why can't they sort this out and i think chelsea are doing a magnificentjob 110w chelsea are doing awhat happened back then, but the new hierarchy are leading the way. thank you both very much. thank you for coming in the programme. let's bring you more on the breaking news in the la5t you more on the breaking news in the last few minutes. a court in edinburgh has ruled that bori5johnson‘5 suspension of parliament is unlawful. let's talk to norman smith. how will people react to this in government? there have been the man already that parliament should now be immediately recalled. you remember bori5johnson stunned many at westminster by announcing this lengthy suspension of parliament for five weeks until 0ctober of parliament for five weeks until october the 14th which means at this critical moment, parliament has shut up critical moment, parliament has shut up shop and has been forced into compulsory hibernation. now, the court in edinburgh has ruled, no, thati5 court in edinburgh has ruled, no, that is unlawful. although mp5 are demanding that parliament is recalled forthwith, i t

in 2006, gwyn williams left chelsea and joined leeds. photos to the club receptionist. graham rix was jailed in 1999 for having sex with a 15—year—old girl. he was reinstated by chelsea after his release from prison and was the first team coach when the team won the fa cup that year. he went on to manage a number of clubs, including portsmouth and hearts. chelsea has now apologised to those who suffered what it describes as the deeply shocking behaviour by gwyn williams found by the investigation. the men we've spoken to said the club needs to go much further. they are accusing it of trying to cover up the scandal by publishing the findings on the same day as a second report into sexual abuse by another individual at the club decades earlier. they now want a full face—to—face apology from chelsea and they want people higher up at the club at the time to admit they let young players down. both mr williams and mr rix maintain their denials of any wrongdoing. mr rix's lawyer points out that both the fa and the disclosure and barring service

chelsea reassured the statement that they chelsea reissued the statement that they released at the timemonth. as a club, we want to apologise, they say, to all players who experienced this deeply shocking behaviour. we are doing, and will continue to do, everything we can to ensure that those boys, girls, men and women who play for this club and, indeed, anyone who works for a wealthy club will never have to endure the terrible experiences which these young players suffered. in a busy political week, we spoke to the former conservative minister margojames. she was one of 21 mps who voted against the government by backing a plan to delay brexit beyond the 31st of october and was chucked out of the conservative party as a result. here's what she had to say... why are you sure that you are right and borisjohnson‘s strategy of wanting to leave no deal on the table, while trying to get a deal, is wrong? i think if he was serious about... i mean, ifeel that his negotiating position of being so hard—line about a, october 31st and b, get rid of the backstop — i feel that that is a hopeless posi

they win 2—1 at chelsea. also coming up in the programme...tian vettel wins his first grand prix for more than a year, but his team—mate isn't happy. and great britain have a won a bronze at the cycling road world championships in yorkshire. this was the day that the rugby world cup got under way for three of the home nations, with two of them facing each other. that was a contest between ireland and scotland that was settled overwhelmingly in ireland's favour. they scored 4 tries without reply for a bonus point win. 27 points to 3 was the score in yokohama, from where sports correspondent katie gornall reports. a sleepy sunday morning in yokohama — peaceful, tranquil and with no hint of what's to come. come on, scotland! in swept a celtic fusion of noise and colour. ireland and scotland had arrived — one not to miss. i'm supposed to be at work. according to the rankings, this ireland side are the world's best, but their form has been shaky and scotland had reason to hope. any doubts about ireland's strengths were put to rest within minutes as

tottenham, chelsea and manchester united are amongst a group of teams on 8 points.s ahead of manchester city. karim benzema's second—half header was the decider as real madrid won 1—0 at sevilla to gojoint top of la liga. they mantain their unbeaten start to the season. but it's athletic bilbao who are the leaders on goal difference after a 2—0 win over alaves. real sociedad are just a point behind after a 3—1win at espanyol. in serie a the match between atalanta and fiorentina was stopped by the referee for a few minutes because of racist chanting from some of the home supporters. with just over half an hour gone at the stadio ennio tardini, the referee signalled for the game to be stopped for racist abuse directed towards fiorentina defender dalbert. an announcement was then made over the stadium loudspeaker for it to stop before the game resumed. the match ended 2—2 with atalanta coming from two goals down to get a point, scoring twice in the last 10 minutes. a late own—goal denied borussia dortmund victory against eintracht frankfurt afterjadon sancho‘s strike l

at chelsea, every millimetre counts.till needs a little bit of perfecting. 0k. whereabouts, here? who would have thought that putting together an exhibition for a flower show would be this nerve racking? everyone wants to get that gold, they want it to look the absolute best it possibly can. got any crops? think we're winning? i've got no idea! the final plants go in and finishing touches are made. tomorrow is judgment day. no more time to tinker. it's 6:15 on medals morning. i'm a bundle of nerves. i've no idea what colour metal they've got. ——medal. we're standing here in front of the hillier exhibit waiting for george hillier to arrive. lilly is so nervous she's not even here. she's in a hotel room waiting to find out what the colour of the medal is going to be. here we go. morning. how are you? all right. spring in your step? nervous, butterflies. yes, i know. should we get this out of the way? let's get it done. come on then, george. let's go find out. i'm glad i'm with you. i'm glad i'm not on my own. my goodness!

it's me, chelsea."ix starting friday. please welcome chelsea handler. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? >> i'm well, thank you. >> jimmy: i'm glad you're here. >> hi! >> jimmy: you look fantastic. i love your dress, may i say, as well. >> thank you. you look very dapper yourself. >> jimmy: i'm wearing the same suit i usually do. but i appreciate it. >> you're welcome. you're welcome. this is my fir tthe "jimmy kimm. thanks for having me. >> you've gone from a lowly talk show host to now a maker of documentary films. >> yes, yes, i suppose it is. >> jimmy: it is, yeah. >> i wanted to kind of dig a little bit deeper. no offense. i wanted to kind of in my own personal journey, another word that the bachelor ruined 20 years ago -- >> jimmy: you're right. >> i wanted to kind of take a deeper dive into myself and my experience and kind of how enlightened and entitled i had become. >> jimmy: yeah, you say that -- you know, i watched it and i enjoyed it but i was surprised because i thought oh, you'r

a winning start as chelsea topple spurs in style.look ahead to the men's singles final at the us open final — can rafa nadal edge to within one of roger federer‘s record? and there's a familiar feeling for mo who makes it six in a row at the great north run. good evening. australia have retained the ashes. england needed to bat out the final day of the fourth test to keep the series alive, but lost their last wicket with a little over 13 overs of the match remaining. it hands australia a 2—1 lead with one match in the series remaining. andy swiss is at old trafford. andy, it was a thrilling finish, wasn't it? england's lower order doing the best, but it was always going to be a tall order, and so it proved. it was ultimatelyjust a miracle too far as far as england we re miracle too far as far as england were concerned this summer, john. you are right, it was always going to bea you are right, it was always going to be a pretty tall order to survive the whole of the final day, particularly losing to rick at yesterday, and that's exact

london manager frank lampard, chelsea, have prioritised youth this year.is europe interview. ross barkley will take the headlines, though, missing a penalty as they faced valencia at sta mford penalty as they faced valencia at stamford bridge. is the chelsea hero who captained them to the trophy, but frank lampard's never watch the champions league this position. his young team were facing valencia, who earlier conceded five on saturday. chelsea tried to open them up early on, but when the break never came, valencia group. they breached chelsea's defence with a run from roderigo, this striker had a spell at bolton on the weight of the top. he found a way out of trouble and towards goal, a sucker punch for chelsea with 15 minutes to go. but then back into this match to the fine lines of the ar, a check with the screens told the referee this hit a hand in the box. commentator: no. .. ross hit a hand in the box. commentator: no... ross barkley went to ta ke commentator: no... ross barkley went to take it with other interested parties, and with a discussion ca

it's me, chelsea" is currently streaming on netflix chelsea handler is here tonight, everybody. [ cheerspplause you can see her in the new season "the conners," premiering next week on abc sara gilbert is here [ cheers and applause and we'll have music from tove lo. so you're here on a great night. before we get to all of our wonderful guests, democrats are debating whether to move forward with impeachment as president trump awaits orders from saudi arabia for more on this it is time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: well, it is campaign season which means we'll all be subjected to endless hours of cable news speculation about every morsel of political news from every poll result to every fundraising report with panels of truly absurd numbers of people sitting around giant tables endlessly dissecting who is up and who is down in the race and i'm sorry but what is up with this weird horseshoe configuration? you couldn't find a table that looks less like the legion of doom [ laughter ] this is, of course, the time of year when cable news pundits speculate wildly and oft

seven goals shared between chelsea and wolves, and all five of chelsea's came through academy playerstrike from fikayo tomori — a 30 yard curler into the top corner for him is well worth seeing on match of the day tonight, but this match will be remembered for this man tammy abraham, he scored a hat—trick to put chelsea 4—0 up — his first hat—trick as a chelsea player, and it means he's scored seven in three games. now he's spent much of his career out on loan but the 26 goals he scored for villa in the championship last season have convinced frank lampard to let abraham lead the line, and all this will mean that little bit more after he received appalling racist abuse on social media last month following the super cup final. now wolves did pull two goals back, but then mason mount — fresh from an england debut last week made it 5—2 late on. and these are the exactly the moments chelsea need under their transfer embargo. all three of their goal—scorers were out on loan in the second tier last season — all three actually featured in the play—off final in may. but it's abraham in partic

let me say chelsea's new documentary is called hello privilege, it's my chelsea.al issues including white privilege. so you can check that out. that does it for us. we'll be back here 6:00 p.m. eastern on monday but don't go anywhere. "hardball" with chris matthews is up next. >>> red-handed. let's play hardball. >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. we're getting major breaking news tonight from multiple sources about the president's alarming conversation with a foreign leader that prompted an urgent whistle-blower's complaint. "the washington post" tonight has revealed crucial new information, that, quote, president trump pressed the leader of ukraine to investigate the son of former vice president joe biden in a call between the two leaders. that's according to two people familiar with the matter who say that trump used the july 25th conversation wit

what chelsea believed was their equaliser is rather less so.tion increasing. firmino allowed space. they could have been three up just after halftime, had not been for a spectacular save in the chelsea goal. britain at one end, inspiring brilliance of the other. a team reinvigorated chelsea to level it but all they got was more disappointment. their plans, back on course. in the other games, ten—man wolves snatched a point at crystal palace with a 95th minute equaliser and ten man arsenal came from behind to beat aston villa 3—2. west ham beat manchester united 2—0. ferrari's sebastian vettel has won his first grand prix for more than a year. the german was chased home in singapore by teammate charles leclerc, who started on pole, but lost the lead after his pit stop. he wasn't at all happy with his team. red bull's max verstappen finished third. championship leader lewis hamilton was in fourth...but extended his lead at the top of the championship standings to 65 points, with six races remaining. that's all the sport for now. hundreds of riot

it's called "hello, privilege, it's me, chelsea."d a clip of me from one of our shows in 2017 seemingly bashing white privilege. here's what they showed. >> what am i supposed to feel, guilty about that? jesse: problem is my comment is taken out of context. if they had played my entire question they would have seen this. so assuming that there is a little white privilege, let's just take that for granted. what am i supposed to feel? guilty about that? did you guys catch that? i believe there's a lit little bit of white privilege in this country. all over the world probably. i just don't know if we're supposed to feel guilty being born this way. that's all. how i was born. why we have discussions about what it means. simple as that. that's all for us tonight. be sure to follow me on foye, disbram and twitter. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember, i'm watt teres and this is my world. ♪ judge jeanine: hello. well come to "justice." we can't be stopped. you helped make this show all number one last weekend and i thank you for t

a hero in their super cup chelsea once again saving the day. opposite number was just as good at keeping napoli in contention. but if liverpool were summoned to look stronger, they were undone at. first bya stronger, they were undone at. first by a misjudgment from andy robertson and was punished. then more surprisingly, am a state from virgil van to this piling on the ministry —— misery. that does not happen too often they are with virgil van dijk the backbone of that defence. under manager frank lampard, chelsea have prioritised youth in this season. and one of their emerging talents, mason mount, was forced off 15 minutes into his european debut. ross barkley will take the headlines, though, missing a penalty as they lost to valencia at stamford bridge. here's austin halewood. is the chelsea hero who capped and then to the trophy but frank lampard has never watched a champions league from this position. his young team are valencia, the spanish psycho seated five on saturday and just try to open up early on but when the break never came to gr

it‘s six wins out of six now for last season‘s runners up after a 2—1win at chelsea.pions league defeat for chelsea and liverpool had brought both these sides down to earth. now the premier league is back in focus, time to reset and rethink. the plan being formulated by liverpool executed to perfection by trent alexander—arnold. the reds ahead within15 minutes. that was a goal easy on the eye, what chelsea believed was their equaliser it was rather less so, the ball eventually put in, only for var to rule it offside. chelsea‘s obvious frustration increasing just moments later when roberto firmino, another liverpool free kick going perfectly to plan. they could have been 3—0 upjust after half—time had it not been for a spectacular save in the chelsea goal. brilliant at one end, inspiring brilliance the other. n‘golo kante finding a way through and a finish to put his side back in it. a team reinvigorated, chelsea had a chance to level it, but all they got... more disappointment. six wins from six for liverpool, their plans back on course. we have to be ready that we ca

chelsea needed to exert their dominance but the woodwork, well, it was having none of it.but in front of a crowd five times bigger than the previous record, chelsea's win was all the more special. in front of this crowd and on this pitch, it's unbelievable. i'm so proud of the girls. we came here, we wanted the three points, we got them. the world cup made new fans of women's football this summer. now the trick is to keep coming. natalie pirks, bbc news. defending champions arsenal began their title defence with a win. an equally impressive strike helping them to it, england's beth mead with arsenal's first in a 2—1 over west ham. mead's england teammate fara williams scored for reading just before half time, to give them a 1—0 victory over liverpool. and everton started with a win. they beat birmingham 1—0, thanks to an own goal from kerys harrop. england's paul casey has won his first european tour title for five years, at the european 0pen in hamburg. he closed with a six—under—par 66 to finish just one shot clear of a group including scotland's bob macintyre — the thir

the start of the champions league group stage, we'll hear from chelsea a little bit later in the programme. but what a weekend we've just had, some fantastic ashes cricket and also golf, europe winning the solheim cup against the usa. after three days, it all went down to the final putt on the 18th green — norway's suzann petersen, representing europe for the ninth and final time — stopping the usa from winning the cup three times in a row. ben croucher reports. suzann pettersen has this putt to win the cup for europe. she has done it. what about that? the crowning moment ofa what about that? the crowning moment of a glorious career. this was suzann pettersen‘s swa nsong, of a glorious career. this was suzann pettersen‘s swansong, her swansong turned suzann pettersen‘s swansong, her swa nsong turned into suzann pettersen‘s swansong, her swansong turned into her greatest hits. this is the perfect end to a professional career. it does not get any better. she leaves golf on top with her ranking near rock bottom. she is world number 665. she has made three tournaments in two years having taken

you all know chelsea handler.not mind testing the edge even if it makes people uncomfortable. in fact, she's hoping to do just that with her brand new project and particularly hopes the president will watch. the comedian, activist, new documentary maker here next. (tennis ball hit) (tennis ball hit) (tennis ball hit) (tennis ball hit) (tennis ball hit) (crowd cheering) (tennis ball hit) (tennis ball hit) (tennis ball hit) thanks to priceline working with top airlines to turn their unsold seats into amazing deals, family reunion attendance is up. we're all related! yeah, i see it. and because priceline offers great deals by comparing thousands of prices in real time, sports fans are seeing more away games. various: yeah-h-h! is that safe? oh, y... ahh! not at all. no, ma'am. nope. and more people than ever are enjoying romantic getaways. (romantic music) that's gross priceline. every trip is a big deal. imagine a world where nothing gets in the way of doing great work. where an american icon uses the latest hr tool

and a huge win for chelsea — they thrashed grimsby 7—1.d there are some tasty ties ahead. chelsea face manchester united, liverpool host arsenal and theirs a big midlands derby beaten aston villa and wolves. you can see the full draw on the bbc sport website. manchester city's women are through to the last 16 of the champions league. they beat lugano a—nil tonight, which means they thrashed them 11—1 on aggregate in the end. city continued where they left off from the first leg with keira walsh brilliantly setting upjanine beckie in the 5th minute. she went on to get a hat—trick. before pauline bremer scored the 4th. so city have gone one better than last season after they were knocked out in the last 32. there were also four games in the scottish league cup tonight. rangers will play in the semi—finals for a fourth consecutive season after a hard—fought 1—0 win over livingston. glen kamara's deflected fifth—minute strike was enough to send steven gerrard's side through. things were much easier for celtic. they thrashed patrick thistle 5—n

chelsea needed to exert their dominance, but the woodwork, well, it was having none of it.at. but in front of a crowd five times bigger than the previous record, chelsea's win was all the more special. in front of this crowd and on this pitch, it's unbelievable. i'm so proud of the girls. we came here, we wanted the three points, we got them. the world cup made new fans of women's football this summer. now the trick is to keep coming. natalie pirks, bbc news. ferrari's charles le clerc won a dramatic italian grand prix — his second win in a row. holding off intense pressure from lewis hamilton, who later accused him of dangerous driving. hamilton finished third and still leads the drivers‘ championship by 63 points with seven races to go. mo farah won today's great north run for a record 6th successive year. the four—time olympic champion ran the half marathon course in a personal best time of 59:07. there were also british wins in the wheelchair races. that's it from me, but there's much more on the bbc sport website, including rafa nadal in the us 0pen final, and an emoti

. >>> clintons are headed to the bay area still ahead we'll tell you where hillary and chelsea will be and the reason for their visit. >>> welcome back. time is 4:54. tickets to see oprah go on sale for her tour stop in san francisco. oprah will be at the chase center in san francisco next february as part of her your life info cuss tour. the tickets go on sale at 10:00 on ticket master prices starting at 90-dollars. >>> hillary and chelsea clinton are headed to danville, promoting their first book together, the book of gutsy women, stories of courage and resilience, the women who inspired miller and chelsea clinton throughout the their lives. the event is already sold out. the book by the way goes on sale october 1st. >>> time is 4:55 oakland a's continue their road trip in texas with a series tonight against the texas rangers, they finished a four game series against the astros last night in houston, they got to just in verlander early. seth brown knocked in a run in the first inning. matt olson had a two run homer. gave the a's three rub lead. coming close to making a come back but

on the other hand, chelsea's start has been mixed.their star man eden hazard. frank lampard has been there and done it before.|j has been there and done it before.” believe that we can get through but we have to be very tough. if you get through, it is up for grabs in the next pa rt through, it is up for grabs in the next part of the year. i'm confident, as we should be, but aware of the dangers in a tough group. because of a transfer embargo, chelsea have had to promote from within. tammy abraham and mason ca nt from within. tammy abraham and mason cant mount have blossomed in the premier league. now we will find out if they can do it on the biggest clu b if they can do it on the biggest club stage of all. well, the bbc‘s john murray is commentating on 5live for the match, he's in naples with former liverpool defender stephen warnock. it's a glorious day in naples for the start of liverpool's defence of the start of liverpool's defence of the champions league title, and it begins with what is on paper the most difficult match in the

callum hudson—0doi has signed a new five year deal with chelsea believed to be worth more than £120,000ast january after chelsea rejected a 35 million bid from bayern munich, but his future now seems to be settled at stamford bridge castleford have ended warrington‘s super league season with a hard—fought elimination final victory against the challenge cup holders at the halliwell jones stadium. castleford's jordan rankin scored his 10th super league try of the season. englishman matt wallace currently leads the way on the first day of the pga championship at wentworth. wallace finished seven under par, a shot clear of henrik stenson. justin rose is a shot further back. but rory mcilroy‘s well down the leaderboard at the moment, on four over par. britain's frazer clarke was stripped of a semi—final place at the world boxing championships. the super—heavyweight won against maxsim babanin. but his russian opponent lodged an appeal and the result was overturned. workers in qatar continue to be mistreated despite promises to improve rights ahead of the 2022 world cup, thats according to amn

let us turn our attention to the chelsea match. it was more about who should ta ke match.uld take this penalty. ross barkley put it over the bar and abraham and willian were in dispute over who should be taking it. james ole spoke about the alleged row before taking that penalty, but it must have put barkley off. it did not look good. it has been a theme this season. we saw it with pogba and rashford, this designated penalty taker issue. jorginho and willian were the designated penalty takers but barkley came on and he hands been the designated penalty taker. willian‘s behaviour is something i am sure frame paramedic will be asked about. rob green was a guest, former england goalkeeper and former chelsea player, he was a guest on 5 live, he said this will cause problems in the dressing room. there will be debates in the dressing room and it put barkley off. there are games going on tonight of course. tot ham in group b. they are in action right now. the score is 2—1 to tottenham. harry kane won a penalty which he converted to put spurs ahead. then, lucas moura, the hero of

it'll be the first champions league final played in russia since 2008 when manchester united beat chelseanich, the home of bayern munich, who lost on penalties to chelsea when the final was played there in 2012. and the following year,

now let's check in with financial correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt chelsea there's already a precedent for this kind of legal dispute in germany how much could this cost v.w. . we're looking at pretty significant potential cost here for a v.w. if you look at the amount of plaintiffs in this case it's close 250-0000 you know that's they're all seeking full refunds on their cars that's a huge amount of money if you look at some of the other cases that w. has settled or been asked to pay across the world $1.00 of them is the u.s. case and 2016 that was a similar size and they ended up paying $10000000000.00 to to their. to their customers and on top of that you sort of have to consider that v.w. still facing a lot of other legal challenges they have a $10000000000.00 lawsuit from investors that's still pending so on top of the 30000000000 the still many billions more that they potentially have to pay i was preparing for this moment in the legal costs. for now is saying they don't expect to have to pay a significant claims especially for this for this class action suit so their

frank lampard says he is excited about leaving chelsea in the champions league for the first time.e involved in the opening night of the competition tomorrow when they play spanish side valencia at sta mford when they play spanish side valencia at stamford bridge, it is a competition lampa rd at stamford bridge, it is a competition lampard won seven years ago as a player when they beat bayern munich on penalties in the final and he says watching it from the dugout as manager will be just as special. it is the ultimate in clu b as special. it is the ultimate in club football, for me, in terms of competitive club football. and there's something about nights at sta mford there's something about nights at stamford bridge, something about the champions league music, there's memories that i have and we have as chelsea people, and i want to experience it on the side of the fence, so i would be proud to take the team out, of course very aware that what matters is the results, starting the group well against tough opposition, and i am excited. liverpool train this morning before heading to

he knows how to win the competition, starring as a player for chelsea in their only triumph in 2012, and he's keen for a repeat of those nights, beginning at home to valencia. keen for a repeat of those nights, beginning at home to valenciam keen for a repeat of those nights, beginning at home to valencia. it is the ultimate in club football for me in terms of competitive club football, and there's something about nights at stamford bridge, something about the champions league music and the memories we have as chelsea people and i want to experience it on this side of the fence. the last italian side to win it was inter milan nearly ten years ago. new coach antonio conte was the only man to win the trophy when he was a juventus player. they start against czech champions salavea prague and conte knows not to underestimate anyone. when i spoke about slavia, i knew they would be a strong team technically with a good mentality. we have to do pay good attention because they are a really good team and they can compete in this group. ajax are still on top in the netherlands. lille will prov

but chelsea battled hard and got a deserved goal through n'golo kante, which set up a nervy finish.do what we are really good in. it was a good game, a really good game. brilliant moments. but there were obviously a lot of things we can improve upon and that is what we can improve upon and that is what we try to work on in these small periods between the games, when we have time. team europe won the laver cup for the third year in a row following late heroics from roger federer and alexander zverev in geneva. team world started the day with victory from john isner and jack sock against the european pairing of federer and stefanos tsitsipas. but zverev won a deciding rubber against milos raonic in switzerland to earn europe a dramatic 13—11 win. there they are with the trophy, rafa nadal and roger federer on the same side for once. ferrari's sebastian vettel ended his 13—month drought without a win, with victory at the singapore grand prix. he finished ahead of his ferrari teammate charles leclerc, who started on pole and was unhappy with his team's pit—stop strategy which cost him t

and in sport, liverpool maintain their searing pace at the top of the premier league, beating chelsea. hello and welcome to world news today. ahead of the un's climate conference on monday, scientists have warned the impact of climate change is already hitting harder and sooner than expected. a report compiled by the world meterological organisation says levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are reaching new highs. and the world is heading towards three degrees of warming by the end of the century. i've been speaking to the head of the organisation, who told me things are looking grim. unfortunately, we have been the messengers of bad news. global emissions have grown by 2.1% and this was the case in 2017 and we have been breaking records in main greenhouse gas concentrations, carbon dioxide, which is the most important one and also methane and nitrous oxide. those are all striking. and we have been breaking records in that system. we have seen this warming continue, lastjuly was the warmest single month since the 18505. and last 5ingle month since the 18505. and la5tjune 5ingl

chelsea have some growing to do.in leicester's win over bournemouth. jamie vardy has done this kind of thing before. it never stops being spectacular. a spectacular goal. later on today arsenal will host tottenham in the north london derby. in scotland it's rangers celtic in the old firm derby at lunchtime, but everyone else in the scottish premiership played yesterday. motherwell put three goals past hibernian without reply. the opening effort from sherwin seedorf was the pick of the goals. watch this. elsewhere, there were wins for aberdeen, livingston and kilmarnock. hearts drew with hamilton. it's nowjust under three weeks until the rugby world cup gets under way in japan, and after a thrashing by england last weekend, ireland have been stepping up their preparations with a win 22—17 over wales in cardiff. scotland recorded their first away win in 14 months as they beat georgia in their last world cup warm up match before their final squad is announced. rory hutchinson scored two tries on his first test start in

>> chelsea handler, thank you for coming on the show.easy position for you, in the room with the college kid and the places you found yourself in. what surprised you most? >> the inability for white people to admit to white privilege. i read a line that said equality to those who have had it feels like a loss. if you admit you're a beneficiary of white privilege, that means to people i have to start sacrifices and give something up. that stuck with me. and i thought what would i be able to give up? would i give away my house and my money and give away everything in the name of equality. it made me think of what i've done with my career that were not that thoughtful, just cashed check. how did i get where i am? what is responsible for that? does my color of skin have to play a part and it absolutely does. i thought white privilege was something over there for rich families, legacy families that went to harvard and yale, the rockefellers and that type of thing. i didn't think it applied to me because my father was a used car dealer. it doe

and willian made it two, not long after, with chelsea's second.against brighton nine wins from nine — that's a new football league and premier league record — no team has had such a bad record against another team before — but for manager frank lampard he'll just be delighted to have that first home win in the league. we needed it. we have not had a 90 minute game here we have controlled enough to get a win and today we controlled and not from start to finish. number goals and goals in the second half. clean she is what we have been waiting for. good for the feeling and good for the confidence of everyone. and we move on. elsewhere, west ham continued their brilliant start to the season at bournemouth. they came from behind to draw — their unbeaten in six now in the premier league. they were thrashed by oxford 4—0 in the league cup this week but there was no hangover for the hammers, andriy yarmolenko scoring early on. bournemouth then equalised throuthosh king before an injury to goalkeeper lukasz fabianski meant this man came on — roberto — for

chelsea needed to exert their mark.ittle flat. but in front of a crowd five times bigger than the previous record, chelsea's wind was all the more special. in front of this crowd and this pitch, unbelievable. we wanted the three points for so we got them. the women's world cup made fans this summer. women's world cup made fans this summer. the trick is for them to keep coming. natalie pirks, bbc news. defending champions arsenal began their title defence with a win. an equally impressive strike helping them to it, england's beth mead with arsenal's first in a 2—1 over west ham. mead's england teammate fara williams scored for reading just before half time to give them a 1—0 victory over liverpool. a great goal there too. and everton started with a win. they beat birmingham 1—0 — an own goal from kerys harrop. and you can see highlights from the weekend's action on the women's football show tonight at 10.30pm on bbc one. rafa nadal will move to within one of roger federer‘s haul of 20 grand slam titles if he can beat dan

it'll be the first champions league final played in russia since 2008 when manchester united beat chelsealties in moscow. in 2022, the final will held at the allianz arena in munich, the home of bayern munich, who lost on penalties to chelsea when the final was played there in 2012. and the following year, wembley stadium in london will host the final for a record eighth time. 2023 will mark the 160th anniversary of the english football associations. samoa have kicked off their rugby world cup campaign with a bonus point victory over russia in kumagaya on tuesday. russia led 6—5 at the break. the samoans had gone down tojust 13 men the samoans had gone down to just 13 men for part of the first half, two yellow cards for dangerous tackles. back to full strength after the break, samoa ran in five more tries to win 311—9 win. tough game. we knew that russia was going to come in that first a0 and first 20, we just had to stick it up there and i'm pretty proud about how the did in the second half. there's just one game in the world cup on wednesday. fiji are up against the rank outsiders of po

liverpool beat chelsea to go five points clear again at the top of the english premier league.llett wins the the pga championship at wentworth for his biggest victory since the 2016 us masters. hello and welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. chelsea gave it everything they had but liverpool‘s 100% start to the english premier league season continues after a 2—1win at stamford bridge. jurgen klopp‘s side are now on a 15 match winning run in the league as frank lampard still awaits his first home win as manager.

they travel to stamford bridge today to face chelsea.lsea have won just one of the last nine meetings between the two sides but klopp thinks frank lampard's youthful side could pose problems. really exciting football team. young. but good, really good. and for me it is not a surprise. i said it before, and people think i say that because i'm polite. if i was polite, i don't speak about another manager. but it is not polite, it is the truth. he did the same job at derby, so i'm not surprised that frank is doing a really good job at chelsea as well. that clash is one of four premier league ties today — all of them taking place in london. the win moves her to number two in the world rankings and in position to qualify for the us surfing team for next year's tokyo olympics. brazil's gabriel medina won the men's event. that's all the sport for now. england's rugby world cup opener is under way in sapporo. you can follow all the latest action on the bbc sport website. head over to bbc.co.uk/sport. now it's time for a look at the weather with h

chelsea have won just one of their last nine meetings but klopp thinks frank lampard's youthful sideot a surprise. i said it before, and people think i say that because i'm polite. if i was polite, i don't speak about another manager. but it is not polite, it is the truth. he did the same job at derby, so i'm not surprised that frank is doing a really good job at chelsea as well. that clash is one of four premier league ties today — all of them taking place in london. manchester united travel to west ham in a 2pm kick off, a win for the hammers would extend their unbeaten run to five matches. both rangers and celtic are in action in the scottish premiership this afternoon. rangers taking on st johnstone at the moment. before kick—off at mcdiarmid park, a minute's silence was held in honour of fernando ricksen, the former rangers player who died earlier this week from motor neurone disease. currently 1—0 to rangers, alfredo morelos with the goal early in the second half. celtic kicked off at 1pm againast kilmarnock, it's currently 0—0. that's all the sport for now. 26 degrees just rec

frank lampard says he's excited about leading chelsea in the champions league for the first time.alencia at stamford bridge. it's a competition lampard won seven years ago as a player, when they beat bayern munich on penalties in the final, and he says watching it from the dugout as manager will be special. it is the ultimate in club football for me in terms of competitive club football, and there's something about nights at stamford bridge, there's something about the champions league music, those memories that i have and we have here at chelsea. i want to experience on this side of the fence, so i will be happy taking the tea m fence, so i will be happy taking the team out knowing that what matters is results and taking the team out against good opposition. i'm excited. meanwhile, champions liverpool trained this morning before heading to italy where they start the defence of their title tomorrow night against napoli. striker divock 0rigi didn't travel, he's out with an ankle injury. leinster centre robbie henshaw is almost certainly out of ireland's world cup opener against sco

iwill and chelsea play valencia at stamford bridge.r on. the trial has started of four people accused of murdering the girl scout jodie chesney. the 17—year—old was fatally stabbed while playing music in a park with friends in east london in march. 0ur correspondent, tolu adeoye, is at the old bailey. tell us more about the evidence. it was a very tell us more about the evidence. it was a very difficult day forjodie chesney‘s family in court as the prosecution opened its case against the four defendants, manuel jorovic, who was 20, and two youths again 16 and 17 and they deny the murder. the prosecution said she was a victim of a terrible, cowardly attack that was sudden and unexpected. and she was likely the unintended victim of a drug turf war. in this afternoon we heard details of what they say happened on the night she died. and they say she was in the park in romford listening to music and smoking cannabis with friends, something they often did, when at 9:20pm her boyfriend saw two figures coming towards them in the dark and he sa

the wolves hosting chelsea. ready, aim, fire. canadian born international. 1-0. scoring not once, not twice, but three goals. chelsea took care of it. other scores for today, man united beat leicester city. five games in, liverpool walks five five points back in the second spot. time for our quick break. we'll be back with more sports at a 11. i am carlos we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes and i'll consider it. i wouldn't do it. i hate the dishes. one hour with the tablet, you walk the dog and do the dishes. if you insist. congratulations. only xfinity xfi lets you take control of your family's online time. that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. >>> as you can imagine, police see all kinds of things on the overnight shift. watch as this officer moves in to help a skunk

on the other hand, chelsea's start has been a mixed one.egend as manager and frank lampard has been there and done it before. it is the ultimate in club football. there's something about nights at stamford bridge. there's something about the champions league music. there's memories that i have and we have here as chelsea people, and i want to experience it on this side of the fence. because of a transfer embargo, chelsea have had to promote from within. young academy prospects tammy abraham and mason mount have already blossomed in the premier league. now we'll find out if they can do it on the biggest club stage of all. austin halewood, bbc news. the wsl champions arsenal have started the season with two wins out of two. they beat manchester united 1—0 last night. it took 85 minutes but they finally got the goal they deserved through danielle van de donk. united have lost both of their opening matches in the top division. it was goalless in last night's premier league match between aston villa and west ham. no goals but a bust—up between v