i am really excited, and ifeel a lot more hunger to come back and smash it even more.k and do a lot more pbs next year. the final gold was the relay in dublin, which means britain finishes third on the medal table with 20 gold medals and 55 medals overall. britain's jamie murray and brazilian bruno soares have won their second doubles title of the month with victory at the cinicnatti masters. murray and soares fought back from a set down to beat colombians juan sebastian cabal and robert farah. it is their ninth title together since joining forces in 2016. novak djokovic also beat roger federer in the last few minutes. and finally, some things are worth waiting for. golfer paul waring has won his first european tour title at the nordea masters, at his 200th attempt. he held a two—shot lead with four holes to play, before playing partner thomas aiken birdied the last hole to force a play—off. a par was good enough for waring in the end, though, as aiken drove into the water. he got absolutely soaked, but a nice trophy as well. that's all the sport for now. imran khan, w

ifeel confident in my but hopefully i will take my chance. i feel confident in my game and ready for the next step. there's a t20 double header at old trafford today. lancashire lightning are just getting started against durham jets and earlier in the women's super league, surrey stars came out on top against lancashire thunder by 55 runs. henry moeran is at the ground. this game was the equivalent of a six pointer in the super league. two sides in the middle of the table with aspirations still of reaching

had ifeel? ifeel we played well against leicester and we won.hat is 10th anniversary with the club. —— fencing company. he's just as you get short of 250 games, and it could come tomorrow against wolves. a lot of changes happening here. so it is a long time. many games. unfortunately it could be more. but no doubt he has the chance. he's very fit. of course because now too. —— of course a big personality. west brom were beaten back to a stopping time goal. —— stoppage time. miss chances until daniel ai poked home. stoppage time. miss chances until danielai poked home. —— stoppage time. miss chances until daniel ai poked home. —— ayala. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories involving football stories today. tottenham and hugo lloris has apologised after being charged with drink—driving. the spurs champion has been bailed after random breath testing in london. loris karius' two—year loan deal to besiktas looks a step closer after the turkish club posted a picture of the turkish club posted a picture of the turkish club posted a pict

and ifeel yet but i certainly feel much better than i did at worlds and i feel more like myself.but the first medal of the day came in the women's 10k scratch race, as emily kay had to settle for silver after being pipped on the line by the netherlands‘ kirsten vild. and to complete the full set, the men's team pursuit team earned a bronze after victory over germany. italy took the gold ahead of switzerland. swimming also got under way today in glasgow with heats and finals this afternoon and a first medal for the british swimmers. hannah miley took bronze in the women's 400 metres individual medley. the scotswoman, second from the top, was third behind frantine lesaffre of france who took gold. aimee wilmott started slowly and could only manage fourth. it definitely does help, especially being on home soil. but, why would a medal, it is really nice. my first championship since 2006. sol medal, it is really nice. my first championship since 2006. so i have come full for quite a few times. adam peaty, meanwhile, wasn't quite hitting his world record—breaking heights, but still qua

ifeel like discrepancies still allowed to happen.ke we've had discrepancies still allowed to happen. i feel like we've had so much public backlash and seen all these companies failing and falling and it seems like something that to me by with a big company i would not be looking —— i would be looking at what the figures will look like. if someone what the figures will look like. if someone not advising and saying this is all going to come out in the media and look really awful? they don't care, do they? it is the committees that decide it, the shareholders they would argue it's up to them to hold them to account and so clearly there may be questions about how active are they and what impact they have. do we ever see any of them come out and say this is not right? but one wonders why, the reason why ordinary workers pay is not rising as high as inflation and so on and so forth is a lack of productivity. how come that does not apply to the board level? i don't understand. is quite funny, i'm sure we can all think of people who steve ex

but, you know, ifeel confident.o i have been coming and preparing to try and win the event, whereas i don't think that is realistic for me this year, so it is a slightly different mentality coming in than what i have had the la st coming in than what i have had the last ten, 11 years of my life. so it feels a bit odd. it's great that, yes, the last two weeks over, because i had a lot of work to do on court. but yes, we are close to the start of the us open now.” court. but yes, we are close to the start of the us open now. i won the us open five—time, so i stated quite happy. it is not like the us open never worked out from it. it hasn't the last few years, but it is all good. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but, from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, good morning. afterallthe cold, wet weather we had yesterday, you know things can only get better. it was stuck at 40 degrees so much of the afternoon and with some rain heavy enough to give some loca

ifeel confident in my but hopefully i will take my chance. feel confident in my game and ready for the next step. there's a t20 double header at old trafford today. lancashire lightning are just getting started against durham jets and earlier in the women's super league, surrey stars came out on top against lancashire thunder by 55 runs. henry moeran is at the ground. this game was the equivalent of a six pointer in the super league. two sides in the middle of the table with aspirations still of reaching the finals day at home on august 27. for the surrey stars, they knew that victory was almost imperative if they were to realistically keep those hopes alive. the lancashire thunder, having had real trouble in this competition, in the last couple of years have won three matches in good form but crucially, had never won a game here at old trafford. as it was they were set a target of 168 thanks to the efforts in particular of the big hitting south african, with seven 70 from just 37 deliveries over the surrey stars. the run chase staggered and

ifeel like # woman. i feel like a # woman. ifeel like a natural woman.t that rate has cleared through it is ushering in quite a change in the field of the weather. the room of the and skies brightened and we saw some sunshine and happy showers. but we started to get into much cooler fresher much coolerfresher air. here is our band of cloud that brought the rain. speckled clouds racing behind it. pretty ha p py speckled clouds racing behind it. pretty happy showers but in every of much cooler fresher pretty happy showers but in every of much coolerfresher air pretty happy showers but in every of much cooler fresher air working across the country. however, lying in wait in the electric is another area of warm air and that is heading oui’ area of warm air and that is heading our way. for most, this cooler fresher field is only temporary, but it will give us some significant lower temperatures and that. clear spells for many, still showers across parts of the north and the west but even in the towns and cities, nine or 10 degrees in the countryside. a really

but, you know, ifeel confident. the last ten years or so i've been coming and preparing to try and win the event, whereas i don't feel like that's realistic for me this year. so it's a slightly different mentality coming in than what i have had the last ten, 11 years of my life. so that feels a bit odd. it's great that, yeah, the last few weeks are over, because i had a lot of work to do on court. but yes, we're close to the start of the us open now. i won the us open five times, so i stand here pretty happy, to be quite honest. it's not like the us open never worked out for me. it hasn't the last few years, but it's all good. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. but, from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, good morning. after all the cold, wet weather that we had yesterday, you know things can only get better. it was stuck at 13 degrees for much of the afternoon, and with some rain heavy enough to give some localised flooding. we almost had two inches of rain falling in south

ifeel for supporters to me.here about 200 of them all the way out probably trains, buses the whole thing. and it's a disappointing performance from them. they see a goal, but we had to be much better than that. elsewhere, burnley will need a big comeback in their second leg. after they were beaten 3—1 by olympiakos in athens. after going a goal down, chris wood did level things up with that first half penalty. andreas bouk—a—lakis put the hosts ahead after the break and things went from bad to worse for burnley when ben gibson was sent off on a second yellow for handball and olympiakos got their third goal of the night from the resulting penalty. it's not been the return to english rugby that chris ashton was hoping for. the sale sharks winger, who returned from toulon this summer, has been banned for seven weeks after he received a red card for a tip tackle in a preseason friendly against castres last week. ashton did not accept the charge, but was found guilty by an independent panel process. our rugby union r

we don't want to go to hard—hit, and ifeel like it is going to be a big performance. win. first and foremost, that is the most important thing. but i am due a knockout. i haven't knocked anyone out in quite awhile, and it isjust a good feeling. the long camp is almost over. now it is time for frampton to take centre stage in his own city. the 2018 asian games are underway, with history made in the opening match of the women's basketball on wednesday. players from both north and south korea competed together for the first time in a joint team, taking on the hosts, indonesia. and it proved to be a good combination, with korea winning108—li0. south korea won the gold medal at the asian games four years ago in incheon. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but, from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. we're looking at quite a changeable spell of weather, really, over the next few days, with some rain around. we'll certainly get some rain as we go on through the next 2a hours. the satellite picture shows a

ifeel we played well against leicester. i felt we played feel? ifelt we played bad against brighton and we lost. manchester city captain vincent kompany celebrated his tenth anniversary with the club this week — the defender is just one match away from reaching 250 games for the champions... something to be extremely pround of according to his manager he had ten years here. it is a long time. he could have more. but, no doubt, he is a big personality. tottenham and france goalkeeper hugo lloris has apologised after being charged with drink driving. the spurs captain was charged following a routine patrol stop in london. the world cup winner says the incident was "completely unacceptable" and added "i take full responsibility for my actions and it is not the example i wish to set." he's been bailed to return to westminster magistrates court on tuesday the 11th of september. lloris's tottenham face manchester united at old trafford on monday. middlesborough v west brom in the championship tonight. it is still goalless. the winner at the riverside w

when i get the gold medal or any medal, ifeel like i have really achieved something.hampionships are under way in berlin. fifteen gold medals up for grabs today. great britain's hollie arnold was hoping to secure her second major title of the year, having won javelin gold at the commonwealth games back in april. kate grey is there for us. how did she get on? ican i can confirm that in the last few minutes hollie arnold has become the european champion here in berlin. that adds to the commonwealth titles she did earlier in the year. she manages to do a whole lot of honour for people cheering her on and she did win by a significant margin. she has dominated the event for many yea rs has dominated the event for many years and looked comfortable so that was the gold for great britain but there was another gold from harry jenkins in the t33100 metres. many of his competitors got reclassified just before the start of the competition so there were only two competitors but it was a brilliant achievement nonetheless which means great britain have a two gold medals as well as f

ifeel super excited and i'm really happy that she is mine. she is mine. i am super excited.ank you. i promise i won't mistreat you. i will do my best to keep the smile on your face. back in kampala, rita is meeting a couple who have had a very different wedding experience. right now i am on my way to visit my old clients — i did their wedding last year — moses and joan. they are such a lovely couple. right now they are going through some financial difficulties because of the expenses they had to incurfor their wedding. they had to go into debt. it has greatly affected their marriage, so i'm going to check on them and see how they are progressing. father, in jesus's name, we thank you, because you are a good god, a gracious god. 33—year—old moses is a pastor, whose livelihood is dependent on community donations. his 27—year—old wife, joan, is a new mum. she works odd jobs when she can. moses, tell me, why were you under so much pressure to have this big wedding? first and foremost because of my position as a pastor and a man of god in community and society and even in church

ifeel sorry for them i problems about the tickets and the money.he way we only can act. head coach trevor bayliss says the decision to include ben stokes and england squad for the third test against india on saturday was taken for the all around his well—being will stop stokes joining up well—being will stop stokes joining up with his england teams here. bayless says he will take time before deciding whether to place stokes and the match and this will come after he will be involved and a fight last september but found not ofa of a freight earlier this guilty of a freight earlier this week. —— of an afraid. guilty of a freight earlier this week. -- of an afraid. we will find out over the next couple of days. i'm sure he's as funny a phone call. we have the next two days to assess. -- i'm we have the next two days to assess. —— i'm sure he had said plenty of phone call. we have guys in form at the moment. it will be decision to make. whether it be him or somebody else. it is a position would be trying to get it for a while. the one—day team, it is a

i feel super excited and i'm ifeel super excited and i'm really happy that she's mine.e function we nt excited. i'm happy. the function went well. i'm happy that this is out went well. i'm happy that this is our ring. thank you, the promise i won't mistreat you. i'll do my best to keep a smile on your face. backin back in kampala rita is meeting a couple who had a very different wedding experience. right now i'm on my way to visit my old clients. i think they're waiting here, moses and joann. they are such a lovely couple but right now they are going through some financial difficulties because of the expenses they had to incur for their difficulties because of the expenses they had to incurfor their wedding. they had to go into debt and it greatly affected their marriage, so i'm going to check on them and see how they are progressing. father, injesus' father, in jesus' name father, injesus' name we thank you because of your precious god. 33—year—old moses is a pastoral whose livelihood is dependent on trinity donations. his 27—year—old wife joan is a trinity donations.

ifeel like i cannot tell you how nice it is to be back here. you don't know i am going to get you to leave backwards and then high hails. laughter when divided? some months ago. -- high heels. in the past i was asked, andi high heels. in the past i was asked, and i was going to afghanistan, iraq, iwas and i was going to afghanistan, iraq, i was pregnant, and i was going to afghanistan, iraq, iwas pregnant, reading my babies, and it just felt. iraq, iwas pregnant, reading my babies, and itjust felt. my youngest committee is for and a half, going off the university, my oldest, —— my youngest is going off to nursery. and i thought, why not? i love dancing. and this is a lovely thing. you and i know that we work in very serious news, and this is joyful and gleeful, and actually... why not? for a little brief interlude i think i shall be casting my lovely home side. normally, as you all know, we normally work on a saturday, so i can't work on a saturday, so i can't work on a saturday might —— casting my lovely home aside. i will have to get a night

so, yeah, ifeel pressure in a way that i don't want to let them down. we have put in so much work.ll the way is virgin founder sir richard branson. the world is heating up. we have to move the world to a world that's powered by clean energy. and so if we can come up with an exciting way to try to get people involved in moving to clean energy, so much the better. what more exciting way to be than really exciting motor racing taking place in cities all over the world? all of the big car manufacturers are getting behind formula e and that's because as well as the race on the track, they're also competing to develop their own electric cars. jaguar is one of the first teams in the championship to bring one out. what's really exciting is this year, we launched... the car that will have a range of around 400 miles. it's part of the technology we developed in our risk are we it to consumers to try and enjoy. it's a really aggressive racing environment. we're pushing the boundaries and the technology to the limit. what we learned here was a bulimic cars that drive more efficiently and faste

i can enjoy all the time on court and i feel delighted also, i can enjoy all the time on court and ifeelwilliams. the number 13 seed — who‘s never won the canadian 0pen — beat her fellow—american caroline dolehide in straight sets. after a tight opening set, williams breezed through the second 6—1 to seal her place in round 2. it was one of the best examples of test cricket in recent years. england edging past india in a back—and—forth test match at edgbaston and legendary indian batsman sachin tendulkar has told the bbc that he doesn‘t think his fellow countryman need to panic, just yet... till the third afternoon, nobody knew who was going to win the test soi knew who was going to win the test so i would say, there was maybe 19, 20 difference there and the momentum was shifting but i don‘t think one needs to panic much because over a period of time, i‘m hoping the batters would come into play, maybe more. as teams all around europe finalise their squads for the new football season, barcelona‘s latest signing has been the talk of social media. arturo vidal has signed for the spanish cha

but, ifeel like i am a prisoner in a room, because i cannot get out, no matter how hard i try.than 12 months for operations. four years ago, the then health secretaryjeremy hunt said such waits were unacceptable and called for them to be eliminated. then there were about 570 waiting that time, now it is more than 3500. we know every winter this year, unfortunately the pressures on the nhs were such that we had to cancel routine operations for a couple of months. what that meant is not that patients did not need those operations, it meant that they had to wait longerfor them and i think that is reflected in the increase in waiting times we are seeing today. with emergency care, there is continuing pressure on the nhs. last month saw a record number of people going into a&e units in england, underlining the point that with the nhs, there is no letup, whether it is winter or summer. nhs england said that in soaring temperatures, there had been an unprecedented summer surge, but others in the health service argued it was part of a long—running trend. generally, demand for nhs servi

ifeel the koran is enough, it says repeatedly the book is complete and detailed, god has not left outthing form the text, he doesn't forget and make mistakes or run out of words so the 6,236 verses should be enough for muslims because the creator says that and that human—manufactured sources like the hadith, the reputed sayings of the prophet, the sharia, which is a mediaeval concoction and the fatwas like against salman rushdie and others, none of those have credence as far as i'm concerned. those people, that followed these other secondary sources, they should more accurately be described as mohammedans because they put far more emphasis on the messenger than the message. i want to pursue some of that. on the self—description, thing, you didn't describe yourself as a cleric. an imam or cleric has a bad reputation in the muslim world. a scholar, an academic, an intellectual. do you speak arabic? of course. yes, i studied for many years in each it and it's notjust a matter of learning the language and the theology and the culture of the faith, and knowing the source of the religion. w

i am about to say something i don't often say, ifeel very inadequate. twitter, i'm @nkem|fejika. thank you very much for watching, by by. —— bye bye. hello there. all this week our weather will be coming in from the atlantic, so once again it will be rather changeable. sunday saw some welcome sunshine across a good part of the midlands towards the south—east of england, and in the warm and muggy air it felt warm out there as well. the main rain—bearing clouds that's remaining for the time being towards the north—west of the uk, but south of that it is going to be difficult to gauge how much sunshine there will be today because the air is moistening up, more low cloud coming in, a lot of dry weather around and there may be some sunshine around at times. you can see the extent of the cloud. the best of the breaks across central and eastern parts of england, a bit of drizzle around the western hills and coasts. more substantial breaks across central and northern parts of scotland, where the air is a bit cooler and fresher. still a decent day and with the c

but after that, now as well, ifeel great and i am happy that i am going through it.know me and know how healthy i have been. that is the reality. it can happen to anyone. as soon as they ask, and they said jose, it was amazing. we have a lot of worries, everyone, in their life, different things. it does not matter how much money you have or how you live. you have to live every day and i appreciate every day. but it may mea i appreciate every day. but it may me a better person. it puts everything into perspective. and you can hear more from jose enrique tomorrow on the bbc iplayer radio, where he'll be on sportsworld on bbc world service radio. that's all from sportsday. it's time for the weather. hello and good evening. a very tangible weekend on the way. more places will have a dry day on saturday, more places will have some rain at times on sunday. we have had some very heavy rain earlier on today. some localised flooding and more wet weather is moving, so things are coming down slowly but surely. clear skies means it is going to be pretty chilly tonight exceptin g

ifeel like indonesia has a relatively safe security situation. 17,000 athletes will take part, with 462a62 gold medals up for grabs. and with tens of thousands of tourists expected, indonesia is determined to stamp out petty theft. but amnesty international says the crackdown on criminals has led to unnecessary violence, with 31 people killed in police raids and dozens injured. alongside security, pollution has been high on the list of concerns. despite attempts to take cars off the road, indonesia's traffic clogged capital is still shrouded in a thick layer of smog. the two week—long asian games —— asian games will take place in venues across the capital, sumatra, and the —— the capital, sumatra, and the —— the capital, jakarta, and the sumatran city of palembang. 0n capital, jakarta, and the sumatran city of palembang. on friday, indonesian presidentjoko widodo ran with the torch, almost at the end of its month—long journey across the country. there will be a —— be around 100,000 police and army personnel guarding the games, tasked with stamping out pick pockets and bag snatchers. pol

. # ifeel... #.franklin on bbc one on saturday night at 9.30pm. a—level students across england, wales and northern ireland have been getting their results today. they've received the highest proportion of as and a stars since 2012, despite major changes to the system. this year students in england were assessed mainly on their final exams rather than coursework. 26.4% of a—level entries got an a or a star. but with thousands of university places still available through clearing, many institutions are competing to attract students with offers. 0ur education editor branwen jeffreys reports from nottingham. excited, nervous, relieved. proud and a little bit nervous. i've pa55ed, i've pa55ed! relief after months of anxiety. time for celebration for those getting their grades. kyra is off to study psychology, the first in herfamily to go to university. they're really proud of me. i'm the first one to go off to uni, so to be the one that's going to do it, it's quite a privilege for them, i think. she'll b

ifeel we played bad against brighton and we lost. he certainly isn't happy.like a manager under pressure. to make games into the season, they have won won and lost one. zinedine zidane is waiting in the wings should they decide that jose mourinho is not the man to take them forward. it doesn't look happy at the moment. and i am sure there will be more talk about his departure if he loses again. these the weekend. —— these are the fixtures. world will find it tough at home to manchester city. there's at home to manchester city. there's a lot of talk about raphael korine eat as's future at united. the game that sticks out for all of us has to be the london derby — arsenal versus west ham united. two managers under big pressure but as well. there are only four teams who have scored no points, and these are two of them. no permanent arsenal manager has ever started their time with two defeats. emory will be desperate not to do that. pellegrini, the west ham boss, two games into the season, he has had to ask the fans for patients, because some of them keep leaving

ifeel the referee might have been affected in the tunnel area.nces you see and learn. i‘m disappointed because i thought last night we were tremendous and it is back to what we are known as, a team hard to play against a difficult for the opposition. with energy. but could not find the end product. it meant there were four british clubs in the draw for this years group stages, arsenal will play sporting lisbon, qarabag and vorshkla. 2013 winners chelsea are in a group with paok, bate borisov and vidi. celtic meet salzburg, rb leipzig and rosenborg while rangers face rapid vienna, villarreal and spa rtak moscow. let‘s talk about that now. arsenal have 10,000 odd miles to travel for they‘re away matches but looking harderfor they‘re away matches but looking harder for celtic they‘re away matches but looking harderfor celtic and they‘re away matches but looking harder for celtic and rangers. they‘re away matches but looking harder for celtic and rangersm they‘re away matches but looking harder for celtic and rangers. it is what can happen in these d

ifeel the people involved in the world gathering of families.s visit has been overshadowed, to a great extent, by the present history we are going through and the past history he has addressed so forcibly in relation to the matters to do especially with the sexual scandals of the church and are so many people who represented the church. father kenny, you are based in rural ireland. you are regarded as being a rather progressive catholic priest. iam rather progressive catholic priest. i am interested to learn how the pope's visit has been received outside of the urban centres. locally, where i live, the pope is making literally a business stop visit tomorrow, a flying visit into the airport and then onto the shrine of our lady where he will be meeting the local pilgrims and they are expecting about 40,000 people. he will meet a more mixture of people from the rural part of ireland where perhaps the faith has stronger roots, literally, in the rural situations. how do they feel about what the pope has had to say so far. for example, in relation to

ifeel so ashamed to go around asking pharmacist is for the pill.ent pope, religion holds an important place. father pepe is close to pope francis and shares the view of abortion being wrong. he says it has become a political debate not relevant to the slums of the city. translation: abortion does not have the meaning here it does for the middle class. people want to have a child. politics is being used to make that hard. change will not be easy. argentina could bank history this week but there are plenty of people determined not to let that happen. —— argentina could make history this week. let's get some of the day's other news. ivan duque has been sworn in as president of colombia in the capital, bogota. at forty—two he is colombia's youngest president and he faces several pressing concerns, including shoring up a shaky peace deal with the farc rebels. polls have now closed in ohio where people have been voting in a special election for a new member of the house of representatives. latest polls suggest the race between the republican troy balders

but, ifeel like i am a prisoner in a room, because i cannot get out, no matter how hard i try.been waiting more than 12 months for operations. four years ago, the then health secretaryjeremy hunt said such waits were unacceptable and called for them to be eliminated. then there were about 570 waiting that time, now it is more than 3500. we know every winter this year, unfortunately the pressures on the nhs were such that we had to cancel routine operations for a couple of months. what that meant is not that patients did not need those operations, it meant that they had to wait longer for them and i think that is reflected in the increase in waiting times we are seeing today. with emergency care, there is continuing pressure on the nhs. last month saw a record number of people going into a&e units in england, underlining the point that with the nhs, there is no letup, whether it is winter or summer. nhs england said that in soaring temperatures, there had been an unprecedented summer surge, but others in the health service argued it was part of a long—running trend. generally, d

i feel really confident now, i'm happy, ifeel like i've got myself back. ricky boleto, bbc news. hutchinson is here. just one story, but how much do we really know about what is happening here, the wider picture? looe the children's society has published another report which suggests there are big challenges at schools. it surveyed 10—17 —year—olds and nearly a quarter, 24%, of children said they heard jokes about other children's they heard jokes about other child ren‘s appearance they heard jokes about other children's appearance all they heard jokes about other child ren‘s appearance all the they heard jokes about other children's appearance all the time. almost the same proportion of secondary school students heard ongoing jokes about sexual activity of other students. and girls in particular said those kind of comments made them feel terrible about their appearance. the crucial question, especially when we look at the figures, what can be done? what is being looked at? the children's society says it wants a requirement that all schools can offer counselling to children who f

ifeel like i am repeating myself, but it is another england batting collapse.clever trap set by india. he was caughtjust really clever trap set by india. he was caught just around really clever trap set by india. he was caughtjust around the corner. after that, there was a reprieve before he was caught missiles. we might not see much more of the land in this test team. then two really crucial blows. two players who could've scored quick runs and got him toa could've scored quick runs and got him to a competitive position, but wolf wood both went, both caught in the slips. england are only 99 ahead. they are right up against it. india very much on top. they are indeed. what then could england do if they are to salvage something from this test match. i'm not sure. hope, pray, maybe do a rain dance. t20 quick get... if that comes off it might get england into a good position. they might worry about indian batsmen who didn't all look so great. england are now up against it big time. i think india may well have won this test match in this morning session. thank you

ifeel like the foreign secretary is doing more than the previous one did. of course there is more to done but it is a good start. jeremy hunt has been more strident than i expected him to be in all honesty. thank you very much for talking to us. the daughter ofjohn and susan cooper, the british couple who died at a hotel in egypt last week, has told the bbc she's convinced ‘something in their room killed them'. kelly 0rmerod, who was also staying at the hotel, believes her parents didn't die of natural causes. egyptian investigators say no trace of poisonous gas has been found in the couple's room. 0ur correspondent stuart flinders reports. john and susan cooper were on a family holiday at the red sea resort of hurghada when they were both taken seriously ill and died on the same day. their daughter, kelly 0rmerod, who arrived home in burnley this morning, was with them. at 11 o'clock, i went and knocked on the door, to see whether they were just having a bit of lie in and didn't want to be bothered. as i opened the door, i could see that my dad was extremely ill. he was staggering b

ifeel responsible because i didn't see the pain in my baby's eyes. they're special and there's nothing different that... about them that should be pointed out and made them feel any type of way other than loved. we are all different and our differences are what makes us equal because it's the one thing we all have in common. we are supposed to embrace each other. regardless of if they are gay or not, they should all feel loved. they should all feel beautiful and they should all feel special, welcomed and warm. they should feel like wherever they go, people will treat them special and equal and no different than another. what would you say to parents who are watching you now? teach your kids love. teach them it's ok to have differences because we are all different. nobody‘s the same and if we were all the same, this world would be so boring. 0ur uniqueness is our differences and our differences are what make us equal. teach your kids more compassion. teach them more respect. teach them to be more accepting of each other. teach them it's ok, if you don

i feel very badly ifeel very badly for i feel very badly for paul manafort. being treated worse than the mob boss al capone. mr manafort made tens of millions of dollars working for oligarchs and politicians in ukraine, money he had from the authorities in foreign bank accou nts from the authorities in foreign bank accounts and which he used to fund a lavage lifestyle, spending huge sums on property, cars and clothing including this, $15,000 jacket made from ostrich. mr donald dewer trump! —— mr donald] trump! manafort‘s crimes were not connected to the period he worked for donald trump's campaign. but michael cohen claims some of the offences he committed were committed under the orders of the president. specifically, trying to influence the vote. congratulations! he says mr trump told him to pay tens of thousands of dollars to stop the porn star stormy daniels from making allegations about a sexual relationship, and to silence the former playboy model karen mcdougal from going public with claims about an affair. mr cohen pled guilty to two campaign finance

father committed suicide when i was 17 and i feel i have my father committed suicide when i was 17 and ifeelmitted suicide when i was 17 and i feel i have been on the run evra scenes. if something like that happens in your family. run evra scenes. if something like that happens in yourfamily. you do go off the rails but also work a bit harder to prove you are somebody because it is such a confidence zapper. maybe we could get a reading from the start of the book, when you are talking... in many ways it was are talking... in many ways it was are happy and privilege childhood, but you wrote very movingly. about how your mother protected you from some of the things going on. my mother spent much of my childhood trying to hide the worst from me that this was about my father's illness— i merely new my father was someone illness— i merely new my father was someone i was illness— i merely new my father was someone i was scared. illness— i merely new my father was someone i was scared. years later did a television programme on manic depression with stephen fry, stephen who is himself by pollard said

i feel really confident now, i'm happy, ifeel like i've got myself back. ricky boleto, bbc news.tions which offer advice and support on the bbc actionline website at bbc.co.uk/actionline. time for a look at the weather. we have ha rd we have hard rain. there has been rain across the south—east. this was france last night. a lot of lightning. big storms have developed across the north—east france, spain. 100,000 lightning strikes in france alone, many of them injust strikes in france alone, many of them in just eight strikes in france alone, many of them injust eight hours, last night. that is a lot of lightning strikes ina that is a lot of lightning strikes in a short period of time. how do you count them? there are special satellites that measure them. i thought you would have known that. is that coming here? it is not. these are the storms. they formed at ten o'clock last night all of southern. there is a very good reason. warm and muggy levels and lower levels in the atmosphere, cold and dry it from the spanish plateau, blacklisted and cools, but dave and stability. a weather

ifeel sorry for them and i want to say thank you and apologise we are going to try and apologise we areormat of the davis cup. the competition where andy murray led great britain to victory traditionally spans most of the calendar year with the final in november. today it has been turned into an18 team november. today it has been turned into an 18 team season ending event. the lawn tennis association was among those opposing the proposal. sainz will become the replacement for fernando alonso. he is currently on loan at renault from red bull. it isa on loan at renault from red bull. it is a multi—year deal. sainz is currently 11th in the f1 championship and said it was a childhood dream to join championship and said it was a childhood dream tojoin mclaren. alonso said he was stepping down from the team at the end of the season. from the team at the end of the season. that is all the sport for now. more on the bbc sport website. do not forget, all the big stories coming up at 6:30pm. many thanks indeed. we will see you later on. more now on the death of the singer aretha franklin — known

i feel i have ifeel i have been i feel i have been so ifeel i have been so busy.rowds were amazing, really getting behind me. it's so nice to have that support. to win the british open has been your dream since the age of seven, is that right? yes, to have that and to have a tapping on the last hole was very to have a tapping on the last hole was very fortunate. it's just incredible to be up there with some amazing players, world number ones. that's the reason why i started playing golf, to win tournaments like this. just to have the compliments and text messages from some major champions is just a dream come true. i'm very happy. no rest for georgia just yet — she's heading straight to scotland now for the european championships, where she partners laura davies. meanwhile, there's been more success at the event, in the pool for another georgia. after winning the 50m backstroke title yesterday, georgia davies is through to the semi—final of the women's 100—metres backstroke. she came third in her heat earlier and will go again tonight, along with gb teammate kathl

i was heading to genoa and i can say ifeel like a miracle. saint barbara protect me.es for the company that looks after the maintenance of the bridge, and the genoa prosecutor's office has opened an investigation into possible negligent homicide. italy's transport minister is angry. he wants heads to roll at the company, and has promised to hold it accountable — here he is at the scene. translation: in a civilised and modern country like italy, tragic events like this must not be allowed to happen. this is unacceptable and those responsible must pay in the end. the families of the desperate victims, the families of the people who are still under the rubble, we are facing a real slaughter. they deserve to be compensated until the last cent, even though is clear that it will not take away their pain. the maintenance company says it had checked the bridge every three months using highly specialised techniques. the prime mininster giuseppe conte has said all infrastructure across the country will now be double—checked. here is is speaking a short time ago. translation: we

ifeel the pressure every week, every week.se and you don't perform in the way that you expecting a pressure touches your. and we are always under pressure. and we are always under pressure. and as far as tottenham are concerned there will also be focus on their captain ugo lloris after he was charged with drink—driving in london on friday. he has since issued a, public apology and it will be interesting to see weather he keeps his place in the line up tonight. scottish premiership leaders hearts say their manager craig levein is recovering well, having been taken to hospital this morning. levein was in the dugout for saturday's win over kilmarnock and although the club say no further comment will be made at this time, they did wish levein a speedy recovery" in a statement. his assistant austin macphee will take over first—team duties until levein is back to full health. staying with hearts, and their 21—year—old defender john soutter has been called up to the scotland squad. they host belgium in a friendly at hampden park next

i have given up exercise, says one viewer, to get rid of migraines, ifeel better and healthier.e ten yea rs proven that by quitting i would live ten years longer, i would not stop drinking wine, i would rather have a happy ten years with wind than 20 without. here's some sport now. burnley boss sean dyche criticises officials in their europa league match against 0lympiakos, saying they could succumbed to pressure. brendan rodgers says their defence lacked pride and desire, in their 1-1 lacked pride and desire, in their 1—1 draw in lithuania. rangers won, however. burnley lost 3—1 to live your cost. chris ashton has been banned for seven weeks, he will miss the start of the premiership season. sophie hahn was one of six british gold medallist on a big night at the european para athletics championships, taking the t 38 200 metres title as britain go into day five on top of the medal table. that is all the sport. it's been nearly 40 years since pope saintjohn paul ii's plane landed on the runway at dublin airport. there was hysteria at the time, with almost half of the island's pop

ifeel really sorry for the residents of the county.cause all of the overspends that have taken place since that time are effectively trying to be clawed back in a few months, and that is really difficult. that is the impossible part. max caller, really good to talk to you. thanks for your time, and very interesting to hear your perspective. thank you very much indeed. let's talk to one local person. louise stubbs chairs a campaign group to keep her local library open, which has been threatened several times. shejoins me from northampton. louise, thank you so much for speaking to us tonight. what are your thoughts on the way your council has been run, and the fact that you and others have obviously had to fight very hard to keep your library going? well, obviously it has been incredibly difficult for all of us. i would like to comment on something that max caller said they are, because although i personally have absolutely no doubt that mistakes were made, our library service in northamptonshire is the most efficient service in the enti