a sad loss to burnley. big headed or anything like that although he was by far the best player and i think everybody looked up to him. jimmy mcilroy, who has died. he was 86. hollie arnold has won gold for gb at the european para athletics and england have to bat for two—whole days to save the third test against india or make 521 to win. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. you are watching bbc news. agents, employees, the council and ticket holders say they're all being left out of pocket because of continuing problems at a theatre in peterborough. problems with the former management company of the broadway means shows have been cancelled. it's just the latest in a series of problems for the theatre, as anna tood reports. it should be a flagship venue for live performance. instead the broadway theatre's reputation is dying a death. the management company has hit severe financial difficulties, affecting staff, contractors, the local council and people like barry and gwen who pa

the european victory for burnley, a long time in the making.g a slender 1—0 lead from the first leg against croatian side ns osijek. they went ahead through nikola katic but were forced to endure a nervous last few moments after osijek found an equaliser, but it wasn't enough, rangers through to the next round. hibernian took a 3—2 lead to greece to take on asteras tripolis and they extended their advantage through john mcginn‘s goal before half time. the greek side levelled the match but hibs go through 11—3 on aggregate. here's a check on the other scores. welsh champions the new saints are through to the third qualifying round. the first test between england and india is beautifully poised after the second day in birmingham. india made 274 all out in reply to england's 287 with captain virat kohli scoring a brilliant century. at the close england were 9—1 in their second innings, a lead of 22. patrick gearey reports. get used to take time to make progress in birmingham. still does on occasion. it still does on occasion, but one juggernaut ha

burnley as we all know have got so much more money and backgrounds and backing etc.p cup game and sean dyche has already said that. aberdeen have been really successful in scottish football in the last few years. second suit celtic years in a row. they are a competitive team and on their day they can get about anyone. but they will have to be on their day. the biggest problem they have is scoring a goal. they have to score a goal. it was 1—1 last week. that goal by sam vokes changed the whole game. very well taken equaliser sam vokes changed the whole game. very well ta ken equaliser and sam vokes changed the whole game. very well taken equaliser and it made it 1—1 going into the second leg. burnley still have not made any signings this summer and have gone from an almost embarrassment of riches in their goalkeeping department but suddenly all three of their keepers have got an injury in some shape or another. he has found itself from that embarrassment of riches to being short. he will think more than anything else that you have to get to the goalkeeper first. that

so what about that burnley—watford game? goals since january, winning 3—1 at turf moor this lunchtime. after goals for andre gray on his return to burnley, and troy deeney, will hughes put the gloss on the performance by scoring the third pastjoe hart. watford have now won their first two games of the season. burnley have just one point. we just get off his distance from the first goals. and troy deeney gets between our minds were wondering a bit and we are not in the sense that we normally are. then you are. the new 2—1. then they score a third from a poor pass and a great finish. unfortunately for us, ifa great finish. unfortunately for us, if a player who shouldn't be on the field of play because of a really poor tackle earlier in the game. brentford maintained their unbeaten start in the championship with a 2—0 home win over sheffield wednesday. a neal maupay penalty and ollie watkins second half strike lifts the bees up to fourth in the table. also unbeaten are sunderland in league one. they were convincing 3—0 winners

burnley are the only english team in qualifying.er sean dyche. 0lympiakos are their opponents, who, rather worryingly for burnley fans, have a 100% record at home in european qualification. the prestige of any tournament is, when you play against the big names, and they have a history here and an knowledge of different variances in european football, that is in their favour slightly. but we have a freshness, and unionists about it, it isa freshness, and unionists about it, it is a new look for us to come and ta ke it is a new look for us to come and take these challenges on. leeds boxer, natasha gale says exhaustion was behind the "unacceptable conduct" that saw her suspended from boxing after the commomwealth games. she says the ban gave her the break from the sport she needed and she's now aiming for the world championships later this year, followed by the tokyo olympics in 2020. she's been speaking exclusively to our sports reporter, tanya arnold. having time off, i had quite a bit of time off and reflecting on it. you know, it w

stuart flinders, bbc news, burnley.on, to her temporary release fromjail in iran. her husband richard, confirmed she'd returned to evin prison, after a three day release, spent with herfamilyjust outside of the capital tehran. she was given a five year sentence in 2016 and accused of spying, a charge she denies. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm chetan pathak and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: a late winner at newcastle ensures chelsea's ioo% start to the season continues. a huge crash in the belgian grand prix, but sebastian vettel steers clear of the pile—up to win and close the gap on lewis hamilton. and american bryson dechambeau leads the fedex cup playoffs after winning the northern trust in newjersey. thanks forjoining us on sport today. it wasn't easy, but chelsea maintained their 100% start to the premier league season with a 2—1 victory over newcastle at st james's park, to the delight of new boss maurizio sarri.

stuart flinders, bbc news, burnley.zanin zaghari—ratcliffe, has been refused an extension, to her temporary release fromjail in iran. her husband richard, confirmed she'd returned to evin prison, after a three day release spent with her familyjust outside of the capital tehran. she was given a five year sentence in 2016 and accused of spying, a charge she denies. 0ur correspondent caroline davis is here with me. so, no success in trying to get this temporary release extended. what do you think the chances are of her getting at least another temporary release at some point in the future? things did initially looked very optimistic this morning. nazanin was first arrested in april 2000 16. on thursday she was granted three days to spend time with her family outside tehran and her small daughter who is now four years old. initially, nazanin was told she would be extended, but later in the day she was called to say that has not been approved and they were waiting for a signature that was key and she had to return to prison

and fulham beat burnley 4—2.hamilton 1—0, and rangers remain unbeaten under steven gerrard after drawing 3—3 with motherwell. rangers twice came from behind, but motherwell rescued the point in the dying moments when peter hartley scored from a corner. and great britian‘s men are the wheelchair basketball world champions. they beat the reigning 0lympic champions, the usa, 79—62 to win the world title for the first time. guys, guys that i literally used to look up to and watch hours and hours of clips going up, so to be competing against them and come out victorious against the best team in the world right now, it's ridiculous. congratulations to them. there's more on the bbc sport website, including build—up to the us open tennis which starts tomorrow. andy murray one of four british players in action. but for now, that's all from me. thanks, katherine, katherine downes there. it's 100 years since the birth of leonard bernstein, one of the most influential musicians, composers and conductors of the 20th century.

burnley lost 3—1 to live your cost. sophie hahn was one of six british gold medallist on a big night at the european para athletics championships, taking the t 38 200 metres title as britain go into day five on top of the medal table. that is all the sport. it's been nearly 40 years since pope saintjohn paul ii's plane landed on the runway at dublin airport. there was hysteria at the time, with almost half of the island's population gathering to be a part of the once—in—a—lifetime event. but the ireland that pope francis will visit this weekend is completely different to the one that greeted his polish predecessor. the catholic church has been rocked by revelations of paedophile priests, sexual abuse in orphanages and exploitation of women in mother—and—baby homes. it will still be the biggest event in ireland for decades, but how has the once staunchly catholic country changed ? the irish prime minister leo varadkar says it's a different country now. ireland has become a very different place in the past 40 years since

burnley as always will be cheered on bya burnley as always will be cheered on by a passionate home crowd will stop head coach kick—off will trevor bayliss says the decision to include ben stokes in the england squad for the third test against india was taken for the all—rounder‘s "wellbeing". it's after stokes was found not guilty of affray earlier this week, following a fight outside a bristol nightclub last september. but bayliss said it's not yet certain if stokes will play at trent bridge on saturday. our sports editor, dan roan, reports. just two days after emerging from bristol crown court, today ben stokes walked out to more familiar surroundings. the england star still the main attraction at trent bridge as he was welcomed back into the england squad after being cleared of affray. while stokes could play against india on saturday, the fallout from his trial following a brawl last year continues and he is 110w brawl last year continues and he is now being encouraged to publicly apologise having a ready said sorry to his team—mates. apologise having a ready said sorry to his team-m

his wife, susan, worked at a travel agents in the centre of burnley.f respect. their daughter is still coming to terms with her loss. mum and dad were the best parents anybody could wish for. mum was fit and healthy, we used to go to the gym two or three times a week and dad was the same, he was an active walker. postmortem results are expected in the next few days, but it could be weeks before kelly 0rmerod is allowed to bring her parents' bodies home. stuart flinders, bbc news, burnley. the us playwright, neil simon has died at the age of 91. simon wrote more than 30 plays, including comedy classics ‘come blow your horn‘ and ‘the odd couple.‘ he was the first playwright to have a broadway theatre named after him, and won the pulitzer prize for drama in 1991 for lost in yonkers. alan dershowitz, lawyer, writer and life—long neil simon fan who has been to see all his plays on broadway, told me why his work had such universal appeal. he was writing about me and about everybody i grew up with. as if we had our own playwright who was telling our story. wr

after last week's goalless draw in turkey, burnley face a big night at turf moor as they look to progresscompetition. richard askam is at the clarets' ground for us. the nerves will certainly be jangling at hearst more here tonight. they needed extra time to get past aberdeen in the previous round. —— at turf moor. at 0—0, but tie is still in the balance. the turkish side are in good form and finished third in the turkish top league last season. they are a good team. in the likes of added by law and gael clichy, they will have players who know exactly what to expect from a premier league side.

celtic and rangers are in action and burnley are in greece to face olympiakos in the first leg of theiry—off round. sean dyche says it'll be the toughest test his side have faced in europe so far. the prestige of any tournament is when you play against the big names. as you rightly say, they have got history and a knowledge of different european nights and that is in their favour slightly. tiger woods and phil mickelson will go head to head in a winner takes all $9 million dollar duel

burnley were taken to extra time. jack cork‘s winner. pochettino said he is disappointed at the delay in moving to their new stadium —— mauricio pochettino. they hoped to play their first match at the new ground against liverpool next month but chemical problems mean they won‘t move until late october at the earliest, angering some fans who bought tickets for the game at the new ground which will be at wembley instead. 0f instead. of course i understand the problems about the ticket, the money and everything. i feel sorry for them andi everything. i feel sorry for them and i want to say thank you and apologise and we are going to try to reward them with winning games in the way that only we can act. head coach trevor bayliss says the decision to include ben stokes in

in the day's other game, watford won 3—1 at burnley.ls for andre gray on his return to burnley, and troy deeney, will hughes put the gloss on the performance by scoring the third pastjoe hart. they were watford's first away goals since january. in spain, real madrid began their league campaign with a relatively easy 2—0 win over getafe at the bernabeu. dani carvajal opened the scoring after 20 minutes as the european champions started their la liga life without cristiano ronaldo and zinedine zidane. gareth bale then doubled real lead, turning home marco asensio‘s cross to wrap up the win. in the day's other games, newly—promoted huesca won 2—1 at eibar, and andre silva scored a hat—trick on his la liga debut as sevilla won 4—1 at rayo vallecano. the 22 year old portugal international, joined on loan from italian giants ac milan after scoring just two serie a goals in 2a games last season. there were five games in italy on sunday, and they included a win for roma, who'll be hoping to improve on last season's 3rd—placed finish. they won a

qualifier against maribor, while hibs and burnley drew their matches. much more on those games on the bbc sport website. the american gary woodland is the surprise leader after the opening round of the uspga championship, the last golf major of the season. but there are some well—placed britons in the field. justin rose and ian poulter are in a large group, three shots off the pace, after rounds of 67. johanna konta is out of the canadian open in montreal after a busy day. she completed victory over victoria azarenka in a match delayed overnight because of rain. but she then lost in straight sets to the defending champion elina svitolina. and away from the sport, it in wasps news, a great way to deter them, i have been told, because conkers are used to deter spiders, apparently don't coffee is used in greece to keep wasps away. as income adjust wafting? this novel that? keep wasps away. as income adjust wafting? this novelthat? how keep wasps away. as income adjust wafting? this novel that? how do you burn copy? professionally made

the draw for the group stage was made today but there will be no burnley in the europa league — theyin the final qualifer and scotland women's world cup hopes are out of their hands after conceding to switzerland in their qualifier hello and welcome to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. a half century from sam curran saved england on the first day of the fourth test against india in southampton on thursday. having collapsed to 86—6 the hosts finished their first innings on 246 all out. adam wild was watching. despite being two and down, it was india that came in here with all the momentum after the big victory in the third test. england actually won the third test. england actually won the toss and decided to bat almost immediately. it looks like a very poor decision, the first man to go, a really rather bizarre dismissal he seemed to lose the flight of the ball and was trapped. that leaves the captain and he suffered a similar fate the captain and he suffered a similarfate suffering as the captain and he suffered a similar fate suffering as well. he came into this bout with a broken f

stuart flinders, bbc news, burnley.cross, several people have been killed in a mass shooting at and entertainment complex in jacksonville, mass shooting at and entertainment complex injacksonville, florida. let‘s speak to our local reporter on the ground. what more can you tell us? what we are following right now isa us? what we are following right now is a confirmed shooting that leaves four dead and 11 injured. it happened are nervous afternoon in jacksonville, florida, the jacksonville, florida, the jacksonville, landing. what we have been told as it happened at a sanctioned maddened championship series competition is what they were doing at the time, and four dead and 11 injured. the jacksonville sheriff‘s office still have the entire area ward and off, multiple units on the river right here, the incident happened right here in the downtown jacksonville area right on the water. we will have to leave it there but do keep us posted. plenty more on our website as well. thanks for watching. a wet and in places when the

burnley your team are playing them on sunday, is this a good time to play them? i think so.ll. i had a tough game last night, very unlucky not to get to the qualifying stages of the europa league. it will be difficult. united are still a good team. jose mourinho will be poking his players to try to get a reaction from them. if they respond, respond in the right way, which they should, we feel comfortable, at turf moor, no matter who comes there, we are confident we can get a result and i‘m sure people watching are in for a treat on sunday. we will come to the europa league defeated a moment. but a look at the other fixtures. top of the table liverpool are at leicester in the early game on saturday. chelsea against bournemouth is one of five three o‘clock kick—offs, while manchester city host newcastle in the late match. and on sunday, unai emery‘s arsenal play at cardiff, while tottenham liverpool will be looking to maintain their winning start to the season and bossjurgen klopp says he has no complaints about their record signing keeper alisson, who is yet to concede in the

elsewhere, burnley will need a big comeback in their second leg.lympiakos in athens. after going a goal down, chris wood did level things up with that first half penalty. andreas bouk—a—lakis put the hosts ahead after the break and things went from bad to worse for burnley when ben gibson was sent off on a second yellow for handball and olympiakos got their third goal of the night from the resulting penalty. it's not been the return to english rugby that chris ashton was hoping for. the sale sharks winger, who returned from toulon this summer, has been banned for seven weeks after he received a red card for a tip tackle in a preseason friendly against castres last week. ashton did not accept the charge, but was found guilty by an independent panel process. our rugby union reporter, chris jones has more. unless the panel dismissed the citing, he was always going to get a hefty ban because the lowest he could've got was six weeks, because he a dreadful disciplinary record. in 2016, he had two bans. one for making contact with the eye area, another fo

he joins burnley for an undisclosed fee on a two—year deal.ip this evening, west brom scored late on to get a point at nottingham forest in a dramatic game at the city ground. matt phillips' strike denying the home side victory in a game they had controlled. elsewhere, middlesborough beat sheffield united 3—0 at home. there was a t20 double header at old trafford today. durham jets posted 154—7 from their 20 overs before liam trevaskis took 4 wickets to help seal victory over lancashire lightening by 4 runs. and earlier in the women's super league, surrey stars beat lancashire thunder by 55 runs. lizelle lee hit 6 sixes as she powered her way to 70 off 37 balls as surrey posted 167 for 8. dane van niekerk then took 3 wickets and bryony smith took 2 to help seal their victory. johanna konta battled back from a set down to reach the second round of the rogers cup in montreal with victory overjelena 0stapenko. the british number one lost the first set in a tie—break but then won 6—1, 6—2, beating the 2017 french open champion injust over two hour

she is a thomas cook employee and she worked in the burnley brunt.ff. today the burnley branch was shut due to unforeseen circumstances. what about the hotel? 301 thomas cook customers will be removed from the hotel, the steamburger in hurghada, some 400 rooms, very family friendly, and they say that the circumstances of they say that the circumstances of the deaths are not clear but they received reports that further customers have raised level of illness and they say that safety is the first priority and they will remove the customers. they will stay the night and tomorrow they will be offered another hotel in hurghada or a flight home. they are all from britain. they also say they are contacting customers with a booking in the next four weeks to offer a different holiday. people should hear if they were scheduled to be staying at the hotel, and about the alternatives, but clearly a terrible tragedy for the family involved. that's right. their couple's daughter is going to fly out. thomas cook last audited this hotel last month and it received 96%.

stuart flinders, bbc news, burnley. the headlines on bbc news...is visit to ireland. earlier, at a mass for 300,000 people in dublin, he asked for forgiveness for the abuse irish people suffered by members of the clergy. senatorjohn mccain, who died yesterday aged 81, will lie in state in arizona's capitol building, an honour only given to a few notable americans, including john f kennedy and ronald reagan. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe who's been imprisoned in iran on spying charges has been told her temporary three—day release is over — and she is back in prison and, british scientists say they have pieced together what dinosaur dna looks like — and their genetic structure is close to living birds. the government is expected to announce funding for the uk's own satellite navigation system to rival the european union s galileo project. it comes after concerns that brexit could restrict the uk's access to the programme. 0ur political correspondent tom barton says the galileo project is a vital security tool. britain had been a key player in the develop

jimmy mcilroy, the former burnley and northern ireland forward, has died. he was 86.1962, winning the old first division title in 1960. richard askam looks back on his life. jimmy mcilroy had a rare talent, a foot old gentleman and quite simply internally‘s greatest ever player.

burnley. they are interested in some glucose. i think if he goes anywhere, he will go to burnley.'s trying to force a way out? if he doesn't go, he is in a bit of trouble because he has gone on strike at swansea. crystal palace and full have been spending big along with wolves. they are two of the interesting clubs in here. along with wolves. they are two of the interesting clubs in herelj along with wolves. they are two of the interesting clubs in here. i am sure we will hear much more from you over the next 22.5 hours. staying with football... celtic are in champions league action tonight, as they host aek athens in the first leg of their third qualifying round tie in glasgow. brendan rodgers' men are looking to reach the group stage for the third year in a row. chris mclaughlin is at celtic park. it is game numberfive it is game number five of it is game numberfive of a potential eight for celtic in their quest to reach the group stages of the champions league for the third successive year under brendan rodgers. they have already seen off armenia and norway. this is a step up a

burnley host 0lympiacos tonight, and richard is a turf moor.league than the europa league. they hold that 3—1 advantage from the first leg. but that goal burnley scored in athens could be crucial, they will believe they can get something here tonight. if the win 2—0 tonight, they will go through. they will be cheered on by a passionate support as ever at dartmoor, desperate for this european adventure to continue. this is burnley‘s first time in europe since the 1960s. having said that, it will be a juggling act for sean dyche in terms of selection. manchester united are the next visitors here in the premier league on sunday, so we probably will shake up on sunday, so we probably will shake up his pristine selection tonight. but he will be confident that whatever tea m but he will be confident that whatever team keep eggs were given everything and give him a chance of going through to the group stages of the europa league. scotland's women are looking to take fate into their own hands with victory in tonight's crucial world cup qualifier agains

a win for liverpool, southampton and burnley draw and now, manchester city beating arsenal 2—0. st mirren. 2—0 it finished, st mirren were down to 10 men, ross mccrorie sent off. in the day's other game stjohnstone nd hibs drew 1—1. england are on the brink of taking a 2—0 series lead over india. they need just 4—wickets to win. earlier england declared on 396 for 7. patrick geary has the latest: for the first half hour, they took their runs however they can, urgent not elegant, time ticking on, rain getting closer, when sam curran took one risk to many, joe root called them in, england declared time to bowl. india went out into the storm. murali vijay has not managed to run off the bat in the match, he became 100 wicket forjimmy anderson at lord's, facing him in these conditions is a bats and's room 101, rahul was the next two exit, india needed shelter, it came from the rain again. but only for a while, when they got back out, stuart broad carried england's second wind, first, ajinkya rahane, and then, pyjama, no assistance required. england's captain would have to carry their

a couple from burnley both died chairing a holiday at a red sea resort. have, together. pope francis is visiting ireland. it will be his first visit to the country and most a0 years. ryanair brings in new rules and fees for passengers travelling with cabin luggage. how low. scotland's former first minister has strongly rejected allegations of sexual misconduct dating back from his time in office. he is taking the holyrood government to court to challenge the waiters handling complaints against him, saying he has not been allowed to see evidence against him. in a statement, the scottish government has confirmed alex salmond has initiated legal proceedings. the government says it will defend its position vigorously and treats any allegations of harassment seriously. nicola sturgeon has also released a statement saying she has been aware of the investigation for some time but has had no role in the process. she goes on to acknowledge his challenge of the scottish government but says she refused his criticisms about its process. she continues to say, my relat

he joins burnley for an undisclosed fee ona joins burnley for an undisclosed fee on a two—year deal.igning champion rooney... only the top two are guaranteed to qualify. he finished third but went through as the fastest loser, joining his team—mates. in the semifinal. he will have two up his game. team—mates. in the semifinal. he will have two up his gamelj team—mates. in the semifinal. he will have two up his game. i have been all over the place with my pace in this year. at 50 metres i relaxed too much and i said, oh, there is a quy too much and i said, oh, there is a guy there. it is complacency and it isa guy there. it is complacency and it is a very poor excuse in a race. it is a very poor excuse in a race. it is amazing to defend the title so i can to be losing the heat. coming third as the fastest loser, it will bea third as the fastest loser, it will be a difficult samey but it was never going to be easy. the frenchman did kaplan is out after he did three fellows in the long jump. two other frenchman also failed to register a jump. that means great britain has a great chance

their daughter, kelly, who arrived home in burnley this morning, was with them., i went and knocked on the door, to see whether they were just having a little bit of a lie—in and didn't want to be bothered. as i opened the door, i could see that my dad was extremely ill, he was staggering back to the bed. mum was laid on the bed and i could tell that something was seriously wrong with them. the egyptian authorities say the couple, both in their 60s, died from heart and respiratory failure. tests are now being carried out on food, water and air conditioning at the steigenberger aqua magic hotel, as the authorities try to establish how the couple died. their daughter says another member of the family had smelt something in the room that made her feel nauseous the day before the deaths. but the tour company, thomas cook, says there is so far no evidence of why they died. this is just a thorough investigation, which is carried out by our independent experts, in cooperation, of course with the prosecutors in egypt. what are they testing? i totally trust they are testi

it's burnley against watford, with burnley manager sean dyche likely to rotate his squad again, followingheir campaign with a win at home to brighton. tyson fury has promised to knock out deontay wilder in their wbc heavyweight title fight after that bout was confirmed minutes after his latest comeback victory last night. he beat the italian francesco pianeta on points in belfast, and he's likely to face wilder in las vegas at the end of this year. i boxed to a good plan and i shook a couple of cobwebs off. back down on my weight and i'm ready. we're going to have a great training camp and go to america and put on a show. the fight hasn't happened yet but one thing i do know is i have been to america before and conquered it. i beat steve cunningham in new york and frank sinatra said if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. i'm sure las vegas will be a doddle. don't worry about that. frank sinatra is not wrong! carl frampton has set up a ibf world featherweight title fight againstjosh warrington after stopping australia's luke jackson in the ninth round. that made safe his inter

for burnley fans, have a100% record at home in european qualification. the prestige of any tournament is, when you play against the big names, and they have a history here and an knowledge of different variances in european football, that is in their favour slightly. but we have a freshness, and unionists about it, it isa freshness, and unionists about it, it is a new look for us to come and ta ke it is a new look for us to come and take these challenges on. leeds boxer, natasha gale says exhaustion was behind the "unacceptable conduct" that saw her suspended from boxing after the commomwealth games. she says the ban gave her the break from the sport she needed and she's now aiming for the world championships later this year, followed by the tokyo olympics in 2020. she's been speaking exclusively to our sports reporter, tanya arnold. having time off, i had quite a bit of time off and reflecting on it. you know, it was good for me to have the time. maybe my actions weren't the time. maybe my actions weren't the best at the time just because of the best at

after two seasons on loan at torino and west ham, joe hart has moved to burnley from manchester cityee in the region of £3.5 million. he's signed a two year deal at turf moor. and a study of last season's premier league matches has found that liverpool were the unluckiest side, dropping 12 points in games affected by wrongly disallowed goals or incorrect penalty decisions. manchester united were the luckiest team. the study also found that huddersfield should have been relegated and not stoke. serena williams has revealed that the struggle to balance motherhood and professional sport was behind her decision to pull out of this week's rogers cup in canada. the 23—time grand slam singles champion reached the wimbledon final last month but suffered the heaviest defeat of her career to johanna konta last week. the wrote a long post on social media explaining "i just was in a funk. mostly, i felt like i was not a good mom. we have all been there. i work a lot, i train, and i'm trying to be the best athlete i can be." she went on to stress that such feelings were normal and urged other mot

of three premier league matches being played today — watford continued their winning start beating burnleyeeney, will hughes put the gloss on the performance drilling their third pastjoe hart in the burnley goal. it's manchester united against brighton in the late kick—off on the south coast, where anthony martial made his first start of the season. around 20—odd minutes gone inside the first half and it remains goalless. steven gerrard remains unbeaten as rangers manager. his side reached the quarterfinals of the scottish league cup with a 3—1victory at kilmarnock. colombian striker alfredo morelos with a hat—trick. they will now face championship side ayr united in the next round, while holders celtic take on stjohnstone. in the day's other game, it's currently 1—1 between hibernian and ross county. and after a 13—year absence in women's football, manchester united made a winning return against liverpool in the continental cup. and they have started with a 1—0 win over their local rivals. lizzie arnot tapping home the winner. the perfect place to get that decisive goal. it proved to be t

burnley lost 3—1. has won her first european 200—metres title. she took gold in the t38 class at the european para—athletics championships in berlin, to add to her world title. that was one of six golds for great britain on day four and they top the medals table with 31. britain also dominated the inaugural racerunning events, which mainly feature athletes with cerebal palsy, using specially designed trikes which give them support to run independently. hannah dines won gold, and she knows it's been a long process to get this included at a major championships. it is about cerebral palsy and really severe disability getting on the stage. and it is also about a wee kid being handed a dream. i was 19 but i felt two years old when i had the first unimpeded sense of movement. it doesn't matter how old you are. it is about me wanting the gold, i really wanted it. 31 years after his first, markjohnston has broken the record for the most british winners for a racehorse trainer. he made it 4,194 at york's ebor f

celtic and burnley are hoping tojoin them there.where it is 0—0 as well. eight—time winners liverpool have been drawn at home to chelsea in the third round of the carabao cup. this is the stage where teams playing in europe join the competition. of the others who received a bye into round three, arsenal will host brentford, holders manchester city will travel to league one oxford united, tottenham watford is one of three all—premier league ties, while manchester united are at home to frank lampard's derby county. the full draw is at our website. scotland's women are looking to take fate into their own hands with victory in tonight's crucial world cup qualifier against switzerland. ideally, the scots need to win by two goals against the group leaders. to move a step closer to reaching the world cup for the first time. scotland got off to the perfect start, erin cuthbert giving them the lead in the second minute of the game. and by the sixth minute, they were 2—0 up, kim little doubling their advantage but just seconds later lara dick

and burnley are one round away from the group stage too after a 1—0 win over istanbul basaksehir in extravitable after they lifted the world cup last month, france have been named as the number one team in the men's fifa rankings, which were announced on thursday. didier deschamps‘ side rose six places to take the top spot from germany after winning the world cup for the second time, moving them ahead of belgium and brazil. runners—up croatia climbed a massive 16 spots to fourth, while semi—finalists england have moved up six places to sixth. tournament hosts russia climbed 21 spots to 49th after reaching the quarter—finals, but the 2014 world champions germany have slumped to 15th after their disappointing exit in the group stages. host nation france beat defending champions north korea 1—0 to reach the semi—finals of the under 20 women's world cup. amelie delabre scored the winning goalfor the french in the first half. the win sets up a semi—final against spain who beat nigeria in thursday's other quarter—final. now, to cricket, and england head coach trevor bayliss says the decision to

there was one other game in the premier league on sunday, with southampton and burnley playing out asouth coast. a hat—trick from robert lewandowski helped bayern munich retain the german super cup in a 5—0 rout of eintracht frankfurt on sunday. the polish striker scored two first—half headers to put bayern in firm control of the game. his third goal, struck from the edge of the box, put further pressure on eintracht frankfurt to respond. but they couldn't find the back of the net, and two more from kingsley coman and thiago alcantara put the match out of reach. to cricket, where england have gone 2—0 up in the test series with india, after a comprehensive victory in the second match at lord's on sunday. the home side declared on day four with a first—innings lead of 289, and that proved more than enough on another rain—interrupted day. india struggled again in the conditions, and were bowled out for 130 in their second innings, giving england victory by an innings and 159 runs. we have still not played the perfect performance yet, and that is something that we've got to keep strivin

fulham picked up their first win since promotion by beating burnley 4—2, aleksandar mitrovic scoring cottage. and chelsea aren't the only side to make it three wins from three on sunday. watford beat crystal palace 2—1 at vicarage road, and are up to third. i think there is no secret. the most important is to work hard, because the players, i think they have done outstanding work from pre—season, and now they are getting good results. we have a good atmosphere, and playing at home, we feel comfortable with the support of ourfans, and we'll see, the next games. real madrid made it back—to—back wins at the start of the la liga season after coming from a goal down to win 4—1 at girona, karim benzema scoring twice. sevilla—villarreal finished goalless, whilst espanyol beat valencia 2—0. meanwhile, in the german bundesliga, marco reus scored his 100th league goal as borrusia dortmund came from a goal down to thrash rb leipzig 4—1. a minute's silence was held before genoa played empoli in their serie a match, as a mark of respect to the 43 people who lost their lives when part of the moran

elswhere, konsta ntinos fortounis scored twice as 0lympiakos beat burnley 3—1, steven gerrard maintainedgow, and pablo sarabia scored the only goal of the game as five—time winners sevilla won at czech side sigma 0lumoots. that means they roughly have one foot into the group stage. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. well, some noticeable changes to the weather to end the week. it's going to feel a lot cooler and fresher right across the board with sunshine and showers. in fact, it's going to feel pretty autumnal for some areas, particularly across the north and west. plenty of heavy showers around. this pretty cold air mass moving down from the north—west will be right across the country as we start friday morning. it really will be quite noticeable. feeding in plenty of showers into the north and the west of the country, but further south and east, with lengthy clear skies, it should stay generally dry here to start friday. much coolerfor all, including the south—east. temperatures here

united play burnley on sunday.that won: italy, spain and england. and by winning eight titles — not small titles, not small countries — eight proper titles. my second position last season is one of my greatest achievements in football. the new premiership rugby season got underway this evening, and it's been a great night for newly promoted bristol who won their first match back in the top division against local rivals bath. bristol, who were promoted from the championship, had led for much of the match but only made sure of victory when alapati leiua went over, you can see what that try meant to those at ashton gate. meanwhile, in the pro 11! — champions leinster narrowly beat cardiff blues in the welsh capital. replacement hooker bryan byrne scoring two tries as leinster had to battle back from 29—14 down to win 33—32 at the arms park. the winning try was converted in the last two minutes of the game... and down the coast in swansea, the ospreys beat edinburgh 17—13 inspired by new signing george north, the wales

little to get excited about at st mary's where southampton and burnley played out a goalless draw butwhat he saw, especially in the second half. i made a change early in the second—half personnel wise and shape wise and i think we got more pressure further up the pitch and we we re pressure further up the pitch and we were much betterfor it and pressure further up the pitch and we were much better for it and able to control the second—half and move them about a lot more than we were able to in the first half, we had any number of chances in the second half to win the game. overall, pleased with the first outing against a team that is ahead of us probably in competitive action. steven gerrard's smart, unbeaten run at rangers continues. the former liverpool captain saw his side get their first premiership win of the season easing to a win over st mirren. 2—0 it finished. rangers has ross mccrorie sent off in the first half too, so a win with 10—men. in the day's other game stjohnstone and hibs drew 1—1. england have won the second test match against india to give them a 2—0 lead in the

to tell you about today and what a game it was — aleksandar mitrovic scored twice as fulham beat burnley craven cottage. that's their first win since returning to the top flight. rangers remain unbeaten under steven gerrard but could only manage a three all draw after a last minute equaliser from motherwell. rangers twice came from behind before the break thanks to two goals from kyle lafferty — on his first start since returning to the club. and they went ahead in a thrilling first half through ovie ejaria, who is on loan from liverpool. but motherwell rescued the point in the dying moments when peter hartley scored from a corner. in the day's other game celtic beat hamilton one—nil. great britain men's wheelchair basketball team have made history this afternoon. they've beaten the usa 79—62 in the final of the world championship in hamburg. the us are the reigning paralympic champions, but that wasn't enough to stop gb claiming theirfirst global gold medal. kate grey was watching the action for us. this was a match anticipated final. the paralytic champions of the usa to pursue the you

welsh side the new saints went out 5—1 on aggregate to danish side fc midtylland while burnley of theaken all the way to extra time by istanbul. it ended 1—0 after extra time thanks to jack cork‘s winner. tottenham boss mauricio pochettino says he's disappointed at the delay in moving to the club's new stadium. spurs had hoped to play theirfirst match at their new ground against liverpool next month but technical problems mean they won't move until late october at the earliest. it's angered some fans who had bought tickets for games at the new ground that will now be played at wembley instead. of course i understand the problems about the ticket and the money and everything. i feel sorry for them. and i am going to say thank you and apologise and we're going to try to reward them by winning games, and the way that we can only act. the draw for the second round of the carabao cup was made just over an hour ago, it's the stage that those premeir league clubs not playing in europe enter these are some of the eye—catching ties. the only all—premier league match—up sees a south coast derby

an american president burnley has had this image in his time. this might be a clincher.nomic delights of their owfi. that gastronomic delights of their own. not enough restaurants. his anguish is almost perfect. he is evidently had a sandwich. -- anguish. back to the phones. take phones from under 11. this is in quotation marks. who is saying this and of course it comes on the day that apparently what we check our phones 12 times a day or something like that? i think it's 12 signs in an houror like that? i think it's 12 signs in an hour or something ridiculous like that. this is from doctorjohn golden, the vice—chairman of the royal college are codgers, who is basically saying don't even resist giving your children a mobile phone until they are at least a secondary school. and he said one of the things that look at is a study that there is a rise in depression, especially among women aged 16, 24, andl especially among women aged 16, 24, and i has been quoted with the emergence of the smartphone. under 11 is well younger than that but i have to say that i think the advent

burnley have got a tough task, the r 3-1 burnley have got a tough task, the r 3—1 down against the greeksy his ninth match since having surgery backin ninth match since having surgery back in january. you don't know what‘s around the corner. if things keep going smoothly and physically i continue to improve, i believe that i will get back to competing for the biggest competitions because there is no reason why i couldn‘t. biggest competitions because there is no reason why i couldn't. but you don‘t know. you just don‘t know. but we made it through, england 133—6, going well. well, yes! you wouldn‘t have thought that this morning though, would you? 0rly, thank you very much. now — even in the 19705 — you‘d have been hard—pushed to think in the highly glamorous world of pop music that an image comprising a pudding basin haircut, cloth cap and short trousers would necessarily herald a sparkling career. but for my next guest, it did. gilbert 0‘sullivan sold ten million records in 1972 — making him the top star of that year. best known for his hits alone again, clair, and get down, he has had

they have an interesting looking match against burnley this weekend. would think that would be an easy one for manchester united, one they would be favorites for burnley not having the best start to the season, but it will be interesting to see how they get on this weekend. not going very well, manchester united in the bottom paf half of the premiere table early on. >> i want to ask about roman abromovich there's indications over the weekend that he's looking to offload chelsea. can you tell us more about that? >> could be an interesting one to keep an eye on. roman abromovich has owned chelsea since 2003 he had huge success in that time five premier league titles, they won the champions league he has rattled through a whole host of managers maurizio sarri is trying to keep them near the top of the table but roman abramovich has taken on advisers that may lead to him exploring the idea of selling the club for what would be an astronomical amount of money for a premier league football club the record at the moment stands at manchester united's takeover

azi thank you, and owen coyle the former burnley manager is with us to reflect on a huge setback forampions. it wasn't so long ago that celtic were beating the likes of barcelona in the champions league in front of incredible atmospheres at their home of celtic park. this year though they know now they won't be playing in europe's premier competition. and after a 3—2 aggregate defeat to the greek champions aek athens. it's a defeat that could cost them up to £40 million. think all you spent much of your playing career in the scottish domestic league. tell us what the result will mean to celtic and scottish football. for celtic the past couple of years they have been in the group stages where an elite clu b in the group stages where an elite club will feel is the right place. it isa club will feel is the right place. it is a setback for themselves and scottish football because the coefficient celtic have gathered in the group stages, if they build on that there was a possibility they would have had an automatic place in the group stages in a few years. but four qualifying rounds has m