record breakers celtic score nine in a demoltionjob at dundee united.ry kane's at it again — as tottenham continue their good start to the premier league season. a last minute volley from allain saint maximin maintains newcastle's unbeaten start to the season. and max verstappen shows his class — fighting back from fourteenth to win the belgian grand prix as lewis hamilton crashes out welcome along, thank you forjoining us. this time yesterday we were telling you about liverpool — now it's celtic who've scored nine — getting their biggest away league win on an afternoon to forget for dundee united. they remain bottom of the scottish premiership after their worst ever home defeat, but celtic are top, two points clear of rangers and very much the team to catch as nesta mcgregor reports. two players and six of the reasons celtic and theirfans are on cloud nine. yet to record a win this season, dundee united went behind when kyogo made this tight finish look simple. his second in a0 minutes was anything but routine. and in first half stoppage time, the japa

i lives in dundee myself five years and absolutely loved the city. the stories are tied to a place. so sometimes it worked in the sense that we found the place first and we looked for an interesting story tied to that place. thejute mills, for instance, we were keen to get that in. and we found a folksinger that was carrying on the tradition of thejute mill song sung by the spinners. # warp weft and twine # tae feed an claith yer bairnie # after 10 and nine...# but what is the technology that allowed story trails mappers like neil to digitally capture these people and places in 3—d? strictly speaking, it's not that new. it's been used for years to conduct geological surveys in autonomous vehicles and, yes, even robot vacuum cleaners. but what's new is this tech is now available on some smartphones. there has been such a huge advance in what is literally in your pockets at the moment. so using a high—end smartphone, you now have access to two key technologies. one is lidar and one is photogrammetry, both systems which are used to capture 3—dimensional

carl starfelt made it nine with nine minutes to go, making in dundee united's worst home defeat.dinary scoreline. and one other game in the scottish premiership, hearts are hosting stjohnstone. that game kicked off about 15 minutes ago... hearts can go third with a win. saintjohnstone have got it and hearts could go third with a win but they are trailing as things stand at they are trailing as things stand at the moment. two games into the second half in the premier league. ruben neves putting wolves 1—0 up against newcastle at molineaux. newcastle united have made a good start to the season so far and west ham rock bottom looking for their first points at aston villa where it is goalless. tottenham are at nottingham forest later. spurs have seven points out of a possible nine so far. despite that, there have been some concerns over the form of last season's joint golden boot winner son heung min, who �*s failed to score so far this season but his manager isn't too worried: i don't see any problem with him. for sure, you know, when you have a striker, you like to score, you like

and celtic have a set a new record in the scottish premiership after a 9—0 victory at dundee united, watching. two players and six of the reasons celtic and theirfans are on cloud nine. yet to record a win this season, dundee united went behind when kyogo furuhashi made this tight finish look simple. his second, on a0 minutes, was anything but routine. and in first—half stoppage time, the japanese international secured his hat—trick. the celebration for anyone not keeping count. 4—0 up, going into the second half, it didn't take long before it was five. liel abada getting in on the action. the chance of seeing one hat—trick is rare. so, when abada scored a second nine minutes later, those inside tannadice were on the brink of an even rarer sight, a double hat—trick. and on 77 minutes, with this dink, the israeli international delivered. celtic made it nine, nine minutes from time — their biggest ever away league win. the bhoys, buoyant. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. the notting hill carnival has returned to the streets of west london for the first time in three years following the pandem

yet to record a win this season, dundee united went behind when kyogo furuhashi made this tight finishthe japanese international secured his hat—trick. the celebration for anyone not keeping count. 4—0 up, going into the second half, it didn't take long before it was five. liel abada getting in on the action. the chance of seeing one hat—trick is rare. so, when abada scored a second nine minutes later, those inside tannadice were on the brink of an even rarer sight, a double hat—trick. and on 77 minutes, with this dink, the israeli international delivered. celtic made it nine, nine minutes from time — their biggest ever away league win. the bhoys, buoyant. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. third—placed hearts were also winners in scotland today. tottenham are third in the premier league. harry kane had a penalty saved but scored both goals in their 2—0 win at nottingham forest. west ham won at aston villa. wolves drew at home to newcastle. there was a formula one masterclass from world champion max verstappen at the belgian grand prix. the red bull driver had to overtake most of the field befo

some spots will be getting up to the mid—20s, compared to 15—16 in places like dundee, scarborough.ahead, pretty simple for the most part high pressure will stick around predominantly dry weather, temperatures in the mid—20s in the south high teens further north. that's it for me have a great weekend. today at six... tens of millions of britons face a massive 80% rise in energy bills from october, driven by a leap in the price of wholesale gas. the average annual bill for a household in england, wales and scotland is going up to £3,549, leaving many people fearing for the months ahead. i am terrified that when the winter comes we're not going to have enough for the bills, because if the electricity has already doubled now, what's it going to be in the winter? ministers promised help in the spring, but with prices shooting up since then what's on offer now? i accept that it is tough for people and we are doing everything we can to help. huge sums are being spent now and more sums will be spent in the months ahead. we've got two leadership candidates who are fighting with each other

in the scottish premiership, livingston beat dundee united 1—0 and it finished i—i between hearts anda win, but a late goal from the returning martin boyle grabbed a point for hibs. boyle�*s move to easter road was only finalised at 11pm on saturday, and boss leejohnson said it was a risk to play him for so long in the game, but they got their reward late on. to some golf, because it�*s the final day of the women�*s open in muirfield in scotland. where south africa�*s ashleigh buhai is closing in on a maiden major title. the 33—year—old overnight leader has seen her gap at the top cut from five to three shots but is still in a commanding position withjust a few holes remaining. let�*s have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today.

in the scottish premiership, livingston beat dundee united 1—0 and it finished 1—1 between hearts andlooked set to hold on for a win, but a late goal from the returning martin boyle grabbed a point for hibs. boyle's move to easter road was only finalised at 11pm on saturday, and boss leejohnson said it was a risk to play him for so long in the game, but they got their reward late on. to some golf, where we are approaching the end of the women's open in muirfield in scotland. south africa's ashleigh buhai looked to have one hand on her maiden major title but a triple bogey seven at the 15th saw her three—shot lead at the top eroded and she now finds herself on the last in a share of the lead with korea's chun in—gee who is in the clubhouse at ten under. been a fantastic day so far here in birmingham. just time for a quick look at the medal table. australia still top of the standings, they've been there right from the start of the games — they've won a huge 63 gold medals so far. but hosts england are doing their best to catch up. 54 golds for england — including that brilliant victory

dundee united are enjoying playing european football again, for the first time in ten years.europa conference third round qualifier. a great goal from glenn middleton was the difference between the two sides at tannadice park. hull kingston rovers still have a chance of making the super league play—offs after coming from behind to beat bottom club toulouse. the scores were level at i6—all, with five minutes to go, when rovers worked it out to rowan milnes on the wing. that try was converted. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. hello there. hosepipe bans are starting to come into force over the next few days. for hampshire and the isle of wight, we've got a ban coming in place for friday. then, across southeast england next week and the week after that, parts of southern wales hit by one as well. it's all because we've not seen so much in the way of rain over the course of this year. so far, only two thirds of the amount of rain we'd normally see has fallen across parts of england. not quite as

on saturday it was bournemouth, thumped by liverpool, then a day later dundee united suffered the samehours of each other, both scott parker and jack ross were sacked. for parker it was four games into the new campaign after being promoted, but it was as much what he said afterwards that might have been the final straw. in terms of players on the pitch, in terms of where we are is the squad, starting players and the depth that we have. while i was alarmed that obviously calls would go in and easily —— goals going and easily. we are trying our hardest here and i feel sorry for the group in that sense, a group of players thatjust need help with this at the present time. need help with this at the present time. this is the statement released by bournemouth this morning in which the co—owner maxim demin says... jurgen klopp might have been the manager that helped dish out the 9—nil win at anfield but he was among the more surprised that scott parker was sacked in response to it. while was his reaction to it before showing a little more sympathy for his counterpart.— showing a little more s

in the scottish premiership, livingston beat dundee united 1—0 and it finished 1—1 between hearts ands. hearts had taken the lead through lawrence shankland and looked set to hold on for a win, but a late goal from the returning martin boyle grabbed a point for hibs. boyle's move to easter road was only finalised at 11pm on saturday, and boss leejohnson said it was a risk to play him for so long in the game, but they got their reward late on. to some golf, because it's the final day of the women's open in muirfield in scotland. where south africa's ashleigh buhai is closing in on a maiden major title. the 33—year—old overnight leader has seen her gap at the top cut from five to three shots but is still in a commanding position withjust a few holes remaining. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. st helens beat castleford by 20 points to 12 to restore their four—point lead at the top of superleague. they survived a late fight back to secure their 18th win in 22 games this season. elsewhere there were wins for leeds rhinos and catalans dragon

there were wins for patrick thistle, dundee, and also rangers, who beat queen of the south 2—1.e as he coolly made his way into the second round of the us open. the seventh seed with a stylish straight sets win against frenchman benoit paire to kick start his campaign in new york. dan glyde was watching the action. wimbledon semifinalist seated in the top ten at a grand slam for the first time, cameron norrie's stock is writing. a service break in the first game sit in the mood. benoit paire immediately on the back foot. he failed to win a game in the first set. in the second, the tactics changed. no more long rallies and more success. despite that, the informed refused to yield. second set to the second seed. norrie was relentless. he's famed for his fitness in the british number and one had his foot firmly on the frenchman's throat. he'll face much tougher tests this fortnight, but expect his chances to continue to climb. dan glyde, bbc news. british number two dan evans is also through. the number 20 seed encountered few problems againstjiri veseley, winning in straight sets

four games tonight in the scottish league cup, with wins for motherwell, dundee united, and kilmarnockgoals. they have scored 25 in their opening six domestic games, and play rangers in the old firm on saturday. the jury in the trial of former manchester united footballer and wales manager ryan giggs was discharged by the judge earlier, after it failed to reach a verdict on any of the three charges made against him. the 48—year—old has denied accusations of controlling behaviour and assault. matt graveling has been following the case for us at manchester crown court. at the end of a trial which lasted for three—and—a—half weeks, the jury made up of 11 people returned to court number two here at manchester crown square crown court after more than 22 hours of deliberation, and they told the judge they'd failed to reach a verdict on any of the three counts faced by the former manchester united player. now, ryan giggs was facing three charges. one of these was the alleged controlling behaviour towards his former partner kate greville between august 2017 and november 2020. and two charges a

dundee united crashed out of europa conference league qualifying.ompletely fell apart as the dutch side scored five in 23 minutes before half time. the loss is the joint heaviest european defeat by a scottish side. alkmaar are into the europa conference play—offs. and it's been confirmed by fifa this evening that the world cup will start a day earlier than planned, on sunday 20 november, with hosts qatarfacing ecuador. normally, the home country play the first game in the world cup, and this tradition will now continue. the change won't the affect the release dates for players. and england and wales' first games are also still on their original date of the 2lst november. and that's all the sport for now. hello. we've seen the heat intensify day by day so far this week, and for many of you, the heat is set to peak, even through friday or indeed saturday. most places on both days sitting under sunny skies yet again. the main risk areas, of course, of the highest of the temperatures, the greatest impacts for health and transport, covered by the met off

in the states of john dundee, hot around 22000 children are working in illegal mines. since kids are small, they're often made to crawl into freshly dug pits and crafts that aren't safe or less. i mean, i'm always afraid when i'm looking for mica. not long ago, over there, 2 or 3 children of my age were buried in one of the shafts. and they died like jack, i want to go to school. i don't want this region. the cosmetics industry is very secretive when it comes to micah in 2017, the responsible mike initiative was launched. it's an alliance of companies obtaining micah from india who aimed to in child labor in mines, but no one from the initiative. wanted to talk on camera in germany, a supply chain act is set to come into force in 2023. it would require businesses to uphold basic human rights. but on an e, you level an equivalent law is still being negotiated. i think it's absolutely within our responsibility of course it's also within the responsibility of everybody in the chain to make sure that it's producing ethically as well. mm hm. if you ask the miners and jock o

residents of dundee, in tayside in scotland, didn't get much sleep on sunday night.l rain battered the city, as thunder boomed, and bolts of lightning lit up the night sky. more of these to come across the uk over the next few days, apparently. hello. well, much—needed rain in the forecast, but that, unfortunately, may come at a price, for some of us. and with big downpours forming once again on tuesday, there's a risk of flash flooding across parts of england and wales. now, here's the big picture. this dip in the jet stream has spawned an area of low pressure, which is in part responsible for breaking the heatwave and developing the showers. and then later on in the week, the jet stream here could push in a weather front with slightly lighter rain, but more widespread rain, crossing parts of the uk, but no guarantee, as far as rain is concerned, further south. and then that westerlyjet stream brings fresher conditions later on in the week. now, here's the rainfall accumulation over the next 48 hours or so. the computer models tend to smooth out the rainfall and ave

like bournemouth, dundee united also lost 9—0 over the weekend and that has also seen their manager,he had only taken over in the summer, and their thrashing by celtic was just his seventh game in charge. the record home defeat was the club's fifth successive loss. they were also beaten 7—0 in the europa conference league to az alkmaar. united are bottom of the scottish premiership, their only point coming on the opening day of the season. manchester united have reached an agreement to buy the ajax midfielder antony. the 22—year=old brazilian is the fifth summer signing, the new manager erik ten hag also raided his former club the fee is around £80 million but could rise to 85. antony, who won two eredivisie titles at ajax, still needs to pass his medical and agree personal terms. the chelsea winger callum hudson—0doi has completed a loan move to bayer leverkusen for the rest of the season. the 21—year—old england forward hasn't played this season and only made 15 premier league appearances last season. there is every expectation that the us open will be serena williams' last tournam

industrial action started in edinburgh last week, before affecting other areas, including aberdeen, dundeeged seven and nine were visiting when their parents reported them missing on thursday afternoon. rescue workers found the boys in the lake which is close to the border with belgium and they were taken to hospital, but they did not survive. covid infection levels have continued to fall across the uk. latest figures from the office for national statistics estimate one in 45 people tested positive for the week ending august 16th, with covid rates lowest among school—age children. the ons says it will "closely monitor" the numbers as children return to the classroom. it has been an excellent day for england's cricketers. england's batsmen have put the team in a dominant position in the second test against south africa. they finished their first innings on 415. joe wilson reports from old trafford. in the right hands, anything is possible. it's a craft to make one of these things, an art to use one. but try batting against anrich nortje. the south african is pretty much the world's fastest

and there was a record scoreline in scotland, champions celtic won 9—0 at dundee united. the record win in the scottish premiership and is the biggest away victory. in theirfirst meeting in 10 months, india beat pakistan right at the death at the asia cup. the t20 tournament that's taking place in the united arab emirates. india won the toss and put pakistan into bat. mohammed rizwan topscored with 43 but they were bowled out for 147. in reply, virat kohli and ravindra jadeja both made 35 and all—rounder hardik pandya got them ove the line with a six in the final over to seal a five wicket win max verstappen won the belgian grand prix, despite starting from fourteenth, to extend his formula one championship lead to 93 points. lewis hamilton's race ended on the opening lap after he collided with fernando alonso, it was the first time this season he'd failed to finish. verstappen fought his way through the field and took the lead before the half way point. the dutchman became the first driver since 1960 to win consecutive races from 10th or lower on the grid. his red bull t

workers in more scottish councils have walked out, including here in aberdeen, as well as glasgow and dundeeme we will be doing schools and early years and then we will have to sit down and think about the next level of strategy but this is not going to go away unless there is more money put on the table. in edinburgh, some festival performers are trying to keep the city clean. but the bins across much of scotland will now be filling up, and soon, overflowing. the scottish government says it is giving £140 million towards any pay settlement. councils say they don't have any reserves to up the 5% increase on offer. and unions are warning there could be months of disruption ahead. lorna gordon, bbc news, edinburgh. olympian katie archibald says she tried desperately to save her partner rab wardell as he suffered a fatal cardiac arrest in bed beside her. he died two days after he won a mountain biking scottish championship in dumfries and galloway. he was 37 years old. eurotunnel say their services are now back to normal, after passengers were stranded for hours inside the channel tunnel yester

at 3pm, it's hearts against dundee united.ti—sport european championships in germany.four rowing golds yesterday and emily craig and imogen grant were first past the line in the women's double sculls. they fnished ahead of france with the olympic champions italy claiming brozen. that was amazing. i feel so emotional right now, actually. the last race we did together was tokyo nine months ago and we have both been doing lots of stuff individually this year to try and improve and i feel like that is just the proof of it, really, we come back fighting and show that we are a force to be reckoned with. there was also gold for the mixed coxed four, in the pr3 classification, for athletes with muscle or visiual impairment. the british team finished almost 20 seconds clear of france. that's all the sport for now. four matches in the hundred today — it's currently northern superchargers against london spirit in the women's match at headingley. and the oval invincibles take on the southern brave in men's and women's matches at the oval

curtis main scored twice as st mirren won 3—0 at dundee united.xing, and the wait is nearly over. britain's anthonyjoshua is about to take on ukraine's 0leksandr usyk in a heavyweight world title rematch in the next hour. joshua goes into the fight in saudi arabia as the underdog with the bookies — having been easily beaten on points last time out. usyk�*s wba, wbo and ibf titles are on the line injeddah. let's discuss this with professional boxer, james moorcroft who will be watching the match tonight. thank you very much forjoining us. there is a lot at stake of course for both of these boxes but particularly for 0leksandr usyk, i think he had to get permission from the president to come off the front line and take part in this battle. i feel it is absolutely inspirational. he is having a rematch withjoshua, i think it will be a fantastic fight all around for all world boxing fans. he has got ukraine on his shoulders tonight and i am sure he will put a fantastic performance in out there. �* ., , �* , out there. and for his british opponent — out

elsewhere, curtis main scored twice as st mirren won 3—0 at dundee united, and there were wins for motherwellas the trent rockets faced london spirit in nottingham. the rockets' men won their match and so did the women's side on a special day for their captain, nat sciver. celebrating her 30th birthday, she made an unbeaten 42 with the bat and then took two wickets in two balls as they beat spirit by 18 runs. finally, we are less than hour away from the heavyweight rematch between anthonyjoshua and alexander usyk — joshua looking to win back the three world titles that he lost to the ukrainian last year. they are fighting in saudi arabia, and you can follow it all on the bbc sport website. thank you very much, olly foster. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. have a good night. hello. a fine end to the day for many of us, but a bit of rain in the forecast, too, particularly in the north. but on the whole this evening and overnight, at least for most of us, it is going to be dry with clear spells. so, let's have a look at the forecast, then. h

curtis main scored twice as st mirren won 3—0 at dundee united.ounty picked up their first win of the season. aberdeen are up to fifth after beating stjohnstone. we're in to the final weekend at the multisport european championships in germany. great britain have been back on the top of the podium. it's been a bittersweet summer for keeley hodgkinson. but she finally got her gold medal tonight in the 800m. it comes after second places in both the world championships and the commonwealth games. after a medal laden commonwealth games, jake jarman, joe fraser, courtney tulloch, giarnni regini moran and james hall took a stunning team gold in the gymnastics at the european championships. it was a huge winning margin too with fraser impressing on parallel bars and jarman on floor and vault before finishing off in style on the high bar. it's 10 years since gb won this team event. lois toulson and andrea spendolini—sirieix took top honours at the european aquatics championships over in rome. the duo took won gold the synchronised 10 metre platform final

elsewhere, curtis main�*s double put st mirren ahead at dundee united. the front for the great britain team in the men's gymnastics team final at the european championships in munich. confidence is high with three commonwealth golds in birmingham and he produced an outstanding routine on the parallel bars to give the british team gold. jake the british team gold. jarman finishing off the job for jake jarman finishing off the job for the british team. it's ten years since gb won this team event. these guys deliver every single day in the gym, and it showcased today, and i couldn't be the gymnast i am without them so i share this moment without them so i share this moment with everyone. without them so i share this moment with everyone-— with everyone. let's talk about the atmosrihere _ with everyone. let's talk about the atmosphere here. _ with everyone. let's talk about the atmosphere here. everyone - with everyone. let's talk about the atmosphere here. everyone in - with everyone. let's talk about the atmosphere here. everyone in the| atmosphere here. e

the champions will return to the top of the table if they win at dundee united this lunch time.est series against south africa at 1—1. the captain ben stokes was player of the match and described their victory by an innings and 85 runs as "amazing". they now head to the oval for the deciding test a week on thursday. our sports correspondentjoe wilson was at old trafford. just three days at old trafford, but for england they were almost perfect. james anderson defeated south africa's captain like that, and the course seemed set. but rassie van der dussen batted defiantly with an injured finger, and between lunch and tea no wickets fell. now, this was a challenge. when england were overwhelmed in the first test match of this series, ben stokes said, "don't worry, we'll just win the next two matches." but to make this victory happen, stokes needed stokes. he got rid of van der dussen in a momentum—changing spell of bowling. watch the next delivery. that was keegan peterson finally gone, after hours of resistance. then the game was open, the stumps were waiting — forjames anderson a

residents of dundee in tayside in scotland didn't get much sleep on sunday night. lightning lit up the night sky. after weeks of scorching temperatures, britain's met office is forecasting flash floods and heavy thunderstorms across much of the uk in the coming days. so brace yourselves for that. next, we have all our business stories. we're going to look at the challenges facing the president of kenya was just been elected. they have a cost of living crisis which many are basing worldwide, inflation, jobless figures. all that to come. see you in a moment. hello. well, much—needed rain in the forecast, but that, unfortunately, may come at a price, for some of us. and with big downpours forming once again on tuesday, there's a risk of flash flooding across parts of england and wales. now, here's the big picture. this dip in the jet stream has spawned an area of low pressure, which is in part responsible for breaking the heatwave and developing the showers. and then later on in the week, the jet stream here could push in a weather front with slightly lighter rain, bu

elsewhere, curtis main scored twice as st mirren won 3—0 at dundee united.ock are bottom as ross county picked up their first win of the season. aberdeen are up to fifth after beating stjohnstone. great britain claimed a stunning team gymnastics gold at the european championships in munich jake jarman impressed on vault and finished off in the high bar too withjoe fraser's parallel bars routine also a highlight. it's 10 years since gb won this team event. these guys deliver every single day in the gym, and it showcased today, and i couldn't be the gymnast i am today without them so i am glad to share this moment with everyone. let's talk about the atmosphere here. everyone in the crowd got behind us every single apparatus, every single routine. we couldn't ask for a better crowd so thank you, everyone. louis toulson and andrea spendolini—sirieix have picked up their second gold medals at the european aquatics championships in rome. the duo took top spot in the women's synchronised 10 metre platform final ahead of ukraine and germany. spendolini—sirieix also

elsewhere, curtis main scored twice as st mirren won 3—0 at dundee united.tjohnstone. in the hundred, trent rockets women have beaten london spirit. england pair bryony smith and nat sciver shared a 97—run partnership as the rockets set london spirit 143 to win. sciver removed beth mooney and alice monaghan in consecutive balls to cap an excellent all—round performance on her birthday. that result moves the rockets into the top three and leaves spirit still searching for their first win. more than 10,000 watched, too — a record for a women's game at trent bridge. there's been another big—race success for frankie dettori, with a dramatic victory in the prestigious ebor handicap at york. riding the 9—1 shot trawlerman, in the blue and white colours of the godolphin stable, he still had plenty to do in the final furlong, but edged out alfred boocher by a nose. it's the first time dettori's ridden to victory in the race since in ten years. let's whiz through some of the day's other sports headlines. sam bennett has won stage 2 of the vuelta a espan — the irish s

there were wins for patrick thistle, dundee, and also rangers, who beat queen of the south 2—1.ight sets win against frenchman benoit paire to kick start his campaign in new york. dan glyde was watching the action. wimbledon semifinalist seated in the top ten at a grand slam for the first time, cameron norrie's stock is rising. and the ascent continued at flushing meadows. a service break in the first game sit in the mood. benoit paire immediately on the back foot. he failed to win a game in the first set. in the second, the tactics changed. no more long rallies and more success. despite that, the in—form refused to yield. second set to the second seed. norrie was relentless. paire needed his serve to hold up — it didn't. norrie's famed for his fitness in the british number and the british number and one had his foot firmly on the frenchman's throat. he'll face much tougher tests this fortnight, but expect his chances to continue to climb. dan glyde, bbc news. british number two dan evans is also through. the number 20 seed encountered few problems againstjiri veseley, winning i

in the other game, livingston beat dundee united 1—0., south africa's ashleigh buhai finally beat south korea's in gee chun, winning on the fourth play—off hole. that's the sport from birmingham. and it's been revealed that the five—time paralympic gold medallist ellie simmonds willjoin this year's strictly come dancing line—up. the swimmer said she was "bursting with excitement" but also "absolutely petrified". the show will be back next month on bbc one. time for a look at the weather. here's stav. another heatwave on the way for england and wales. not as intense as what we had last month but this one could last longer, certainly across central and southern areas. it will be warming up for all areas including scotland and northern ireland but for england and wales heatwave conditions, we will see temperatures well above the seasonal norm for more than three consecutive days. if you are crying out for rainfall, they will not be a drop over the next few days across central and southern areas. most of it reserved once again for the north

they're already a—nil up away at dundee united, in the early kick—off.shi! he's scored a hat trick. jota added a fourth before the break. hearts host stjohnstone later on, at 3pm. after some remarkable matches yesterday, there are three more premier league games today. two of those kick off at 2 o'clock. third—from—bottom wolves host unbeaten newcastle. and west ham — who are bottom, having lost all three of their matches — are away at aston villa. manager david moyes knows getting points on the board is crucial. it's hugely important. we will do everything we can to get started. we want to play well, we want to win. and you know, you need good performances to get results and, at the moment, our performances haven't been good enough to get the results. so we need to up our performance level. and look, i said a few times, i am level. and look, i said a few times, iam beginning level. and look, i said a few times, i am beginning to see signs of it improving and i hope that we can continue to do that. ~ ., ., , ., ., ~ that. we want to try and make the name

we start with a record breaking afternoon for celtic, who've won 9—0 at dundee united to get their biggest go further has she made this tight finish look simple and to second in a0 minutes was anything but routine and in stoppage time the japanese international kiddies hat—trick, then he not keeping count. didn't take long until it was five, another player getting on the action. the chance of seeing one hat—trick is where so when he scored a second nine later those inside at tannadice were on the blink of an even there the site, a double hat—trick. on 77 minutes the israel international delivered. celtic made it nine, nine minutes made it from time. the biggest ever league win. the boys buoyant. bbc news. confirmation of that extraordinary scoreline. and one other game in the scottish premiership, hearts have come from behind to lead stjohnstone 2—1, a win would take hearts up to third. in the last few moment saint johnstone havejust in the last few moment saint johnstone have just equalised with less than an hour played in their win moving them up to third and they held to two at the mome

started in edinburgh last week, before affecting other parts of the country, including aberdeen, dundeeext prime minister, said the "jury was out" on the french president. she was responding to a question on whether he was a "friend or foe". emmanuel macron has responded to the remarks saying britain is "a friend, strong and allied...whoever its leaders are". police in australia have made their largest—ever seizure of the drug methamphetamine, with a street value of nearly £1 billion. officers in new south wales found almost two tonnes of it concealed in slabs of marble, after they searched a ship that had arrived from the united arab emirates. the action has been fast and furious again on the second day of the second test match at old trafford. at lunch, england's cricketers had reached 212—5. that put them 61 runs ahead of south africa. joe wilson reports. it isa it is a craft, the work, the precision required to shake the bids of wood for the world's best batters. hang on, you are not? no, thatis batters. hang on, you are not? no, that isjonny bairstow. looking to lead england's batt

dundee united are enjoying playing european football again, for the first time in ten years.g the super league play—offs after coming from behind to beat bottom club toulouse. the scores were level at i6—all, with five minutes to go, when rovers worked it out to rowan milnes on the wing. that try was converted. hull kr the winners by 33—16. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. bbc.co.uk/sport. little change on the weather front as we head into friday and the weekend. for most of us, it's going to be predominantly dry. there is some rain in the forecast, but it'll fall in the form of hit or miss showers and most of that is expected in western and northern scotland. the weather fronts that have been crossing the country in the last few days mostly fizzle away by the time they reach southern parts of the country, so here, he remains bone dry. this high pressure which will be building will be responsible for bringing some very warm weather, some hot weather towards the end of next week. so, the short term, then. a few show

also today, hearts beat dundee united 4—1.old, silver and bronze for great britain at the european aquatics championships in rome. james wilby adding european breaststroke gold to his commonwealth title. a brief bit of weather news from me before we get the forecast proper. we thought we'd share some pictures to jog your memory of what rain is like, if you're in one of the areas that hasn't seen any for weeks. well, this is what it was like in inverness this afternoon. thunderstorm warnings have been in place for both scotland and northern ireland. susan powell is here with the uk—wide forecast. what about rain for england and wales? there is some rain coming, but for gardeners and growers, before you get too excited it is largely going to come in the form of showers. rain for many but i can't guarantee it for many but i can't guarantee it for all. a lot of people are a bit tired of persistent heat by day and night. that is now going to ease. thunderstorms moving out of northern ireland but still set to run across central and

four games tonight in the scottish league cup, with wins for motherwell, dundee united, and kilmarnockof former manchester united footballer and wales manager ryan giggs was discharged by the judge after it failed to reach a verdict on any of the three charges made against him. the 48—year—old has denied accusations of controlling behaviour and assault. matt graveling has been following the case for us at manchester crown court. at the end of a trial which lasted for three—and—a—half weeks, the jury made up of 11 people returned to court number two here at manchester crown square crown court after more than 22 hours of deliberation, and they told the judge they'd failed to reach a verdict on any of the three counts faced by the former manchester united player. now, ryan giggs was facing three charges. one of these was the alleged controlling behaviour towards his former partner kate greville between august 2017 and november 2020. and two charges are alleged assault against ms greville and her younger sister emma over an alleged incident that occurred at the former wales manager's home

we start with a record—breaking afternoon for celtic, who've won 9—0 at dundee united to get their biggest when kyogo made this tight finish look simple. his second in 40 minutes was anything but routine. and in first half stoppage time, the japanese international secured his hat trick. the celebration for anyone not keeping count 4—0 up going into the second half, it didn't take long before it was five. abada getting in on the action. the chance of seeing one hat trick is rare, so when abada scored a second, nine minutes later, those inside tannadice were on the brink of an even rarer sight an even rarer sight — a double hat trick. and on 77 minutes with this dink, the israeli international delivered. celtic made it nine nine minutes from time their biggest ever away league win. confirmation of that extraordinary scoreline. and one other game in the scottish premiership, lawrence shankland's penalty, nine minutes from time, got hearts a 3—2 win over stjohnston and moves them up to third in the table. a stunning late goal from allan saint—maximin has earned newcastle a point at wolves. the

celtic play tomorrow, and could go back top again if they can beat dundee united.terjust two minutes. dusan vlahovic scoring a wonderful free—kick forjuve. but roma found an equaliser with 20 minutes remaining. tammy abraham with the header. i—i it finished in turin. england have levelled the series against south africa with a huge victory in the second test at old trafford. they were on top going into day three, and pressed home that advantage taking all ten south african wickets for just 179. our correspondentjoe wilson was watching the action. trumpeter plays jerusalem. every new day of play for england's test cricketers is greeted by supporters like this. every new dawn whether false or true. at old trafford there was a glorious opportunity, and there was james anderson. that's how he got rid of south africa's captain. sarel erwee fell to a catch from ben foakes and then a farewell from bowler ollie robinson. that was a lingering look. soon, aiden markram was out, too. commentator: edged, gone. three wickets by lunch was decent progress, and minds were starting

dundee united crashed out of europa conference league qualifying, thrashed 7—1 on aggregate by az alkmaarll start a day earlier than planned, on sunday 20 november, with hosts qatarfacing ecuador. normally, the home country play the first game in the world cup, and this tradition will now continue. the change won't the affect the release dates for players. and england and wales' first games are also still on their original date of the 21st november. and that's all the sport for now. hello. we've seen the heat intensify day by day so far this week, and for many of you, the heat is set to peak, even through friday or indeed saturday. most places on both days sitting under sunny skies yet again. the main risk areas, of course, of the highest of the temperatures, the greatest impacts for health and transport, covered by the met office amber extreme heat warning, still in place all the way through to sunday across a good part of england and east wales, where we start with the highest temperatures on friday morning. a little bit fresher on the countryside, particularly northern england, scotlan

they recorded their biggest away league win at dundee united.o players and six of the reasons celtic and theirfans are on cloud nine. yet to record a win this season, dundee united went behind when kyogo furuhashi made this tight finish look simple. his second, on a0 minutes, was anything but routine. and in first—half stoppage time, the japanese international secured his hat—trick. the celebration for anyone not keeping count. 4—0 up, going into the second half, it didn't take long before it was five — liel abada getting in on the action. the chance of seeing one hat—trick is rare. so, when abada scored a second nine minutes later, those inside tannadice were on the brink of an even rarer sight — a double hat—trick. and on 77 minutes, with this dink, the israeli international delivered. celtic made it nine, nine minutes from time — their biggest ever away league win. the bhoys, buoyant. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. hearts are up to third after a 3—1 win over stjohnstone. lawrence shankland scored the winner from the penalty spot tottenham continue

elsewhere there were wins for partick thistle, dundee and aberdeen more reaction to that on the bbc sporttoday — after being delayed by the pandemic. hornsea two is located 55 miles off the yorkshire coast and will power more than1 million homes. our environment correspondent, jonah fisher is in grimsby for us this morning. can you see it with binoculars? you can't, i'm can you see it with binoculars? you can't. i'm afraid — can you see it with binoculars? you can't, i'm afraid but _ can you see it with binoculars? ym. can't, i'm afraid but you have a goodidea can't, i'm afraid but you have a good idea what is on the horizon 55 miles away. we are in grimsby because this is an operational hub that serves many of the wind farms in the north sea. you can see the huge orange and yellow bow, that is one of the service boats that goes to the wind farms, it is being loaded up this morning and the crew go out for two weeks at a time. they stay out there because it is so far out in the north sea and come back on rotation every couple of weeks. we are here because of this new offshore wind farm, th

ross was sacked today after dundee united's thrashing at the hands of celtic.r bournemouth went down by the same scoreline at liverpool that was their third defeat in a row. in his post match interview on saturday, he criticised the club's lack of investment in the squad saying the team was "ill—equipped at this level". first team coach gary o'neil will take temporary charge against wolves tomorrow night the rift in golf continues. with this year's open champion cameron smithjoining the saudi—funded liv golf series. the world number two, who won his first major at st andrews last month, is the highest ranked player to defect to the lucrative new series that has caused a huge controvsery in the sport. he will be in the field for the fourth liv event of the year that starts in boston this friday. and finally what about this for a catch. naomi dattani and alice monaghan for london spirit helped put an end to birmingham phoenix's chances of reaching the knockout stage of the women's hundred. spirit, who also can't make the next stage, won by four wickets at lord's.

workers in more scottish councils have walked out, including here in aberdeen, as well as glasgow and dundeeay unless there is more money put on the table. in edinburgh, some festival performers are trying to keep the city clean. but the bins across much of scotland will now be filling up, and soon, overflowing. the scottish government says it is giving £140 million towards any pay settlement. councils say they don't have any reserves to up the 5% increase on offer. and unions are warning there could be months of disruption ahead. lorna gordon, bbc news, edinburgh. eurotunnel say their services are back to normal, after passengers were stranded for hours inside the channel tunnel yesterday evening. people were forced to abandon their vehicles and walk through the emergency service tunnel to safety. they were eventually transferred to a replacement train. some of those affected complained, describing poor communication, with the public address system not working properly. a eurotunnel spokesman says such incidents are unusual but not exceptional. mike harrison was travelling with his wife and

the champion5 will return to the top of the table if they win at dundee united this lunch time.mazing". they now head to 0val for the deciding te5t a week on thursday. our sports correspondentjoe wilson was at old trafford. just three days at old trafford before england, they were almost perfect. james anderson defeated south africa's captain like that and the course seemed set. but south africa batted defiantly and between lunch and tea, no wicket5 fell. now this was a challenge. when england were over donned in the first test match, ben stokes said, don't worry, we will win the next two matches but to make this victory happen, ben stokes needed ben stoke5. he got rid of the bat5men in a momentum changing 5pell of the bat5men in a momentum changing spell of bowling. watch the next delivery. peterson gone after hours of resistance than the game was open, the stunts were waiting. 0rjame5 anderson again. with a finish in a rush, three wicket5 0rjame5 anderson again. with a finish in a rush, three wickets in the south african second innings and four for the record 0llie the south a

wednesday to three other cities and council areas joined in, it started to affect glasgow, added 19, dundeee there is a flat rate of £1925 being offered to all workers. up in scotland, it is between 900 and £1250 being put on the table for union members to decide whether to take. ongoing talks lasted seven and a half hours last night, they resumed just a few minutes ago, again they are taking place between the body representing scotland's local authorities and the unions, there is a desire for agreement to be reached. we are hearing some tentative progress but at the moment the unions are warning of a potential disc in —— winter of discontent ahead. we have just heard that covid—19 actions in the uk are continuing to fall, they are at their lowest level in more than two months, according to office of national statistics. a total of 1.4 million people in private households are estimated to had coronaviruses in the week to august the 16th, that is a drop and the lowest total since june 11, when i had covid myself. the lowest total sincejune 11, when i had covid myself. now, time for a look at

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