david ornstein was there.semifinals of euro 2016 captured the hearts of a nation, and invigorated welsh football. but now for a new era, and a new competition that orders an alternative ticket to the next major tournament. wales with a new manager, and ryan giggs's first competitive match in charge got off to the perfect start. tom lawrence finishing with the type of move of which his boss would approve. hopes of success rested at the feet of gareth bale and here's why... he did what he does. wells's other star name is aaron ramsey, and he was next to shine as the home side went into the break. depleted by injury, ireland were a shadow of the side that won here one year ago to end welsh dreams of qualifying for the world cup. the payback continued when conor roberts's registered his first senior goal and in some style. in cruise control, they suffered a lapse in concentration. ramsey was robbed by sean williams, although a mere consolation for the visitors on a night that belonged to ryan giggs and wales. it's

david ornstein, bbc news, wembley., what are the different options now for the uk? there are just six months left until we leave the eu and our deputy political editorjohn pienaar has been to paignton in devon to look at where we could go from here. how will trade work after brexit? will we be richer or poorer? why haven't we left yet? will it definitely happen? where's the brexitjourney leading? the leaver‘s slogan was about taking back control, so the promise is a return trip to the way things used to be, a more british way. whistle. but from here, britain's post brexit journey could take any number of directions. there is the spoke trade deal that theresa may wants, or a free trade agreement, maybe like the deal the eu has with canada. or talks could end with no deal at all. and the truth is, the prime minister can't know where we'll end up. her plan for a common rule book for trading goods and a free—market in services goes against the eu system of a single market and brussels is saying no. it's too close to the eu

david ornstein, bbc news, wembley.he bbc sport website but from me. . .. goodnight. that's it. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. further north and west come a day of sunshine and showers, but it has been pretty unsettled over the last few days, with plenty of cloud feeding and across the atlantic. however, we now have a clear gap, high—pressure building its way from the south—west as we start of the new working week, and that means we are going to see plenty of dry weather over the next few days. the nights, though, will be decidedly chilly, there is still the potential for summer wind and chilly, there is still the potential forsummerwind and chain chilly, there is still the potential for summer wind and chain across parts of the north. here is the rain we had out across the south earlier today, clearing away on the radar, most today, clearing away on the radar, m ost pla ces today, clearing away on the radar, most places ending the day on a drying up. just there showers whi

david ornstein, bbc news, wembley.alemate over brexit, what are the different options now for the uk? there are just six months left until we leave the eu, and our deputy political editor, john pienaar, has been to paignton in devon to look at where we could go from here. how will trade work, after brexit? will we be richer or poorer? why haven't we left yet? will it definitely happen? where's the brexitjourney leading? the leavers' slogan was about taking back control, so the promise is a return trip to the way things used to be — a more british way. but from here, britain's post—brexitjourney could take any number of directions. there's the unique, bespoke trade deal that theresa may wants, or a free trade agreement, maybe like the deal the eu has with canada. or talks could end with no deal at all. whistle. and the truth is, the prime minister can't know where we'll end up. her plan for a common rule book for trade in goods and a free market in services goes against the eu system of a single market. and brussels is

our correspondent, david ornstein is in madrid. provided david ornstein is in madrid. provided simon yates crosses the line in one piece, he will be found vuelta a espa na line in one piece, he will be found vuelta a espana champion. the stage isa vuelta a espana champion. the stage is a procession, the hard work has been done, this is merely ceremonial. tradition dictates that the leader is not challenged. he will this evening step onto the podium for his first grand tour win, and following the victory that the giro d'italia for chris froome and geraint thomas on the tour de france, britain will complete a clea n swee p france, britain will complete a clean sweep of the three tours, never clean sweep of the three tours, never have three riders, different riders, from one country done it in the same year. not so long ago great britain had little pedigree on the road, now they are kings of track and road cycling. it is also remarkable for the fact that simon yates blew up at the giro d'italia, allowing chris froome victory. this time there were no such mistakes. support

david ornstein has more.success, anthonyjoshua carries the burden of his sport, but with each bout he gets eve n his sport, but with each bout he gets even better. it comes down to losing. you have to beat king kong. you have to get them to fight aj, thatis you have to get them to fight aj, that is the thing. packing a major stadium for the fourth time in 17 months, joshua was rocked in the third round. a massive upset, but joshua has conquered adversity in the past and will do so again, in a championship that shows why he is at the top of his profession, pouncing on his prey, staying on course for a potential super bout in the six months' time. he really showed the world why many people believe he is number one. in 2019 we will see who the true number one is. the only title missing from his collection is held by the american, deontay wilder, while written‘s tyson theory is another possible opponent, for a boxer with a dream of being undisputed king of his division. —— tyson fury. that next fight will be in a

david ornstein was watching.e road, leicester the destination, a chance forfans england on the road, leicester the destination, a chance for fans to salute their world cup stars, and with the fa considering the sale of wembley, this could be a sign of things to come. but first a nod to the past, 25 seconds broadcast in black and white honouring the 25th anniversary of football's anti—discrimination charity kick it out. blushes spared by the width of the post before jack butland twice saved the home side. how they could have done with the creativity of paul gascoigne and his peak. there we re paul gascoigne and his peak. there were nine changes to the line—up, one of them danny rose and he came closest for england. finally they had some momentum and with it came reward. marcus rushford again showing his international pedigree and giving the king power crowd a return on their unstinting support. despite the improvement there were still nervy moments. john stone is making a vital intervention to maintain the advanta

he's been speaking to our sports correspondent david ornstein.se i have had so many setbacks. yeah. i guess it is your little bit of motivation to really keep plugging away, persistence, really keep trying. it has pulled off. how has britain done this? a decade ago, you would be lucky to get a briton on the start line of races like this and now british cyclists are winning them all. personally, i came to the national system, with a huge increase in funding and that sort of stuff. for me, i have always been looked after in that way and direction. now it has just been our tea m direction. now it has just been our team here, the focus has been much more on the grassroots and really bringing talent through from a really young age and i think you are just seeing that now. that started many years ago. you will be looked at as many years ago. you will be looked atasa many years ago. you will be looked at as a global superstar after this, does it feel like that? does it co mforta ble does it feel like that? does it comfortable you with you? does it feel

our sports correspondent david ornstein is at leicester's king power stadium where tonight's match isace. i don't think gareth southgate cares about that. i put that very question to him and he seemed intent that this match was more about the element of his team. there are many players who have had zero minutes of football. they are both expected to feature tonight. harry came dropping to the bench. he has had a huge amount of football. possibly two other names who are coming to the sport. many have pulled out through injury on this international break. the band behind me certainly don't think this is a friendly. it should be a great night to night. apm kick—off. we are expecting a sell out as england take international football on the way the lima road again. three defeats on the trot for the first time in 30 years. if you look at the context, england were beaten by croatia in the world cup, then by belgium. pretty mean opposition. they have tougher operation the mac opposition to come in the form of spain and croatia again. gareth will wa nt to spain and croatia again. gareth will w

our sports news correspondent david ornstein is in the welsh capital for us.ge night for ryan giggs, his first competitive match in charge of the welsh. yes and his first on home soil. he took charge of wales for three friendlies over the summer at the china cup and that was after being appointed injanuary and this will be the true test of ryan giggs as a manager. ourfirst glimpse of him in a match that actually means something, following some contemporaries from his playing days like steven gerrard, now it is his turn and some strong team selection for him with gareth bale and aaron ramsey starting. the manager himself appears to be raring to go. this is a competitive game, i still put myself under the same pressure. i want the team to be hard to beat and to play attractive football. football i would want to watch. i wa nt football i would want to watch. i want the players to express themselves, do what they're good at. if they're defending, defend the right way. if you like to take placers on, do that. do the things that made me pick you.” placers on, do tha

yates told our sports correspondent david ornstein that his win was the result of disappointment andved it would arise because i have had so many setbacks. i guess also it gives you that little bit of motivation to really keep plugging away, persistence, keep trying. yeah, it has pulled off. how has britain done this? a decade ago, you would be lucky to get a briton on the start line operators like this. now british cyclists are winning them all. i came through the national system with a huge increase in funding from the lottery and that sort of stuff, so for me i‘ve always been looked after in that sort of way and direction until obviously i turned professional and now it has just been our team here. that‘s the only thing i can really think about, on the grassroots and bringing talent through from a young age. i think you are seeing that now. i started many years ago. you will be looked at as a global superstar after this. does it feel like that? does it sits comfortably with you? i don't think superstar is the correct word. cycling is still a small sports, especially in the uk. com

david orangeism, thank you. —— ornstein. afternoon. it was his first appearance at the stadium since undergoing emergency brain surgery in may. he said that he is feeling really good at the moment. some of the doctors who performed the operation were also at today's match against wolves. that was one of eight games in the premier league today. all the goals are coming up on match of the day after the news but if you want the results now, then here they come. manchester united could only draw 1—1 against wolves, as liverpool continued their perfect start. they are top of the league, with six wins out of six. mo salah was one of the scorers in a 3—0 win against southampton at anfield. there were also wins for tottenham and burnley. fulham and watford drew 1—1. manchester city are up to second. they won at cardiff 5—0. it was goalless between crystal palace and newcastle. leicester beat huddersfield. the scottish premiership leaders, hearts, dropped theirfirst points of the season. they had a penalty saved as they drew at home

let's cross live to wembley now and speak to our sports correspondent david ornstein. ll time. how do you feel thatjoshua has developed in his two fights since then? he will certainly feel like it's then? he will certainly feel like its business well done, because he's won both of his subsequent fights, kubrat pulev‘s replacement and parker. the only belt that is missing is the wbc belt that belongs to deontay wilder. there are critics of anthonyjoshua who says he has not done it in the style his fans wa nt to not done it in the style his fans want to see. he toiled against carlos ta ka m, want to see. he toiled against carlos ta kam, who want to see. he toiled against carlos takam, who did not have long to prepare for that site, although he did not let him go the distance. he went with joseph he did not let him go the distance. he went withjoseph parker the full distance for the first time in his career. i was in cardiff that night. there were some boos at the end. it will be important now for anthony joshua to put on a show tonight. his priority again will be to win.

david ornstein, bbc news, wembley.ery for a brain haemorrhage in may. manchester united could only mark the occasion with a draw against wolves. liverpool, though, have now gone clear at the top of the table. it's been their best start to a premier league season. here's joe lynskey. please give the warmest old trafford welcome to sir alex ferguson. cheering and applause. this is the sound when 70,000 people bring a loved one back home. sir alex ferguson's influence is in old trafford's foundations. these stands are united when he takes up his seat. he says the pre— match nerves are still the same but when his old side went in front, this felt like the old days, the problem is today's man united less lethal doorway and wolves are a side building their own brand, half the team and the manager are portugal's new stars, they make life ha rd to are portugal's new stars, they make life hard to their compatriots. are portugal's new stars, they make life hard to their compatriotslj life hard to their compatriots.” think the re

david ornstein was there.ation, and invigorated welsh football. but now for a new era, in a new competition, that offers an alternative ticket to the next major tournament. wales have a new manager, as well, and ryan giggs‘s first competitive match in charge got off to the perfect start. tom lawrence finishing the type of move of which his boss would approve. their hopes of success could rest at the feat of gareth bale, and this is why. gareth bale doing what gareth bale does. wales's other star name is aaron ramsey, and he was next to shine, as the home side went into the break three goals to the good. depleted by injuries, ireland were a shadow of the side that won here a year ago to end welsh streams of qualifying for the world cup, and the payback continued when conor roberts registered his first senior goal, and in some style —— connor roberts. in cruise control they suffered a lapse in concentration, aaron ramsey robbed by shaun williams, though a mere consolation for the visitors on a night that belonge

david ornstein is at wet wembley for us.anthonyjoshua was in the ring, perhaps his power even greater than we knew. plenty of that power was on display last night as he came back from adversity and an early scare to record an emphatic victory, a spectacular knockout, and the attention now turns to his next fight. could it be deontay wilder, could it be tyson fury? the message from anthony joshua is bring it on. there is a lot of room for these heavyweights, they are all talented, they can all fight, povetkin was not a champion, he came game, and people were entertained. if wilder is not serious, there are other people out there. when he is ready, we are ready. joshua's record is 22 victories and no defeats, 21 by way of knockout. he has packed out a major stadium for the fourth time injust 17 months, his appeal is like few others in the history of boxing, and according to a former champion who was sat ringside last night he should fear nobody. he is showing a patience and brutal side when it is needed, and he is showing grea

david ornstein was in madrid to witness the moment.ee, barely even a presence in the league road cycling, now they are the dominant force. here in spain, it was the tone of simon yates to celebrate and seal an historic achievement. the crowning glory for ryder and nation. simon yates with the biggest win of his career. great britain now the kings of road cycling. unbelievable day. even coming onto the circuit today i was nervous, anything can happen. a stupid crash ora anything can happen. a stupid crash or a punch anything can happen. a stupid crash ora punch in anything can happen. a stupid crash or a punch in the final, you never know. —— or a punch in the final, you never know. — — a or a punch in the final, you never know. —— a puncture in the final. relieved i'm just an unbelievable day. after three gruelling weeks, yates could enjoy the processional final stage knowing victory was all but guaranteed, he simply needed to finish and the red jersey would be his to keep. this is the glittering culmination ofan this is the glittering

david ornstein, bbc news, leicester. football this summer when he joined league one side oxford united. elsewhere, the republic of ireland were held to a 1—1 draw by poland. britain's simon yates has a decent lead going into the final stages of the vuelta a espana. yates finished 13th in the individual time trial, but did enough to go 33 seconds clear of his nearest rival with five stages to go. that's all the sport for now. six of england and wales' police and crime commissioners have told this programme they do not want to criminalise people for smoking cannabis. at the moment, you could face a warning or a £90 fine for possession, but if you're caught three times you're likely to get a criminal conviction. in addition to those six who are calling for a change in the law, another six told us they were potentially open to decriminalisation or that prosecuting people for cannabis use was not a priority. pcc‘s are democratically elected officials, whosejob it is to hold police forces to account and make sure they run effi