bournemouth with a mountain to climb. their fans season. bournemouth with a mountain to climb.climb. their fans are desperate for someone to put hands up and take control but not that a. harry wilson handling the ball in the box, penalty. a sure—fire goal for danny ings? not quite. bournemouth thrown a lifeline. an edgy time it paid off. some studies with a huge goal for the home side. but was it? callu m for the home side. but was it? callum wilson spotted or signed by va are. and to add insult to injury. we have to believe it is possible, it is very difficult for us now. it is not going to be a nice week for us. is not going to be a nice week for us. so bournemouth's feet is out of their hands, their premier league status hanging by a thread. bbc sport understands that watford have sacked their manager nigel pearson with just two games to go. he's the third manager to be sacked by the club this season. watford are 17th in the league, dangerously close to the relegation zone. they need at least a point from their remaining matches against manchester city and arsenal if they're

bournemouth suddenly glimpsed and escaped.'s direction. goodness, already, they'd let in another, 2—0. make that three. goals conceded equalling the number of managers watford sacked this season. well, hang on! they pulled it back to 3—2 in their game! in the final minutes of the season, bournemouth were flying. a third goal against everton all they could do. remember aston villa, the team in green? just one chance for their most skilful player, jack grealish. through the hands of the goalkeeper, 84th minute, aston villa were sure.

bournemouth of to have to travel to manchester city on tuesday but clearly, lots to play for at bothampton, every team the league will have just three games left to play. you're expected to be southhampton but then they got that amazing result against manchester city. but manchester has been the tea m city. but manchester has been the team to be.

souls bournemouth, aston villa, they all won this weekend and so just looking at them for a moment comest on the bottom three, three points of safety and left him, but watch them play each other on friday. another big game to to look forward to. bournemouth could really take advantage of the results, but as we know now, things do not come easy in the premier league. bournemouth of to have to travel to manchester city on tuesday but clearly, lots to play for at both ends of the table and after manchester united games against southhampton, every team the league will have just three games left to play. you're expected to be southhampton but then they got that amazing result against manchester city. but manchester has been the tea m city. but manchester has been the team to be. there's been uncertainty for months about qualification for the champions league, but that's all much clearer after this morning's announcement. no fans in the stadium, but they've been talking to mark and they did try to get some exemption. you want your mum and dad there is a player, as manager and as a coach you wan

bournemouth with a mountain to climb.r someone to put their hands up and take control but not that way. harry wilson handling the ball in the box, penalty. a sure—fire goal for danny ings? not quite. bournemouth thrown a lifeline. and in injury time it paid off. sam sturridge with a huge goalfor the home side. but was it? callum wilson spotted offside by var. and to add insult to injury. a winning goalfor che a winning goal for che adams, heartbreak. we have to believe it is possible, it is very difficult for us now. it is not going to be a nice feeling or a nice week for us. so bournemouth‘s fate is out of their hands, their premier league status hanging by a thread. bbc sport understands that watford have sacked nigel pearson withjust two matches remaining. he's the third manager to be sacked by the club this season. watford are just above the relegation zone in 17th place with matches against manchester city and arsenal still to be played. pearson was appointed in december last year, replacing quique sanchez flores, wh

they're a point below relegation rivals bournemouth who are also in action later — they take on leicestern the late kick off. their manager eddie howe says with 5 matches left, it's still all to play for. in terms of running out of games, yeah, that is a possibility. who knows? we still have games left and points to play for and we still believe so the end of the season will tell us the answer to that question. there's one game that's already under way — that's wolves v everton. wolves could move to within three points of the european places with a win. they lead 2—0 at the moment — rauljiminez and leander dendoncker scoring either side of the break. and later — it's the north london derby. more than just bragging rights on the line.. both needing a win to keep them in european contention... spurs struggling at the moment however — they've won just twice since the restart.. the thing that keeps me strong and

bournemouth needing those points to get out of the relegation zone. between burnley and wolves and still i—o totte n ha m burnley and wolves and still i—o tottenham and castle. that is it for now but will have more throughout the evening. thanks forjoining us. —— 1—0 the evening. thanks forjoining us. —— i—o tottenham over newcastle. hello you are watching bbc news. the biggest easing of lockdown restrictions in scotland is under way — with the reopening of indoor spaces including hotels, places of worship, and hairdressers. the first minister, nicola sturgeon, has described it as the riskiest stage of the process to date. chiara bedin is the owner of luna caffe in bathgate, earlier she told me that the relaxtion of measures has been well managed. it's been extremely well. you know, we've been very, very happy, we had more staff back at work today. even if theyjust passed byjust to see how things are going. and we had lots of community support from everyone. that's very nice. so just tell us a little bit about your cafe — how big is it, how many table

bournemouth need the points — they're four points adrift of safety — 0—0 against spurs. zone, are in action later — against a resurgent manchester united side. they're having a better run of form now then when we played them at old trafford. but there is a lot of desire within our team at the moment and the players know that we have 19 days, 18 days, i think it is, left and each one is as big as the next. let's take a look at some other headlines today. leeds can return to the top of the championship with a win over they're 4—0 up with a few minutes to go. goals from matuesz klick and helder costa here. england midfielder lucy staniforth has joined manchester united women on a two—year deal. she's spent the last two seasons at birmingham city, where her contract has expired. she's been capped 16 times for her country and says she's made the move to "win trophies and make history" with united. and tiger woods will make his first pga tour tournament start since february at next week's at next week's memorial tournament. the 15—time major winner pulled out of the players ch

bournemouth have accepted a £a0 million bid from manchester city for defender nathan ake.quite some time. and it's understood he would've been leaving the club even if bournemouth hadn't been relegated. and anthony hamilton has withdrawn from the world championship because of coronavirus health concerns. the tournament begins tomorrow and will be the first indoor sporting event with crowds. world snooker tour chairman barry hearn says hamilton, who has severe asthma, is worried about his own health. as 20 drivers line up for the british grand prix this weekend, one racing team in surrey can claim to have helped nearly half of them along their track to formula 1. carlin motorsport operate in thejuniorformula, developing young talent both in the uk and around the world. ahead of their 25th season, ben croucher has been finding out the secret of their success. you are watching one of britain's most successful racing teams, we are not talking about mercedes or mclaren posner h but found for pound carlin motorsport are big hitters at the front end of most single seater chamfer

aston villa surviving by the skin of their teeth, but no such luck for watford and bournemouth, who bothe after five years. the bournemouth boss edddie howe was tight lipped on his future after their relegation to the championship was confirmed. but one of the club's former managers says that howe has to stay if they're to have any chance of bouncing straight back up to the premier league. he has done such an amazing job. people forget that this club, in 100 yea rs, people forget that this club, in 100 years, had never been out of division two or three. championship football was punching way above their weight, let alone getting into their weight, let alone getting into the premier league and that's where he has taken them, through the divisions, to the premier league, five years in the premier league, never been in relegation trouble before this year. the job he never been in relegation trouble before this year. thejob he has done has been one of the most incredible stories i think in football, what eddie howe has achieved at bournemouth. and finally there's some live tennis going on ri

i think bournemouth will go down, i think bournemouth will go down, i think they will regroup, and ithat long break in the middle as well. i suppose the credit to the premier league, the players in the clu bs were premier league, the players in the clubs were getting it finished —— leicester just missed clubs were getting it finished —— leicesterjust missed out. for me, i wa nted leicesterjust missed out. for me, i wanted this year finished for liverpool. they deserved to win the title. they have been amazing, and to have not one like it because the season was null and void, i would say, it would have been such a shame. they managed to carry on, they got the title that they thoroughly deserved, so that was great, and even at the top half of the decision, chelsea making it. a great season for chelsea with frank in his first season. cup final next week. they have had an amazing year. man united, you know, ole has taken the team had managed to get them into the champions league as well. i think next year will be exciting as well with the premier league. i think manchester united will im

the first, struggling bournemouth lost out in the south coast derby against southampton., if watford take a point from their match on tuesday. danny ings put southampton ahead in the first half with his 21st goal of the season. bournemouth then thought they had a vital equaliser deep in injury time, only for it to be ruled out by var because callum wilson was offside. and to really rub salt into the wound, che adams made it 2—0 to southampton moments later. in the other match between tottenham and leicester, it's 1—0 to tottenham through heung min son. in the championship, the title winners leeds travelled to derby county and won 3—1. leeds were 2—1 up when derby's matt clarke stuck out a leg and put the ball into his own net. derby were already unable to reach the play—offs. in the other championship match, it's 0—0 between barnsley and nottingham forrest. a point for forest would secure a play—off place. barnsley need a win to avoid relegation. well, arsenal will discover their opponents for next month's fa cup final after they beat the holders manchester city yesterday

bournemouth are the contrast. club and manager entwined, but their win over everton was too late. good enough. the league table, it is a cliche, it does not lie, it tells a cliche, it does not lie, it tells a story. we have dipped below the levels we were at in previous seasons. there is no denying that. final day survival can unite a club like little else. villa employ players from over a dozen different nations. they all seem to know the words to one neil diamond song. joe wilson, bbc news. the final two champions league places were also decided today, again you might want to do something else for a few seconds. manchester united will be in europe's elite next season after beating leicester 2—nil, the foxes missing out on the top four. chelsea beat wolves to make sure that they also qualified. england's cricketers are in complete control of the third test at old trafford with only the weather a concern as they look to clinch the series against the west indies. joe lysnkey was watching the third day's play. england's captain can see a way to victory. the biggest obstacle may come

all my life stop soi home in bournemouth all my life stop so i knew given time that they would comept me. did i have time? we only had money for six months, and they kept running away every time they saw me. then finally one of them, ina tim david greybeard, and he accepted me better than the others and i saw him using and making tools for fish for termites. that was the turning point. that was when lecky was able to bring in the national geographic and send a photographer and filmmaker. and so gradually i was able to get to know the chimpanzees as individuals. each with their own personality. i could see their minds working to solve simple problems. and i could witness their emotions, like happiness, sadness, fear, grief. and all of this when i was sent by lecky to cambridge university to do a phd in logy. cambridge university to do a phd in mythology. this is when the professor told me i had done everything wrong —— like ethnology. yes, naming the gems is scientific andi yes, naming the gems is scientific and i shouldn't talk about them having personalities, minds or emotions beca

the leader of the opposition has more flip—flops than bournemouth beach. preprepared gags on flip—flops, this is the former columnist who wrote two versions of every article ever published. laughter mr speaker, in case the prime minister has not noticed, the labour party is under new management. and no frontbencher of this party has appeared on russia today since i've been leading this party. after prime minister's questions, mps kept pressure on the government's handling of the threat posed by russia. they raised concerns in the report about the prevalence of russian money and that the government had actively avoided investigating kremlin interference in the brexit referendum. but the home office minister james brokenshire said the uk had a record of taking action against russian wrongdoing. we have long recognised the threat posed by the russian state, including from the conventional military capabilities, espionage, cyber attacks, covered interference and illicit finance. we have been clear that russia must desist from its attacks on the uk and our alli

bournemouth are on the verge of relegation after losing 2—0 to southampton — with the video assistantdge fired home from a tight angle — but a var review correctly found that callum wilson was offside. southampton then scored a second. bournemouth will be relegated on tuesday if watford get a point against manchester city — or if they get one against arsenal on the final day. england will want quick runs on monday morning in manchester if they are to stand any chance of levelling their test series with west indies. they finally bowled them out for 287 at old trafford. then sent injos buttler and ben stokes to try to accelerate things. they'll resume on 37 for two. stokes is still there with england leading by 219 going into the final day's play. i was quite pleased. wanted to go out on and get a big score for the team, but it, england bowled very well. you saw how the pitch played. i think we still show some fight. tomorrow is a very crucial day for us. when the new ball game i had a good tempo to my run—up. it has shown it isa tempo to my run—up. it has shown it is a bit ofa tempo to

hello i'm tulson tollet, and this is your sports news — where we start with football and bournemouthleague, after they were beaten 2—1 at manchester city. david silva opened the scoring, early in the first half, for city with this brilliant free—kick. before gabrieljesus made it two with a great solo goal. bournemouth did get one back late on but it wasn't enough to get anything from the game. anyti an from the game. anyti an from the form. he's one of the guys who came back after the lock that in better condition. he played really well. so difficult to replace him. how do you replace them? it will be difficult. we have players. we will try different players. we will try different players to do it. it will be difficult. we gave it everything tonight. real credit to the players for keeping going right to the final whistle. we were desperate for the ball to bounce itjust never happened. when you go 1—0 down to a world—class goal really early in the game, it can seem like a difficult way back. full credit to the players with how they conducted themselves. despite going in front against

if watford get at least a point against manchester city then bournemouth will go down.lla will need to match what purpose might result otherwise they will be in the championship next season, too. i think there has been pressure on us since we came back from project restart. i mean, ten games in we were in the bottom three and everybody had us relegated since march! 0urjob is to go and prove people wrong. i said before, these players have played under pressure and they seem to thrive on it. the new scottish football season sta rts the new scottish football season starts next saturday, but last season's scottish cup final will go ahead on the 20th of december this year. the match in hamilton was scheduled for may but postponed due to top divisions, which were abandoned, this term it wasn't, meaning to sammy's between hearts and hearts and hibs and celtic and aberdeen will take place on the 31st of october and the 1st of november, with the final five days before christmas. next year's rugby league world cup will begin at newcastle's st james‘ park, with the hosts england p

bournemouth then thought they had a vital equaliser deep in injury time, only for it to be ruled outinto the wound, che adams made it 2—0 to southampton moments later. leicester's bid to cling onto a top four spot suffered another setback as they were beaten 3—0 at spurs. it leaves them level on points with manchester united — but they've played a game more. the two meet on the last day of the season next sunday. all coming down now to the final games of the season. the bbc understands that watford have sacked manager nigel pearson, with two games of the premier league remaining. pearson, who was appointed in december, will become the third manager sacked by the club this season. they sit just three points above the relegation zone. england will want quick wickets in the morning if they are to stand any chance of levelling their test series with west indies. they finally bowled them out for 287 and are 37—2 in reply, leading by 219 going into the final day's play. joe wilson reports. you can't see time hovering above 0ld you can't see time hovering above old trafford but you can sens

two weeks later, bournemouth beach was closed. does the prime minister now regret being so flippant? pm johnson: i really think the right honorable gentlemen does not distinguish himself by his question. i was making it absolutely clear that as we go forward, with our cautious plan for opening up the economy, it is important the people who do represent seaside communities, places where u.k. tourists will want to go, should be as welcoming as they can be. that was the message that is important to send out. is also vital people have to behave responsibly. that is why the scenes in bournemouth were unacceptable. that is why we stick to the advice we are given. i have made it absolutely clear people if they are going to travel to the seaside, if they are going to take advantage of the easing of the lockdown, then they must observe social distancing. it is everybody's responsibility to ensure that is the case. >> the prime minister must understand why this is of such concern. the nationwide lifting of restrictions this weekend without

manchester city have agreed a fee of £a0 million for the bournemouth defender nathan ake. manager pep guardiola's wish list for quite some time and it's understood he would have left bournemouth this summer even if they hadn't been relegated. dutch international ake joined the club in 2017 and made 121 appearances. brentford move to a new stadium this summer and it could be a premier league stadium. the last time they played in the top flight of english football was 73 years ago, but now they're just one win away from a return. they were a goal down going into the second leg of their play—off semifinal against swansea, but within 15 minutes they'd scored twice to take the lead — emiliano marcondes with the second. and then, in this last game at griffin park, bryan mbeumo made sure they'll be at wembley next tuesday for a final against fulham or cardiff, who play tonight. fulham lead that tie 2—0. liverpool defender andy robertson and managerjurgen klopp have been talking to each other about their mental health, as part of the heads up campaign led by the football associati

only one of bournemouth, watford or aston villa can stay up.emouth are three points from safety, while villa go into their game against west ham with the upper hand — but onlyjust. they're outside the bottom three on goal difference from watford. it promises to be a nervy afternoon for the managers involved. it means that we can control our own destiny, you know, and that is what we wanted to have going into the last game. it was looking unlikely. it was looking like we would have to rely on others. but results went our way in the week and we end up above the dotted line at the moment, but the most important thing is to be above that dotted line after the match on sunday. we know we have to win the football game to guarantee that. so we will be going all out to win as we have done. we can only prepare for what we can prepare for, and that is to get ourselves right, in the right frame of mind to try and get a result on sunday. we can't really think about different permutations or try and set up for that. we have got to try and get ready for what

a repeat of the bournemouth beach scenes where you have mass gatherings and people might get tipsy ort. i would say that the sector that i represent, they created industries, particularly performing arts and theatre, absolutely crushing blow to theatre, absolutely crushing blow to the arts in countries around the world, we re the arts in countries around the world, were to such an important industry and it is absolutely vital that government support continues for some months while everybody tries to work out how on earth you do perform while maintaining social distancing. white make the great british weather are typically a weekend coming up and it will not be fantastic whether, not those heatwaves we've seen recently. one in five people saying they plan on going on holiday abroad this summer. the financial times focusing on the traffic lights for travellers. we have been waiting for quite some time to find out the air bridges, the air corridors, which countries will be able to go to go out of without quarantining. hopefully you will find out about them tomorrow. we are hopeful it wil

only one of bournemouth, watford or aston villa can stay up.s we can control our own destiny, and that is what we wanted to have going into the own —— last game. it would looking like we would have to rely on others. results went our way have to rely on others. results went ourway in have to rely on others. results went our way in the week and we end up above the dotted line at the moment, but most importantly, to be above that dotted line after the match on sunday. we know we have to win the game to guarantee that. we will be going all out to win as we have done. we can only prepare for what we can prepare for, and that is to get ourselves right, in the right frame of mind to try and get a result on sunday. we can't really think about different limitations of transit up for that. we have to get ready for what we need to do. it looks difficult but it is not impossible, and! it looks difficult but it is not impossible, and i think, as i said, just going to the final game with a chance to stay up is where we needed to be. we have that now and we

sort of message, you end up with the scenes we saw in soho oi’ the scenes we saw on the beach in bournemouth accusations. that is what you are suggesting. no, you asked me what we had done differently. i think their messaging has led to some unfortunate outcomes. i would be sorry to see those outcomes in wales. what we will see here next year is an election, a chance for people to show whether their trust has been won or lost. hywel griffith, bbc news, abergavenny. it is 17 years since the darfur conflict began in western sudan — one that led to hundreds of thousands of deaths and charges of genocide against sudan's former president. the worst of the violence was more than a decade ago, but the uk has granted asylum to some of those fleeing continuing instability there. fergal keane, who reported from darfur in 2004, has been talking to two cousins who are from there — and now find themselves on different sides of the channel. it is a story of numberless journeys, driven by the enduring legacy of genocide. journeys that bring some to refuge in britain, while others languish in makeshift camp

bournemouth are 18th in the table, desperate to get out of the relegation zone.s well against last season's champions. as you sit here now before the game i think that the focus has to be prepare the team as well as we can. let us try and be silent, we know how good manchester city can be and how good manchester city can be and how good manchester city can be and how good they are. so it is up to us to be competitive, stay in the game and try to get the fortune that we had a bit of a guest leicester. —— try and be solid. well that game at the etihad is one of three games that kick—off shortly at six o'clock. the first—half of burnley versus wolves is live on bbc two with the second half on bbc one. newcastle against tottenham is also at 6pm. arsenal against the champions liverpool kicks off at 8.15. the option to have five substitutes will be allowed next season, according to football lawmakers. ifab made the announcement that each compeition, including the premier league can decide if they still want that option. it comes as the dates for the summer transfer win

leicester play bournemouth tomorrow.pped points at anfield for the first time this season. they drew 1—1 with burnley. andy robertson's first half header was cancelled out by jay rodriguez. burnley could have snatched it late on too only forjohann gudmundsson‘s effort to hit the crossbar. the point is enough to see burnley up to 9th. still to come tonight — it's brighton v manchester city — that's at 8pm. in the championship, brentford are still firmly in contention for an automatic promotion place after a 3—1 win at derby county. with west brom only drawing at blackburn, brentford are just three points off second place with three games remaining said benrahma got brentford's third — a real stunner — to seal victory. the bees have now won seven games in a row, including all six since the league resumed on 20th june. here's the rest of the results. hull's 1—0 defeat leaves them in the bottom three, while barnsley stay bottom after a goalless draw with wigan. wigan are appealing a 12 point penalty for going into administra

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it's far from over for bournemouth, who're in the relegation zone but fighting to get out.result against leicester at the weekend. tonight, they're playing last season's champions at the etihad — one of four games in the premier league. let's update you on discourse. it is still 1— 02 manchester city after that goal from david still 1— 02 manchester city after that goalfrom david silva still 1— 02 manchester city after that goal from david silva after just four minutes. it is still 0—0 between burnley and wolves but totte n ha m between burnley and wolves but tottenham have gone a goal ahead of newcastle. and later on arsenal will host the champions liverpool. totternham arsenal host champions liverpool later at 8.15pm. four matches in the championship brentford are on a winning streak, pushing for automatic promotion. ollie watkins scored in the first four minutes against. 1—0 preston north four minutes against. one four minutes against. between subsidy and stoke ( and one between subsidy and stoke city. and no score between nottingham forest and and no score between notti

that win piles more pressure on bournemouth.

we had a temperature of 26 degrees in london, but the sunniest weather, that was in bournemouth — almost the day with temperatures around 12—14 degrees. and we start with some outbreaks of rain mainly across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england and wales. that's going to be quite heavy for a while. it will gradually turning lighter and more patchy through the day. we get some sunshine more widely across scotland and northern ireland and towards the south—east. perhaps even into the midlands, it may well stay dry, but there'll be more clouds around, so it won't be quite as warm — still 23 or 24 degrees. we are looking at some showers to come into the south—west of england, still damp into wales, some more rain across northern england, so quite a cool day here, although the far north of england improving later on. we'll have some sunshine in the afternoon across northern ireland and more widely in scotland, so a warmer day here, 19 or 20 degrees. but still some rather sharp showers in the north—east and up towards the northern isles. those will tend to ease off a bit durin

bournemouth put up a real fight.incredible". that's how tottenham boss, jose mourinho described harry kane, as he passed the 200 goal mark, at club level, with two more at newcastle. spurs won 3—1 taking them up to seventh. and spurs are nowjust a point behind wolves after they were held, to a 1—1 draw at burnley. that's despite, rauljiminez putting them ahead. however, burnley were given an injury time penalty which chris wood scored. cricket and joe root says he's expecting england to bounce back from their series opening defeat against the west indies, when the second test gets under way at emirates old trafford this morning. he returns to captain the team after missing the opening match to be at the birth of his second child. we know they are a difficult team to beat. we also know what we are getting on this one. one thing we've a lwa ys getting on this one. one thing we've always been very good at is winning difficult games. we've had a tough week and bounced back very quickly throughout the series. i expect not

both aston villa and bournemouth could be relegated later. here is why.ty in a game that kicks off in under half an hour, bournemouth will go down. that leaves avella who face arsenal up needing to match watford. otherwise they will play in the championship next season as well. i think there is no pressure next season as well. i think there is no pressure on us as we came next season as well. i think there is no pressure on us as we came back from project restart. ten games and we we re from project restart. ten games and we were in the bottom three and i think everybody has had his relegated since march. ourjob is to go and prove people wrong. i said before, the players have played under pressure and they seem to thrive on it. at the other end of the table, jurgen klopp and the chief cost of lumber this high police are asking liverpool fans not to congregate outside of enfield tomorrow. —— chief cost both. when they are presented with the trophy. they are hoping to avoid a repeat of the scenes outside of the docs when the scenes outside of the docs when

bournemouth put up a real fight but it leaves them three points from safety, with two games to go.—1 taking them up to seventh. and spurs are nowjust a point behind wolves — after they were held to a 1—1 draw at burnley. that‘s despite rauljiminez putting them ahead. however burnley were given a injury time penalty, which chris wood scored. and the world number one golfer rory mcilroy admits playing golf without fans is impacting his game. he‘s played three events in the past few weeks in the usa — but failed to break into the top 10 at any of them. and later, he tees off alongside tiger woods at the memorial tournament. it‘s very hard for me to keep focus out here. i feel like when there‘s fans and there‘s that energy and atmosphere, it‘s easy to get into that mindset that you need to get into, that‘s what we‘re used to, that‘s what we do. but when you don‘t have that, i felt the first three weeks, my mind was wandering a little bit, easy to lose focus, to lose concentration and i think some of the mistakes that i was making was because of that. it must take some getting used to.

me to really get close, but, you know, that is how i had studied the animals around my home in bournemouthime, that they would come to accept me. did i have time? we only had money for six months, and they kept running away every time they saw me. but then finally, one of them — i named him david greybeard — and he accepted me better than the others, and i saw him using and making tools forfish for termites. that was the turning point. that was when leakey was able to bring in the national geographic and send a photographer and filmmaker. and so gradually i was able to get to know the chimpanzees as individuals, each with their own personality. i could see their minds working to solve simple problems. and i could witness their emotions, like happiness, sadness, fear, grief. and all of this, when i was sent by leakey to cambridge university to do a phd in ethology — this is when the professors told me i had done everything wrong. yes, naming the chimps isn't scientific and i shouldn't talk about them having personalities, minds or emotions, because those, they said, were unique to humans. b

bottom of the premier league at the bottom of the premier league at the moment, both aston villa and bournemouth two tough matches still to go and no manager, it does not look promising for watford. relegation to the championship would be pretty much a disaster for them. they have beenin much a disaster for them. they have been in the premier league since 2015. five seasons being in the top flight, 2015. five seasons being in the top flight, to go down to the championship, it is not something that they would want. no confirmation from the club as yet, but bbc sport understands that nigel mark pearson has been sacked. as yet, no replacement has been announced. lebanon is facing economic ruin. the country's currency has lost around 80% of its value against the dollar, prices have soared uncontrollably, and much of the middle class has been plunged into poverty. talks with the international monetary fund for a bailout have faltered. as our correspondent — martin patience — reports from beirut — some are now turning to crime to feed their families. this is how lebanon wants to portray itself to the w

bournemouth are on the brink of ending their five—year stay in the premier league.and must win their final game to have a chance of staying up. in the day's other game, harry kane's two goals dented leicester's hopes of qualifying for the champions league. tottenham hotspur won 3—0. watford have sacked manager nigel pearson with two games of the premier league remaining. pearson, who was appointed in december, is the third manager sacked by the club this season. they sit just three points above the relegation zone. it's set to be an exciting final day of the second test as england chase an unlikely victory. the hosts took most of the day to bowl out the west indies for 287 in theirfirst innings at old trafford. england then added 37 runs this evening to end the fourth day leading by 219. lewis hamilton has moved to the top of the formula 1 world championship after victory in hungary. the six—time world champion led from start to finish at the hungaroring ahead of max verstappen who came second despite crashing on the warm—up lap. adam wild reports. so often in formu

develop that where we get large gatherings of predominantly white people on a sunny day in a beach in bournemouth but we get gatherings of people from from black and working class communities we see very very different and contrasting pools of policing much more like say fair in regard to the former and much more oppressive in regard to the latter but the other thing that needs to be borne in mind here are shifting power relations but one of the things about crowds is that they are places in which normally disempowered people can become powerful to turn the relations of power and reverse them in relation to the police on an everyday basis there disempowered in a subject going to as we see in the stop and search episode with the with the car but when knows people are gathered to. gather in large crowds and couldn't work together in those crowds they can dispute that stop and search they can do things about stop and search i know you spend your life working on this as you know well the mainstream media would characterize this group dynamic as mindless violence in fact bars johnson even said taking

or as the british prime minister borisjohnson put it this week, more flip—flops than bournemouth beachly correct, are an act of patriotism. he said that the coronavirus, farfrom being a bad case of the sniffles, is going to get a lot worse before it gets better. he's had to perform a bit of a u—turn on schools going back, and, of course, he's abandon his plans to hold a huge event for his convention injacksonville, florida. now, what has changed? the medical advice has remained consistent. what's changed is donald trump's position in the polls which, to say the least, are precarious. and i think his new campaign manager has gone to him, sat him down, given him a bucket of ice cold water and said, "this is serious. you have to change direction on these things." a lot of people are guffawing, or laughing at donald trump having to perform u—turns. i'm sure there are some people who are writing, "this could be the worst week ever of donald trump's "presidency," because he's had to do humiliating things that show weakness. but if he wins in november, i think the campaign strategist will say

last week, crowds crammed onto bournemouth beach, seemingly ignoring social distancing.part to blame. tomorrow's been described as "super saturday". are you confident at this point that you've struck the right balance between the country's health and the economy, and are you confident you've got the right public messaging? to the scientists, if i may, are you comfortable with the pace that this unlocking is progressing? on the balance, it is incredibly important to get the balance right, and our priority is health. our priority is the health of the british public. what we're trying to do is walk this narrow path. there is no perfect time. there is no perfect, exact way of doing it. this virus is a long way from gone, it's not going to be gone for a very, very long time. it's now a lot lower than it was. we are going to have to take risks, whatever we do. and this seems a reasonable package of risks at this particular time, at this particular pace, but none of us believe, and i'm sure nobody watching this believes this is a risk—free next step. this is a significant momen

manchester united moved up to fourth a couple of hours, they came from behind to beat bournemouth 5—2ony fernandez also chipping in. the manager was full of praise for his team striker. it's one of the best, if not the best finish as i have worked with on scene. he is so calm and composed. if it's on the playground or on the training ground or back at home, he knows where to finish to score a goal and it doesn't matter if there is 75,000 fans here at 0ld there is 75,000 fans here at old trafford, or no—one, because that's just what he does. here are the other results in the premier league. what side, norwich, seven points of safety after losing 1-0 at points of safety after losing 1—0 at home to brighton. leicester have one at the first time since the restart, scoring three times against palace. i —— arsenal 2—0 against wolves. liver cues and beaten 11—2 in berlin. 11 dusky at 51 goals for the season. four—month later than scheduled the formula 1 season starts on sunday, mercedes dominated qualifying head of the austrian grand prix. the team showed their support for the global antirac

we had a temperature of 26 celsius in london, but the sunniest weather was in bournemouth with almosta cloudy start to the day with temperatures around 12—14 celsius. and we start with some outbreaks of rain mainly across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, and wales. that'll be quite heavy for a while, gradually turning lighter and more patchy through the day. we get some sunshine more widely across scotland and northern ireland towards the southeast. perhaps even into the midlands, it may well stay dry, but there'll be more clouds around so it won't be quite as warm — still 23—24 celsius. we are looking at some showers to come into the southwest of england, still damp into wales, some more rain across northern england, so quite a cool day here — although the far north of england improving later on. we'll have some sunshine in the afternoon across northern ireland and more widely in scotland, so a warmer day here at 19—20 celsius. but still some rather sharp showers in the northeast and up towards the northern isles. those will tend to ease off a bit during the eve

we had a temperature of 26 degrees in london, but the sunniest weather, that was in bournemouth — almostr thursday. it will be quite a cloudy start to the day with temperatures around 12—14 degrees. and we start with some outbreaks of rain mainly across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england and wales. that's going to be quite heavy for a while. it will gradually turning lighter and more patchy through the day. we get some sunshine more widely across scotland and northern ireland and towards the south—east. perhaps even into the midlands, it may well stay dry, but there'll be more clouds around, so it won't be quite as warm — still 23 or 2a degrees. we are looking at some showers to come into the south—west of england, still damp into wales, some more rain across northern england, so quite a cool day here, although the far north of england improving later on. we'll have some sunshine in the afternoon across northern ireland and more widely in scotland, so a warmer day here, 19 or 20 degrees. but still some rather sharp showers in the north—east and up towards the northern

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they've also played a game more than relegation rivals aston villa and bournemouth.me without spectators. team europe were expecting to defend the cup on us soil in wisconsin in september, but the event's been pushed back until the same time next year. europe's captain padraig harrington believes it's the right decision. dominic the decision is based on health and safety, but trying to get organised behind the scene, it would be difficult to pull a team together that was fair and representative. and all the competitions that go with it, you know, what happens if a player gets covid—19, what happens if there's a cluster, do players have to quarantine for a couple of weeks? there were so many complications, i could just keep listing them. so there is a sense of relief now that it's been pushed back. and hopefully the symptom or —— september, we can go ahead as normal. that's the case, looking backin normal. that's the case, looking back in hindsight and saying, why didn't we go ahead? but come next september, we will give everyone a fair crack of the whip in 2021 to qu