alister heath's right. >> i think alister heath is talking complete nonsense .ook at opinion my god. if you look at opinion poll after opinion poll, the four biggest things that the pubuc four biggest things that the public are concerned about are cost of living. nhs immigration and climate change. and although i don't think think rishi sunak is handling them very well, at least he's tackling all four of those subjects that the mainstream political world is taking. those four things on board and trying to deal with them. >> i'm a supporter of what rishi sunakis >> i'm a supporter of what rishi sunak is trying to do, but you're right, he didn't get the we didn't get a membership vote on that. but that aside, and i do agree that the big issues, you know, climate change is an issue.i you know, climate change is an issue. i know have sceptical issue. i know you have sceptical views about net zero. i call it not zero. you do . but but i not zero. you do. but but i think on that people are very concerned about it because they can see but i separate the two things out.

alister heath's right. >> i think alister heath is talking complete nonsense .ook at opinion my god. if you look at opinion poll after opinion poll, the four biggest things that the pubuc four biggest things that the public are concerned about are cost of living. nhs immigration and climate change. and although i don't think think rishi sunak is handling them very well, at least he's tackling all four of those subjects that the mainstream political world is taking. those four things on board and trying to deal with them. >> i'm a supporter of what rishi sunakis >> i'm a supporter of what rishi sunak is trying to do, but you're right, he didn't get the we didn't get a membership vote on that. but that aside, and i do agree that the big issues, you know, climate change is an issue.i you know, climate change is an issue. i know have sceptical issue. i know you have sceptical views about net zero. i call it not zero. you do . but but i not zero. you do. but but i think on that people are very concerned about it because they can see but i separate the two things out.

to resign, heath has _ while facing criticism to resign, heath has said _ while facing criticism toacing criticism to resign, heath has said he will fight ——i while facing criticism to resign, l heath has said he will fight —— he has said — heath has said he will fight —— he has said he — heath has said he will fight —— he has said he will— heath has said he will fight —— he has said he will fight— heath has said he will fight —— he has said he will fight on- heath has said he will fight —— he has said he will fight on and - heath has said he will fight —— he has said he will fight on and has. has said he will fight on and has not step— has said he will fight on and has not step down _ for a second successive year, the manchester originals will be waking up this morning as runners up in the hundred as they lost in the final again. instead — it's the oval invincibles who have been crowned champions of this year's competition. batting first, tom curran top scored with 67 as they set the originals 162 to win. they started well, but then faltered with key manjos buttler out forjust 11 a

35a aircraft capable of carrying nuclear weapons the door of the squadron will arrive soon at lake heathased to the us air force, 100 km from london, they will replace the less advanced f-15. in addition, according to the telegraph, the us congress received a $50 million air force budget request for construction. the so-called guarantee hostel. at the air base. this name is used to designate facilities associated with nuclear weapons, the telegraph recalled that until 2008 , about 110 american nuclear bombs were stored at the airbase. experts consider potential return of us nuclear weapons to british soil as evidence that the west has entered the new cold war. latvia intends to speed up the construction of a fence on the border with belarus, the authorities are going to complete the construction by the end of the year allocated for this purpose, an additional 9 million 700,000 euros hastily explained by increased geopolitical risks, including an increase in the number of illegal migrants. after the construction of the barrier is completed, work will continue on the installation of the vi

daily telegraph >> i think alastair heath's collbetter each daily telegraph >> i think alastair heath'sir heath's collbetter each week. they'aph >> i think alastair heath's collbetter each week. they are get better each week. they are absolutely essential reading and i think it's the most telling takedown of net zero i've ever read. and i just wish the rest of the country would understand what we'd signed up to. shaun bailey your nominee for greatest britain. >> nominee is slightly more >> my nominee is slightly more mundane, but just as important. it's news don't ban cash it's the gb news don't ban cash campaign. it is so fundamental for giving tips in the restaurant to teaching young people to how budget, helping people to how budget, to helping poor control their poor families control their money equally, and money more equally, and supporting , course, our local supporting, of course, our local high streets . the losing of cash high streets. the losing of cash could really , really could be really, really detrimental large parts of society. >> amy nicol, your nominee. >> amy nicol,

tech reporter ryan heath, thank you so much. >>> well, this is pretty exciting.round the world were treated to a bigger and brighter full moon than usual last night. you may have seen it yourself. so-called sturgeon moon light up the night sky in rio de janeiro and rose over athens and glowed over buildings in johannesburg. and i want you to take a look at this. all the tweets from people who got a look of the special show in the night sky. this is the first of two supermoons this month. next one called the blue moon will be on august 30th. jess, we have had even a few days of it as it's just developed. throughout -- and it's just been i love my drive in in the morning. >> i know. >> especially at 2:45. >> i mean monday morning i woke up and i got to the station and you walked in and you were like did you see the moon? so excited. >> it looked -- might have just -- there's a lot of science involved in that it's closer to the earth. >> it looks so much closer too monday morning. and so it's been so fun and interesting to watch. i wish i had a better camera to capt

daily telegraph >> i think alastair heath's collbetter each daily telegraph >> i think alastair heath'sastair heath's collbetter each week. they'aph >> i think alastair heath's collbetter each week. they are get better each week. they are absolutely essential reading and i think it's the most telling takedown of net zero i've ever read. and i just wish the rest of the country would understand what we'd signed up to. shaun bailey your nominee for greatest britain. >> nominee is slightly more >> my nominee is slightly more mundane, but just as important. it's news don't ban cash it's the gb news don't ban cash campaign. it is so fundamental for giving tips in the restaurant to teaching young people to how budget, helping people to how budget, to helping poor control their poor families control their money equally, and money more equally, and supporting , course, our local supporting, of course, our local high streets . the losing of cash high streets. the losing of cash could really , really could be really, really detrimental large parts of society. >> amy nicol, your nominee. >> amy nic

would change her life in "brokeback mountain" alongside anne hathaway, jake gyllenhaal, and the late heathr daughter. >> what was that time in your life like? it was huge for you personally and professionally but just to be a part of something that really had such an impact on the culture. >> i think that was such a big experience in so many ways. i was watching how men reacted and how they would relate to heath and jake, the emotion they held, finally being able to see themselves on screen. >> and then the four of you sort of find yourselves at the oscars and all of these things are changing in your life. >> it was such a shock. i was on "baywatch." those two things -- i don't know if they go together. it was wonderful, you know. it was part of this important movie, and we had a beautiful, healthy little baby. it was a great moment in time. >> and then from there you go on in your career, doors sort of open and you get all these opportunities. was that a fun time for you to just look at the world and read scripts and be in demand a little bit? >> i don't know. i think it was unnerving aft

katherine downes sent us this from the walton heath course.dies which is the one drop shot on the card and of course, under intense pressure playing in the final group, she and charlie started to share on nine under her partner was huge calories following charlie with the hope year, hoping for second english women five years and it's been that long since they won the title and it wasn't to be for charlie who was making some early bookies. birdies and making absolutely great and birdied the last one in his second major championship victory of the year. she won her first major championship victory of the year. she won herfirst major championship in her first major championship in april and herfirst major championship in april and since then, she has been struggling with a shoulder injury and hasn't been making cuts and playing particularly good golf and coming into this last page of the year and under the radar even though everyone knows what a talent she is in a really lovely back story and the player is incredibly talented as an temperature te

the final ladies golf major of the year begins on thursday with the women's open at walton heath.he favourites, as she bids for to make it three wins in a row. she claimed her first major on home soil in france at the evian championship, and then followed it up last week with victory at the scottish open. but she's not the only one looking to capitalise on the conditions at the course, according to dame laura davies who is competing in her 43rd open. it is a course for all styles of play, i think. you could obviously put nelly korda at the top of the tree, her game is suited superbly to this now the rain has come. and i like charley's chance, charley hull. she had a great us open, played some unbelievable golf on the sunday. she's not had her best year by any means, i think she would agree to that. but when she's right she's very right and i think this could be a week where her length, she is definitely one of the longer hitters, she could come through as well. at the canadian open in montreal, world number one iga swiatek is through to the third round after a 7—6, 6—2 win over cz

the purple heather was popping on the walton heath course on day one of the final golf major of the yearwho is heading up the womens 0pen leaderboard. she found 11 of 15 fairways to help on her way to a round of 68, which included an eagle on the 16th, she's 4 under. five players are joined together on the leaderboard just one shot back, including 2019 us women's open champion jeongun lee. south africa's ashleigh buhai won at muirfield last year, but had a trickier start to her title defence, ending the day 2 over par. but it's exciting to get in, you know, with a good first round. there's a long way to go from sunday. you know, it's great to put a good first round together, but major championship golf, you can never you know, you can never really lose focus. so i'll get some food and take, you know, get a good night's sleep and come back and take on the next day. nick kyrgios has withdrawn from the us open due to injurythe australian has been hampered by injuries, and missed wimbledon due to a wrist problem . he's played just one atp tour match this year, slipping 57 places down the wor

katherine downes sent us this from the walton heath course.ance from lilia vu. six birdies and just the one drop shot on the card. she and charley hull started in the lead. and the home hope here, charley hull, hoping for a second glitch win in five years it has been that long since georgia hall won the title but it wasn't to be for charley hull. she was making some early bogeys. vu was picking up the birdies, birdie on the last hole as well. a second major championship win of the yearfor three. she won her first major at the chevron championship in april. since then she has been struggling with a shoulder injury so she hasn't been making putts playing particular good golfer. —— golf. come into this last major of the year slightly under the radar even though everyone knows what a talent she is. she has a lovely back story as well because of a player who was so incredibly talented as an amateur and came into the ranks and are so many do struggle with life on tour and struggled with form as well, thought about walking away from the game and pick

flooding of the health find nations history on spain and portugal wildfire rage and southern europe's heath way . also coming up the higher stairwell to the celebrated singer and outspoken social activists in naples corner, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. you achieve ursula funded lion is in slovenia, to offer support after flash flooding, ravaged the alpine country and claim 6 lives. many european nations, including germany, have sent specialists and emergency equipment to help slovenia with the clean up dw is rosy, bare child traveled through the region of carinthia to meet some of those hardest hit by what's been described as sleeping is worst natural disaster after the deluge dirt, debris and sludge coats. this will be in town of turn, the not crush can the local carpenter benedict's patrol. nick is trying to save what's left of his family homes. them they don't know that i'm with. i'm always there right now. we're living the day today. we don't know what's going to happen and i don't, i don't there think about the future a man and somehow he takes

the second round of the women's 0pen is under way at walton heath in surrey.nt at the moment. the american, a short while ago, at nine under after a continuing her first round form. lillia vu has also made ground, withjodi ewart shadoff of england, back on two—under. that's all the sport for now. welcome back. you're watching bbc news. she is known as the queen of latin but surely ballas has soared to new heights this week, taking on a terrifying wing walk. she is facing herfear of a terrifying wing walk. she is facing her fear of heights a terrifying wing walk. she is facing herfear of heights in a series of challenges to raise awareness about the importance of multi —— mental health after losing her brother to suicide. my brother was my hero. he said you will push yourself to be all you can be, because i see one day you will be a great dancer, you will do something with your life. and i will never forget those words. he was always there for me, 21w. doesn't matter if i was getting bullied, he was the man who stood behind me. yeah, ijust miss him. shirley's b

we got finished and i signed -- i assigned the pen to the widow and daughter of heath robinson, a veteranor whom the bill was named. his widow was also my wife's guest at the state of the union. family that suffered the greatest of losses but turned their pain into purpose. i handed the pen not to the mother but sergeant robinson's little girl. she looked at me and said, "thank you for my daddy." "thank you for my daddy." i think she was talking for all of us. everyone who fought so hard, came together to keep their promise to the veterans and keep the faith of their heroes, that is courage. that is character. that is who all of you are. not hyperbole. i want to thank you all, democrat, republicans, independence. for your work to get this bill to my desk and get it signed. as i said, i was going to sign that bill come hell or high water no matter how long i had to keep the congress in. just a reminder of what we know to be true. we are the united states of america. there is nothing -- nothing beyond our capacity, when we decide to work together to get it done, we never fail when we do tha

axios tech reporter ryan heath is joining us this morning to tell us more.ing to you. what type of number ofs are we talking about? >> reporter: it absolutely is. and we're very specifically talking about thesy of san francisco here. not just the broader bay area. so san francisco has 20 of the 50 hottest, most promising ai companies in the world right now. that's more than the rest of the bay area and it's more than the rest of the united states put together. the other 49 states. so that is really a serious boom. now in terms of what that means for jobs, we have to remember that these often start up phase companies and they are companies that are really geared towards operating with maximum efficiency. so they're not necessarily going to get to this sort of amazon and wal-mart scale of millions of employees. even in the long-term future. but what we have got is people who want to take up lot of office space. and that is pointing towards regeneration of those commercial districts in san francisco that have been through so much over the last couple of years.

the final round is under way at walton heath in the south of england and britain's charley hull leads where she finished yesterday. fans enjoying a drink were in for a surprise when seven time super bowl champion tom brady showed up. there was a reason for him turning up, the former quarterback is one of the new owners. an injury time winner for them to the delight of the former american football star. that is all the sport for us for now. to niger, the country is looking for help from other countries that have also suffered from military coup. the niger's coup leaders are looking for support after it was announced that a standby force would be at cent to restore order. russia has urged a block to not take action. we arejoined by the urged a block to not take action. we are joined by the ambassador for new niger to the are joined by the ambassador for new nigerto the un. are joined by the ambassador for new niger to the un. what is your reaction to the news from guinea and mali? ., ~ i. ., ., , mali? thank you for having me, this is not a surprise _ mali? thank you for having me, this

genetic diversity is which we can maybe use to make potatoes resistant to diseases, pests, drought, and heath stress. i salute has pencils. i'm on. it's not just the genes of previous cultivated potatoes, while south american specie saw also being served for the future. will that mean a reach even nation of the cuba? potato genes can be frozen in the cry or bank for over a 100 years. but the potato, this moment, easy candidates, a breed. the plant is what's called a tetra floyd. it has full sets of chromosomes, not just to like humans, whether design traits and much from cross breeding is therefore much more a matter of luck. the potatoes complex t name wasn't even decoded until 2020 to the genes in the car event. our treasure troy for breed is cool, but the cryo bank simply offers the chance to conserve varieties and very specific genetics over the very long term. because today we don't necessarily know whether there's resistance in one plant or another that might be needed 50 years down the road. so here we can preserve the full genetic diversity auto body. the development of new varieties

the ex logo as part of billionaire you and most recent move to re brand twitter heath stressed americans and the south west are reading a little easier today after a 31 day streak of highs around 43 degrees celsius. phoenix, arizona is finally seeing temperatures drops slightly, but forecasters say this is only temporary. it's one of many cities worldwide hit by unusually severe heat waves. this year we use 3rd or harder looked into solutions. cities are trying out already to cool down heat waves, deadlier than any other extreme, whether you went. last summer, he killed nearly 62000 people just in europe. a globally, the number is estimated to be at least several 100000 heathen cities is particularly dangerous. they can feel 15 degrees hotter than the surrounding area. this is called the urban heat island effect. it happens because concrete buildings, us for payments and tradition of the roofs observe a lot of heat the temperature that they, they man get to. i mean, if you measured that temperature gets up to 4550 degrees and you're working there. so you're not experimenting that, that $

the final round of the women's open is under way at walton heath, in the south of england. day so far. she's pulled clear of the chasing pack, a short while ago ten under, after england's charley hull stuttered with bogeys on the third and fourth holes. she came into this round with a share of the lead. updates on the bbc sport website. anthonyjoshua could be on course for a lucrative fight against another former heavyweight champion deontay wilder after winning his latest contest with a seventh round knockout in london. but it wasn't a perfect night forjoshua... who was also booed by the crowd during the fight with robert helenius. we collected all of them belts, defended them multiple times, done great business, stadium fights in america, saudi arabia. my team are amazing, so i put my faith in them to deliver. we just have got to hope the other team play ball as well, really. and that's all the sport for now. back with more later on. in ecuador, the wife of the murdered presidential candidate, fernando villavicencio, has blamed the state for his death. she said his person

perhaps john heath doing and perhaps john major was very good for major who was very good for a longed some people may say too around the brexit too much around the brexit brexit referendum. >> get now to the minister >> let's get now to the minister for veterans affairs and the member for parliament member of for parliament plymouth view, johnny plymouth moor view, johnny mercer . johnny, you for mercer. johnny, thank you for making time for this making the time for us this morning. i i don't know if you managed to catch any of what our people's panel was saying there, but i was interested in what both david pete were saying both david and pete were saying about the competence of the government. really is this a zombie government that has failed to do things like stopping the boats that's raised taxes ? what is this government taxes? what is this government actually achieving ? actually achieving? >> good morning, tom, and thank you for that. i mean, i did catch at the end of it and look, i think i think it's very easy, isn't it, to sort of look at what's gone on. >> and obviously i

stands out and we've seen again on social media videos of soldiers chanting his name, his name is heath. would you be in grandma? he's the head of the presidential guard, the man in fact, that's charge with protecting all the button go from cruise. he's now in charge of the country. he's the one that is holding of the bone go in under house arrest. his troops have taken control of the presidential pallets the national assembly and he's calling for a transition back to democracy in so in fact, the notes the village agent has announced that the, the ballot box, the, the vote did not have been under a full transparency. remember, there was no international observers. we spoke to some people who saw that a valid box were being reg that was wide spread fraud, with soldiers taking valid bucks from one police station to the other. either is being paid to vote for all the bone go. so it seems that those elections that took place on stat saturday, do not stand for the moment. the hands, the power is in the hands of the president and gordon police or the v in gamma, who in fact was behind a cool

destroy enough else, destroy and the infrastructure is that a large and leaky not do the full price is heath of the nation already. i don't think that initial be able to solve. why would it kind of sanctions that, that did that stuff? that gets him right now, that is why i keep you assisting that issue on the table and talking good time. the country is not economy claimed by that's he's the sure did believe lots leave on age. if you look at the opportunities of domestic individuals, then this is out that the country can also live with these structures for every single day, you know, senior development of stripes. i say someone just to get us, that's the future. you don't take it by force, you've lost, you can always try, you know, just continue from from, from, from where you don't to pick it up. you can't really take, but once you've lost, get to another headline, storing. it's been almost 2 months since the start of key of countries offensive in the ukranian conflict. some things have not been going quite as planned. i'm going to struggle to make headway the armed forces of ukraine unless

it is held in south—east england at walton heath. i hit my drive really good, apart from the last hole, but it was destined. a good power and good momentum going in for the final round. the main key wasjust to keep in there, striking it well, and had a good finish, so i'm confident and looking forward to going back and having a bath! the looking forward to going back and having a bath!— looking forward to going back and havin: a bath! . , ., having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell. _ having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell, they _ having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell, they did _ having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell, they did lose, - having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell, they did lose, but - having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell, they did lose, but he | 0wen farrell, they did lose, but he could... he was initially sent bend for a high tackle, but that was upgraded to radon review. in world rugby will now decide the length of any ban. england actually won the match 19—17

the full price is heath of dimension already. i don't think that initial be able to solve. why would it kind of sanctions that, that did that stuff? that gets him right now, that is why i keep you assisting so that they shall sit on the table and talk and go time the country is not economy claimed by that's he's the sure the believe lots leave on page. if you look at the identities of the domestic and the schedules, then this is out that the country can also was with these assumptions for every single day, you know, senior development of the strides each aspect of on just to do that aspect to the future. you don't take it, but once you've lost, you can always try, you know, just continue from, from, from, from where the, you know, to pick it up. you can't really take it back once you've la. okay, to another headline, stories today. it's been almost 2 months since the start of kids, country offensive in the ukranian conflict and things haven't been going quite as planned. i made a struggle to make headway the armed forces of ukraine on a slew of government officials in the w

the third round of the women's open is under way in walton heath in south—east england.nder par. she begins her round shortly. england's charley hull has made some ground with a birdie on her opening hole. nelly korda, the world number one, is right up there to now, four under for her round so far. that is all the support for now. staying with the world cup. we can go live to essex,. the owner of a women and girls football club. an incredible game, what is your reaction? i am just thrilled to continue see them thriving. i think we have seen england become such a powerful team. it is we have seen england become such a powerfulteam-_ powerful team. it is nice to see that they continue _ powerful team. it is nice to see that they continue to _ powerful team. it is nice to see that they continue to find - powerful team. it is nice to see that they continue to find it - powerful team. it is nice to see that they continue to find it in i that they continue to find it in these challenging moments. aha, that they continue to find it in these challenging moments. a little earlier

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at walton heath at the women's open, lilia vu won, hull's wait for a major title goes on.its of the glasgow city streets. great britain finished top of the medal table. beth shriever has regained the women's bmx world title. she led from start to finish. that is all put for now, back in the next hour. iranian members of parliament have voted to review a controversial hijab law behind closed doors — meaning it is likely there will be no public debate on the issue. the so—called hijab and chastity bill would impose new punishments on women who fail to wear the headscarf. the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri explains. the timing of the spill is what makes it so significant, because we're only a month away from the one year anniversary of mahsa amini's death, the young kurdish woman who died in custody of the morality police after allegedly violating the country's strict dress code. now, that event led to protests across the country and led to a movement that the government struggled to contain. what we're seeing now is a push and pull between a government that wants to protect the manda

now the images were taken from a bus in fortin heath, at approximately 8:30 p:m..s provide a clearer picture of the person that we need to identify and locate following the trucking attack. police say they would urge people to look at these images to see if they recognise the man or the clothes that he is wearing. nowjust to remind people of the incident happened at around 10:15pm on

the final round of the women's open is under way at walton heath. final round — alongside american lillia vu. they both get under way shortly. ally ewing, who had a five—shot lead after the first two rounds, remains in touch on seven under. and fans enjoying a drink in birmingham, near st andrews stadium were in for a bit of a surprise — when seven time superbowl champion tom brady showed up to join them. there is though a reason for brady turning up at the roost. the former quarterback is involved with the club's new owners and stayed on to watch them beat leeds 1—0 in the championship. an injury time winner for them, no doubt to the delight of the former new england patriots and tampa bay buccaneers star. and that's all the sport for now. we've all been using streaming services like netflix, which may end up predicting what kind of content we are more likely to watch... but can their algorithms read beyond our tv orfilm preferences? with me in the studio is our reporter ellie house, who received some particular recommendations from the streaming s

lilia vu romped to victory at the women's open at walton heath in england for her second major titled shot a round of five—under, which contained six birdies. hull's wait for a first major goes on, afterfinishing in a tie for second at the us women's open last month. belgium's lotte kopecky won the women's road race on sunday, for a third gold medal at the world cycling championships. demi vollering of the netherlands took silver, just ahead of denmark's cecilie ludwig in third, after the 154km race from loch lomond ended with six circuits of glasgow. kopecky also won golds on the track in scotland in the points and elimination races. great britain finished top of the medal table — beth shriever with their 23rd gold as she reclaimed the bmx world title. the olympic champion led from start to finish. the 2018 winner laura smulders was second for the netherlands, with us rider alise willoughby, who won the title in 2019, crossing the line in third. and that's all the sport for now. iranian members of parliament have voted to review a controversial hijab law behind closed doors, meaning

let's cross live to walton heath in surrey where our golf cortrespondent iain carterjoins us. that she might emulate her compatriot from the deep south of america, brian holland after his victory in many respects at the... five shot lead in the second round, exactly the same way as allie ewing did, bogeys at the first, the fifth, the six, she did bounce back with a couple of birdies at the start of the back nine but then drop shots of the 13th and 14th, she isjust done then drop shots of the 13th and 14th, she is just done well. then drop shots of the 13th and 14th, she isjust done well. par i4th, she isjust done well. par 15th, that drops her 14th, she isjust done well. par 15th, that drops her down to seven under par, and out of the lead. a couple of other americans at the top of the leaderboard, just finished her around and lily of who also ate under par but charlie whole still in the mix here. she under par but charlie whole still in the mix here-— the mix here. she is within a shot of a possible _ the mix here. she is within a shot of a possible first _ the mix here. she

the final golf major of the year begins tomorrow with the women's open at walton heath.tier goes in as one of the favourites, as she bids for to make it three wins in a row. she claimed her first major on home soil in france at the evian championship, and then followed it up the following week with victory at the scottish 0pen. but there are plenty of british and irish hopes too, who will look to capitalise on the conditions at the course, according to dame laura davies who is competing in her a3rd 0pen., the course for all—stars to play, i think. you can put nearly... think. you can put her the course for all—stars to play, i think. you can put her game is suited superbly now the rain has come. it'll be really interesting. it's not the traditional course. but this is a different type of test. where do you think the best coops will come for those from the uk —— the best hopes. �*? will come for those from the uk -- the best hopes.— will come for those from the uk -- the best hopes. ? obviously leona. she's won. — the best hopes. ? obviously leona. she's won, she's _ the

it is held in south—east england at walton heath. hours away from anthonyjoshua's fight against finland's robert helenius at london's o2 arena. helenius only took the fight last weekend afterjoshua's original opponent dillian whyte failed a drugs test it's a fight thatjoshua can't afford to lose, as the former world champ looks to make it back to the top of the heavyweight division. nothing in boxing surprises me. if you beat this guy, he is going to fight while there. and not worried about that, i will focus what's in front of me. i had to spend time working on the mental aspect as well as the physical, it was notjust a physical, and i expect that. i as physical, and i expect that. i as tall as him _ physical, and i expect that. i as tall as him and _ physical, and i expect that. i as tall as him and we _ physical, and i expect that. i as tall as him and we are pretty similar— tall as him and we are pretty similar speeds and stuff like that and similar power. i think i have better_ and similar power. i think i have better footwork t

the final round is under way at walton heath in the south of england and britain's charley hull leadsican lilia vu. hull hit six birdies in her third round 68. now a pre—match drink is the order of the day for a lot of football fans in england, but not many visiting a pub near birmingham city's st andrews stadium would have expected a seven time superbowl champion to bejoining them. there is though a reason for tom brady turning up at the roost. the former quarterback is involved with the club's new owners and stayed on to watch them beat leeds 1—0 in the championship. what a sight. and that's all the sport for now. tom brady in birmingham, that really is a sight. thank you very much. thank you very much. to ukraine now and the government has claimed "partial success" in its counter—offensive in the zaporijia region. the ukrainian general staff says that its forces have gained ground around the village of robotyne and have successfully repelled russian counter attacks elsewhere along the front line. it is now over two months since ukraine started its counter offensive. in that time, t

hull lives just half an hour away from the walton heath course in the south of england.n lilia vu. hull hit six birdies in her third round 68. now a pre—match drink is the order of the day for a lot of football fans in england, but not many visiting a pub near birmingham city's st andrews stadium would have expected a seven time superbowl champion to bejoining them. there is though a reason for tom brady turning up at the roost. the former quarterback is involved with the club's new owners. and stayed on to watch them beat leeds 1—0 in the championship. dan pallett reports. cheering birmingham city fans are blowing it and it is due to the new american owners and the owners are pleased to be here. tom wagoner and tom brady's first game saw the blues beat leeds 1-0 with first game saw the blues beat leeds 1—0 with a penalty. the first game saw the blues beat leeds 1-0 with a penalty.— 1-0 with a penalty. the team played well. i 1-0 with a penalty. the team played well- i think — 1-0 with a penalty. the team played well. i think the _ 1-0 with a penalty. the team played wel

now the images were taken from a bus in fortin heath, at approximately 8:30 p:m.. detective chief inspector, from the policing team has said that these images provide a clearer picture of the person that we need to identify and locate following the trucking attack. police say they would urge people to look at these images to see if they recognise the man or the clothes that he is wearing. nowjust to remind people of the incident happened at around 10:15pm on the 13th of august on sunday, those two men were standing outside the nightclub, in south london, they were approached police say by a man who attacked them with a knife before running away. both men are in their 20s or 30s, they were taken to hospital for treatment and have since been discharged, there has been no officers, officers are following up leads, they are crucial in the ongoing investigation what they described as a homophobic attack of the two men. we will of course have more on that story as we get it but now let's go to tie and write for the business news. let's start with china. we've had some wo

golf now and charley hull was in the running to win her home major, at the women's open, at walton heathn — america's lilia vu — who stormed the final round, to come away with a stunning 6 shot victory. kat downes has been commentating on the tournament for the bbc, and joins me now. great to see you. tell me more about vu's final round, six shots she won by. vu's final round, six shots she won b . . ., ., vu's final round, six shots she won by. what an incredible performance. it was an incredible _ by. what an incredible performance. it was an incredible performance - it was an incredible performance from vu. six birdies from just a one drop shop on the card. under intense pressure playing in the final group she and charlie hull shared the lead on nine other power. they were huge galleries following charlie hull. hoping for a second english win in five years. it's been that long since winning the title for the it wasn't to be for charlie hull while she was making early bogeys. she just carried on in that vein and made absolutely stunning, 30, what a way to seal her second major champion

four under is the current score to beat at walton heath and there are around 30 players within threeh how it was in very damp conditions. the best performance from the british perspective has been charlie hull, 71 compiled this morning. the highlight for her, and eagle three. but the leader is four under par. that is the american allie ewing. she burdened the 15 with more to celebrate on that 516, making it eagle there. that has taken it four under par. she has two holes to complete. for britain's most recent champion, georgia hall, it was a struggle today. like many players strangling with the heather, it cost you shots. it resulted in a 2—over parfor you shots. it resulted in a 2—over par for georgia you shots. it resulted in a 2—over parfor georgia hall. she was playing with celine boutier. iain. playing with celine boutier. iain, thank ou playing with celine boutier. iain, thank you very — playing with celine boutier. iain, thank you very much _ playing with celine boutier. iain, thank you very much indeed. yet another successful day for great britain at the wordl cycling champio

the purple heather was popping on the walton heath course on day one of the final golf major of the yearng who is leading the womens 0pen by one shot. a round of 68, which included an eagle on the 16th, has her on four under, with five players just one shot behind. england's charley hull finished her round on one under par for the day making her one the leading home contenders along with northern ireland's stephanie meadow who is also one under. and that's all the sport for now. all right, you, sarah. west african nations have put a smalljoint military force on alert over a coup in niger. it comes as leaders of the ecowas regional bloc countries wrapped up a summit focused on finding a way to push niger back to democracy. at the same time, nigerian president bola tinubu, said the organisation was prioritising diplomacy. earlier, there had been threats of military action, if niger's ousted president mohamed bazoum was not reinstated. but the coup leaders didn't back down. instead, they have named a 21—member cabinet to consolidate power. niger's ambassador to the us kiari liman—tinguiri j

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