christian doidge heading hibs level to share the points.hip this afternoon. and a bit of shock result at pittodrie as motherwell ended aberdeen‘s winning run with a 3—0 victory. that moves them off the bottom of the table and up to eighth. it's been box office stuff from the american matthew wolff at the us open but can he hold his nerve on the final day to become the first debutant to win the championship in 107 years? our golf correspondent iain carterjoins me now. it was a sensational 65 on saturday, but one thing we know about this course, it is so unpredictable, anything can happen. absolutely you will be a full to say what is going to happen at all. yesterday, he played brilliantly. went to the turning 30, he parked his way back in despite not finding a fair weight. it is starting to catch up with him you feel and potentially the magnitude final round, playing his first us open, only second major, and just drop shots in the fourth and the first. on his own, thatis fourth and the first. on his own, that is in an familiar position per.

we met in the iron range town of hibbing.otes, employment in the mines is a quarter of what it was just 40 years ago, and there are now more health care workers than miners in this county. >> they outnumber the miners, but they don't out-power them in the politics. here in hibbing, there was a branding initiative, and the brand managers came and did all with a slogan that be came up great for the city of hibbing. they said "hibbing: we're more and that received that the city council and theirs managers changed the slogan toib ng: we're ore and more." >> reporter: f many on the range, like cindy gulbranson,id the prtial election is about much more than mining. >> we will run out of iron ore. our environment is beinge affected by ning. i really feel we need some new, clean industry in our area. we don't want to take people's jobs away. that isn't the plan. as reporter: this election seemingly torn at the fabric of these usually close-knit communities. gulbranson has even received threats on facebook. aaron brown has seen it, to

they said "hibbing, we're more than ore."y council and the managers changed the slogan to "hibbing, we're ore and more." >> the presidential election is about much more than mining. >> our environment is being affected. i really feel we need new clean industry in our area. do not want to take evils jobs away. that is not the plan -- we do not want to take people's jobs away. that is not the plan. >> there have been threats on facebook. >> it is hard to watch. my multi-generation family rended apart. this place has become less special, more like the rest of the country. >> for the rest of the state. even though the candidates were in northern minnesota today, the election statewide will likely hinge on turnout and the more populous twin cities of minneapolis and st. paul. polling in minnesota puts biden ahead with voters saying that he will do a better job of healing the racial divide and handling the pandemic. >> is reporting is a partnership with the under told stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. ♪

christian doidge heading hibs level to share the points.ell are taking on each other fresh from their europa league exploits on thursday night. motherwell with two goals in the first 8 minutes at pittodrie. 0ne one goal was a penalty. follow the action on the website. ulster‘s dreams of a first champions cup semifinal for 8 years were brought to an end in france this afternoon. they were comfortably beaten 36—8 by four—time champions toulouse. south african winger cheslin kolbe was the star man for the french side with two tries in the first—half to put his team out of sight. before toulose rounded things off in the second with a fifth try of the match. thomas ramos going over for the score. they'll face either exeter or norhampton in the last 4. american matthew wolff leads the us 0pen going into the final round in new york. at 21, he could become the first debutant to win the tournament in a century. he's got a two—shot lead. rory mcilroy remains in contention but six shots back. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all thos

christian doidge heading hibs level to share the points.nning run with a 3—0 victory. that moves them off the bottom of the table and up to eighth. what a moment on the final day of the tour de france. history's been made by tadej pogacar as he claimed the yellow jersey — the youngest to do so in 116 years. the 21st and final stage was won by ireland's sam bennett. nick parrott was watching. the sign reads congratulations tadej, but the tradition of drinking the champagne in the final stage of paris has been banned this year because of coronavirus. 0n paris has been banned this year because of coronavirus. on a special bank, he was able to take in the enormity of becoming the second youngest winner with a clear head. amongst the famous lomax, another one. sam bennett taking points in the intermediate sprint to become the intermediate sprint to become the first irishman for 31 years to win the green jersey. with all the major prizes secured, the final runner would be the stage victory and that became a double celebration for bennett, powerin

rangers will remain top of the table regardless of today‘s other results, celtic are two—up at home to hibs practice sta rts second penalty for doing practice starts in the wrong place before the race. that condemned him to finishing third. the gap between second and first place is now 44 points. the french open is underway. andy murray plays stan warinka later on and johanna konta takes on coco gauff. dan evans is currently in action playing japan‘s kei nishikori. the japanese player has gone through to the second round. the french man won the road world championships in italy today. he is the first french world champion for 23 years. peacock was the highest placed briton in a0 second place. that‘s all the sport for now. more now on the coronavirus restrictions in the uk. the latest figures for britain have just come out. britain recording 5693 new cases of coronavirus on sunday. that is down from 60a2 a day earlier. 17 deaths over the past 2a alice for those testing positive within 28 days. the two biggest cities in wales are preparing for lockdown, which begins later today. the new measu

it was hibs who went in front thanks to a goal from drey wright — the first league goal rangers havelised on the stroke of half time through alfredo morelos. in just a few hours' time will cycling history will be made following one of the most dramatic days on the tour de france yesterday. slovenia's tadej pogacar stunned compatriot primoz roglic to all but win the race for the first time at the age ofjust 21, the youngest champion in 111 years. ben croucher has the story of yesterday's time trial. ascending at the summit in that cycling is seldom easy. the view when you get there is quite spectacular. just ask tadej pogacar, climbing into history. he started it time trial at 57 seconds behind long—time leader, primoz roglic, but as he ate up the miles, the deficit kept dropping until the foot of la planche des belles filles, pretty name, pretty steep, to. on the left, primoz roglic, watching his tour disappearup primoz roglic, watching his tour disappear up the road. 0n the right, tadej pogacar, christine. 0n disappear up the road. 0n the right, tadej pogacar, christine. on his way

hibs are also in front — they started the day second in the table just behind rangers.ing at motherwell, who are on course for their first win of the season. the championship is also back, and there was a bit of a surprise at st andrew's, as brentford — so close to promotion last season — were beaten 1—0 by birmingham city. rotherham also beat wycombe. all the latest scores from the efl are on the bbc sport website and app. a big signing has been confirmed in the women's super league this afternoon. usa's alex morgan has moved to spurs. and here's how the north london club announced it. very little she hasn't achieved in the game — the two—time world cup winner moves from orlando pride in the national women's soccer league. she joins tottenham for the rest of the season, pending a visa. to italy next, where lewis hamilton has qualified on pole for sunday's tuscan grand prix. the world champion beat his mercedes team mate valtteri bottas byjust five hundredths of a second to claim the 95th pole of his career. the race will be ferrari's 1000th in formula one, but charles

yesterday they still managed to beat dundee united 4—0 to stay top of the premiership, 3 points clear of hibsed ross county 5—0. they're third, but they do have two games in hand. if you went to bed last night watching the start of the women's final of the us open, you may have thought it was all wrapped up for victoria azarenka. but number one seed naomi osaka came from a set down to claim her third major title, her second at flushing meadows. our sports correspondent katie gornall was watching. it's been seven years since victoria azarenka last walked out into a grand slam final. off court struggles in the meantime letter to contemplate retirement. but now, against the odds, she is back at the top of her sport. relentless pressure. brilliance from azarenka. her opponent, naomi osaka, is only 22, but was also chasing her third major title. early on, she was given the ru na round. azarenka cruising through the first set 6—1. but the numberfour seed has never lost a grand slam final and eventually found herfight. that's the best point we have seen from osaka. claiming a second set 6—3. now, th

. >> bob dylan grew up in northern minnesota in a town called hibbing. that is in a portion of minnesota known as the iron range and that's kind of a special place in minnesota. if a person would have gone to the iron range in the say late 1800s, early 1900s it would have been a hotbed of radicalism. you would have run into socialists, communists. these are folks, you know, working deep underground in iron mine and so this is part of the labor movement that existed in america at this time. dylan himself at one point said that more suspicion of bankers growing up than communists. bob dylan grew up in a jewish household and that made him a minority as well, and that's going to have an impact on his support for the and you dog and that sort of thing. ♪ how many times ♪ before they fall out ♪ blowing in the wind ♪ the answer is blowing in the wind ♪ >> in the 1960s, early 1960s and 1950s as well, the folk movement in america sprung up, and it was certainly a, by and large, leftist kind of movement interest in civil rights, anti-war, that sort of thing. when

bob dylan grew up in northern minnesota in a town called hibbing and that is in a portion of minnesotaspecial place in minnesota. if a person would have gone to the iron range in the 1800s and early 1900s it would have been a hotbed of radicalism. you would have run into socialists and communists. these were folks working deep under ground in iron mines and so this is part of the labor movement that existed in america at this time, and so dylan li himself at one point said more suspicious of bankers growing up than communists and of course, bob dylan grew up in a jewish house he would and they made him a minority on the range, as well and that was going to have an impact, too, on the support of the underdog and that kind of thing. ♪ before they call him a man ♪ the answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind ♪ ♪ the answer is blowing in the wind ♪ >> in the 1960 s, early 1960s, 1950s, as well, the folk movement in america sprung up and it was certainly by and large a leftist kind of movement, interest in civil rights, antiwar and that sort of thing. so when you look at the early songs of

bob dylan grew up in northern minnesota in a town called hibbing, in a portion of minnesota known as a special place in minnesota. if a person had gone there in the late 1800s, early 1900s, it would have been a hotbed of radicalism. you would have run into socialists, communists. these are folks working deep underground in iron mines, and so this is part of the labor movement that existed in america at this time. ♪ dylan himself at one time said he was more suspicious of bankers growing up than communists. of course, he grew up in a jewish household and that made him a minority on the iron range, and that would have an impact too on his support for the underdog and that sort of thing. >> ♪ how many times must a cannonball fly before they are forever banned the answer, my friend is blowing , in the wind the answer is blowing in the wind ♪ >> in the early 1960's, 1950's as well, the folk movement in america sprung up. ♪ [harmonica] it was certainly, by and large, a leftist kind of movement. interest in civil rights, antiwar, that sort of thing. so when you look at the early songs of bo

they're 3 points clear of hibs at the top. i have 95, but it's crazy to think i have 95, but it definitely feels just as good as the first. rugby union's covid—delayed pro14 season has finally come to a close with leinster winning the title for the third year in a row. they beat ulster 27—5 in the dublin final. ireland centre robbie henshaw scored one of their three tries. not too long to enjoy it though...the new season will start on the opening weekend of october. rugby league fans returned to the terraces for the first time since march as 5000 were able to watch wigan warriors beat catalan dragons. the match was held in the south of france in perpignan but wigan spoiled the home coming for the dragons. joe burgess scored two tries in their 28—12 win. i know it's early in the season, but i think we already have a winner for the worst miss already. whilst playing for k.v. mechelen in belgium, midfielder aster vranckx, from a yard out, somehow trips over the ball. i'm not sure how he managed to do it. to make things worse the

that keeps them just a point ahead of celtic who beat hibs 3—0. aberdeen also beat ross county.ear. well, it‘s normally played in the summer rather than september. andy murray, johanna konta and dan evans all bowed out on day one. it was another sobering experience from murray — who looks a shadow of the player that has won three grand slams. adam wild reports. tennis isn‘t really supposed to feel like this, wrapped up against the biting cold, it was andy murray on his paris return, drawn against stan lourenco, the same opponent who ended his last match ef three years ago. but murray is no longer the player he was, the dogged determination, the iron will remains, the old magic a little more elusive. like andy murray, stan lourenco‘s best is perhaps behind him, but he still found more than enough stock murray one of two british men frozen out on the opening day. dan evans, british number one, two kei nishikori, but thatis number one, two kei nishikori, but that is where his friends open ends. that left british hopes on the opening day with johanna that left british hopes on the o