harry kane scored two as tottenham beat huddersfield.e the hero. after a slow start to the season. not all good news for spurs — who already have a number of injuries — as jan vertonghen picked up a knock during the game and came off. dele alli did not play. spurs have a champions league game against barcelona on wednesday. a bit ofa a bit of a worry for them as they going to europe. very pleased and it was a tough game again. the team wanted to win. that was easy to see from the beginning. for the unbelievable fans, one of the best things for them. it was so tough and that is why we are so please to have three points more in the table today. guess you have forgotten about arsenal's slow start to the season. arsenal were looking for their seventh straight win and got it. but they left it late. two in the last nine minutes to beat watford. an own goalfrom craig cathcart, followed two minutes later by a goal from captain mesut ozil. watford sixth, arsenal fifth in the table. it's the first time watford haven't scored this season. left them

huddersfield crucially missed the chance to leapfrog wakefield in fifth.of the pan pacific open injapan. she was beaten in straight sets in the second round by donna vekic. konta was 4—1 up in the second set before the croatian fought back. that's all from sportsday. coming up next on bbc news it's the papers. goodnight. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former pensions minister ros altmann and the broadcaster david davies. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. and they have a similar tale to tell. the guardian says theresa may is left fighting to save her chequers brexit plan, and with it her authority as prime minister, after she was ambushed at the end of the salzburg summit by eu leaders who unexpectedly declared that her proposals would not work. the daily mirror says theresa may's brexit plan is in tatters after eu leaders bluntly rejected it. the daily telegraph says theresa may was humiliated by european union leaders in salzburg as they unanimously rejected her chequer

harry kane scored two as tottenham beat huddersfield.purs fourth. harry kane doing the damage. not all good news for spurs — who already have a number of injuries. playing without dele alli. as jan vertonghen and mousa dembele picked up knocks during the game. they have a game against barcelona in the champions league to think about. very pleased and it was a tough game again. the team wanted to win. that was easy to see from the beginning. for the fans, one of the best things for them. it was so staff and that is why we are so please to have three points more in the table today. arsenal were looking for their seventh straight win and got it. but they left it late. two in the last nine minutes to beat watford — an own goalfrom craig cathcart, followed two minutes later by a goal from captain mesut ozil. a great start for watford this season. watford sixth, arsenal fifth in the table. it's the first time watford haven't scored this season. they were very disappointed after their game, getting nothing for their game, getting nothing for th

huddersfield missed the chance to lea pfrog huddersfield missed the chance to leapfrog wakefield, whoorrow, where it will be too low with sunshine and showers. before then we've still got this second named storm of the season, and that's been bringing torrential rain particularly across england and wales, and it is still bringing gusty if not squally winds. we've had this rain sitting around for a while on that weather front but because we xian area of low pressure on it, it has kept the rain going, developed it more widely and strengthened the winds on the area of low pressure as well. looking at the rainfall, you can see where it's been over the last few hours. sun in southern scotland and northern ireland, but the heaviest in northern ireland and northern england. 60 millimetres in sunny bridge and sheffield. the rain is pushing slowly east over the next few hours, accompanied by gusts as high as 60 or 70 mph inland. mainly in eastern wales and a good party of england. not as rainy in scotland and northern ireland and temperatures here down to seven or eight. further south, 11—13.

john played football for huddersfield town but arthritis means that most sports are off—limits.hought somebody had a hole in one. i heard a big screen. then they said, it is the first par i've had in many years. the singles matches will decide the eventual winner. there is one big difference — this isn't europe against the usa. this rivalry goes back even further. it is england versus scotland. scottish captain jim it is england versus scotland. scottish captainjim thompson is a below the knee amputee. it isa below the knee amputee. it is a competition. it's good. it's not easy but it's enjoyable, you get the outside as you meet some great quys the outside as you meet some great guys for some great banter. the scots were comfortable winners in the end, but these guys have got more than a trophy. it has given me a new lease of life and it's been brilliant, i've lived it. and that, surely, is what sport is all about. michelle gormley—mclaughlin made her ulster debut recently. at the tender age of a7. the prop, who plays her club rugby for city of derry only played her first rugby

huddersfield remain in fifth. —— in the last format. that is all your sport. have a lovely evening.he storm makes landfall. this is the satellite loop from the last couple of days. the worst weather at at sea still. we have talked hours before the iron crosses the coastline. the animation is quite fast. it is actually a slow—moving storm. that means it will be raining. we will have destructive winds for a considerable time, something like 24 hours of destructive weather. 0n the other side of the world, we have a typhoon, more powerful than florence, this tremendous eye heading for the philippines, and it could be catastrophic when the storm makes landfall in the next few days. anyway, the weather in the next few days and 24 hours, this is the image you can see, cloud across the north of the uk, clear in the south, that is how we start friday morning. clear whether in the south at 6am on friday. temperatures around 10 degrees. rain in the north—west. quite a lot of rain here. through the morning into the afternoon, look at the clock, the rain falls apart, so we arejust at the clock,

have boosted their hopes of a home semi—final in super league's play—offs after a 44—12 win over huddersfieldth two more super eights matches to go. england's georgia hall is three shots off the lead after the first round of the evian championship. the british open champion is 3—under par, with spain's carlota ciganda and puerto rico's maria torres tied at the top. britain's james cook has won the world can talk to one athlete stoney —— has one the world paid now, it's one of the most highly anticipated fights of 2018 so far. canelo alvarez and gennady ‘triple g' golovkin will go head to head this weekend, exactly one year since their first bout was controversially declared a draw in las vegas. two failed drugs tests and a war of words later, tensions are running high between the two camps. let's go straigh to the strip and our reporter ade adedoyin. the sun is shining. a lot more than has been here vuelta a espana today. these two fighters, let's focus on them. no love lost there. —— along with and has been here. it is hot here, along with the atmosphere for this hugely awaited bout. no love

they held on to beat huddersfield giants 26—24. third place after easing to a comfortable 28—8 victory over hull fc. england'sjustin rose is second after two rounds of the bmw championship in philadelphia. rose finished the day 11 under, two off the lead of the american xander schauffele. northern ireland's rory mcilroy is on nine—under, one shot ahead of 14—time major winner tiger woods. the german olympic and world sprint cycling champion kristina vogel has revealed she's been paralysed after a serious training accident back in june. vogel suffered spinal injuries after colliding with another cyclist while training in brandenburg. she won olympic gold in the track cycling team sprint at london 2012 and individual sprint gold in rio four years later. amir khan had to strip to make the welterweight limit today, ahead of his fight with samuel vargas in birmingham this weekend. this is khan's second fight of 2018, after nearly a two year absence from the ring. the 31—year—old is hoping a win tomorrow night will open the door to gettn

harry kane scored two as tottenham beat huddersfield.vertonghen and mousa dembele picked up knocks during the game. arsenal were looking for their seventh straight win and got it. but they left it late. two in the last nine minutes to beat watford — an own goalfrom craig cathcart, followed two minutes later by a goal from captain mesut ozil. it's the first time watford haven't scored this season. watford sixth, arsenal fifth in the table. the day's results for you... after two losses on the spin everton eased to victory over fulham 3—0 newcastle still without a win lost at home to leicester 0—2 a fourth win of the season for newly promoted wolves who beat southampton 2—0. jealousy against liverpool is goalless. in the scottish premiership the reigning champions celtic have ended a disappointing run of league results with a 1—0 victory over aberdeen. dundee picked up theirfirst points of the season with a 2—0 win at hamilton. the leaders hearts have a five point lead following their 2—1 victory over stjohnstone. there were also wins for k

england captain harry kane scored twice as tottenham beat huddersfield.ning streak. their seventh—straight victory, but they left it late. two goals in the last nine minutes to beat watford, an own goal followed two minutes later by one from captain mesut ozil. hearts manager craig levein said his side came through a "test of character" to beat stjohnstone 2—1 and stay five points clear of hibernian at the top of the scottish premiership. and kilmarnock are up to third, after they came from a goal down to beat motherwell 3—1. greg stewart with the pick of their goals. killie are level on points with celtic, who beat aberdeen. lewis hamilton said his team—mate valtteri bottas "just did a better job", after he beat him to pole position for today's russian grand prix. bottas broke the track record at sochi, and hamilton might have gone even quicker but for a rare mistake. so the two mercedes share the front row, with sebastian vettel third on the grid. the weather's fantastic, we've got a great crowd and it was just — it was intense, naturally, as it always

everton and huddersfield finished i—i. that's the pl, sarah has the rest of the football.anager craig levein who continues his recovery after being taken to hospital this week, beat st mirren to make it four wins from four. steven naismith scored a hat trick in a 4—1 win. stjohnstone beat hamilton 2—1. ten—man abderdeen lost to kilmarnock and hibs lost 2—1 to livingstone. celtic and rangers meet in the old firm derby tomorrow. in the championship there was a fourth win on the bounce for sheffield united as they produced a stunning performance to inflict a first championship defeat of the season on aston villa. 4—1 the score at bramhall lane. it means united sit third in the table while villa drop to 11th. elsewhere frank lampard's derby go fourth with their win at hull. dwight gayle scored twice in west brom's victory against stoke. wins too for brentford, sheffield wednesday & wigan. in the late game it's goalless between milwall and swansea. the visitors down to ten, as courtney ba ker—richardson has been sent off. england have plenty to do if they're to seal a win in so

everton and huddersfield finished one all, two goals in two minutes in that match.football. in the scottish premiership, hearts, without manager craig levein who continues his recovery after being taken to hospital this week, beat st mirren to make it four wins from four. steven naismith scored a first half hatrick, he opened from the spot and before he headed home his second to give hearts a two—goal cushion. just moments later, he got his third. all five of the games goals' came in the opening 45 minutes, with hearts' 4—1 win keeping them top of the table. elsewhere stjohnstone beat hamilton 2—1. ten—man abderdeen lost to kilmarnock and hibs lost 2—1 to livingstone. celtic and rangers meet in the old firm derby tomorrow. in the championship, there was a remarkable comeback from swansea city as they came from behind to beat millwall 2—1 at the new den. and the welsh side couldn't have had a worse start. courtney barker—richardson sent off inside the first five minutes of the game, and down to ten—men, they fell behind in the second half. murray wallace with his fir

everton and huddersfield had to matter goals inside two minutes in the first half. 260—8. that is a lead of 233. the struggles did continue for england‘s top order. alastair cook went for 12, captain joe root england‘s top order. alastair cook went for 12, captainjoe root made a8 before he was run out. five—time us open champion roger federer has beat his australian competitor at the tournament in new york. it was relatively easy for the swiss star, who booked his place in the second week of the grand slam. earlier in the day, madison keys beat her opponent. in the last few minutes, the wimbledon champion has been knocked out of the us open. she has been beaten 3—6, the three. ferrari set the fastest lap in formula 1 history as the store poll position as the italian grand prix. he upset the bomb by clocking that record time during qualifying. it is ferrari‘s first italian grand prix pole since 2010, when they last won the race. sebastian vettel and lewis hamilton are second and third. that is all these board for now. a uk official will raise the case of the british—

elsehwere wakefield trinity beat huddersfield giants. that's all the sport for now.. we see something a little bit summary this weekend thanks to high pressure, largely dry with sony ‘s bells. —— sunny spells. these weather friends continue to flirt with parts of scotla nd continue to flirt with parts of scotland and northern ireland, high pressure means we draw up a southerly wind from spain and france. that's why we see temperatures rising. a fairly cloudy afternoon across much of the north and west, the best of the sunny spells across the eastern half of england. at least it is largely dry, light winds, and good sunny spells. we could make the low to mid 20s. for most, 21 cells is across the west. thicker cloud across western wales may bring spots of light and patchy rain. the same for western scotland. eastern parts of northern ireland and the north—east of scotla nd ireland and the north—east of scotland could see sunny spells, 19 or 20 celsius for aberdeen. overnight, largely dry, a a few spots of rain. a lot of cloud around. we pick up this warmer, southerly b

watford, crystal palace v newcastle finished goalless and leicester came from a goal down to beat huddersfieldmbley, where anthonyjoshua is defending his world heavyweight titles against russia's alexander povetkin. when you look at stats, everything seems to be in the champion's favour. povetkin is 11 years older and considerably smaller than joshua but he's only lost once in 35 fights. everything aboutjoshua is bigger and everything about povetkin is smaller and it's been that way for 15 years, which makes him an expert at fighting big guys. because every time little alexander povetkin gets in the ring, takes off his robe, he is a bit chubby, and he turns round and in the opposite corner is some man mountain. he is used to fighting big guys. he has a fantastic formula for beating big guys. joshua and his trainer rob mccracken, i can tell you they are very nervous and are wary of tonight's fight. super league leaders st helens have beaten warrington for the third time this season. this one in the rugby league's super 8s. saints ran in six tries to win by 34 points to 14. the sides will meet a

jamie vardy scored leicester's third as they came from a goal down to beat huddersfield 3—1.olves, and tottenham moved above united into fifth place, with that 2—1win at brighton. we're moving ever closer to the big fight at wembley, where anthonyjoshua is defending his world heavyweight titles against russia's alexander povetkin. when you look at stats, everything seems to be in the champion‘s favour. povetkin is 11 years older and considerably smaller than joshua but he's only lost once in 35 fights. everything aboutjoshua is bigger and everything about povetkin is smaller and it's been that way for 15 years, which makes him an expert at fighting big guys. because every time little alexander povetkin gets in the ring, takes off his robe, he is a bit chubby, and he turns round and in the opposite corner is some man mountain. he is used to fighting big guys. he has a fantastic formula for beating big guys. joshua and his trainer rob mccracken, i can tell you, they are very nervous and are wary of tonight's fight. one additional factor tonight could be the weather. the forecas

the next stop will be huddersfield. gemma has squeezed off in one piece at dewsbury.ne's suitcase to get out! that's not unusual, either. someone lost their shoes. he stepped on my foot and my shoe fell off underneath the platform. so your shoe's in leeds? yeah. my shoe is in leeds. missing trains, missing shoes. after the summer of chaos, travellers across the north have a simple message. we're ignored in the north. chris grayling should come up and see how bad the problem is. do what you say you're going to do. put the trains on time and send the right number of carriages. now, the east coast line should be the jewel in the crown of britain's railways, but it has become the line that no one can handle. three rail companies have failed to see out their contracts since 2006. chris has been trying to find out why, and along the way, he's been discovering that the next generation of trains could be taking the slow... the slow lane in the north. music: thomas the tank engine theme tune. it should be a model service, but time and again, train companies on the east coast l

leicester beat huddersfield.season. they had a penalty saved as they drew at home to livingstone. hamilton are on the up. their 3—0 victory at home to st mirren was only their second of the season. there were also wins for hibs and aberdeen. andy murray is going to playjust two more tournaments before taking the rest of the year off. the former world number one says he needs a long period of training and reconditioning to get ready for next season. he has fallen outside the top 300 following hip surgery injanuary. that is all your sport for now. there's much more on the bbc sport website. that's it, so from me and the team, have a very good night. good evening. saturday brought us a day of mixed fortunes in terms of the weather. quite a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain over the southern half of the uk. this was the picture in rye in east sussex earlier today. but this picture was taken in east lothian, clear blue skies there. the cloud has been streaming in across the southern half of the country. we are set to

it finished 1—1 between fulham and watford, and leicester came from a goal down to beat huddersfield to his third round at the tour championship in atlanta. he birdied six of his first seven holes, leaving the field trailing behind. he's now 12 under par, three shots clear of his playing partnerjustin rose. if woods can keep up this form, he has every chance of ending his run of five years without a tournament victory. that's all the sport. enjoy the rest of your evening. let's have a quick look at some of the front pages. a longer chat coming up at 1130. the sunday times says the prime minister's team has begun contingency planning for a snap general election in november. the sunday telegraph says a conservative donor is threatening to fund a breakaway party if theresa may doesn't deliver brexit. in the sunday express, the prime minister says britain must hold its nerve in the stand—off with the eu. the observer says the deputy labour leader tom watson has told the party leader, jeremy corbyn, they must back a second referendum. the sunday mail says that an mp who's criticised jerem

harry kane scored two as tottenham beat huddersfield.r. and wolves beat southampton. in the scottish premiership, the reigning champions celtic ended a disappointing run of league results with a 1—0 victory over aberdeen. dundee picked up theirfirst points of the season, beating hamilton. hearts have a five—point lead at the top of the table following their victory over saintjohnstone. there were also wins for kilmarnock and hibernian. the dutch rider anna van der breggen has won the women's race at cycling's road world championships in austria. the olympic champion finished well over three minutes clear of australia's amanda spratt. and valtteri bottas will be on pole for the russian grand prix, after edging out his mercedes team—mate lewis hamilton in qualifying. that's all the sport for now. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. women across brazil are taking part in protests against the far right front runner. the brazilian presidential candidate, jair bolsonaro, has been discharged from hospital after being

elsehwere, wakefield trinity beat huddersfield giants. stand by for a big crash.ly, the swede walked away unharmed. sebastian vettel led a one—two for ferrari with mercedes' lewis hamilton in third place. there it goes like a toy car. luckily he was ok. that is all the sport. good news. thank you mike. mike bushell. a host of stars including stevie wonder and bill clinton were among the many well wishers saying goodbye to aretha franklin at her funeral in detroit yesterday. the memorial service lasted over seven hours and also featured music from ariana grande and chaka khan. aleem maqbool was there. a public that adored her queued for hours to get inside the church to get a chance to say their final goodbyes to the queen of soul. i could not sit at home and watch it on television. being here really brings in the realfeel of on television. being here really brings in the real feel of things. her message and what he represented the people of african descent in this country is one. two, the music. it is healing, powerful and joyful. paying their last respects to bef

and everton and huddersfield finished 1—1, with two goals inside two minutes in the first half.ourth test against india in southampton. jos buttler made 69, sharing stands of 56 with ben stokes and 55 with sam curran as the home side reached 260/8, a lead of 233. but the struggles did continue for england's top order — alastair cook went for 12. captainjoe root made 48 before he was run out. 5—time champion roger federer beat australian nick kyrgios in straight sets to reach the last 16 at the us open. the swiss second seed wrapped up a 6—4, 6—1,7—5 win in an hour and 44 minutes and will face australia's john millman. federer last won the us open in 2008. last year's beaten finalists, exeter chiefs, have made a winning start to the new premiership season, thrashing leicester tigers 40—6. elsewhere, danny cipriani lead his new side gloucester to beat northampton 27—16. harlequins, under new head of rugby paul gustard, got their season off to a bang with a bonus point victory over sale. 51—23 it ended at the stoop. wasps came from behind to beat worcester by a point, 21—20, at six

while wilfried zaha's first half goal was enough to clinch all three points for crystal palace at huddersfield half — it's going now. back to you karthi for the rest of the days football... in the championship leeds are the ealry pace setters, they cotinued their unbeaten start to the season wiht a i—all draw at millwall. the rover stopped they want late on when bradley afflicted. danny graham shot into the net, the manager steve bruce has been under pressures for supporters as villa struggled mid—table in the early standings. elsewhere they continued their and thought that's unbeaten start to the season with a one all draw at m illwa ll season with a one all draw at millwall were many top of the leak with middlesbrough being defeated by norwich. brentofrd move to second place after a 2—nil win over wigan athletic. wigan were down to ten meb around the hour mark. reading got their first win of the league season thanks to a late winner from leandro bacuna. 3—2 the final score. while swansea were held to a goalless draw by nottingham forrest. in the scottish premiership, celtic were held to a go

season — warrington wolves have sealed their place in the super league play—offs, after beating huddersfieldll fc last night. that's all the sport for now. police in south yorkshire say they are responding to a "major incident" in barnsley town centre. this comes after unconfirmed reports ofa this comes after unconfirmed reports of a stabbing. police have said there will be a "high visability police presence" in the town centre this morning, and have asked the public to be vigilant. that is from police in south yorkshire, they say they are responding to a serious incident. reports, although unconfirmed at the moment, of a stabbing there in the town. police say there will be a high visibility presence there this morning. the iraqi parliament will hold an emergency session on saturday to discuss a wave of protests in the southern city of basra. a night time curfew was imposed after several days of disturbances, which left 11 people dead and dozens more injured. laura westbrook reports. the day began in mourning. a funeral for a protester killed during demonstrations. but it soon descended into

leicester came from behind to beat huddersfield 3—1.urrently being outscored by the man they sold in the summer, alexander mitrovic. that's the premier league. lots of other football around, 0lly. there certainly is. holly hamilton thinks indeed. she would back her moment. she will be back in a moment. she will be back in a moment. to the championship. leeds have lost their first game in the championship, after eight games without defeat. the leaders went down 2—1 at home to birmingham. that was the blues first win of the season. leeds are still top after middlesbrough could only draw against swansea. villa lost at home to sheffield wednesday. derby helped manager frank lampard celebrate his daughter's birth with a 3—1win which leapfrogged them above brentford into the play—off zone. ipswich climbed off the bottom with a point at home to bolton. wins for forest and reading. preston fought back from two down against sheffield united but lost 3—2 and are now bottom. blackburn won at stoke, west brom beat millwall 2—0. this is what has bee

harry kane scored two as tottenham beat huddersfield, newcastle are still without a win — they lost atted wolves who beat southampton. in the scottish premiership, the reigning champions celtic ended a disappointing run of league results with a 1—0 victory over aberdeen. dundee picked up theirfirst points of the season, beating hamilton. hearts have a five—point lead at the top of the table following their victory over stjohnstone. there were also wins for kilmarnock and hibernian. valtteri bottas beat his team—mate lewis hamilton to pole position as mercedes dominated qualifying for the russian grand prix. bottas broke the track record at sochi — althought hamilton might have gone quicker, but for this rare mistake. sebastian vettel was half a second off the pace in third. that's all the sport for now. three men — including a police officer — have been seriously injured after they were bitten by a dog in leeds earlier today. the incident involved two dogs and took place in the back garden a normally quiet street in leeds sealed off this morning by police. this is garth walk in moortow

while wilfried zaha's first half goal was enough to clinch all three points for crystal palace at huddersfieldted has just kicked the second half — it's going now. back to you karthi for the rest of the days football... in the championship leeds are the ealry pace setters, they cotinued their unbeaten start to the season wiht a i—all draw at millwall. -- continued their unbeaten start —— continued their unbeaten start to the season with a i— all draw. leeds remain top of the league with middlesbrough being defeated by norwich. brentofrd move to second place after a 2—nil win over wigan athletic. wigan were down to ten meb around the hour mark. reading got their first win of the league season thanks to a late winner from leandro bacuna. 3—2 the final score. while swansea were held to a goalless draw by nottingham forrest. in the scottish premiership, celtic were held to a goalless draw at saint mirren last night. the biggest win of today saw rangers thrash dundee a—nil. steven gerrard's side are fourth in the table. hibernian beat kilmarnock 3—2. hamilton beat livingston one—nil. while hearts r

everton and huddersfield finished one all, with two goals inside two minutes in the first half.milton 2—1, aberdeen lost... england have plenty to do if they're to beat india and win their test series against the world'd number one ranked side, as another weak batting display has left them struggling at southampton. 2—1 up and resuming on six without loss in their second innings this morning, they again lost opener alistair cook cheaply, jonny bairstow playing as a specialist batsmen in this test, went for a first ball duck. 92—1; at that stage, joe root and ben stokes appeared to settle things before root was run out two runs short of his half century. he will be bitterly disappointed with that. england's two most succesful batsmen in this series are at the crease, jos butler has just passed 50 with sam curran also there, england still in the match with a lead of 181 runs and four wickets remaining. kimi raikokonnen produced the fastest ever formula one lap to put his ferrari on pole for their home italian grand prix tomorrow. his team mate sebastien vettel was second fastest a

elsehwere wakefield trinity beat huddersfield giants. stand—by for a big crash in formula 1.ne about what happened to you yesterday after the programme? you got in trouble with your mum. understandably. you would if you put ice cream on your face. we were talking about phil neville, talking about him getting to know his players in their everyday lives, having ice creams. my mum said i‘d ridiculous myself. i‘ve got a lot of critics but you take notice of don‘t you? i'm sure she'll forgive you. today you were marvellous. the fallout from frank field‘s resignation continues — as the mp vows a legal challenge to labour‘s ruling that he can‘t remain in the party. so what do the events of the last couple of days tell us about labour, and will any more of its mps be following mr field‘s lead? let‘s cross to westminster and talk to stepahnie lloyd. there is a lot of reaction. david blu nkett there is a lot of reaction. david blunkett has said that frank field‘s actions need to be seen as a ca ta lyst actions need to be seen as a catalyst for seismic change. actions need to be seen as

elsehwere wakefield trinity beat huddersfield giants. stand—by for a big crash. hamilton in third place. and usain bolt‘s foray into the world of football continues. he's on trial with the australian side central coast mariners and he made his first appearance in a pre—season friendly yesterday, coming as a sub in the second half. he had a glimpse of goal late on...but couldn't quite get on the end of this cross. he's quick, but not that quick. if he'd slid in he might have got there. stand up paddle boarding has been one of the biggest growing sports in the uk over the last decade, but what do you do if you don't like water? you could try the new sport of landpaddling. i was told it's easier than skateboarding, so i went to southport this week to join a club session involving all ages. it's the sport that enable us to gracefully walk on water. now, stand—up paddle boarding has reached dry land and wales have given it fresh momentum. —— wheels. no longer are they restricted to getting inflata ble are they restricted to getting inflatable boards out and finding ca

to west ham that kicks off in just over thirty minutes and then later on taught them our way at huddersfield arsenal host watford and champions manchester city are up against brighton meanwhile newly named world footballer of the year luke a moderate should mitzi struggling to find his best form the season the real madrid star is getting ready to take on city rivals athletico in the spanish league later says he is still recovering from the physical and emotional exertion leading croatia to their first world cup final in russia. was not does it to start again. after all this emotional moments you you were like drained completely and. i needed to get back to my. better level now is there feel better and better. what riches around madrid could go clear at the top of the league if they win their darby clash with athletico leaders barcelona suffered a shock defeat to again as midweek but be looking to bounce back from that when they take on bilbao later on over in germany champions barring munich of loss for the first time this season they were beaten two know by hertha berlin on friday vid out i

in the day's other games, crystal palace against newcastle was a goalless draw, leicester beat huddersfield the south coast. very rainy down there. the scottish premiership leaders hearts have dropped points for the first time. they were held to a goaless draw by third—placed livingstone. stephen naismith had a penalty saved. aberdeen beat motherwell1—0. hibs are second after their 3—0 win at dundee. dundee still without a point this season. rock bottom in the table. hamilton beat st mirren 3—0. rangers face stjohnstone and celtic are at kilmarnock tomorrow. we are only a few hours away from the big fight at wembley. anthonyjoshua is defending his world heavyweight titles against the russian challenger alexander povetkin. let's cross live to wembley now and speak to our sports correspondent david ornstein. david, the spot at wembley before but that was 18 months ago. that will go down as one of the great heavyweight bouts of all time. how do you feel thatjoshua has developed in his two fights since then? he will certainly feel like it's then? he will certainly feel like its business well do

warrington wolves have sealed their place in the super league play—offs after beating huddersfield giantsflow, good morning everybody. are you all right? you got stuck on the m6 motorway. south or north? going north in that horrible bit. i had to turn the engine off at one point. by the way, mike, have you had a makeover? a different style of hair. i like it. back to school at this time of year! and a new satchel. let's talk about football. scotland will be happy it was a friendly against belgium. very heavy defeat. we are into the nation ‘s lead, which is complicated to explain, i need ten minutes! the best thing is to go on the bbc website with an explainer on there. this is scotland losing 4—0 to belgium ina this is scotland losing 4—0 to belgium in a friendly. they play albania on monday. we are talking about this and the home nations on the programme. england had a great world cup. did not win it, but it went well. expectations rising. we have spoken to the boss's boss. technical director of the fa talking about plans for the next few years. do you think i am going to see some major

they held on to beat huddersfield giants 26—24.nd after two rounds of the bmw championship, in philadelphia. rose finished the day 11 under, two off the lead, of the american zander schauffele. northern ireland's rory mcilroy is on nine—under, one shot ahead of 14—time major winner tiger woods. back to alastair cook, and his teammates have been recording tribute videos, in honour of his last test. most of them compliment him as a batsman, and as a man — but bowlerjimmy anderson took a different approach. congratulations mate. it has been a right laugh. well done pal. that'll do. don't like the bloke anyway. "farming this, farming that," that is all he bangs about, who cares mate. should've retired two years ago. 0h! very funny. he is a keen —— very keen farmer, helps out with the lambing, talks about a bit. now, chances are we've all played tag as a game in the school playground. we called it tag. we called it tick! but did you ever wish you could take it up as an actual sport? that's what athletes from all over the world will be d

warrington wolves have sealed their place in the super league play—offs, after beating huddersfield giantshe "will keep fighting", after he was forced to retire from his us open semifinal againstjuan martin del potro, because of a knee injury. he's now 32, and won the french open earlier this summer. but couldn't continue playing after the end of the second set. it's unclear how long he will be out for. to keep playing, at the same time that way, you know, having too much pain. it was not a tennis match at the end. it was one player playing and one standing on the other side of the court. i hate to retire, but to stay one more set out there playing like this... it will be too much for me. in contrast, novak djockovich looks re—juvenated. he moved closer to equalling pete sampras's tally of 1a grand slams after outclassing kei nishikori to reach the us open final. so he now faces del potro. and a huge match today for serena williams, if she wins today, equalling margaret court's 2a grand slam titles. she does have that in her sights. herjapanese opponent has beaten her early this year but s

they held on to beat huddersfield giants, 26—24., one shot ahead of 14—time major winner tiger woods. back to alastair cook, and his teammates have been recording tribute videos, in honour of his last test. most of them compliment him as a batsman, and as a man — but bowlerjimmy anderson took a different approach. congratulations mate. it has been a right laugh. well done pal. balgo. farming this, farming that, that is all he bangs about, who cares mate. sugar retired two years ago. oh! (laughs). love that. cook always has his farm, that is great. now, chances are we‘ve all played tag as a game in the school playground. we called it tag. we called it tick! but did you ever wish you could take it up as an actual sport? that‘s what athletes from all over the world will be doing in london this weekend. ijoined them for some training. with the adrenaline pumping, your heart racing, your hopes of survival on the edge... it‘s the hunter versus the hunted. in this high—speed game of chase. 0n the run from the hand of doom that is out to ta

he joins us from huddersfield. thank you very much forjoining us.r the past year. what is your view on how nurseries and childcare providers are coping? we are coming to the one—year anniversary of the 30 hours policy and as the figures out today show and as our research with our members show, the sector is struggling with the costs, with the level of funding that the government are prepared to provide. we are seeing a situation where we have rising costs on the one hand against stagnating funding on the other hand. those costs come from staffing, with rises to minimum wage and pension costs, there is also mandatory training our providers have to give to their staff but business rate as well have been crippling nurseries. we end up in the situation where around 90% of our members are saying that on the 30 policy, they are making a loss. what is the answer? obviously, it would require more investment from the government but the government has so far not been saying that is going to be forthcoming. and actually saying that childcare providers seem to

sara iftekhar, from huddersfield, didn‘t win on tuesday night but said she had achieved a lot just byg from being a teenager to adulthood is a difficult time for anyone. but some face challenges most people will never deal with. there are almost 60,000 "children in need", aged 16 or 17. these are young people who aren t in care but who have to deal with things like domestic violence, mental health issues, substance abuse and neglect. all this while making the tricky transition to adulthood. campaigners say the support for this group isn‘t good enough and point to a £2 billion black hole in children‘s services budgets. westminster will hear calls later today for more help for these children in need as they turn 18. let‘s speak now to the politician who‘s hosting that debate in westminster. steve mccabe is a labour mp and chairman of a cross—party group for looked after children and children in care. also here — peter grigg from the children‘s society. and speaking to us from plymouth is conor tate, he‘s 20 years old — he‘s been in and out of foster care since he was six. welcome to all

two men drowned while magnet fishing in huddersfield and the trust says a bylaw means the hobby is prohibitedr who goes fishing with his 1a—year—old grandaughter, melody. you may know him from his youtube channel. andy, how'd you react to the fact army bomb disposal squads have been called out up to times because of weaponry ammunition that magnet fishers have found in the bottom of rivers and canals? well,., we are basing the figures on how many videos are out there showing magnet fishers. there are plenty of times people not videoing and there will be hundreds of occasions people put stuff out and they are not finding anything like this. it is a very rare occasion. we have done about 70 videos between us and the closest thing we have got to a weapon is basically that. what is that? the end of a shotgun. that is the closest we have got to it. so it is very rare that you find items such as bombs. it does happen, but it is very rare. it is a bit of a waste of taxpayers' money, have the army bomb disposal squad is not got better things to do? would they say that if a canal boat hit one of these