gareth southgates side stay top of the group thanks to goals from jesse lingaard who opened the scoringeak, captain harry kane coming on as a substitute to score from the penalty spot. lingaard then got his second of the match, an excellent effort from the edge of the box. before bukayo saka marked his birthday with a head

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so he has _ friendly with gareth southgate.ons in the high places i think it's fair to say. train — places i think it's fair to say. train this— places i think it's fair to say. train this morning with a chance to get to know his new players and with forest rock bottom in the shaping chip, cooper knows he must are in their fortunes chip, cooper knows he must are in theirfortunes and chip, cooper knows he must are in their fortunes and faster. angela rafferty, bbc news. there are ten games in the third round of the league cup tonight. and you can keep up to date with all the action with 5live final score on the bbc iplayer, as well as the bbc sport website and app from 7pm. england rugby union head coach eddiejones says he's drawn a line in the sand, making some big changes to his squad ahead of a training camp later this month. billy and mako vunipola, jamie george, george ford and elliot daly have all been left out of the as—man squad, with quins fly half marcus smith included. there are eight uncapped players called up for th

gareth made the point, gareth southgate - it. absolutely. en happening regularly throughout english games. ok, it has been a small minority of the fans but it was organised by the far right in the same way this was last night. it isn't the majority, thankfully, that it was in hungary but we are still very aware that the taking of the kneeis very aware that the taking of the knee is being booed in our country and we need to get our own house in order on racism, notjust blaming the hungarians as if it is something that only happens in hungary. we have a government that needs to challenge racism a lot more and needs to accept that institutionalised racism is something that is key to challenge. we couldn't get better support than the england team and gareth southgate and that is something that shows and we are very happy for it. ged grebby, ceo of show racism the red card, thank you very much for your time today.— pet abduction will be made a criminal offence in england, under new government proposals to tackle a surge in thefts. it is hoped the

gareth southgates side stay top of the group thanks to goals from jesse lingaard who opened the scoringn the first half. they added a second after the break, captain harry kane coming on as a substitute to score from the penalty spot. lingaard then got his second of the match, an excellent effort from the edge of the box. before bukayo saka marked his birthday with a head for england's fourth. elsewhere, northern ireland beat estonia 1—0 in a friendly in tallinn. rotherham's shane ferguson with this belter to win the game. that belter to win the game. was enough to win the gar northern that was enough to win the game for northern ireland. now, it's been a gripping opening weekend of the women's super league season and it culminated today with two matches, and there was a thriller at the emirates. last season's champions and european finalists chelsea beaten by arsenal. 3—2 it finished and jess softley was watching. if there was ever a match to showcase women's football, this was it. over 8000 fans came to the emirates and what a show they got. spurred on by a lively home crowd, did not

gareth southgate says he's warned his england team not to be complacent ahead of their three qualifiersnd during this international break, starting tomorrow in budapest. southgate's side have maximum points from their three group games so far. we've shown humility in the way were prepared to work. the way we've prepared to work. the way we've prepared to work. the way we've prepared to defend as a team and we know we've got players that can create chances and play good football. but everything starts from that work ethic and if you lose that as a team and you don't have that right then you are vulnerable. so that's the starting point for us was that's the starting point for us was that we better make sure with back to where we were and not thinking just because we got to a final that everything is going to roll—on and we canjust walk everything is going to roll—on and we can just walk and beat teams. glasgow city came back from behind to clinch a draw in their women's champions league qualifer first leg against swiss side servette. clare shine scored the equaliser in the i all draw. the

phil foden and ollie watkins have been named in gareth southgate's england squad for the up coming worldissed the last matches in september because of injury the same applies for the aston villa forward 0llie watkins, who southgate said came close to making his squad for the european championship. ac milan defender fikayio tomoroi is also included along with arsenal goalkeeper aaron ramsdale in place of nick pope. manchester united defender harry maguire misses out through injury along with liverpool defender trent alexander—arnold. we've got to it now push each time to we are together we got to push performance every day on the training pitch. yes, we've kept some stability which i think is right. but every player in that team and in that squad knows that there is a huge competition for places. and i think that's driving some of the performances that we have. some of the performances that we have. a west brom supporter has been jailed for racially abusing a footballer online, in what is believed to be the first time an immediate custodial sentence has been imposed for the crime in engla

england go to warsaw off the back of two straight 4—0 victories, but gareth southgate doesn't want hise team are playing well. but also, those moments can be dangerous because if we get any sense of complacency, we're going into a game where we'll be really challenged, and this is a big opportunity for us. we can really take a positive step towards the world cup if we win in warsaw. england forward jesse lingard has rejected a contract offer from manchester united, with his current deal set to expire at the end of the season. it is understood lingard has concerns about how often he's likely to play for the club, especially since the arrival of cristiano ronaldo. lingard scored twice in england's win over andorra on sunday, and impressed during a loan spell with west ham last season. meanwhile, ronaldo has trained with his new club manchester united for the first time. he missed portugal's world cup qualifying win against azerbaijan through suspension, after picking up a yellow card during the win over ireland last week. the new england women's manager sarina viegman has named herfirst

today, england manager gareth southgate confirmed that they'll pay tribute to him at england's next matchomeone who was admired by all who loved football. the former tottenham player ozzie ardiles said jimmy epitomises what spurs is — to dare is to do. while another great top goal—scorer, england captain harry kane, described him as a true legend. this afternoon, fans gathered at the tottenham hotspur stadium and gave their reaction. jimmy! absolutely gutted. he'sjust an incredible player, fantastic on saint and greavsie. i think a lot of us grew up watching that. he'll always be remembered for| the great footballer that he was. his record, goal—scoring record, absolutely stands up against anybody. perhaps fittingly, spurs hosted chelsea this afternoon. there was a minute's applause, here and elswhere, including at at west ham, another club where his popularity endures. applause. greaves said all he ever wanted was to play the game and play it well. at times, he played it better than anyone, and made it look so easy. jimmy greaves, who's died at the age of 81. the liberal democrat leader

england manager gareth southgate gave his reaction after the match: i don't think our players can do or three years in trying to get the right messages out, take the right stance and it is for other people to protect them. it is for me to protect them in the main but for the authorities to protect them as well. they should not have to be subjected to any form of racism. and arsenal women have completed the signing of united states forward and two—time world cup winner tobin heath. the 33—year—old spent last season at women's super league side manchester united. as heath was a free agent, arsenal did not have to complete the move before thursday's transfer deadline. she scored four goals in eight wsl appearances last season, before an ankle injury, and won a bronze medal with the us at this summer's olympics. the women's super league starts this evening and is expected to attract record audience figures and become one of the most watched women's sport leagues in the world. you can get all the build—up on the bbc sport website. i will be back with you in the next hour but back to you f

it's the first time the spotlight has been on gareth southgate's team since they lost in the final ofays they need to build on their performance and not be complacent. we've shown humility in the way we've prepared to work, the way we are prepared to defend as a team. and we know we've got layers that can create chances and play good football. but everything starts from that network, i think, and as you lose that as a team and you don't have that right, then you're vulnerable. so that's the starting point for us, we've got to make sure we are back to where we wear and not thinking, just because we've got to a final, everything willjust roll on and we canjust a final, everything willjust roll on and we can just walk out beat teams. —— walked out and beat teams. as always, on the first of september, football fans are left counting the players in and out — after the transfer deadline, trying to predict how the new signings will affect their clubs' season. and, despite the uncertainty of covid, it's been another very expensive window for the premier league — particularly compered with the

there was a hostile atmosphere for england's 4—0 win in budapest tonight, with gareth southgate's teamom the crowd. despite the home fans being banned from uefa competitions for homophobic and racist abuse, they were allowed to attend this fifa world cup qualifier. our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. the euros may have been a wild ride for england, but world cup qualifying had so far been plain sailing. hungary represented a tough proposition, both on and off the pitch. with no england fans allowed to travel, the 60,000 strong crowd was hostile, and after homophobe owe and racism from hungarians during the euros, pleas not to boo england fell on deaf ears. england players aren't strangers to hostility from even their own fans, but after an uneventful first half their first goal saw the atmosphere switch. switch.sterring was pelted with plastic cups for his troubles, kpmg doubled england's lead and it was clear some parts of the crowd weren't wtoered by the threat of more sanctions. by now the missile throwing was becoming too frequent but the intimidation wasn't working. th

england are facing andorra at wembley, they've been playing about 15 minutes gareth southgate makingeen a goal. it's gone to england, unsurprisingly, against the whipping boys, andorra. jesse lingard has given england the lead. the women's super league champions chelsea have lost their opening game of the new season. arsenal won 3—2 in a thriller at the emriates. it was 1—1 at half—time, but two second—half strikes from beth mead proved to be the difference. there were over 8,000 fans there. max verstappen has retaken the lead in the formula one drivers' championship. he won the dutch grand prix with a commanding drive. he started his home race at zandvoort from pole and kept his red bull in front of title rival lewis hamilton for the entire race. valtteri bottas in the other mercedes briefly led after pitstops, but finished third. verstappen now leads hamilton byjust four points. england's cricketers are chasing 368 to win the fourth test against india with over a day left to play. they looked to have got themsleves back in front with some early at the oval. but half centruries from

gareth southgate made wholesale changes, and almost three years since his last england goal, jesse lingardre labouring. hit the crossbar. time for the cavalry. all three combined to unlock andorra. penalty. the last time a crowd watched penalties here, it was painful. not this time. england were lifted, and this was more like it. and that's beautiful. and on his 20th birthday, the perfect present for bukayo saka. unlike injuly, he left wembley happy tonight, as did the boss. a—0 the final score. england now haven't lost a home world cup qualifier in 26 games. injury and visa problems left wales without 13 players as they travelled 2000 miles to play belarus in russia. at 2—2 in injury time, it looked as though it might have been a wasted journey, but who else to bale them out? to gareth bale, it's in! a hat—trick for gareth and a crucial three points for wales. natalie pirks, bbc news. there were chaotic scenes in brazil's world cup qualifier against argentina tonight. brazil's health authorities took to the field just after kick—off to demand four english based players, emiliano buendia a

since the euro 2020 final defeat to italy tonight — andorra are the visitors in group i as gareth southgate'sgate — with 11 changes from the win in hungary on thursday. patrick bamford comes in for his england debut on his 28th birthday. sam johnstone makes his competitive debut while trent alexander—arnold gets just his second england start in 11 months. looks like they are playing with a back three of reece james, conor coady and tyrone mings. fans at the emirates were treated to a cracker in the women's super league as arsenal beat champions chelsea 3—2. beth mead scored twice, including this one to seal the victory. vivianne miedema scored the opener. there were over 8000 fans there. the final game of the opening weekend saw brighton beat west ham 2—0. there were also games in the women's scottish premier league. last season's champions, glasgow city, started their campaign with a 6—0 thrashing of motherwell. max verstappen has regained the lead of the formula one drivers' championship by winning the dutch grand prix. the red bull driver started his home race at zandvoort from pole and st

gareth southgate said he picked his young squad partly because they were not encumbered by the baggaged what they do and we saw that with emma raducanu and with the england team at the euros. thank you so much to both of you for joining us and going through the papers. some really nice things to talk about, which is always good because there is lots of bad news about. thank you. hello. we had a lovely start with some spectacular sunrises for some of your earlier this morning, this one was from from north yorkshire. further south, gosport in hampshire also getting off to a lovely start. thanks for that only morning sunrise picture. today there will be lots of dry and wet weather, some sunny spells coming through the cloud. however it will not be like that everywhere. in wales we have rain on the way and that rain may also affect parts of northern england. more than that in just a second. here is the satellite picture showing a big loop of the jet stream pullimh this main area of low pressure just to the west of spain and portugal. however we have a weather front close enough to the jet

england go to warsaw off the back of two straight 4—0 victories, but gareth southgate doesn't want hiswe win in warsaw. england forward jesse lingard has rejected a contract offer from manchester united, with his current deal set to expire at the end of the season. it is understood lingard has concerns about how often he's likely to play for the club, especially since the arrival of cristiano ronaldo. lingard scored twice in england's win over andorra on sunday, and impressed during a loan spell with west ham last season. meanwhile, ronaldo has trained with his new club manchester united for the first time. he missed portugal's world cup qualifying win against azerbaijan through suspension, after picking up a yellow card during the win over ireland last week. the new england women's manager sarina viegman has named herfirst england squad since taking charge — and it includes 16 players from the british tokyo olympic team. the squad includes uncapped pair esme morgan and katie zelen. the experienced mary urps and lucy staniforth are back in the team. but manchester city trio lucy bronze

phil foden and ollie watkins have been named in gareth southgate's england squad for the upcoming worldes in september because of injury. the same applies for the aston villa forward ollie watkins, who southgate said onlyjust missed out on a place in his squad for the european championship. ac milan defender fikayio tomoroi is also included, along with arsenal goalkeeper aaron ramsdale in place of nick pope. manchester united defender harry maguire misses out through injury, along with liverpool defender trent alexander—arnold. i don't know what they responded in september two a long summer with highs and lows, i thought was very impressive. i like the mentality of the whole group. but we are not going to sit and accept that. we have got to now push each time we are together. push performance every day on the training page. and so, yes, we have kept some stability, which i think is right, but every player in that team and in that squad knows that there is huge competition for places. and i think that's driving some of the performances that we have. now let's turn to cricket, and warwick

england manager gareth southgate names his squad this afternoon for the world cup qualifiers againstanchester united defender harry maguire is expected miss out through injury, with liverpool defender trent alexander—arnold also a doubt. england currently in control of their group before the trip on the night, before returning to wembley to face hungary three days later. —— the trip on the ninth. tottenham manager nuno espirito santo insists it's up to his team to recover from their poor run of form. santo has faced criticism following three successive league defeats, where they've only scored once. tottenham face slovenian side ns mura in the europa conference league tonight — and santo says he wants to see a reaction. we need to change it. today and tomorrow and the day after. because this is the moment that we have to react. we have to react. it is not, as you can imagine, it is not good feeling this way, like we are feeling this way, like we are feeling now, like ourfans feeling this way, like we are feeling now, like our fans are feeling now, like our fans are feeling now. it is

gareth southgate says he's warned his england team not to be complacent ahead of their three qualifierss that can create chances and play good football. but everything starts from that work ethic and if you lose that as a team and you don't have that right, then you are vulnerable. so that's the starting point for us was that we better make sure with back to where we were and not thinking just because we got to a final that everything is going to roll—on and we can just walk out and beat teams. glasgow city came back from behind to clinch a draw in their women's champions league qualifer first leg against swiss side servette. clare shine scored the equaliser in the i all draw. the second leg takes place in glasgow next week and the winner of the tie will reach the group stages. to new york where dan evans is through to the third round of the us open for the fourth time in his career. the british number one beat the american and fourth sets. evans flew out of the box taking the first set 6—4 before edging a really close four seconds. he got that one on a tiebreak. the american hit back t

phil foden and ollie watkins have been named in gareth southgate's england squad for the up coming worlds squad for the european championship. ac milan defender fikayio tomoroi is also included along with arsenal goalkeeper aaron ramsdale in place of nick pope. manchester united defender harry maguire misses out we've got to now push each time to we are together we got to push performance every day on the training pitch. yes, we've kept some stability which i think is right. but every player in that team and in that squad knows that there is a huge competition for places. and i think that's driving some of the performances that we have. a west brom supporter has been jailed for racially abusing a footballer online, in what is believed to be the first time an immediate custodial sentence has been imposed for the crime in england and wales. 50 year old simon silwood has been sentenced to eight weeks in prison, for sending an offensive message regarding a black player, romaine sawyers, via social media in january, following west bromwich albion's 5—0 defeat by manchester city. he admitted t

gareth southgate is right to say we cannot just in this country.ng bodies in relation to racism, but they are not taking this seriously. it is notjust me and campaigners like us, ian wright yesterday was horrified like the rest of us and he made it very clear saying that footballing governing bodies are not taking this issue of racism seriously enough, they are not prioritising it. ithink seriously enough, they are not prioritising it. i think we need to be far more transparent and open from footballing governing bodies and they need to understand the need to work collectively and come up with an action plan and they need an action plan in work. we cannotjust have more plans, it is horrific this happened but it does not surprise anyone, they should have mitigated the risk. they have opened up players to harm, which is grotesque, but subjected football fans to harm as well. racism has psychological impact on people who are affected by it and it has harmful effects on the wider society as well so we need action. flit wider society as well so we need a

phil foden and ollie watkins have been named in gareth southgate's england squad for the up coming worldton villa forward ollie watkins, who southgate said came close to making his squad for the european championship. ac milan defender fikayio tomoroi is also included, along with arsenal goalkeeper aaron ramsdale in place of nick pope. manchester united defender harry maguire misses out through injury, along with liverpool defender trent alexander—arnold. we have got to now push each time we are together, put performance every day on the training page. and so, yes, we have kept some stability, which i think is right, but every player in that team and in that squad does that there is huge competition for places. and i think that's driving some of the performances that we have. tottenham manager nuno espirito santo insists it's up to his team to recover from their poor run of form. santo has faced criticism following three successive league defeats, where they've only scored once. tottenham face slovenian side ns mura in the europa conference league tonight, and santo says he wants to see

and gareth southgate's side know another win tonight puts them in a commanding position at the top ofht in belfast, as northern ireland face switzerland. a win at winsdor park would see them move above their opponents, into second place. and it's notjust about the football this evening. emma raducanu is back in action in her quarter—final at the us open. the 18—year—old faces the tokyo olympic champion from this summer, belinda bencic. now, raducanu still hasn't lost a set in what has been an incredible run to the last eight. the last brit to win the women's title was virginia wade, back in 1968. olympic silver medallist ethan hayter is the new leader of cycling's tour of britain. he impressed on the track in the madison with matt walls, and now he's showing what he can do on the road. a fine performance from the ineos grenadiers in the time trial put hayter in the race lead, with five stages to go. there's a tough day ahead, as the race will climb the great orme in llandudno. and one of the standout moments from the tokyo paralympics was seeing british cycling golden couple neil and

gareth southgate's men looked to be heading for another win when harry kane put them ahead with thisugh have it all to do, chasing 2nd place and a chance to qualify via the play offs. they needed to beat the team, above them, switzerland, but it finished goalless, in belfast, thanks to bailey peacock—farrell's penalty save in the first half. that's the second competitive game in a row in which he has saved a penalty. and there was frustration too for wales, who could have gone second in their group with a win, but they were held to a goalless draw, by the bottom side, estonia, despite gareth bale's best efforts. and having dominated his sport for a decade, and breaking, numerous world—records, usain bolt is now turning his attention to a different type of record — as a music producer. the eight—time, olympic gold medallist, working with his best friend nugent, "nj" walker, has realeased a album, country yutes, and it's clear that bolt has very high ambitions for his new venture. i want to win a grammy. that would be like the pinnacle of music, you know what i mean? get a platinum sin

after the match, manager gareth southgate called for action from fifa. hate willl never win." it was a brilliant night for northern ireland, who also scored four and secured their first win of qualifying to keep themselves in the running for a play—off place at the least. and there were four different scorers in the win in lithuania. they next face switzerland at home on wednesday. if they win that, they'll move up to second in group c. novak djokovic's quest to win all the tennis grand slams in a calendar year continues. but his straight sets win against tallon griekspoor was interrupted by heckling from a fan in the crowd — which the world number one was far from happy about. he ended up winning in straight sets and will face kye nishikori in the third round. afterwards he addressed the behaviour of the supporter. i have tolerance up to a certain point and it is not correct, not fine. it is not fair. ifeel like... it is not good for us players, particularly that guy was, for some reason, you know, calling it... you know, releasing the sound and screami

manager gareth southgate is calling for action from fifa. and are you fed up of grey?y has been that colour for a fair few days for some of you, but could there be something brighter and warmer on the horizon? i'll have yourfull warmer on the horizon? i'll have your full forecast. abba fever — as the band reunite for their first studio album for a0 years, we'll hearfrom fans and fellow musicians. good morning, it's friday the 3rd of september. our top story... at least 45 people have now died after heavy rainfall and flash flooding across four northeastern us states. new york and newjersey have both announced states of emergency, while president biden has called for the us to better prepare for climate change. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, reports. a disaster that unfolded in minutes and claimed lives in several north—east states. the catastrophic flooding caused by remnants of hurricane ida came out of the blue and caught new yorkers off guard. streets were turned into rivers and subway services forced to close down as water cascaded onto trains. many

gareth southgates praised the arsenal winger, who missed the decisive penalty in the final. we thinkom behind to beat belarus in russia. this strike in injury time sealing a 3—2 win. elsewhere, northern ireland beat estonia 1—0 in a friendly in tallinn. rotherham's shane ferguson with this belter to win the game. reigning women's super league champions chelsea lost their opening game of the new season. arsenal won 3—2 in a thriller at the emriates. it was 1—1 at halftime but two second half strikes from beth mead proved to be the difference, in front of over 8,000 fans there. what a final day we have to look forward to in the fourth test between england and india. the tourists looked to have taken charge of the match after some big hitting saw them post a target of 368 but england dug in and ended the day on 77 without loss. the series is level at one all ahead of the final test which starts at old trafford on friday. britain's emma raducanu faces home favourite shelby rogers in the last 16 at the us open tonight. the 18—year—old, who is playing in her first overseas grand slam, is y

the sound of gareth southgate's voice takes you back to the summer, doesn't it?, 100,000 drivers short right across the industry doing all sorts ofjobs. so, why? well, it is a bit of a perfect storm. a combination of brexit and the pandemic, changes to the tax rules and also an ageing population that is not being replaced by new recruits to the industry. so, what is being done about it? well, let me introduce you to beth who is with me. beth is chief human resources officer at veolia. both, hello to you. look, why now? why is this perfect storm happening? and it means, for example, you might not get your bin collected as much as you did before. ok, so you have talked about a number of those things. we saw 30,000 less tests last year because of the pandemic, we've seen an exodus of eu skills, including a big percentage of drivers as a result of brexit. you touched on the ir35, so that is the tax implications for drivers and contractors. and then we've known for a long time that we have this ageing driver population in the uk, so for every 2,000 drivers who leave t

gareth southgate's men, looked to be heading for another win when harry kane put them ahead with thisch he has saved a penalty. frustration for wales who could have gone second in the group but they were held to a goalless draw by the bottom side, estonia, despite gareth bale's best efforts. there we are, so a whole day to build up to that semifinal tonight. just organising sleep. absolutely. thank you very much. over the past year, former rugby league star rob burrow has inspired so many of us as he comes to terms with his diagnosis of motor neurone disease and campaigns to raise awareness of the condition. one of those who has been impacted by his story is his close friend and harry potter actor matthew lewis. he's been speaking to sally about their friendship and how it felt to be asked to narrate rob's new book. matt, thank you very much for joining us and fantastic to have a big hollywood film star. talking about your mate, rob burrow. it’s about your mate, rob burrow. it's ve about your mate, rob burrow. it�*s very bizarre to be able to say that rob burrow is my friend despite t

gareth southgates praised the arsenal winger, who missed the decisive penalty in the final.d proved to be the difference. there were over 8,000 fans there. what a final day we have to look forward to in the fourth test between england and india. the tourists looked to have taken charge of the match after some big hitting saw them post a target of 368. but england dug in and ended the day on 77 without loss. the series is level at 1—1 ahead of the final test which starts at old trafford on friday. over in ohio, it's all set for an enthralling final day at the solheim cup. the usa dominated yesterday's early foursomes to reduce europe's lead to a single point. but after a topsy—turvy afternoon fourballs europe have a slender lead going into today's singles. we are reflecting on the success of paralympicsgb. andy small and then maisie summers—newton coming in this morning. can't wait to see them. do we have the return of— can't wait to see them. do we have the return of sally's _ can't wait to see them. do we have the return of sally's sporting - the return of sally's sporting

gareth southgate's side looked to be heading for another win when harry kane put them ahead with thisk—farrell's penalty save in the first half. that's the second competitive game in a row in which he has saved a penalty. and there was frustration too for wales, who could have gone second in their group with a win but they were held to a goaless draw by the bottom side estonia, despite gareth bale's best efforts. and having dominated his sport for a decade and breaking numerous world records, usain bolt is now turning his attention to a different type of record, as a music producer. the eight—time olympic gold medallist, working with his best friend nugent nj walker, has released the album country yutes. and it's clear that bolt has very high ambitions for his new venture. i want to win a grammy. that would be like the pinnacle of music, you know what i mean? get a platinum single or platinum album. those are the levels. i'm notjust saying i'm going to make music to make a little bit of money here or there, i want to reach to the pinnacle of the highest level, you know what i mean? i

phil foden and ollie watkins have been named in gareth southgate's england squad for the up coming world react. you have to react. it is not, as you can imagine, it is not good feeling this way like we are feeling now, like our fans are feeling now. it is not good. the difference between us as we can change it. that not good. the difference between us as we can change it.— as we can change it. that is all from me _ as we can change it. that is all from me for— as we can change it. that is all from me for now. _ as we can change it. that is all from me for now. john, - as we can change it. that is all from me for now. john, thank| as we can change it. that is all. from me for now. john, thank you very much. wayne couzens has been given a whole life tariff. this is what was said in a statement outside the old bailey. i in a statement outside the old baile . . , ,., , in a statement outside the old baile . . , , ,, ., in a statement outside the old baile . . , , «i ., . bailey. i absolutely know that --eole bailey. i absolutely know that people feel — bailey. i absolutely know that people f

gareth southgate praised the arsenal man, who was one of those to have his penalty saved in the euroy are third in the table but have two games in hand on belgium and czech republic above them. if they beat estonia on wednesday, they'll move up to second. they might have a look at what happened in tallinn last night for a few pointers — northern ireland beat estonia 1—0 in a friendly there. rotherham's shane ferguson with this belter to win the game. we've just had the opening weekend in the women's super league. champions chelsea lost against arsenal 3—2 in a thriller at the emriates. it was 1—1 at halftime, but two second half strikes from beth mead proved to be the difference in front of more than 8,000 fans. covid quarantine confusion and chaos reigned in sao paulo last night. brazil and argentina's world cup qualifier was abandoned just minutes after kick—off, when brazilian health officials walked onto the pitch to confront three uk—based argentine players. they say that giovani le selso and cristian romero of tottenham and aston villa's emiliano martinez all posed a serious he

england manager gareth southgate was named inspiration of the year for leading the team to the euro 2020ay morning. let's take a look at today's papers. the daily mirror leads on the decision to offer a third coronavirus vaccine dose to people with seriously weakened immune systems. the paper says there's confusion over who else may be offered an additional jab. a decision on a booster programme for the wider population could be announced next week according to the telegraph. the paper also leads on that dramatic image of taliban celebrations in afghanistan. militants held a victory rally yesterday where they paraded equipment taken from defeated afg ha n forces. the guardian reports that the foreign secretary was warned that the taliban could rapidly return to power a month before they seized control of the capital kabul. and online, one of the most—read articles on the bbc news website is the announcement that unvaccinated travellers from the uk to portugal will be able to avoid quarantine when they arrive — instead, holiday—makers will only need to show proof of a negative pcr test. t

and gareth southgate's side know another win tonight puts them in a commanding position at the top of game where we'll be really challenged. and this is a big opportunity for us — we can really take a positive step towards the world cup if we win in warsaw. wales are also back in action after their last—minute winner against belarus kept them in the hunt for an automatic place at the finals. they take on estonia at home in cardiff — and a win could take them up to second in their group. meanwhile, it's a huge night in belfast as northern ireland face switzerland — a win at windsor park would see them move above their opponents into second place. it's notjust about the football this evening. this woman is back in action — emma raducanu in her quarter final at the us open. the 18—year—old faces the tokyo olympic champion from this summer, belinda bencic. now, raducanu still hasn't lost a set in what has been an incredible run to the last eight. the last brit to win the women's title was virginia wade, back in 1968. i think there's so many things that i'm impressed by. first of all, it's

the fa have a wonderful national team manager of the men's team, gareth southgate, who is behind thisy was saying, her dad was a prolific header of the ball, it's an instinct thing, defending or scoring with his head, an integral part of the game. but it has got to move forward. it is called football because it is about using your feet, so called football because it is about using yourfeet, so it called football because it is about using your feet, so it will be a challenge, fascinating to see what it looks like. challenge, fascinating to see what it looks like-— it looks like. thank you. matt is kee - inr it looks like. thank you. matt is keeping across _ it looks like. thank you. matt is keeping across the _ it looks like. thank you. matt is keeping across the weather - it looks like. thank you. matt is keeping across the weather for| it looks like. thank you. matt is i keeping across the weather for us. so it is warmer today than you would expect? it certainly is. autumn may be with us next week as far as the temperature is concerned. but the recent warmth _ temperature is concerne