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brilliant from jack laugher. at the commonwealth games, england's jack laugher wins a third successive gold in the one metre springboard final. and coming up on the bbc news channel, hinako shibuno leads the way after the first round of the women's open at muirfield, but scotland's louise duncan is hot on her heels, just two shots behind. good evening. the bank of england has taken the unprecedented step of warning that the economy faces a prolonged period of recession, starting this year and continuing right the way through 2023. it would make it the longest downturn since the financial crisis in 2008. it's part of a deeply bleak assessment of the state and direction of the uk economy. that includes further sobering news on inflation, which is the rate at which prices rise — which the bank forecasts will rise from over 9% to more than 13% — driven by the sharp rise in energy bills. in an effort to curb those soaring prices, the bank of england raised interest rates by half a percentage point to 1.75% — which wil

england's jack laugher and ant harding have won gold in the in the three metre syncronised diving. our sports correspondent, laura scott, is watching the athletics at alexander stadium... laura. yes, the highlights at the moment at the commonwealth games come from jack laugher and laura muir. lorimer made it through to the final of the 1500 metres. she isjust a fortnight on from winning world championship bronze in the event and today she did nothing more than she had to. she knew she had to finish in the top five and she came fifth but she says she is feeling good ahead of sunday's final where she will be by four as athletes from the home nations. also the 800 metres. cindy sember turns 28 today and won her heat and the crowd joined in a rendition of happy birthday for her. there will be three athletes from team england in the final of the women's long jump after they qualified this morning. there has been more diving dominance forjack laugher bust up last night, he made it three successive wins in the one metre platform and today he made it a hat—trick of golds in the three metres

jack laugher has his hat—trick of commonwealth games titles on the one—metre springboard.e comfortably secured gold ahead of australia's two—time world champion shixin li, with england'sjordan houlden taking bronze on his commonwealth games debut. i think that ijust came into it a little bit maybe not in the right frame of mind and felt a little bit scared, but today, ijust did my normal thing and it worked out. that's actually my lowest score, but i'm still doing really well. i like being pushed all the way, i like it. and 17—year—old andrea spendolini—sirieix then won the women's 10m platform event to continue the gold success for england. she topped the leaderboard from her second dive on her commonwealth games debut. teammate lois toulson took silver. there've been six athletics medals up for grabs this evening. zach shaw won silver in the men's tii—ti2 ioometre final — tii—ti2 ioo—metre final — finishing just seven hundredths of a second behind south africa's ndodomzi ntutu, who defended his title. andrew pozzi got the bronze in the ten metre hurdles. taking a tumble

it was jack laugher and anthony harding who were celebrating, winning gold in the men's synchronised bronze. that's all we've got time for. loads more on the website and app. next on bbc news, it's the film review. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'm jane hill. and taking us through all the summer's releases is anna smith, who is back with me. good to see you, anna, and what have you been watching? all sorts. this week, we've got the feast, which is a stylish welsh language horror from doctor who director lee haven jones. then, girls can't surf. this is a documentary about women and waves. and then finally, we're looking at a french romantic comedy called anais in love. and you bring me a horror film to start. lovely to see you, anna. no, no, excellent. tell us what it's about. i keep doing this to you every week, don't i? but it is a horror film worth talking about. and it's an intelligent horrorfilm, you know? i love that. so, the feast, it's intriguing. it's darkly funny. it's character driven, starts off much like a thriller, but becomes quite a ful

jack laugher has won gold in the one—metre springboard at the european aquatics championships, in italy to his collection, beating italy's lorenzo marsaglia by 17 points. fellow briton and commonwealth games bronze medallistjordan houlden finished in fifth place. england captain ben stokes inspired a fightback on the second day of the first test against south africa. it looked as though england were facing another mission impossible to stay in the hunt at lord's. they were bowled out for 165 this morning, and then struggled with the ball — and their first breakthrough had an element of luck to it. james anderson removing dean elgar. england improved after lunch — a wicket each for matthew potts and jack leach, and captain stokes picked up three — this was the big one — removing saral ervee for 73, and later, rassie van der dussen and keshav maharaj. the damage somewhat limited, south africa finishing the day 289—7, a lead of 124. in the men's hundred, the manchester originals beat the southern brave by 68 runs. the originals posted a score of 188—3 in their innings, jos buttler leading

over in birmingham for the commonwealth games — jack laugher took his diving gold in less than 2a hourshey sealed it in style with a 3.9 difficulty — the forward two—and—a—half somersaults with three twists. it's the third successive games at which laugher, who's 27 now, has has won this event. one of the most difficult dives in the world that they completed for the world that they completed for the gold medal. matty lee and noah williams conquered cramp to win the 10m platform synchro. it's the first commonwealth title for olympic champion lee. there was a shock win for 17—year—old marfa ekimova. she picked up the very first gold medal ever for team england in the rhythmic gymnastics individual all—around final. betty glover was watching. she qualified fourth for this final and she was quite a few points behind from the top three. she even finished 14th in one of the disciplines. that was just qualification but this is where it all matters and she told me she came into this with so much determination. you could really see that, she finished just ahead of the silver medallist today. thi

dan goodfellow getting gold, with team—matesjordan houlden and jack laugher taking the silver and bronzearer martin mchugh delivered the winning bowl in the men's fours to beat india and secure their best ever commonwealth medal haul. wales got their first rhythmic gymnastics gold medal. gemma frizelle with a surprise first place in the hoop event. it's the opening weekend of the premier league. so if you don't want to know what's happened today you know what to do. last year's runners up, liverpool, were held to a 2—2 draw by newly promoted fulham. alexander mitrovic, who scored 43 goals last season, got another two at craven cottage. elsewhere, wins for bournemouth and leeds united. newcastle beat newly promoted nottingham forest 2-0. the biggest win of the day was at tottenham, as they put four past southampton, and in the late kick—off chelsea beat frank lampard's everton1—0. it's the second weekend of the scottish premiership. aberdeen beat st mirren 4—1, stjohnstone were victorious at motherwell, rangers beat newly promoted kilmarnock 2—0 and celtic were 3—1 winners at ross county.

another day, another gold for englands jack laugher.defending his one metre springboard title he's now won the synchronised 3m springboard gold with his partner ant harding. they sealed it in style with a 3.9 difficulty — the forward two and a half somersaults with three twists. iis the third successive games at which laugher, who's 27 now, has has won this event. he and 22—year—old harding scored a total of 438.33 points. malaysia were second. scotland's ross beattie and james heatly finished fourth. two golds is amazing. what me and tony wanted to take from this was to get another good performance under our belt. tony achieved that, i still have things to improve on. i had a really bad night's sleep last night so not feeling myself today but to have a pretty bad sleep and then go out and perform some of the hardest dives in the world alongside a great synchro final was pretty good. are these the games where scotland's laura muirfinally adds a commonwealth medal to her collection? a silver medalist at the olympics last year, she's had

and in the commonwealth games, england's jack laugher and andrea spendolini—sirieix each won golds —irst diving titles for england. good morning. the governor of the bank of england has defended the decision to raise interest rates, saying there's a "real risk" of soaring prices becoming "embedded". yesterday, the bank warned the uk will fall into recession as it raised interest rates by the largest amount in 27 years. the uk economy is forecast to shrink in the last three months of this year, as the bank predicts a recession that will last well into next year. the bank says that sharp increases in energy prices will push inflation to more than 13% — a 42 year high — and that the value of people's incomes is falling. one of the ways it can try to control inflation is to raise interest rates. this makes borrowing money more expensive which means we are less likely to spend — bringing prices down. that's the bank's justification for raising interest rates from 1.25% to 1.75% — the biggest rise since 1995. the governor of the bank of england, andrew bailey, told the today programme why

jack laugher and anthony harding won gold in the men's synchronised 3 metre springboard event.or their vocational exam results this morning, three days after they were due to get them. the exam boards pearson and ocr have apologised to pupils who have been affected. it's left some unable to confirm their university places. it's long been known that the popularity of our coastal towns and resorts with holiday and second home owners has led to a decrease in the numbers of young people living there. but, perhaps less known, is the impact that is having on the ability for the rnli to recruit and train new lifeboat crews. our reporter phil chapman has been to yorkshire to find out more. nearly 200 years after the rnli was formed, the skills needed to bravely carry out rescues at sea are being passed on to a new generation, and some volunteers among the team here at at the staithes and runswick lifeboat station are proudly sharing their knowledge with their sons and daughters. my name's lee jackson, helmsman at staithes lifeboat. hi, i'm elena and i'm his daughter. it's something i'v

and the defending champion jack laugher is safely through to the final of the men's one metre springboard place below italy's lorenzo marsaglia. great britian�*sjordan houlden will also be in the final which takes place at three forty this afternoon. british businessman jim ratcliffe is interested in buying premier league side manchester united. side manchester united. news of his interest follows a bloomberg report that the glazer family are willing to sell a minority stake in the club. ratcliffe — here on the left — whose company sponsors the ineos grenadiers cycling team — is one of the uk's wealthiest people. he also owns the french ligue un side nice, and the swiss club lausanne—sport. in response, manchester united supporters�* trust cautiously welcomed the interest from ratcliffe but said a takeover would need the support of fans. a spokesperson told bbc sport: "any prospective new owner has to be committed to the culture, ethos and best traditions of the club. they have to be willing to invest to restore united to former glories, and that investment must be real new money spent on

jack laugher and anthony harding won the three metre synchro gold today for the team.ise. we started off a week ago with highs of 3a celsius, so it was a scorcher, but we broke the drought and then we broke the drought with significant rainfall totals for some but not all. look at holbeach in lincolnshire. they had 152 millimetres of rain and most of that fell in a five—hour period. it was way above the average for the time of year. but interestingly, just 20 miles down the road in parts of lincolnshire, some had very little rainfall at all. that's how i selected it was. and that is likely to be the story as we go through tomorrow. this weatherfront is moving in and it's taking its time. it will bring some very heavy pulses of rain for a time, moving across northern ireland, stretching to north—west england and parts of wales. then as it drifts eastwards, it is going to weaken off a little as we go through the day. if we zoom out and look at some of the rain now starting to nudge further into southern scotland, it is only central and northern scotland staying fine and

it was an english 1—2—3, withjourdan houlden taking silver and jack laugher picking up the bronze. congratulationss. scotland's james heatlyjust missed out on a medal in fourth. england's hopes of winning commonwealth 2020 gold are over after a four—run defeat by india in the semi—finals at edgbaston earlier today. our reporterjo currie was following the action. with a place in the final at stake, england knew they would have to bring their a game if they were to have a shot at the gold medal. india won the toss and opted to bat and they made it clear early on that they also meant business. smriti mandana hit a 61 off 32 balls, including three sixes. and jemimah rodrigues made 44 as india set england the challenging target of 165 for victory. in response amyjones was run out for 31. leaving england heading into that final needing 1a runs from the final six balls, however, in the end, they fell just short, losing by four runs. india will now take on the winner of australia or new zealand for the gold medal, england now has to refocus on the bronze medal match. competitive gaming is being included a

jack laugher is currently in action in the final of the mens three metre springboard.rounds. fellow britonjordan houlden is leading. it's a must win fight for anthonyjoshua as he faces heavyweight champion 0leksandr usyk in saudi arabia later. joshua will need to drastically improve on the previous fight against the ukrainian that he lost 11 months ago. a victory for usyk will retain his unbeaten professional record and could see him eventually becoming the undisputed champion. crystal palace have now taken the lead against aston villa. wilfried zaha with his second at the game. you're up—to—date. more at around 5:15. there are fears that the cost of living crisis will make it easier for criminals to recruit children into drug dealing and violence. youth workers are concerned that as families fall into poverty, more young people could be exploited by so—called county lines gangs. zoe 0'brien has the story. do you know what? it's the money. it is easy money. money, money, money. it starts with the promise of family, of quick cash and fast cars. to some young people, the

jack laugher came into this after gold in thei metre springboard, but could only finish fourth in this victory in the prestigious ebor handicap at york. riding the 9—1 shot trawlerman, in the blue and white colours of the godolphin stable, he still had plenty to do in the final furlong but edged out alfred boocher by a nose — it's the first time dettori's ridden to victory in the race since in ten years. it's a must win fight for anthonyjoshua as he faces heavyweight champion oleksandr usyk in saudi arabia later. joshua will need to drastically improve on the previous fight against the ukrainian that he lost 11 months ago. a victory for usyk will retain his unbeaten professional record and could see him eventually becoming the undisputed champion. "what a battle." that's how britain's cameron norrie described his epic victory in the last eight of the cincinatti open. he overcame the third seed, carlos alcaraz. the british number one led by a set and a break but lost a second set tie break before coming through 6—4 in the decider. he'll face the unseeded croatian borna coric later. it i

great britain's jack laugher and jordan houlden have both qualified for the men's 3 metre springboardon gold in thei metre final and qualified in second place behind italy's giovanni tocci, with houlden in fifth. the final takes place just after 3.30pm this afternoon. before that, andrea spendolini—sirieix and lois toulson compete in the women's synchronised platform final. britain's cameron norrie is one win away from reaching the final of the cincinatti open — he'll face the unseeded croatian borna coric later. it's after an impressive win over the third seed, carlos alcaraz, in the quarter—finals. he was up a set and a break but lost the second set tie break before coming through 6—4 in the decider. of it is funny how tennis works, you know? i started the tournament playing so tight, playing terribly, i won a couple of tough matches, and i found some confidence yesterday, and i found myself in the semifinals, and i'm feeling really good about my game and hitting the ball really well. both tottenham and rangers can move to the top of the premier league and scottish premiership respe

jack laugher came into this after gold in the one—metre springboard, but could only finish fourth inusyk and anthonyjoshua. the three world titles that ukrainian claimed when beating joshua last year are on the line again, but given what's now going on in his homeland, victory for usyk tonight will surely mean much more than remaining as world champion. defeat forjoshua would leave him wondering where he goes next. ade adedoyin is injeddah for us. not long now for what is an eagerly anticipated re/max. so many talking points. how will the war impact 0leksandr usyk�*s mindset? anthony joshua said he is simply adopted the wrong strategy. alongside me is steve, writer and broadcaster. it’s steve, writer and broadcaster. it's ofthe steve, writer and broadcaster. it�*s of the biggest night of his career, but he's had an olympic final in his hometown. he's won and lost the world heavyweight. this will be his 12th world heavyweight championship fight. he's under the type of pressure now that he's never been put under, and i'm struggling to find a case in history where a british fighter has

shortly, jack laugher and jordan houlden will go in the final of the men's three metre springboard. rematch between anthonyjoshua and 0leksandr usyk. joshua says he's mentally ready after being heavily beaten last year by the ukrainian. for usyk — who was helping with the war less the six months ago — he's fighting for more than just his titles. ade adedoyin is injeddah. 0nce champion, now challenger. anthonyjoshua is a man on a mission. what gives you the confidence that this time round it will be different?— confidence that this time round it will be different? because i've been in the rim will be different? because i've been in the ring with _ will be different? because i've been in the ring with him _ will be different? because i've been in the ring with him before. - will be different? because i've been in the ring with him before. i - will be different? because i've been in the ring with him before. i know. in the ring with him before. i know his tricks, i know what he's doing and i know what i want to do. standing on his way is this man, the fearsome and formidable 0leksandr

jack laugher has his hat—trick of commonwealth games titles on the one—metre springboard. a little bit maybe not in the right frame of mind and felt a little bit scared, but today, ijust did my normal thing and it worked out. that's actually my lowest score. 0ut out of the last three commonwealth. but i'm still doing really well. i like being pushed all the way, i like it. and 17—year—old andrea spendolini—sirieix then won the women's 10m platform event to continue the gold success for england. she topped the leaderboard from her second dive on her commonwealth games debut. teammate lois toulson took silver. there've been six athletics medals up for grabs this evening. zach shaw won silver in the men's tii—ti2 100—metre final — finishing just seven hundredths of a second behind south africa's ndodomzi ntutu, who defended his title. england's andrew pozzi got the bronze in the ten metre hurdles. the bronze in the iio—metre hurdles. taking a tumble as he dived into the line to get among the medals. jamaica took the gold with a time of 13.08 seconds. australia's matthew denny

scotland's james heatly is the second—best qualifier, it is jack laugher who is the biggest draw heresh diver at a single world championships. he got silver in this particular event and says he is going for gold. his grandma lived nearby and died a few months before this event. he is third, his second dive was particularly strong, but it is his compatriotjordan houlden who leads at this stage. we have the women's ten metre platform final coming up, and andrea spendolini sirieix will be competing, the daughter of first dates' fred. bubbling along nicely, we haven't reached _ bubbling along nicely, we haven't reached boiling point yet. if you like watching medals being handed out, you _ like watching medals being handed out, you have the ticket for the perfect — out, you have the ticket for the perfect day because there are nine medai— perfect day because there are nine medal ceremonies tonight and only ei-ht medal ceremonies tonight and only eight events. in about 20 minutes, eintends— eight events. in about 20 minutes, england's katarina johnson—thompson picks up— england's katarina j

and at the sandwell aquatics centre, jack laugher, looking to win a third gold medal of these games,him as he looks for a second successive hat—trick of commonwealth titles. he's already retained his individual one metre and synchronised three metre springboard titles. and over at the alexander stadium, there are two athletics sessions featuring finals today. jake wightman has just missed out at the final of the 1500 metres. tonight laura muir and keeley hodgkinson will go for gold in the women's 800 metres final. still so much to look forward to. chetan, thank you. competitive gaming is being included as a pilot event at the commonwealth games, and takes place this weekend in birmingham. the event will have separate medals, but the commonwealth games foundation say they want to trial new events that will encourage younger audiences to engage with the games. miriam walker—khan reports. e—sport history. the inaugural commonwealth e—sports championships will run alongside the games, but the hope is that it could become part of the full programme by 2026. and now it is my pleasure and h

over in birmingham for the commonwealth games — jack laugher took his diving gold in less than 2a hoursas has won this event. one of the most difficult dives in the world that they completed for the gold medal. first commonwealth title for olympic champion lee. first commonwealth title for olympic champion lee. there was a shock win for 17—year—old marfa ekimova. she picked up the very first gold medal ever for team england in the rhythmic gymnastics individual all—around final. betty glover was watching. she qualified fourth for this final and she was quite a few points behind from the top three. she even finished 14th in one of the disciplines. that was just qualification but this is where it all matters and she told me she came into this with so much determination. you could really see that, she finished just ahead of the silver medallist today. this is such a shock for england, they were not expecting this. she is 17 years old, she became british champ early this year and is the first gymnast from england to win the gold in the rhythmic gymnastics. for the second time this week, tea

olympic gold medalist jack laugher is taking part in the final of the 1 metre springboard diving at theay around half an hour ago, natalie pirks is watching for us. natalie, how's he looking? i may have to start whispering because they are going to the board. there's a big story developing. and he is the defendant commonwealth champion and going for his third consecutive title. he's actually third, lining third about the moment after three of their six diets most of the australian is just in second in its his compatriot, jordan, who is leading at this stage. and a strong third and not so much. and this will be a big story when he walked into the station at a huge cry from the crowd and a real crowd favourite and just came off the back of a fantastic world championship had a trick of metals and budapest was unprecedented for british diver to win that many metals. he had been suffering with his mental health before tokyo we picked up a bronze in tokyo and left the metre springboard in a given faith coming into the commonwealths at the moment, he is lying in third. i think they'll be quite

england's jack laugher gets a second diving medal, along with partner ant harding. good evening. the nhs in england is increasingly reliant on doctors and nurses recruited from outside the uk, bbc analysis has found. it shows that more than a third of doctors who joined the health service last year came from overseas, compared with less than a fifth in 2015. the government says employing people from abroad has always been part of its strategy, but unions have warned it is unsustainable in the long term, and that the uk should be training its own doctors and nurses. 0ur health editor hugh pym has been looking at the figures. new figures show in a rising workforce, doctors in england recruited from outside the uk and the eu rose from 18% of the total in 2015, to 34% last year. as for nurses and midwives registering to work each year in the uk, this was just before the brexit referendum — blue for uk staff, orange showing nurses from other european countries and grey for other nations. then the european share fell, partly down to a new language test, and nearly half of the newjoiner

jack laugher has won gold in the one—metre springboard at the european aquatics championships, in italye bowled out for 165 this morning, and then struggled with the ball — and their first breakthrough had an element of luck to it. james anderson removing dean elgar. england improved after lunch — a wicket each for matthew potts and jack leach, and captain stokes picked up three — this was the big one — removing saral ervee for 73, and later, rassie van der dussen and keshav maharaj. the damage somewhat limited, south africa finishing the day 289—7, a lead of 124. in the men's hundred, the manchester originals beat the southern brave by 68 runs. the originals posted a score of 188—3 in their innings, jos buttler leading the way with a thunderous 68 off 42 balls. sean abbott followed up with an incredible bowl for the wicket of james vince, as the defending champions crumbled to 120 all out, and their fourth defeat in five games. earlier in the women's fixture, southern brave's women made it three wins from three. smriti mandhana top—scored with 43, as the brave set the manchester origin

a springboard to success — british diving's golden boy jack laugher adds another european title to hising down in distance, but the fastest qualifier nonetheless — world i,500—metre champion jake wightman makes the 800 semis at the europeans in munich. also coming up in the programme... making history in a country where that's been hard for women to do. british boxer ramla ali on being in the first female fight in saudi arabia. and paying out for trying to save the planet — how sail gp rewards its teams not just for winning races. hello again. 6england's solace towards the end of the second day of the opening test against south africa, it could have been a lot worse. england's solace towards the end of the second day of the opening test against south africa, it could have been a lot worse. wickets after tea at lord's have helped slow the tourists�* march past england's first innings total. but south africa are still very much in charge, with their lead now more than 60. joe wilsonjoins me now. a day that is not over yet, but it started in a sea of red with lord's marking another red fo

jack laugher has completed a hat—trick of commonwealth games one metre springboard titles in the diving ahead of australia's two—time world champion, with england'sjordan champion, with england's jordan holden, champion, with england'sjordan holden, bronze medal on his commonwealth games debut, congratulations to both of them. felt a bit scared, but did my normal thing and it worked. inaudible. i like being pushed all the way. inaudible. i like bein: ushed all the wa . i like being pushed all the way. the first old i like being pushed all the way. the first gold medal of the day for england... inaudible. all the more impressive after the birth of her sun, look at the light on her face there. they took silver. in the men's time trial, times have been hoping for another commonwealth goal is just a corner and he fell. it took some time to get back up and he fell in the constant precious seconds and the constant precious seconds and the time trial and that paved the way for fred right to win silver after a strong clean race for him. finishing in second behind the australian. tt finishing in

another day, another gold for englands jack laugher.- what — remember for them. two golds is amazing. what me _ remember for them. two golds is amazing. what me and _ remember for them. two golds is amazing. what me and tony - remember for them. two golds is i amazing. what me and tony wanted remember for them. two golds is - amazing. what me and tony wanted to take from this was to get another good performance under our belt and to tony achieved that, i still have things to improve on, i had a really bad nights sleep last night so not feeling myself today but to have a pretty bad sleep and then go out and perform some of the hardest dives in the world alongside our great synchro final was pretty good. are these the games where scotland�*s laura muirfinally adds a commonwealth medal to her collection? a silver medalist at the olympics last year, she�*s had bad luck as well as injuries hamper her at previous commonwealth but she�*s here in birmingham with all eyes on gold in the 1500 metres. this morning in her heat she finished fifth in

south africa currently 200 for five 35 runs ahead. jack laugher has won gold at the european aquatics added the european title to his collection, beating italy's lorenzo marsaglia by 17 points. fellow briton and commonwealth games bronze medallistjordan houlden finished in fifth place. alongside the aquatics championships, the european championships are being held concurrently in munich. and plenty of strong performances on the track today. britain's 15 hundred metre world championjake wightman qualified fastest for the 800—metre semi—finals with a commanding run and a season's best. wightman will be aiming to add to his world championship gold and commonwealth bronze medals. great britain's ben pattison and daniel rowden willjoin wightman in the semi—finals. fellow briton keely hodgkinson, one of the favourites for the women's 800—metre title, also advanced with ease in her heat. hodgkinson is attempting to land a first senior gold after 0lympic, world and commonwealth silver medals. i feel like heats are always a little bit uncomfortable, you don't know what pace people will go, but

jack laugher is back in action, in the 3m synchro with ant harding.—year—old on their para mixed pairs bowls teams. now, there's plenty going on away from the commonwealth games . scotland's louise duncan is well placed after the first round of the women's open at muirfield — the final major of the season. she fired a 67 to finish the day two shots behind the leader, japan's hinako shibuno. the premier league returns tonight with crystal palace against arsenal at eight o'clock. there's a host of new players, including one of the most sought after strikers in the world, and nottingham forest are back in the top flight for the first time this century. andy swiss looks ahead to the action. # alive and kicking. remember this? the smiles, the suits? yes, it was 1992 and the dawn of a new glitzy era for english football. it's a whole new ball game. now on its 30th birthday, the premier league kicks off here at selhurst park, where crystal palace face arsenal. at the end of last season, the gunners had to settle for fifth place in the table, but a new season

success in the last two events gave team gb a total of six golds from the 13 diving finals. jack laugherenty of goals in the premier league yesterday — most notably, at st james�* park, as manchester city rescued a point against newcastle. ina six in a six goal thriller. city scored first, but it was the home side who looked the most comfortable, kieran trippier�*s free kick putting newcastle 3—1 up. however, city dug deep to get the point. erling haaland scored, and then this goalfrom bernado silva meant it finished 3—all. newcastle away is always difficult. and i think eddie howe�*s side, my side, we make a properfootball game. i think all the people enjoy in the stadium. and to be watching the game. and at the end, this is why football is so nice. so i think both teams, they tried to win, they gave everything. leeds were dominant over chelsea, with a 3—0 victory. keeper eduoard mendy doesn�*t usually make mistakes like this, caught in possession by brendan aaronson. rodrigo and jack harrison scored leeds�* other goals — a great performance at elland road from jesse marsch�*s team. wes

there was british gold too in rome, as jack laugher added a european title to his collection.ke the group stages of the europa league this season. they lost the first leg of their qualifier 2—1 against zurich in switzerland. hearts did lead — but two goals in two minutes for the home side saw them secure victory, heading into the second leg, which is next thursday. west ham enjoyed a better night, as they aim to qualify for the europa conference league. they beat danish side viborg 3—1 in theirfirst leg. elsewhere, northern irish side linfield drew 2—2 in latvia against rfs. manchester city's women began their champions league qualification with a straight forward win against tomiris—turan of kazakhstan — city winning 6—0. disappointment in scotland though as glasgow city women were beaten 3—1 by roma. rangers started with a win — beating ferencvaros while there were defeats for glentoran and swansea. following his win over andy murray, the british number one cam norrie eased into the quarterfinals in cincinatti. it was a dominant display over the american wild card ben shelto

jack laugher has won gold in the one metre springboard at the european aquatics championships in italy beating italy's lorenzo marsaglia by seventeen points. fellow briton — and commonwealth games bronze medallist — jordan houlden finished in fifth place. there's live action in european football this evening, with more qualifying rounds — there's about half an hour gone, between west ham play danish side viborg in the europa conference league... it is currently 1—0. but hearts kicked off at six in their europa league qualifier against zurich in switzerland — they did lead thanks to a penalty from lawrence shankland but zurich scored twice in the first half — adrian guerrero with their first before two minutes later blerim dzemaili put the home side ahead — that's how it stayed. 2—1 to zurich, ahead of the second leg in edinburgh next week. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. thank you gavin. the former manchester united footballer ryan giggs has been giving evidence for a second day in his trial where he's accused of assaulting his fo

jack laugher and anthony harding got first in the men's synchronised three metre springboard event —table. kieran trippier�*s free kick putting newcastle 3—1 up. however, city dug deep to get the point. erling haaland scored — and then this goal from bernado silva meant it finished 3—3. leeds were dominant over chelsea, with a 3—0 victory. keeper eduoard mendy doesn't usually make mistakes like this, caught in possession by brendan aaronson. rodrigo and jack harrison scored leeds' other goals — a great performance at elland road from jesse marsch's team. west ham slipped to the bottom of the premier league after losing 2—0 at home to brighton. leandro trossard added to alexis mac allister�*s first half penalty as brighton maintained their unbeaten start. west ham are without a point or a goal after three games. manchester united take on liverpool tonight with both clubs still in search of their first win of the season. but build—up to the match has been overshadowed by the threat of protests. jurgen klopp says his liverpool side should be given the points if — as happened in may last

and the defending champion jack laugher is safely through to the final on the men's one metre springboardnge has been announced this morning. it'll be this man, the bbc�*s media editor, amol rajan. he'll take over from jeremy paxman from autumn 2023 onwards, and will begin filming next year. he'll also step down as media editor for bbc news later this year year, but will continue to be present on the radio 4 today programme. we can speak to tv critic scott bryan. did morning, scott. what you make of this appointment? i'm in, he seems incredibly honoured to be taking this because it's such a hard role to fill. just because university challenge has only had two people having this role in the entire show�*s 60 year history. jeremy paxman, the 28 years. i thought whoever would be taking over this role would be honoured but also at the same time realising what big shoes they are to fill and this is something amol rajan was putting on instagram this morning. he said jeremy paxman is a giant of broadcasting. i will have to earn, thanks to him the show in four which was imported from america 60 y

jack laugher came into this after gold in the!at i'm going to do with myself, it is that final day of the european championships and it is all over. we have had a fantastic run. i will find something! i will be back. here's ben with a look at this morning's weather. that's a lovely scene behind you that. a beautiful picture. i thought i was showing a picture that if you haven't got moving yet the sunday morning, this might give you some motivation. a beautiful start to the morning by this weather watcher. that isn't going to be the story for all of us. the northern parts will see a lot of sunshine, in the south we will see cloud. this is what is going on right now. this is the satellite picture. we've got the cloud streaming in in southern england, we've got quite a lot of showery rain drifting across the south—west, moving into southern england for a time. despite the sunshine in the north with got showers across north—west scotland and infringing into northern ireland. through the day, some of those showers will continue but it

and the defending champion jack laugher is safely through to the final of the men's 1m springboard.e, stay across that on the bbc sport website. british businessmanjim ratcliffe is interested in buying premier league side manchester united. news of his interest follows a bloomberg report that the glazer family are willing to sell a minority stake in the club. ratcliffe — here on the left — whose company sponsors the ineos grenadiers cycling team — is one of the uk's wealthiest people. he also owns the french ligue un side nice, and the swiss club lausanne—sport. in response to this, manchester united supporters' trust cautiously welcomed the interest from ratcliffe but said a takeover would need the support of fans. a spokesperson told bbc sport... they've said they want investment, new money spent on the playing side and the stadium. and ownership structure must embed supporters, including a degree of fan share ownership, in their operating model." manchester city have been charged by the football association after fans invaded the pitch following last season's premier league title

joining me now is jack laugher, winner of two gold medals and a bronze in the diving at these games.tes, and last night was just extraordinary. we had three englishmen on the podium, i was so lucky to be one of them, diving is amazing, it was a great competition, and team gb, team england, team scotland, team wales, to northern ireland, all of us are doing extraordinary things in the diving. hate doing extraordinary things in the divint. ~ :, , doing extraordinary things in the divint. . :, , doing extraordinary things in the divin. _ : ., , ,., :, doing extraordinary things in the divin. _ : ., , :, y:, diving. we are seeing some of you in action at the — diving. we are seeing some of you in action at the moment, _ diving. we are seeing some of you in action at the moment, i _ diving. we are seeing some of you in action at the moment, i know- diving. we are seeing some of you in action at the moment, i know that i action at the moment, i know that you talked previously about your gran, who lived not far from the aquatics centre. you said you wanted to win gold for her, how big an in

now in the aquatics centre you're never too far from a goal from jack laugher gold, and less than 2aever dreamed of being here. i got a phone call and i nearly fell off my chair, to be honest. when miller was born in 19a6, perry como was the top—selling artist of the year and it's a wonderful life was in cinemas. but in 2022, the scot proved that, after all, age isjust a number. austin halewood, bbc news. looking so young at 75. it was a thrilling evening in the athletics stadium too. nathan maguire timed his surge perfectly, to beat fellow englishman daniel sidbury to gold in the t53/5a1500 metres. he said it was massive to be competing on the same stage as the able—bodied athletes. elizabeth bird claimed silver in the 3,000 metres steeplechase. she said she used the energy of an amazing crowd to push on in the last two laps. and local boy matthew hudson—smith continued his impressive form, after taking bronze at the world championships last month, he reached the a00 metres final with ease. so, how does all that leave the medals table? england now have a7 golds — just three behind a

jack laugher got his second commonwealth diving than 2a hours for england, as he and his partner anthonyreach sunday's final of the 1,500 metres. our correspondent laura scott is there for us. arguably the most high profile athlete in action this morning was scotland's laura mir, who was going at the 1500 metre heat and she qualified fresh from winning bronze in the world championships over a fortnight ago. i must say laura didn't do anything more than she had to this morning, she knew she had to get into the top five to automatically make the final, and she finished in fifth. but she says she's feeling really good. she be joined by four other athletes representing the home nations in sunday's final, but she also goes in tomorrow's 800 metre final. she says if she was able to come away with not just one if she was able to come away with notjust one but does max —— two medals, it would be special. we had other teams from team england competing in the long jump final, including jasmine sawyers. then earlier on, we had sidney semper who won her heat in the women's earlier on, we had sidney

there was british gold, too, in rome — as jack laugher added a european title to his collection.fth place. it feels amazing. i'm so, so happy. obviously the conditions here are really abnormal for us in the uk — you know, we don't have any outdoor diving pools — but to come here and to have those italian boys pushing me the entire time and to come out on top is obviously an amazing feeling. england's cricketers need to take quick wickets this morning — if they're going to fight back in the opening test against south africa. there had been hope for ben stokes and his team—mates — after a productive final session — before some late big—hitting saw south africa frustrate england's bowlers and stay in control, asjoe wilson reports. you're looking here at a cricket superstar. kagiso rabada dismissed half the england team himselfjust to emphasise the fact in the first innings at lord's. at this moment — and others — south africa were in control. so, having bowled england out forjust 165, now it was south africa's turn to bat in bright sunshine. south africa's captain, dean elgar, was e

england flag bearer jack laugher will be diving this evening at sandwell aquatics centre.ythmic gymnastics medals will be awarded. away from the games there are a few stories to bring you. and captain kasper schmeichel is moving to the south of france tojoin ligue un side nice. he'd been at leicester since 2011, winning the premier league, fa cup and community shield. southern brave got their defence of the hundred title off to an impressive start, beating welsh fire by nine wickets. they were chasing 108 to win, and they knocked that off with 31 balls to spare. and phil mickelson and ian poulter are among 11 liv golfers who've filed a lawsuit against the pga tour in the united states, which has suspended all members who've signed up to the breakaway series. that's it for now but back here in victoria — that's it for now but back here in victoria square, for a lot of people who come — victoria square, for a lot of people who come it's not about seeing the sport. _ who come it's not about seeing the sport. it's — who come it's not about seeing the sport, it's the beginning