we are representing hull.to be a huge month culture wise, for a start, it is the tenth anniversary of the freedom festival which includes over 200 free events, exploring themes of freedom. one day maybe is part live performers and art installation using cutting—edge technology to transport audiences into a dystopian future. and after a £60 million refurbishment, the new theatre in hull is preparing to reopen, playing host to world—class touring productions, new commissions and a one—off performance from the royal ballet. you can't come to a festival and not get some glitter on and i think you should have it in your beard as well. i will just stick with this. at the first uk national pride there was a lot of glitter and i had serious glitter envy. but with an amazing day marking 50 years since the decriminalisation of homosexuality in the uk and it was fantastic. it was a great day, it was such a family orientated event, it was a great way for the city to turn out and celebrate such a monumental occasion. and w

things that were specific to hull.ick them because you could make up a fantastic story or was it that you saw something and you were genuinely interested in it? a bit of both. some of them are genuinely interesting. they are beautiful artefacts. like the scrimshaw. art on the whale's teeth. it is so strange and beautiful. there is a pistol that looks a bit like a kosh. that triggers an idea, a story, a scenario and i started to embellish it. a famous dueler at the time said of the pistol, "i shot "thomas lympkin from two feet away, but the pistol ball did not "strike him and instead flew upon the ground striking a hedgehog "which when examined was found to be mildly stunned. "i then wished to club him but he had become "perturbed and ran away." this whole exhibition has inspired me to write a book about extraordinary tales that could be true, they might not be true, but they are embellished and i think that is something that probably i will do more of, is storytelling. so the visitors to this museum have had a sneak pe

inches in it, but for hull it was enough.ance to win back to back women's rugby world cups tonight — as they face new zealand in the final in belfast tonight. as they face new zealand new zealand are the number one ranked side in the world and have won the world cup four times before. ranked side in the world and have england go into the match this evening with just one change to the side that beat france in the semi—finals. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, we are back with the late news at 10:05 — now on bbc one its time good evening from bbc london news, i'm victoria hollins.

hull at the end of the season. wigan have a proud wembley heritage. joe burgess‘s try adding extraordinary late drama. just a minute left and it was burgess again who thought he had won it, only for the referee to call a forward pass. inches in it, but for hull it was enough. 0n rugby league's biggest stage, once again it was the black and whites who shone the brightest. adam wild, bbc news. manchester united have maintained their 100% start to the season with a 2—0 win over leicester at old trafford. jose mourinho's side have now scored ten goals this season and have still to concede. hannah lupton reports. manchester united have looked united. perhaps inspired by their fast fan. this goal was offside, just. why matter again denied. the pressure was building. the old trafford crowd a re pressure was building. the old trafford crowd are used as stunning schmeichel saves. goalless at half—time but after the break, handball from a fox in the box. if the decision seemed harsh on danny simpson, the debate was over quic

could hull kr hang onto their narrow lead? of the game. could hull kr hang onto their narrow lead ? first time in ten yea rs league for the first time in ten years since october, hull kr are looking upwards again. just one other result from the super 8s qualifiers today. warrington wolves beat catalans dragons 52—24. that's two wins from two for warrington, who'll now be hopeful of a super league place for next season. that's it from the bbc sport centre. now back to olly foster at the london stadium. a packed london stadium, it could be an extraordinary night of athletics on the penallta in light of these championships. goes of super saturday five years ago. we have got six finals coming up. four possible british medals. of course we are all looking at sir mo farah's last global race on the track before he turns his attention to the marathon. there is another british runner in the 5000, andrew butchart. i asked him foran insight the 5000, andrew butchart. i asked him for an insight into what it is like racing against mo farah. it's going to be absolutely immense. mo bring something

hull heartbeat them. hull —— in the challenge. 23 winds between them.y about that now? i think they might have been... i have lost five far north myself, hull will be free today. they will be relaxed and looking forward to it. i think we have got some really big game experience in there, guys who have won the trophy a number of times. i am really looking forward to getting out there. the fans are going to come out and make a real spectacle and a real occasion for the players. two key players are the captains, gareth bale retires at the end of the year, one of the most respected players in the world. sean 0'loughlin, very similar, very decorated and well respected. that will have a huge bearing on where the trophy ends up. yes, it has a huge bearing on a play‘s career to do well at wembley. wigan's identity asa do well at wembley. wigan's identity as a club has been really tied up in this? yes, they have won 19 of the challenge cup trophy before. there is something about wembley and wigan, itjust is something about wembley and wigan, it just seems is som

hull city thrash bolton by 4—0.final against the netherlands in amsterdam. the dutch will now take on belgium in the final on sunday. the same two nations are contesting the women's final tomorrow. england will be guaranteed a first world badminton medal after chris and gabby adcock reached the semi—finals of the world championships in glasgow. fitz eavesdropped the game against their opponents from hong kong but they recovered to take the next two. they are likely to face the world number one from china. para canoeists emma wiggs and johnny young have won britain's first gold medal in the canoes brent world championships in the czech republic. she took a fifth straight title ahead of her compatriot who took silver. young is joined on the podium by fellow brit martin tweedy after he crossed the line third in third and final. that is all from me. good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are susie boniface, columnist with the daily mirror and the publ

hull equalised a very similar mannerjust minutes. equalised a very similar mannerjust after the hour. they look to bounce straight back up to the premier league. let's pick out a view of the other notable results. bristol city had the best win, top of the table after beating barnsley. sheffield united's returns began with a 1—0 win. relegated middlesbrough lost at wolves. all the football league scorers are on the bbc sport website including an incredible start the season for luton who beat you 8—2 and we had to come back from a goal as well. leyton orient have begun their first season i the football league for 112 years, it did not go well, losing to nil at sutton united. dean beckwith here with the second. it is hard to believe, but the fa cup final wasn't even three months ago, but qualifying for this season's competition got underway today and the bbc is following it from the beginning. our cameras were on merseyside. litherland won 2—0 after a goalless first half, the game got into life. colin mcdonald was on the right place at

and a spectacular light show will run in hull's old town from december into january.old toilet. an italian artist and sculptor has created the fully functional 18—carat gold lavatory at new york city's guggenheim museum. more than 100,000 visitors have spent a penny with the million—dollar work of art. time to look of —— at whether. bolasie of meteorological summer has been showers and sunshine. clear skies and light winds to come tomorrow, a few showers around coastal regions in the south. colder in the countryside. a fresh start for the 1st of september. lots of sunshine in the morning. the showers will develop during the day. not as frequent as today. heaviest of the showers in the east, especially the south east of scotland, the pennines and lincolnshire. temperatures around 20 celsius, average for the time of year. many of us will avoid the showers. saturday is shaping up to bea the showers. saturday is shaping up to be a fine and dry day, things will turn wet and windy for sunday. goodbye furneaux. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight o'clock. this is bbc ne

whatever the weather, leigh centurions and hull kr, the win is all that matters. leigh went ahead.level with 12 minutes remaining, only forjosh drinkwater to give the hosts the advantage with a little help from the post. it meant we went into the final minutes with two points separating the sides — time for a captain to take charge. and he did. his second score of the game. could hull kr hang onto their narrow lead? the last player at the 80 minutes went their way, just. having been relegated from the super league for the first time in ten years since october, hull kr are looking upwards again. just one other result from the super 8s qualifiers today. warrington wolves beat catalans dragons 52—2a. that‘s two wins from two for warrington, who‘ll now be hopeful of a super league place for next season. the great britain and ireland team won today‘s shergar cup at ascot. the hosts beat the rest of the world side into second, in the annual team competition. and it was a double celebration for jockey fran berry, who earned the silver saddle award for the leading rider on the day. the iri

am hull, who -- isaac hull, who at that time scores the only american victory in the war. isaac hull was captain of the uss constitution better known as old ironsides. and in a ship-to-ship battle soon after the declaration of war, old ironsides, which got its name because it was made of such thick chunks of oak that the british shells bounced off. old ironsides defeated a british frigate. .. we could win and pretty soon the u.s. navy ships were all bottled up in the port bid a hugh block -- huge blockade treat from britain. we wanted to take over canada. they wanted canada so wouldn't be so much trouble to smuggle everything across the border because a third of vermonters made their living from smuggling for years. in maine and boston, we went across the border to the extent that the british never had to bug money for their army in canada because we -- were feeding their army. still, americans from the west and south wanted to take canada, to annex it. thomas jefferson wrote it would be a mere matter of marching to take canada. very untrue. three invasions would fail. but

a try has given hull the lead. just getting underway in the second—half, hull leading 12—10.there anyway. the former thai prime minister ying—luck shinawat has fled to dubai, after she failed to appear at a court appearance in bangkok. local media say she escaped via cambodia and singapore, before travelling to the gulf state, where her brother, thaksin — also a former thai prime minister — lives in exile. ying—luck shinawat is facing a sentence of up to ten years in jail if she's found guilty of criminal negligence charges. the deputy head at eton who circulated questions from an a level—equivalent economics exam before the test had been taken, has left the school. mo tanweer, who was also head of economics, left following an investigation by an exam board. eton has confirmed some pupils received confidential information and were awarded marks based on an average of the rest of their work. it says it co—operated fully and was deeply upset this incident occurred, adding the pupils had done nothing wrong. extra police are on the streets of manchester this weekend as thousands

hull city are a club that have learned to hang on.gain it was the black and white patch on the brightest. the women's rugby world cup final in belfast is just moments away. england the reigning champions up against the number one ranked team in the world, new zealand. the black ferns have won the world cup four times and have a habit of beating england in finals. here's our sports correspondent katy gornall. we are here in belfast with what promises to be a great world cup final. iam promises to be a great world cup final. i am joined promises to be a great world cup final. iamjoined by promises to be a great world cup final. i am joined by two people who really ca nt final. i am joined by two people who really cant wait for all to get started. former british and irish lion and england winger. and cat merge into one the world cup with england back in 2014 and is very well placed to give us an insight into that dressing room. what is going through their minds at this point? wilber the nerve holes busted back definitely if you nervous.

the lesson then, don‘t let it bounce and they didn‘t and hull were back in they didn‘t and hull werew scope was all that was needed and the scoreboard gap growing. joe burgess‘s try added to the late drama. but they hung on and on rugby league is biggest stage once again it was the black and white that sean the brightest. —— shown. now for a round up of today‘s premier league fixtures — in the late kick—off manchester united managed to keep a one hundred percent start to their season. that‘s after a 2—nil win over leicester at old trafford. goals from marcus rashford and marouane fellaini kept the run going forjose mourinho‘s side. in the day‘s other matches a 97th minute goalfrom raheem sterling earned manchester city a 2—1win at bournemouth. crystal palace are still without a win this season — they were beaten 2—0 at home to swansea. it was goalless between huddersfield and southampton. newcastle secured their first win of the season over west ham — 3—0 the score at st james‘s park. miguel britos was sent off for a terrible tackle in the goalless draw between watford and brighton.

hull equalise ina very for it but them ahead.wning a share of the points as they look to bounce straight back to the premier league. golf to venice, south korea's kim has a co mforta ble venice, south korea's kim has a comfortable lead. she finished the day at 17 under par, six shots clear of georgia hall, who is tied for second. hall was three shots behind, but double bogeys extended concerning's lead over her. it's all the sports, more in the next hour. a pre—season friendly between burnley and hanover was abandoned due to crowd trouble. police say the decision was taken after a group of travelling fans attended attack the home stands as well as police officers and stewards. action police say additional resources have been brought in from across the county. a british computer expert has appeared before a judge in las vegas, charged with creating and distributing malware that harvests bank details. us prosecutors said 23—year—old marcus hutchins had admitted writing and selling the software, but his lawyer said his client denied

and in half an hour, plenty of colour and comedy, as we head to hull to check out the latest from britain'sof culture. good morning and welcome to bbc news. to lorry drivers have been charged after a crash on the m1 yesterday which left eight people dead and ball with serious injuries. six men and two women were killed when a minibus they were in collided with a lorry durings near milton keynes. joining me now in the studio is our correspondent, andy moore. a few more details about the crash, it happened at 315 in the morning. i minibus with 12 people on board. the minibus with 12 people on board. the minibus had come from the nottingham area. some of those on board were visiting from india. eight people killed, as you say, four seriously injured and to lorry drivers at the time were arrested by the police. now we have had confirmation that they have been charged. the details of those charges, ryszard masierak, who is 31, he is from evesham, he is charged with a couple of causing death by dangerous driving, four cou nts death by dangerous driving, four counts of causing serious injury by da

today the former chancellor says a high—speed link between liverpool and hull is the answer.eed links between the northern cities, so we bring those cities together and then the whole of the north will be stronger than the individual parts. the government has recognised the problem. it launched the northern powerhouse project just three years ago and is determined to improve transport across the north, actually so we can see our economy grow as that northern powerhouse, that we know it can be. this is what the government is planning already. hs2 would connect london with birmingham and then crewe and manchester and leeds. an hs3 project would improvejourney times across the pennines, from liverpool to leeds and then possibly onto hull. it could cut the 40—mile journey from 48 minutes to 26 minutes and the 90—minute journey between liverpool and leeds could take an hour. george osborne believes the northern economy will be transformed by investing £7 billion in the rail infrastructure, but what do passengers themselves think? if you‘ve got a good train service, with the potent

his performances for hull we re maguire. his performances for hull were good.that is co mforta ble were good. he is a defender that is comfortable with the ball and that is important international football. he has adjusted well at leicester for a new club, places great composure, can defend the ball in the box, so a really good opportunity for us to have a look at him and for him to get a feel of being around the senior squad. england meet up there at the national football centre on sunday to prepare for the qualifier against malt and slovakia. they lead the qualifying group by two points with four games remaining, and seeing as only the group winners are guaranteed a place in russia, these matches are vital. well everton hope that england's loss will prove to be their gain. wayne rooney is in croatia with the rest of the squad for tonight's europa league qualifier against hajduk split. ronald koeman‘s side have a 2—0 lead from the first—leg, and have ambitions to go far in this year's competition. i'm watching european football for the last three years, and it

hull were back in the game. kicking clearly the way forward, hull tiger like again.as leaving his legacy. the narrowest gap was all he needed. the gap on the scoreboard growing. wigan are a proud club with a proud wembley heritage. joe burgess' try added. rugby league's biggest stage, went together with the black—and—white that strongly brightest. in belfast tonight, the women are looking to defend their title. katie is there life after night. the england captain sarah hunter says the best is yet to come from our team. but is that there's going to be enough to be the world's best in new zealand? that is the big question. it is so tight to corby ‘s game here. i think what we can say is that it has all the ingredients to bea is that it has all the ingredients to be a really epic final. on the one side, you have new zealand, the number one back side of the world, and then on the other, england, the defending champions. as well as england did in winning the title backin england did in winning the title back in 2014, they didn't have to play new zealand in that tournament

the 17 sleeping closest to the hull drowned although the rest escaped.he entire space was flooded within 30 seconds. the recreation was put together to answer all the questions that the families had. the one question, did they suffer. the answer, not for long. the collision sent sailors, lockers, and televisions flying with water rushing in on the starboard side, they started yelling water on deck and get out, scrambling toward a ladder on the portside. after the initial shock the report says the sailors lined up in a relatively calm and orderly manner to climb the portside ladder even though they were up to their necks in water by that point. two sailors stayed at the bottom of the ladder helping others out when those two finally climbed out, they stayed and helped pull two more to safety after they had to retreat to seal the floodflood ed compartment from the rest of the ship. one of the men gary rehm was buried wednesday at arlington national cemetery. according to the report he rescued a man who had a falling locker on him. the ship's captain and tho

today the former chancellor says a high—speed link between liverpool and hull is the answer.uilding a northern powerhouse, it needs to commit to high—speed links between the northern cities, so we bring those cities together and then the whole of the north will be stronger than the individual parts. the government has recognised the problem. it launched the northern powerhouse project just three years ago and is determined to improve transport across the north, actually so we can see our economy grow as that northern powerhouse, that we know it can be. this is what the government is planning already. hs2 would connect london with birmingham and then crewe and manchester and leeds. an hs3 project would improvejourney times across the pennines, from liverpool to leeds and then possibly onto hull. it could cut the 40—mile journey from 48 minutes to 26 minutes and the 90—minute journey between liverpool and leeds could take an hour. george osborne believes the northern economy will be transformed by investing £7 billion in the rail infrastructure, but what do passengers themselve

he wa nts to hull liverpool line high—speed.t could cost around 7 billion, spread over several years, the return on the investment would transform the economy in the north, and a couple of statistics. george osborne saying if we had the £7 billion investment it would bring an extra 7 billion people to within a 90 minute journey of the north of england and three times as many businesses. so a real call to action from the former chancellor. let's look at when he is saying it, what about the timing of this? very interesting, the timing. george osborne made his interview on the bbc today programme and wrote an article in the financial times and no coincidence tomorrow there is a regional meeting of regional mayors from places like manchester and liverpool and local politicians and business leaders. their frustration is close to boiling point at what they see as the prioritisation by they see as the prioritisation by the national government spending on public transport projects in london to the detriment of the north of england and e

the bulbous bow of the tanker toor a 28-foot-wide hull in the ship's hull. four sleeping compartments were completely flooded, their insides turned into such a twisted, tangled meas, that divers could not recover all the bodes they located. admiral scott swift is commander of the pacific fleet. >> the damage to the ship is quite significant. the water-tight integrity was compromised. many of the spaces were flooded. >> reporter: the only clue to what caused the accident is an initial report from the scene that the "mccain" lost steering three minutes before the collision. if confirmed, that would help explain why the ship was unable to avoid the much larger tanker. although, loss of steering is an emergency navy crews are trained to deal with. the training and qualification of crews has become a growing concern within the navy since the fatal collision of the u.s.s. "fitzgerald" with a container ship in june. an accident blamed on mistakes made by a dozen officers and men from the captain on down. the fatal collisions involving the "mccain" and "fitzgerald"

both sides scored three tries in what was a close contest, mahe foonoa with two of them for hull, asday's premier league matches then you may want to look away now. manchester united maintained their 100% start to the season. goals from marcus rashford and marrouane fellani making it three league wins from three. a 97th minute winner from raheem sterling saw manchester city beat bournemouth 2—1. while newcastle secured their first win of the season against west ham. in the scottish premiership, callum mcgregor‘s late goal rescued a point for celtic as they came from behind to draw with stjohnstone. meanwhile, aberdeen maintained their winning start to the season thanks to adam rooney's header. lewis hamilton has equalled michael schumacher‘s all—time record of 68 formula 1 pole positions. the mercedes driver produced a sensational lap in qualifying and will start at the front of the grid in tomorrow's race, ahead of title rival sebastian vettel of ferrari. injury‘s forced andy murray to withdraw from next week's us open, the final tennis major of the year. after seeking the advice of

and in half an hour, plenty of colour and comedy, as we head to hull to check out the latest from britain'sof culture. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. eight people have died in a crash involving two lorries and a minibus on the m1 motorway in buckinghamshire. it happened on the southbound carriageway near newport pagnell in the early hours of this morning. four people have been taken to hospital and two men have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. our correspondent jenny kumah reports. the crash happened at around 3:15am on the m1 southbound between junctions 15 and 1a near newport pagnell. one vehicle was a fedex uk lorry, the other from aim logistics. police believe the minibus was travelling from nottingham. eight people have been confirmed dead. four, including a child, were taken to hospital and are seriously injured. two men have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. they are in police custody. and jenny kumah joins us from the scene. thames valley police have issued more information about what may have happened? yes, t

colin paterson, bbc news, hull. a good trophy, not sure about the broomsticks. days. it‘s not beautiful everywhere. there is cloud around the north—western areas. in 17 in glasgow, not far off 30 degrees in london. behind this were the front thatis london. behind this were the front that is where the cooler air is flowing in off of the atlantic. temperatures dropping away across northern parts of the country as the weather front moves southwards. tomorrow the weather front is in the midlands. so north of birmingham it would feel pressure. temperatures closer to 20 degrees. but it‘s still very warm in the extreme south east. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: us authorities say 30,000 people will need emergency accommodation after more than 30 inches of rain caused floods in and around the city of houston. donald trump has declared a state of emergency in louisiana. the third round of brexit talks are taking place in brussels this afternoon with british negotiators urging the eu to show flexibility and imagination. a lorry driver has been remanded in custody

colin paterson, bbc news, hull.dditch. now everything you want to know about the weather comes from thomas. i haven't got time. only 60 seconds. one interesting thing today, we're close to beating the record as far as a high temperature goes for the late august bank holiday monday. it's currently around 28 degrees in the south—east and the record was in 1990, 28. 3. we still haven't quite beaten it. next few days, its going to be turning cooler. this is what we've got more or less right now, in the next couple of hours, still 26 in london. fresher in the north, where it's not been such a great day. lake district, cloudy, spots of rain and other parts of southern scotland and northern ireland have also had a fair bit of cloud. this is a weather front that's moving across the uk. you can see spots of rain into wales, through the north west of england, yorkshire and into the north midlands during the course of night. to the south of that, it stays dry, a couple of showers here, but warm. 17 in london. tomorrow's weathe

hello, this is the university of hull clearing centre.usands will still get to uni through clearing. tuition fees now more than £9,000 a year. no sign yet it's putting young people off. but at the top of universities, they know the debate has shifted. it has opened up and i think the key issue for universities is that the funding that we have for higher education must have the confidence and trust of young people. it's important that young people are not deterred from higher education. going to university still pays. graduates earn more in their lifetime. what's changed this year is the politics, a big youth vote for scrapping fees in the election. the debate on who pays reopens. the second edition of the papers coming up soon, but first look at the weather. good evening. we have seen more showers developing across western parts of the uk and we might have longer spells of rain across northern ireland into wales and later in the night a strong wind pushing wet weather into northern england and scotland. showers in the south and clear skie

just before monday the destroyer was hit leaving a gaping hole in the hull. >> four suspects in if barcelona and cambril attacks reported in court today. the judge released one because there was not enough evidence to keep him. an imam killed in the explosion was found to be the mathser mind of the cell that carried out the attacks. football season is right around the corner. canadian researchers found collision, contact and no contact sports and found collision athlete brains were different in areas related to vision, movement and memory. brain damage accumulates over time. >> the growing popularity of backyard chicken coops has led to salmonella cases. there have been 961 reported cases including one fatal cases. many of the cases had contact with backyard chickens. the cdc reminds anyone around poultry to wash their hands frequently, refrigerate the eggs and cook them thoroughly. >> the great american eclipse has come and gone. what should you do with the classes? if you are not keeping them as a souvenir, you may want to donate them for future eclipse viewing viewings. they'll go to asia

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hello, this is the university of hull clearing centre.£9,000 a year. no sign yet it's putting young people off.

colin paterson, bbc news, hull. that‘s it for now.g. let‘s get more now on the floods which have caused devastation in parts of the us state of texas. officials have been holding a new conference on the emergency response effort so far. speaking in washington, the acting secretary of homeland security warned that although the hurricane force winds had diminished, storm harvey was still posed a serious threat. i know everyone in this room and on the president‘s team has been moved by the images and stories of people who are suffering in texas. we want to make sure you all know we are working right now to provide assistance as quickly as we can. right now we are focused on rescue operations and we will move into recovery operations later in the week. but today we are deeply concerned with those in houston and surrounding areas who are stranded and in need of immediate assistance. people need help and we are working to provide it. while the hurricane force winds have diminished, i want to stress that we are not out of the woods yet. not

hull face wigan this afternoon. for one of the most prized pieces of silverware in the sport.ory against warrington last year, their first wembley win. the warriors have their name on the cup more than any club. victory for them would be their 20th. the match starts at 3.00pm and is on bbc one. the summer transfer window shuts next thursday, we've seen some massive signings, neymar leaving barcelona for paris st germain for £200 million tops them all, but how about this on the offical real madrid twitter feed early this morning that caught everyone by surprise? welcome messi, seeming to announce the barca superstar as a new arrival. far fetched? well, it is. hackers were behind the spoof and they followed that up with posts about how bad real‘s internet security is, but not before the original post had gone viral with 27,000 retweets. plenty of football over the weekend, manchester united and huddersfield will be looking to make it three wins out of three. united are at home to leicester, newly promoted huddersfield host southampton. the lunchtime kick—off is on the south coas

hull face wigan this afternoon. for one of the most prized pieces of silverware in the sport.er that thrilling victory against warrington last year, their first wembley win. the warriors have their name on the cup more than any club. victory for them would be their 20th. the match starts at 3.00pm and is on bbc one. football, and in the premier league bournemouth and manchester city are playing in the early kick off. bournemouth hadn't scored a goal this season going into this game, but look at this for a strike. fullback charlie daniels with an early contender for goal of the season, making it 1—0. but city have struck back. they left sergio aguero on the bench for this game, their other striker gabrieljesus has scored the equaliser. 1—1 at the vitality stadium going towards half time. you can keep up to date with that game and all of today's sport on the bbc sport website, including formula 1 qualifying. that has just started for tomorrow's belgian grand prix. that's all on our website. that's all from the bbc sport centre for now you can see more on all of today's stories o

it's rugby league's challenge cup final tomorrow at wembley, as hull take on wigan.hoping to become the first side to win the competition 20 times. all the talk of greatness and dynasties, we haven't built it up like that. we have come here to win, all the rest will take care of itself. the names will follow. we will be going out to win and that is all. not overconfident. we have a lot of respect but we have a great training week, the players have acquitted them well. if we do what we practised, with the structure and game plan, make sure we have a clear head, we have a chance of having a massive one. it's the world triathlon series event in stockholm this weekend — jonny brownlee will be there, as willjodie stimp—son and jessica lear—month. who better to preview that for us than the olympic bronze medallist vicky holland, whojoins me now on the sportsday sofa. welcome. you're currently out injured — just bring us up to speed on that and when we might see you back in action. i picked up a calf injury in may, it's quite complex, i have to sideline this season. but i'v

hello, this is the university of hull clearing centre.ees now more than £9,000 a year. no sign yet it's putting young people off. but at the top of universities, they know the debate has shifted. it has opened up and i think the key issue for universities is that the funding that we have for higher education must have the confidence and trust of young people. it's important that young people are not deterred from higher education. going to university still pays. graduates earn more in their lifetime. what's changed this year is the politics, a big youth vote for scrapping fees in the election. the debate on who pays reopens. one of the most famous students who got her results today was the nobel peace prize winner, malala yousafzai. pictured here getting her grades this morning, the 20—year—old has gained a place at oxford university to study philosophy, politics and economics. malala was campaigning on girls‘ rights to education in her native pakistan in 2012, when she was almost killed by the taliban. president trump says american histo

hull fc at taking on wigan.ompetition 20 times. all the talk about greatness and dynasties, is not about that. we are here to win a cup final. the rest will ta ke are here to win a cup final. the rest will take care of itself. all the plaudits in the name of that will follow. —— or the plaudits and names will follow. we had a great trading week this week. if we do we practice and stick to the game plan, and make sure we have a clear head, we have a chance of getting literally. —— we have a chance of getting literally. — — warriors. we have a chance of getting literally. —— warriors. they will be a massive game for us. formula 1 returns this week after a massive break. lewis hamilton send a message to sebastian vettel. he was the fastest in practice today. tom clarkson was watching. formula 1 sprung back into life today. as befits a bank holiday weekend, the way they is playing a part. —— the weather is playing a part. and in this happen. rain this afternoon. there was a fast laps of a second training session. le

look for sailors who may have been washed out of the gaming hole a tanker punched in the mccain's hull. having lost two ships, the mccain and the fitzgerald, to deadly collisions, the commander of the pacific fleet, admiral scott swift, said he no longer had confidence vice admiral joseph aucoin, commander of the seventh fleet and relieved him effective immediately. ships in the seventh fleet are in a safety stand down to review basic seamanship. one of several steps, senior navy officers felt aucoin should have ordered in june after the fitzgerald collision. a string of accidents in the seventh fleet dates back to january, when the guided missile cruiser ran aground in tokyo bay. the grounding was blamed on captain joseph kerrigan relieved of his command. but the investigation also found substandard performance from multiple crew members. the seventh fleet may not be over, lower ranking squadron commanders are response bum for monitoring conditions aboard individual ships like the mccain and fitzgerald. and may have failed to spot accidents waiting to happen. anthony. >> david martin

missio is under way after the you can see the damage to the hull. the navy says several areas are fltoode 7th fleet in the pacific in the senato mccain reacted on crews. >>> tonight president trump will addres the nation on america's he'll speak live from arlington, virgin and expected to share the speech comes three days >>> nbc news will carry the presid nationwide address >>> a new poll finds president trump' approval rate cigarette includ pennsylvania and 54% disapproved. >>> north korea is making new take a look at these new it shows the u.s. capital hit tensio are high from president this week's military exercises simula u.s. officials do expect some >> never know which way he'll turn. he's not irrational but unpred >>> a man is still on the loose office recognized the man in the of him run into a home and went in after him. once inside police say they rifles they b the man was in the baseme severa hours later they figured out man was no longer in the home. >>> comedy fans and many others the legendary funny man being he was 91. he was born in

they'll also have more on the quidditch premier league championship that has been taking place in hulltest headlines: thousands of people are rescued from rising as houston bears the brunt of tropical storm harvey. the american national weather service has described the flooding as "beyond anything experienced". officials say more tornados and rain are on the way security has been tightened in several states in northern india of this before and the sentencing on monday of a self—styled guru convicted of rape. now it is time for our newspaper review. what's making headlines around the world ? the financial times is leading with the catastrophic floods swamping houston following tropical storm harvey. a picture of two men in a kayak on the street shows the incredible flood level in the city. in the new york times, the emerging relationship between greece and china is making the front page. the paper says a chastised greece has embraced advances and investments from beijing, as it struggles under austerity measures imposed by european partners. gulf news business is focusing on the much a

does labour back the idea of a track which goes from liverpool— hull? we do.hill out. if you back essentially a vanity project, you're giving no help to a lot of the smaller communities. they want help for retraining. that is much more valuable, they say. that assumes that they are mutually exclusive. there's no reason why you cannot do both. it could boost the northern economy. it has a knock—on effect. we've set aside £25 billion for investment. these things cannot be taken as individual items. you've got £25 billion for education plans. what about the electrification of the transpennine express to mark the interesting thing, the government pulling away from that upset the apple cart. there needs to be a proactive plan for investment in the infrastructure. this is no use. especially when it is direct from london. london and the government have got to chill out in regard to this control over everything that goes on. this is the way forward and that is what the leaders meeting in leeds will be sending a message about. there is no point in doing hs3 unless ther

hull were soundly beaten 116—18 by huddersfield and they're now three points behind leeds. who are level on points with wakefield who are fifth. mark selby is out of the china championship snooker, after he was beaten 5—4 by chinese teenager zhou yuelong. the world number one, selby, was competing in a first ranking event since he winning his third world championship back in may and his rustiness showed as he failed to pot a couple of simple browns during the match. that left yuelong the opportunity to clinch the 5—4 win. but safely through to the last 16 is five—time world champion ronnie o'sullivan. he comfortably beat david gilbert 5—2 and will play another former world champion graham dot in the next round. that's it for now. good evening. reasonable weather coming up this weekend. not com pletely coming up this weekend. not completely dry for everyone but there will be showers around. a better chance of dodging them than the last few days. the north—west of scotla nd the last few days. the north—west of scotland had weather fronts moving on overnight, bringing cloudy w

we are joined by dana hull who covers tesla. this is fascinating. the high-yield debt market has had a shaky week, we have seen demand pour in for the high-yield bond so much so that it did not have to pay much of a premium and scaled it higher so the deal went well. >> the deal was upsized which is great news for tesla. they need cash as they ramp up the model 3 and factory in nevada and are continuing to expand sales and service operations. they went to the bond market and the bond market responded quite kind. caroline: how important is this? they have previously gone to the xm markets. that means dilution and a slight bristling of your investor base. this is lighting -- widening their capital market access. >> it is an interesting move. cap shareholders were probably getting tired of being diluted. elon is a top shareholder in tesla. it is good to have a diverse base of cash when you need it. i think the timing is injured sting. it has been an interesting summer for the bond market. this gives tesla another cash cushion as they continue to ramp.