david ornstein is with us this time for more on the deals going through. a tottenham hotspur side that came third last year and still has aspirations to win the premier league. it's in canada role, breaking records for the wrong reasons in this case but they have a settled team, they were 23 points behind manchester city and many tottenham fans say surely we can improve on the squad but they have an excellent first team so will be confident. jack grimmer lish was the key one that people thought totte n ha m the key one that people thought tottenham would sign but they didn't pull it off. —— jack querrey lish. they had to shift players out but with high premiums on players they could not do that and they have players on good contracts, many of whom will not have wanted to leave spurs. arsenal had many years of not spending a lot of money because they had moved into a new stadium, spurs are due to do that this season, can you see how things might go for this club? many teams have failed to be competitive once they move into a new stadium. arsenal did keep up

and me david ornstein.m live at olf trafford where manchester united open the new season at home to leicester city. united are contenders but who can stop this happening again? who can stop city defending the title? katerina johnson thompson throws down her challenge at the european championships but has she left herself too much to do. and rain ruins much the day's play at lords again but england take wickets and bag at the biggest it's upon us. it's friday night and the new premier league season is about to begin. who will be smiling in may when it's all over? the action starts at old trafford. manchester united taking on leicester city. david ornstein is there for us to look ahead to that and how the other big players are set for the new season. david, friday night at old trafford and wonder whetherjose mourinho, who's been seemingly negative about his side's preparations, has been deliberately down—playing their chances. what do you think? very possibly. it would not be beyond him to do that. just 89 da

david ornstein reports it was the performance that gave georgia hall lift off.cting career. i've always dreamt of winning this. i started golf i'd aged seven. to do it now at 22 is incredible. to get my first big win, and fric to be a major at the british open, is a dream come true. she was born during the 19 86 masters, famously won by nick faldo in georgia. as a child she would hit shots in return for chocolate bars. by shots in return for chocolate bars. by ten she had a handicap to match her age. filmed here by the bbc in 2012, she was sinking putts while rising to prominence on the courses around her home town of bournemouth. trailing by a shot going into the final round, she drew level with faten of thailand before taking the lead at the 16th. she didn't look back, becoming britain's youngest major winner. usually her boyfriend is her caddie. but here it was father wayne, making this a family affair. it's great to have some new fully trust on the bag. for it to be my dad was special. great for him to make me relax as well. i think he was more nervous than

our sports news correspondent, david ornstein, was watching and joins us from old trafford.y saw a little smile from the united manager, jose mourinho. manchester united got off to a winning start. they sit top of the premier league, maybe only for a few hours. they will hope to go on like that. they got going in very quick fashion with paul pogba giving manchester united the lead from the penalty spot. he was captain for the night. leicester city came back. they had a couple of chances. it required two fine saves to keep the score at 1—0. luke shaw, towards the end, popped up at the back post with the first goal of his professional career. there were great scenes of celebration among the united players and fans and jose mourinho and his coaching staff. leicester came back with jamie ba rdy coaching staff. leicester came back with jamie bardy poaching a late goal. it was not to be. it was a consolation. here is whatjose mourinho made of it. it is a match where i make minimum six changes. the rules only allow me to do three. i wanted to play and to the martial but i could not

here's more from our sports news correspondent david ornstein.iano was arrested in the capital ofjersey, the police released a statement saying this morning, danny cipriani it was charged with assault on police, resisting arrest and disorderly unlicensed premises. he has been remanded in custody until his court appearance at 10am tomorrow. we can learn more than. gloucester rugby cub —— club said they were aware of the incident and will be making a further comment in due course. kevin de bruyne has suffered a knee injury in training with manchester city. the midfielder is having tests to find out the full extent of the problem. but there are reports that he could be out for around two months. it's the same knee to which an injury saw him have an extended lay off, in early 2016. if he does miss the next eight weeks or so, he could be out for the start of city's champions league campaign and potentially the important match against liverpool on october 7. city will play huddersfield at the ethiad on sunday. well, speaking of de bruyne and city, have

the launch for 2018/2019 was held in manchester today, our sports correspondent david ornstein has justne predicting another manchester city waltz to the title are they? the transfer window shuts on thursday and then united play leicester on friday night, six more games on saturday, three more on sunday, it does not get much more exciting than this. we were able to speak to the premier league executive chairman richard scudamore who is on his way out at the end of the year but still once this to be a very successful season and see teams get closer to manchester city. they have been breaking records left, right and centre. no disrespect to manchester city, but i would like someone manchester city, but i would like someone to get a bit closer to them than last season for the but that does not take anything away from the excellence but we start the season wanting to see multiple trophies required because we do not know where it is heading. that is what we wa nt where it is heading. that is what we want to see. and we always look to stride and see about player behaviour or manage web behavi

david ornstein, bbc news. time for a look at the weather with ben rich. changes on the way. yeah, by the end of this week things will look and feel different. for many, particularly in the south—east, we are starting with what we are used to. someone and sunshine. this is how it looks in east sussex. change afford further north and west. more clout. you can see this ribbon of cloud moving into north—western parts of the uk. it is quite slow—moving, quite weak. not much more than a band of cloud and a few spots of rain over scotland, northern ireland, northern england. isn't scotland seeing a fair amount of sunshine. the real heat is once again further south and east. temperatures in the capital could get up to 32, 30 three. then we go through this evening and overnight. remember our weather front? it wriggles around. southern scotland, northern england, wales, the odd spot of cloud to the north—west. cool in the south—east. 0nce spot of cloud to the north—west. cool in the south—east. once again for central and eastern areas during tomorrow there will be some sunshine and th

our sports correspondent is david ornstein.nited, withjoe's a mourinho frustrated at what he perceived to be a lack of signings towards the end of the transfer window. he had to signings as outfield players, but he wanted a centre half and cover for another. he did not get them before the tra nsfer he did not get them before the transfer deadline. manchester united kicked off the season by beating leicester. i was at that game, it was tense. they were beaten on sunday 3—2 with more suggestions thatjosie mourinho could be the first manager to be effective the premier league. we understand that the united board have given him theirfull backing. the united board have given him their full backing. they are fully supportive of him. they say why do we need to look at somebody else when there is no managerial vacancy available. they face tottenham on their next match on monday. the pressure could melt if they do not win that. the rugby football union says it'll continue with its disciplinary charge against danny cipriani after the glo

our sports news correspondent david ornstein was watching and joins us from old trafford. . david, we very nearly saw a little smile from jose mourinho. david, we very nearly saw a little smile from jose mourinho. it has been quite ait malta le sommer for jose mourinho. tonight manchester united got off to a restart —— quite a tumultuous summer. they will hope to go on like that. they got going in very quick fashion, with paul pollard by giving manchester united the leap from the penalty spot. a penalty conceded inside two minutes from a daniel amartey of leicester city. leicester came back, they had a couple of chances. it required saves by david had to keep the school level. jose mourinho was a frustrated figure on the touchline at that point. luke shaw, towards the end, popped up at the back post with the first goal of his professional career, to great scenes of celebration among the united players, the fans, jose mourinho, and his coaching staff. a breakthrough moment. that seemed to be that, but leicester came back. jamie vardy with a late goal. it wasn't to be. this i

more from our sports news correspondent david ornstein.of jersey. cipriani was arrested in st helier, the capital ofjersey. the state of jersey police released a statement saying a 30—year—old daniel cipriani was charged with common assault, larceny, assault on police, resisting arrest and disorderly on licensed premises and has been remanded in custody until a court appearance at a magistrates‘ court at 10am tomorrow. we may learn more then. gloucester rugby club said they were aware of the incident and they were aware of the incident and they will be making a further comment in due course. the england and worcester centre ben te‘o says his injury problems left him contemplating his future in rugby. the 31—year—old had just recovered from a serious ankle injury when he missed england‘s tour of south africa because of a thigh problem. he‘s now targeting a return in the "early part" of the new season. you want to do everything to come back, i‘ve come back from tougher injuries but when you are back it is brilliant. the time off is tough and

here to tell us more about it is our sports correpondent david ornstein. s going on? that is the big question. it has been the summer the big question. it has been the summer of discontent with jose mourinho frustrated at what he perceived to be a lack of signings towards the end of the transfer window eared he did get two players, but he wanted a centre half and cover. he did not get them before the transfer deadline. manchester united kicked off the season by beating leicester. i was at that game. it was tense. and then they went to brighton. they were beaten 3-2. went to brighton. they were beaten 3—2. more suggestions that mourinho could be the first manager to be sacked in the premier league this year. we understand that the united board have given him theirfull backing. they are fully supportive of him. they say why do we need to look at somebody like zinedine zidane when there is no managerial va ca ncy zidane when there is no managerial vacancy available? but they face totte n ha m vacancy available? but they face tottenham in their next advance, so