coco gauff story. i don't even really watch that much tennis. my husband does, but i love that girl. athletes are now able to not be dependent, fully dependent on bigger media outlets and organizations. they have social media. the power of social media is so strong i cannot stress that enough. the athlete has the agency over themselves to tell the story in the way that they want to be told and display themselves as they want to be displayed. and so where us as media have been trying to protect them, whatever that means, or silence them, they can put it online and it can go viral. and so there are so many different facets to get your personality out there. and i like to say, if you find a player that you love, latch on to them, follow their game. and that's how the game grows. do you have a female athlete who is who is it for you? who's the one candace parker what she's been able to do transcending generations is is astounding to me, transcending careers. she's a broadcaster. she's obviously a wnba champion. wnba great. she is a mother. she is a

like gauff and world number one aryna sabalenka, the pole has had to play an extra match at the chinadone in straight sets 6—4, 6—1. my reaction to that on the bbc sport website. murphy later, but for now, back to you, christian. thank you very much. police in the indian capital new delhi, have arrested the founder of a news portal, known as newsclick, as part of an investigation into the funding of the company. earlier today police raided the homes of several of the journalists and contributors working for the independent news website. some of them were taken in for questioning and their phones and laptops seized. the raids follow an investigation in the new york times in august which alleged newsclick had been taking money from a network canada has been told to withdraw dozens of its diplomats —— been told to withdraw dozens of its diplomats from the country. an escalation of that crisis that erupted a few weeks ago when the prime ministerjustin trudeau told his parliament that new delhi may have been linked to the murder of a sikh separatist in british columbia. we are told that ca

and gauff was stronger than maria sakkari 6-2 64.rward artem shumansky was not included in the squad of the cypriot aris in the second match of the group stage of the europa league. and his. the club won its first victory in a 2:1 draw over scottish rangers. it’s interesting that right now all the clubs in the quartet, and here also betis and sparta prague , have three points each. aris is headed, let me remind you, by the belarusian coach alexey shpelevsky. his the team crossed paths with bath in the champions league qualification in the summer, but in the end the cypriots ended up in the europa league, and the borisov team were left without european cups at all. issued. belarus with shmatvekavoy history. we can obtain abaronial doilitstva from the right-wing architecture. and all for this period of time round velvets are characteristic. they floated to the pharmaceutical economic centers of the country and a zillion extraordinary people. some myastechki, garads, which were previously significant in magdybur, in the attacks, the kal

gauff beat veronika kuder—metova in straight sets.'t lost a match since the start of august. she'll face sixth seed maria sakkari in the last eight in beijing. and that's all the sport for now. still goal list between liverpool and union sankyo of belgium. scientists say last month was the world's hottest september on record — by a huge margin. the european union's climate service says the rise is being driven by greenhouse gas emissions and the el nino weather event. this pushes warm water to the surface of the pacific ocean, trapping more heat in the atmosphere. take a look at this graphic. it shows that last month was almost a whole degree warmer than the average september temperature between 1991—2020. they say 2023 is now "on track" to be the warmest on record. the data, from the copernicus climate change service, shows that the month had the biggest jump from the long term average in records dating back to 1940. september's high mark comes in the wake of the hottest summer on record in the northern hemisphere as soaring temperat

swiatek had beaten coco gauff in the semis, ending the us open champion�*s i6—match unbeaten run.the bbc sport app, or our website. but from me and sportsday team — goodbye. our top story is india beating australia in the cricket. huge celebration there. but for now, from all of us, goodbye. hello. the weekend weather brought some extremes to the uk. we had the very wet weather in scotland, and then on sunday, it was exceptionally warm across so many other parts of the country. in northern ireland, 22.6 celsius — the warmest october day since the �*60s. about 2a in wales — that's the warmest in over a decade. and in london, nearly 26 celsius — about the warmest day in october since 2018. now the rain from scotland is petering out, some areas have had about a month's worth of rainfall recently. and the overall weather pattern is still showing a dip in the jet stream here, which is shunting that warmer atmosphere from the south. so once again, it will be exceedingly warm, not just here in the uk, but across many parts of western and also central europe this week. so the headline is

she will now face coco gauff after the american extended her winning streak to 16 matches.rfirst major title at the us open last month, beat greek sixth seed maria sakkari 6—2 6—4. we're at the crunch stage of the rugby world cup as the final round of pool games continues across the weekend. there's a big match for the hosts, france, later as they take on italy. new zealand though are through to the quarterfinals after a very comfortable win in their final group game. they demolished uruguay 73—0 in lyon. ii trys in total for the all blacks. they will play ireland or scotland, who meet on saturday in paris, or defending champions south africa in the last eight. so there's a lot riding on the final match of pool a, then. france looking to make it four wins from four. but they're up against an italy side keen to bounce back after a heavy defeat last time out against new zealand. italy need to win to stand any chance of reaching the last eight. it's very tight in that group with all three sides potentially finishing on equal points. lots of very complicated permutations, we'll

in the women's draw in beijing the new us open champion coco gauff extended her winning run to 1a matchesite the croatian serving for the match in the third set that gauff eventually won on a deciding tiebreak. second seed iga swiatek also went through to the next round beating france's varvara gracheva in straight sets 6—a, 6—1. winging it in the end. i can tell you in the last few minutes, full—time whistle in france. arsenal lost 2—1 to lens in france. manchester united currently losing 3—2 to galatasary at home...and that's all the sport for now. hello. it's been a day of sunny spells, but also 1—2 sharp showers. here's the satellite picture from earlier on — and you can see a lot of bright weather. and there, just on the edge of the screen, that's the weather front that swept across the country last night and brought the thunder and lightning. now tonight, another weather front is approaching — this time, it'll reach the north of northern ireland, and will also start to move across scotland. and this is the beginning of a very wet spell across this part of the country. 0ur temperatur

statistics and bookmakers in the confrontation with gauff are on the side of the tennis player from polandersonal meetings, all in two games, but edge. the meeting, by the way, in cincinata in mid-august of this year, still remained with the young american. the second pair of semi-finalists were elena rybakina and lyudmila samsonova. russian the tennis player quite easily beat jelena ostapenko in the quarterfinals, 6:3 6:2 in an hour and 6 minutes. in this match, the bookmakers, contrary to statistical data, give preference to the fifth racket of the world, rybakina, although all previous meetings of these rivals remained with samsonova. testing the core of the national team before important rating tournaments , these days the capital's sports palace is hosting the belarusian dudo championship, and this start is an excellent opportunity for the coaching staff of the national team to decide on candidates for participation in the abu dhabi grand prix in end of october, and then in the european championship. as an athlete, it is important to earn ranking points in order to remain in the race

sabalenka ex—fiancee coco gauff all continuing their progress at the china open whilst in the men's drawinal, and it won't be this man, carlos alcaraz. the top seeds been knocked out byjannik sinner in their semifinal. the first set was close with sinner, the 22—year—old italian edging it on a tie break. but he ran away with a second against a two time grand slam champion, winning it six one. he now leads the head to head. four, three and four rise to a career high of fourth in the world after the tournament and awaiting sinner in the final on wednesday will be the former us open champion, daniil medvedev. he beat alexander zverev 6463 in the other semifinal and will look forward to playing sinner next because he's won all six of their previous matches. i've seen the final cricket world cup warm ups in india, but the host nations match against the netherlands was abandoned because of rain in kerala. elsewhere, australia beat pakistan by 14 runs in hyderabad. australia chose to bat, finishing on 351 for seven, with glenn maxwell and cameron green both hitting quickfire fifties. babar azam

she'll now face coco gauff, after the american extended her winning streak to 16 matches.ld, who won herfirst major title at the us open last month, beat greek sixth seed maria sakkari 6—2, 6—4. at the rugby world cup, there's a lot riding on the final match of pool a later. hosts france looking to make it four wins from four, but they're up against an italy side keen to bounce back after a heavy defeat last time out against new zealand. italy need to win to stand any chance of reaching the last eight. its very tight in that group with both sides and the all blacks potentially finishing on equal points. new zealand will definitely progress but lots of very complicated permutations, we'll keep you right across that on the bbc sport website. translation: italy is going to put eve hinu translation: italy is going to put everything on _ translation: italy is going to put everything on the _ translation: italy is going to put everything on the line. _ translation: italy is going to put everything on the line. they - translation: italy is going to put everything on the line. the

four—time grand slam champion, who lost the number one ranking recently, followed up her win over coco gauffophy. 0n the final day of the gymnastics world championships in antwerp, simone biles has won two further gold medals on the beam, for her 22nd world titles. more on that on the bbc sport website. jake garment has one great britain's. . you can get reaction there to what has happened in the england premier league, a late winnerfor arsenal. they beat manchester city by a goal to nil thanks to gabrielle martinelli. that is your update for now. i will have more for you later. and of course, this has led to some flooding. while the rain is continuing to clear and ease down through this evening, there are still a number of flood warnings in place. to keep an eye on those on the bbc weather website. by contrast, across england, wales, northern ireland, there's been lots of blue sky and sunshine. 0ne northern ireland, there's been lots of blue sky and sunshine. one for this time of year. the unseasonable warmth is set to last until at least the start of next year. then some cooler air and the

speakership were planted by kevin mccarthy who he created the rules around this motion to vacate himself and gauff that authority to extremism. listen, we hope more than anything that the lesson the gop will take out of this is that bipartisanship is not a dirty word. let's put the american people first again in the house of representatives. >> okay. so talking about bipartisan, lauren, our colleague, laid out the names out there. steve scalise looks like the top of the list for many folks right now. jim jordan, maybe kevin hern. are any of those names more palatable to you as speaker than kevin mccarthy? >> we are clear who our leader should be. hakeem jeffries. >> i am asking about the reality of these three. >> we want them to put forward a speaker who wants to do the job, not just hold the job -- >> let's play this out. if steve scalise wants to do it, making calls now, if that is -- is that someone you think is more palatable than a mccarthy? >> we stand ready to work with the speaker who is going to put the american people first. look what we did in the 117th with the exact same thin majorit

this moment in terms of criticism and i'm having a moment sort of right now on twitter about coco gauff and like the reactions, her win by the audience where people are determined to misunderstand it. i'm going talking about racism in, fandom and indian wells and you're like, these other people have good scores are not having the same conversation. i know where we're going to go here, but then i realize that narrative that's been created is one of if you are present, that should be enough. this should you should have gratitude for that. if you want to be perceived as being part history and we think you were part of history because. most of the media we've consumed was made during jim crow and is a remake of something else made jim crow we don't understand what we're seeing right. every time i had the game of thrones diversity divide, one of the things that was hilarious to me that people would say it wouldn't be historically for there to be more black people. but the dragons were historically accurate. i mean a woman who could turn herself into a ghost that was like all the time that ha

you know "barbie. [ cheers and applause and look at, like, you look at coco gauff, and how many peopleing the man who broke every record and is breaking them and -- >> jimmy: women. >> and just -- just the way that women are showing up for each other you know, you look at women's soccer it's more watched than men's soccer right now you look at women's volleyball 92,000 people showed up at a a women's volleyball game, indoors. that's crazy >> jimmy: yeah >> and - [ cheers and applause and i think it's, and i think as, you know, and anybody in a a position of power should respect the fact that we are in a moment where women are finally dominating the way that they deserve to be and whether it's me or not, they should hire a woman >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause >> so -- >> jimmy: i -- i - >> wouldn't you guys all like to see a woman behind the desk >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely [ cheers and applause >> yeah. >> jimmy: i think especially - >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- with this political --with the election -- with the election coming up, i think it would be great to have a woman in late night

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