yeah, i am, i think— mismatch with joe fournier?th joe fournier? yeah, i am, i think that is _ mismatch with joe fournier? yeah, i am, i think that is confidence - mismatch with joe fournier? yeah, i am, i think that is confidence is to i am, i think that is confidence is to be admired. he really believes his own hype, he believes that... he is an undefeated fighter, ranks number ten in the world, so on paper, i get, understand, what he think he has a chance today, he boxed a couple of month ago, so he is and is fighting crime, i am three years since i stepped out of the ring —— in his fighting crime. he is mentioning my record in the fact i had not performed in many, many years. and he is right. on paper thatis years. and he is right. on paper that is right, that is not to say he could do what a former board champion like tony belding could do to me. he is putting his money where his mouth is and wants to prove to the world that he can be david hey, and i am like, ok, could be a painful lesson if you get this one wrong. he said, i

haye — on the right — said he'llfightjoe fournier over eight rounds in los angeles.miss the tokyo games — due to a "minor veterinary issue" with her horse. christiansen — who has cerebral palsy — won ten medals across the last four games, including three golds at both london 2012 and rio 2016. she'll be replaced by 2019 european gold medallist georgia wilson, who'll make her games debut. christiansen is already looking ahead to the paralympics in paris. my friend will be able to come with me and watch a lot easier. i think paris will be just as big as london, so how can i miss that? all this week we've been catching with some of team gb's 0lympic champions. ben maher won a six riderjump—off for a thrilling gold in the individual showjumping, he's now back home with his horse explosion w. james burridge went to meet both of them. the start in essex, the home of a double number champion. ben maher has spent the life preparing the horses for the biggest occasions was a team gold in london 2012 no individual gold at tokyo 2020. i am not an emotional _ individual gold at

it is across fournier. allah. just debris.k is here tonight to get ready to head out the door for the start of it along with the kiddos going back to school as well. yeah, i know, i know your kids going back to school. they're having a lot of fun meeting some new friends and. >> also finally back in the classroom. >> after you. and just in got honorary doctorate degrees in teaching last year with all sessions right in. did you are a set from your memory know yeah, it's a great forever tears soon. but yeah, i hope your kids are having fun in staying safe in school. let's take a look at your work week and also back to school week forecast because. >> we are already tracking those changes out there right now for your sunday night. we are thicker marine layer out there pulling us down, but helping improve our air quality, especially along the coast. >> east bay shoreline now starting to make its way into the valleys as well. but temperatures for the most part mid to upper 50's along the coast, low to mid 60's. as you make your way

finally, boxer david haye says he can't wait to get back in the ring when he fights his friend joe fournier. and just like when he was champion of the world, haye's not short on confidence. i'm normally giving him advice on boxing, you know, but obviously i can't do that now. i am fighting him. and we put our friendship kind of on pause. we're still friends, but we put it on pause till the fight. i want to make sure that i'm there when he wakes up on september 11 to give him a nice hug and wish him well. it must be slightly strange to be about to fight your friend. thank you very much, sally, see you later. a new government scheme to resettle 20,000 afghan refugees "doesn't go anywhere near far or fast enough". that's according to the snp's westminster leader, ian blackford. the party is calling for the uk to offer sanctuary to at least 35,000 people in the wake of the taliban takeover. let's speak to the snp's foreign affairs spokesman, alyn smith. good morning. you have some of the detail of what the government is proposing, what do you say? we have some of the — proposing, what do you sa

haye — on the right of your screen — said on social media that he'll be boxing joe fournier over eightwas the first time exams were cancelled and teacher assessed grades were used. the grades were calculated by teachers — from a combination of mock exams, course work and tests. let's speak to our education correspondent sean dilley. what has been some of the reaction to these grades?— what has been some of the reaction to these grades? what we are going to these grades? what we are going to do, we to these grades? what we are going to do. we are _ to these grades? what we are going to do, we are going _ to these grades? what we are going to do, we are going to _ to these grades? what we are going to do, we are going to use - to these grades? what we are going to do, we are going to use the i to do, we are going to use the academy we are at in richmond park. richmond park academy, what you can see is students coming in to get their results. there are a lot of nervous faces, but there have been students who are incredibly happy. i am quickly going to flag up, if you go to the bbc news we

haye — on the right of your screen — said on social media that he'll be boxing joe fournier over eightn a morning of nervousness and tension _ there? here it has been a morning of nervousness and tension but - there? here it has been a morning of nervousness and tension but also i nervousness and tension but also relief and even greatjoy nervousness and tension but also relief and even great joy whenever those envelopes have been opened. let's have a word with the principle here, louise humvee. we are in the sports hall now, this is where the rest of their career begins, where they confirm their choices of a—levels and btecs for next year, so what's it been like for you this yearin what's it been like for you this year in particular, the results morning? it year in particular, the results morning?— year in particular, the results mornin? ., . morning? it has been fantastic. the ear has morning? it has been fantastic. the year has been _ morning? it has been fantastic. the year has been difficult _ morning? it has been fantastic. the year has been difficult for _ morning? it has been fa

haye, on the right of your screen, said on social media that he'll be boxing joe fournier over eightr and olympic silver medallist brigid kosgei of kenya will return to action to defend her title. the reigning men's champion shura kitata of ethopia will also be back despite failing to finish last weekend's 0lympic marathon because of the conditions. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. so, after a second summer of no exams, it's turned out to be the record—breaking gcse results day most expected. and while london had the highest number of top grades in england, there are concerns about the growing gap in achievement between independent and state schools. in a moment, mairyaird smith will give us the overview from manchester, but first james waterhouse has spent the morning with some nervous pupils in hounslow. after an unusual year, a familiar site. your mix of shock... d! ,my go that was good shock, by the way. and possible dread. science, english language, english literature, i got grade three, and ifailed functional skills. lily is one of half a million people to get