johanna konta is through to the second round of the us open.en russia's daria kasat—keena. nick parrot was watching the action at flushing medows. since losing in the quarterfinals of wimbledon, johanna konta's form has gone missing. new york is not the easiest place for her to try and find it, she hasn't lost in the opening round at flushing meadows for the last two years. at first, it looked like it would not be third time lucky quite quickly against captain tina, the british number one was dominant, aggressive, and consistent. but she powered a way to the first step in 2a minutes. but thenjohanna the first step in 2a minutes. but then johanna konta imploded. the first step in 2a minutes. but thenjohanna konta imploded. the first of many errors that allowed her russian opponents back in. then johanna konta exploded in a row with the umpire, she was not happy about tea m the umpire, she was not happy about team overbilling calls. while she was angry and frustrated, her opponent kept her cool until the second set. she gave —— had time to compos

johanna konta is through to the second round of the us open. watching the action at flushing medows. since losing in the quarterfinals at wimbledon, johanna konta's form has gone missing. new york isn't the easiest place for her to try and find it — she's lost in the opening round at flushing meadows for the last two years. at first, it looked like it would be third time lucky quite quickly against captain tina, the british number one was dominant, aggressive, and consistent. she powered her way to the first set in 24 minutes. but thenjohanna konta imploded. the first of many errors that allowed her russian opponents back in. then johanna konta exploded in a row with the umpire, she was not happy about him overruling calls. while she was angry and frustrated, her opponent kept her cool until the second set. she had time to compose herself and a couple of breaks serve followed, as she reinstated her authority. ultimately, this match was decided by unforced errors. a double fault handed her victory and confidence that she has the resilience to su

johanna konta is through to the second round of the us open.terfinals that wimbledon, johanna konta's form has gone missing. new york is at the easiest way slow to try to find it. lost in the opening round advising matters for the last two years. the first it looked like it would be third time lucky quite quickly against daria kasatkina. the writ is number one was dominant, aggressive and consistent as he pouted away through the first that in just 2a minutes —— powered through at flushing meadows. but then this allowed the russian opponent back in. cons exploded in a row with the umpire, she wasn't happy with him overruling calls —— konta. however, kasatkina kept her cool and look over the second set. ultimately, this match was decided by unforced errors. a double fault handed konta victory, and more importantly, some confidence that she has the resilience to succeed. nick parrott, bbc news. britain's harriet dart lost in her us open debut — she was beaten in straight sets, 6—3 6—1, by ana bogdan. dan evans has made it through though. the briti

british number one johanna konta was in devastating form, to beat china's zhang shuai and reach the usird grand slam in a row. konta will face czech third seed karolina pliskova for a place in the quarter—finals. not such good news for britain's dan evans — he was totally outclassed by roger federer. the five time champion won in straight sets, 6—2, 6—2, 6—1 to ease into the fourth round. evans was playing his second match in 24 hours, after the weather delayed his match from the previous round. after that match, dan evans expressed his disappointment at being scheduled as the first match on arthur ashe on friday, having played a gruelling four—setter against lucas pouille less than 24 hours earlier. he was asked if he thought federer had intentionally asked for the early start time. if that is the case, that is tough on me, isn't it? that would not be the first time a player has has had pull, so to speak. but for these guys, pull, so to speak. but for these guys, they want the tournament, the wood rather roger be going through that match than me. to football now. and two huge british

british number one johanna konta lost in the first round of the rogers cup in toronto, beaten 6—3 6—2the world number 14's first match since wimbledon. huddersfield have lost their opening game of the new championship season. they were beaten by last season's losing playoff finalists, derby county, who had dutch legend philip cocu in charge for the first time. lydia campbell reports. with relatives in heartbreak for one, and play—off heartbreak for the other, both huddersfield under derby would only do an early—season morale boost. —— relegation heartbreak. that might be a new season, but i do to have the same old defensive problems. tom lawrence capitalised to open the scoring. but of the first goal was a messy one, the second was anything but. slick passing from start to finish, lawrence again the man with the final touch. absolutely magnificent! but things in football are rarely straightforward. student daya gave away a penalty that was coolly converted. —— derby give away a penalty. huddersfield's top goal—scorer in their last championship campaign should have pulled them level he

rain has disrupted the outdoor courts today — meaning johanna konta and dan ward's second round matchesa natural career change, but it's one that james haskell is very passionate about. the former england rugby union international has started a new career in mixed martial arts. the former wasps and northampton saints player retired from rugby back in may. he recently signed a deal with a leading mixed martial arts promoter bellator but says his interest in the sport isn't fleeting. you know, a lot of time over the last kind of ten years, we have worked a lot on my wrestling to help with my tackling, my take—down from a single egg, aa, whatever it might be, andi a single egg, aa, whatever it might be, and i really enjoyed it, and i think, you know, mma is completely different, because you have to do all of those disciplines while someone all of those disciplines while someone is trying to elbow you, and punch you in the face. and i think like mike tyson said, everyone has a plan until you get hit in the face. i think for me, i think is a test, it's a journey, and i'm not messing around w

africa has is one of the some of the biggest school reserves in the world i mean the economic hub johanna's is known as lusty goalie the place of goals and it only reason for its existence is that gold was class found there but and yet the goal industry in south africa is definitely kind of recent sunset years and a future just doesn't brights well tell us what went wrong because it's not like gold lost the china no definitely will one of the reasons you just mentioned a psychiatrist is price that's not helping us in africa also what's not helping it is that the power grid is just not stable and we see in the past year that there have been a lot of blackouts some no electricity they didn't separate out and apart from that it's an industry where we've seen a lot of strikes and that's a lot of action protest action but actually to biggest problem it is that the goal is to deep inside africa and we're talking now about mines that are as deep as 3 to momentous 4 comments or so it's just getting to be expensive for south africa and to mine at wells ok i was also looking at diamonds platinum most

johanna konta was in outstanding form at the us open.hough after beating lucas pouille. and will face roger federer. the last time they faced each other, federer said it was like playing in a mirror. a huge compliment to his game. he will hope he can produce an upset later. you can follow it all, there is coverage from the us open on 5 live sports extra this afternoon. dan evans‘ match against roger federer and continuing with johanna konta against zhang shuai. that‘s all the sport for now. more now on the fallout from the government‘s decision to hold a queen‘s speech and in turn suspend parliament for five weeks from the second week in september. protests have been organised in response to the decision with marches planned for saturday in at least ten locations across the country. momentum, one of the groups behind the demonstrations, has called for its members to occupy bridges and blockade roads. joining me now from westminster is labour activist michael chessum, who‘s involved in organising the protests planned for the weekend. than

johanna konta is the last brit standing in the us open singles draw.she's on form and into the fourth round, but an unhappy dan evans is thrashed by roger federer. good morning. it is the last day of august and some of us are clinging onto a bit of warmth and sunshine but for most, we will see some rain pushing eastwards and it turns much cooler, just in time for tomorrow, the first of september. full details here on breakfast. good morning it is the last day of august. our top story: the chancellor sajid javid has confronted borisjohnson over the abrupt sacking of one of his special advisers. whitehall sources say sonia khan was questioned about government leaks by borisjohnson‘s senior adviser, dominic cummings. she was then dismissed from downing street, despite no evidence that she was behind the disclosure. our political reporterjohn owen is in our london newsroom. what more do we know, john? it all sounds a bit westminster and a bit high politics with the special advisors and stuff. well it's down for us. it is a row that goes right to the heart

johanna konta has lost in the first round of the rogers cup in toronto.r daya na yastremska. it was the world number 14's first match since her quarter—final defeat at wimbledon. there's a surprise inclusion for former australia defender kate shimmin — who has dual citizenship — as england netball named 25 players on their full—time programme, including nine of the squad that won bronze at this summer's world cup in liverpool. it is the first major announcement by new coachjess thirlby. australia's sally pearson — the current world champion and london 2012 gold medalist in the 100m hurdles, has been forced to retire from the sport. the 32 year old has been struggling with injuries and says she no longer believes her body will be able to cope with the demands of training and winning. this means australia's most successful track athlete of the last decade will not be able to defend her world title in doha in october. 2017 world championships for me was something i prove to myself that i could still do it. even through the ha rd could still do it. even throu

johanna konta is currently on court, taking on margarita gasparyan.ook at some of the day's other sports stories now. wales have handed test debuts to 0wen lane and rhys carre for saturday's rugby world cup warm—up game against ireland in cardiff. they are among 14 changes to the side that defeated england, with warren gatland set to name his final squad for the tournament on sunday. meanwhile, ireland head coach joe schmidt makes 11 changes to the side that was demolished by england at twickenham last weekend. ulster full—back will addison will make his first appearance for ireland since january. sally conway has picked up britain's first medal at the world judo championships in tokyo. she's won bronze in the under—70 kilo category. the 32—year—old has now won medals at all major championhips, having already made 0lympic, european and commonwealth podiums. the head coaches of the women's and men's southampton —based team for the former captain edwards is currently coach of charlotte edwards and mahela jayawardene will be head coaches of will be head

johanna konta and dan evans will be in action a bit later. we will keep you updated on them.batsman steve smith says he is looking forward to facing jofra archer again when the ashes' resumes next week. smith was keen to point out that archer is yet to get him out. the former australian captain has been cleared to play in the tour match against derbyshire after suffering from concussion in the first innings of the drawn second test at lord's when he was hit by an archer bouncer. the ashes is currently tied at1 all — after england won a dramatic third test at headingley which smith missed. let's take a look at some other stories making the news. inter milan have agreed a loan deal to sign forward alexis sanchez from manchester united. inter boss antonio conte is keen to sign sanchez before the european transfer window closes on monday. celtic have signed austrian international right—back moritz bauer from stoke city on a season—long loan. the deal contains an option for the scottish champions to buy him next summer. spain's angel madratzo claimed the biggest win of his career

johanna konta is the last brit standing in the us 0pen singles draw.

in tennis, johanna konta is the last british player involved at the us 0pen singles after another coingles after another comfortable win at flushing meadows. but british number two dan event is out of the men's event after being beaten by five—time champion roger federer. in one of the game's greatest arenas, this was dan evans for the first time. intimidating enough, even more so when first time. intimidating enough, even more so when you're greeted by two of sport's biggest superstars, basketball legend kobe bryant only stayed for the coin toss, roger federer seemed in equally no mood to hang about. he charged to the first set. evans was unable to keep pace. federer famously once described taking on evans as playing a mirror image, a compliment but no time to reflect a nd image, a compliment but no time to reflect and he was firmly in his shadow outplayed and outclassed, dan evansis shadow outplayed and outclassed, dan evans is out. far better forjohanna konta. zhang shuai was in her way but not for long. the british number one was ruthless and unrelenting and never really troubled

morning, jane, talk about johanna konta.ortable win at flushing meadows. dan evans, though, is out of the men's event after he was beaten by five—time champion roger federer. adam wild was watching. in one of the game's greatest arenas, this was dan evans for the first time. intimidating enough. even more so when you're greeted by two of sport's biggest superstars. basketball legend kobe bryant only stayed around for the coin toss. roger federer seemed equally in no mood to hang about. starting on a charge that would take him to the first set, evans unable to keep pace. federer famously once described taking on evans as like "playing a mirror image" — a compliment, but no time to reflect. here he was firmly in his shadow. outplayed, outclassed, dan evans is out. far better, though, forjohanna konta. china's zhang shuai was in her way, but she was not in the way for long. the british number one ruthless, unrelenting and never really troubled. a comfortable victory in little over an hour. commentator: just brilliant! through t

and brit, johanna konta, has just gone on court in the third round of the us open, while dan evans takesn 20 time grand slam champion roger federer. it's a big ask, but british fighter luke campbell is convinced he can take down the three—weight world champion, vasyl lomachenko. hello and welcome to sportsday. what's next forjames anderson who's been ruled out for the rest of the ashes? england's leading test wicket taker suffered a calf injury in the first test. earlier, i spoke to former england all rounder ebony rainford—brent and asked her how she felt his omission would impact on england's attack. he initially hurt his calf back in thejuly during a county championship match with passed fit for the first ashes test. however he was only able to bowl four overs before being forced off at edgbaston. he was then emitted from the quad for the second test at lord's the quad for the second test at lords and the third at headingley. —— omitted. he played for lancashire seconds earlier this week in a bid to prove his fitness. but he was still feeling pain and, after a review by the medical bo

johanna konta faces zhang shuai, after a stunning performance against the unseeded russian margaritahan an hour and dropped just one game in making it through to the third round. )great britain's dina asher—smith ran her fastest 200—metres of the season last night at the diamond league meeting in zurich. however, it wasn't enough to beat shaunae miller—uibo of the bahamas, who stormed to victory with the fastest time for four years. miller—uibo will be focussing on the iioo—metres at next month's world championships in doha, leaving asher—smith as favourite over 200 metres. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. a little bit of breaking news for you. more brexit developments. there are several coui’t you. more brexit developments. there are several court challenges to the decision to approve the parliament beginning next week. these court attem pts beginning next week. these court atte m pts to beginning next week. these court attempts to try to halt the suspension, while one of those is in the high court

perspective on things but i am sitting here, disappointed, which i think is probably a good thing. johannathe first round in cincinnati. she lost to the swedish qualifier. the british number one made it to the wimbledon quarterfinals, but she has lost both matches that she has played an cents. commonwealth organisers are healing what will be the largest women and paris sport event. —— paris sport event. beach volleyball and para table tennis will be at the birmingham 2022 games. birmingham will set the standard for games to come. everything following on from this will be a hard act to follow because this is history and as long as everything is delivered the way that we think and hope it will be delivered, it will be a hard act to follow. everyone will know what sports have been like, how they have been delivered, and how easily they can be delivered. bronze at the world climbing championships in japan. it was the bouldering event, we re japan. it was the bouldering event, were climbers trying to complete technically difficult short routes within a time limit. they have four different world

johanna konta is the last british player involved in the us open singles after another comfortable wineadows. she saw off china's zhang shuai in just 71 minutes to reach the last 16 for the third grand slam in a row. she'll now face third seed karolina pliskova for a place in the quarterfinals. great britain's men's boxing squad are preparing to compete at the world boxing championships in russia injust over a week's time. making his debut in the super heavyweight division is frazer clarke, who, at the age of 28, has had to wait for his chance behind the likes of anthonyjoshua and he's had serious injuries to overcome too. our olympic sports reporter david mcdaid has more. frazer clarke is a man who knows anthonyjoshua better frazer clarke is a man who knows anthony joshua better than any frazer clarke is a man who knows anthonyjoshua better than any other boxer. as the pair spent years sparring together as part of the great britain olympic squad. sparring together as part of the great britain olympic squadlj sparring together as part of the great britain olympic squad. i would drop hi

johanna konta is the last british player after a win for her at flushing meadows. five time champion roger federer. in one of the game's greatest arenas this was dan evans for the first time. intimidating enough, each more so when you are greeted by two of sport's biggest superstar, basketball legend kobe bryant only stayed round for the coin toss. roger federer seemed in no mood to hang about either. starting on a charge taking him to the first set, evens unable to keep pace. federer once described taking on evans like playing a mirror image, a compliment but no time to reflect. here he was firmly in his shadow. shadow. 0utplayed, outclass, dan evans is out. a comfortable victory in little over an hour. commentator: just brilliant! through to the next round. she might now be the last briton left standing in the singles, butjohanna konta, it seems, is not slowing down. adam wild, bbc news. not how dan evans would have wanted ihe not how dan evans would have wanted i he won only five game, the british number two was not happy at having to play early on friday, less

police in south africa have conducted a series of raids and johanna's for going to bed to cut crime but shop owners so they feel threatened by the move farmer the miller has moved from johannesburg police have begun raids in the center of johannesburg behind us there of confiscated counterfeit goods they say this is the reason behind these raids and also to find illegal firearms so far they say they have confiscated at least 7 automatic rifles as well as hand postals they say if areas like these that they are targeting in these raids will continue they say throughout a business districts in several south african cities these areas and this one in particular has a high concentration of foreign owned businesses people here say they feel targeted but the police say this isn't about targeting foreigners this is about criminality they say this is what their work is about and there isn't any special focus on foreigners but that's not how the people who are operating businesses feel it's under criminality is not until. all people bought and sold off to go well documented keeping the law or wil

johanna konta is the last british player involved at the us 0pen singles after another comfortable winter he was beaten by five—time champion roger federer. adam wild was watching. in one of the game's greatest arenas, this was dan evans for the first time. intimidating enough. even more so when you are greeted by two of sport's biggest superstars. basketball legend kobe bryant only stayed around for the coin toss. roger federer seemed equally in no mood to hang about. starting on a charge that would take him to the first set, evans unable to keep pace. federer famously once described taking on evans as like "playing a mirror image" — a compliment, but no time to reflect. here he was firmly in his shadow. 0utplayed, outclassed, dan evans is out. far better, though, forjohanna konta. china's zhang shuai was in her way, but she was not in the way for long. the british number one ruthless, unrelenting and never really troubled. a comfortable victory in little over an hour. commentator: just brilliant! through to the next round. she might now be the last briton left standing in the singles

british number one johanna konta was in devastating form to beat china's zhang shuai and reach the useed karolina pliskova for a place in the quarterfinals. british number two dan evans was outclassed as roger federer showed his best form to ease into the us open fourth round. federer played with his trademark fluency in a 6—2, 6—2, 6—1victory on arthur ashe stadium. after that match, dan evans expressed his disappointment at being scheduled as the first match on arthur ashe on friday, having played a gruelling four—setter against lucas pouille less than 24 hours earlier. he was asked if he thought federer had intentionally asked for the early start time. if that is the case, there is... it is tough on me, isn't it. but wouldn't be the first time the higher round players —— higher ranked players has had bull. —— had bull, so to speak. these guys, the tournament obviously want roger, they would rather roger be going through that match than me, so it is understandable. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport.

johanna konta begins her campaign at the us open as she takes on russia's daria kasatkina.n leaders meeting at the g7 summit in biarritz not to listen to british politicians who say they can stop brexit. he told reporters at the close of the summit that he'd reminded the eu britain will leave on october 31st even if no agreement is reached, and he said "colossal" preparations have been made for a no—deal scenario. also at the summit, leaders agreed measures to try to help deal with the fires in the amazon. we'll hear more about that in a moment. first, our political correspondent vicki young reports on the mood around brexit in biarritz. it's not easy keeping world leaders in line. 0rder, order. boris! 0rder! there are deep divisions over international trade, security and the environment. borisjohnson has used his first summit to reinforce a familiar message on brexit — the uk is leaving with or without a deal at the end of october. and the prime minister doesn't want eu leaders to think that's an empty threat. i think it's time that we in the uk started to think about all

johanna, let me go with you first because you were there during the obama years. i know what it's like to go through a republican primary. it's interesting to watch the democrats go through it now. >> i think democrats have selective amnesia about how we are elected. i was there in the trenches. so the very beginning of the iowa caucuses when everybody was like, there's no way a guy named barack hussein obama will get elected. i watched. initially people came to our events because people were popular. but they stayed there when he started telling the fired up, ready to go story. he told a story about leadership, when we all come together. he would compliment some of the policies of the republicans. it even cost him in some of the debates. but he was building consensus. i think that we're going to have to get back to those roots to win the general election. i agree with eric holder, i think we've got to transition to how we talk about building on what president obama said, which was a database fueled economy that has long lasting longevity if we invest in clean tec

. ♪ [music break] amy: "de colores" by gina chavez, las cafeteras, and johanna chase.s is democracy now! i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikhkh. this is vermont senator bernie sanders. he is not talking about the candidates here. he is talking about who is bringing us the debate. >> the author of the medicare bill. let me clear up one thing. if people talk about having insurance -- there are millions of people that have insurance but cannot go to the doctor and when they come out of the hospital, they go bankrupt. talking about and others up here are talking about is no deductibles and no copayments. your question is a republican talking point. way, the health care industry will be advertising tonight on this program. nermeen: that is bernie sanders speaking on tuesday night's debate. dolores huerta, i want to ask you about the comment he made about the advertisements that play both on tuesday as well as wednesday night. there were repeated ads in which the health care industry attacked the very proposals that were being put forward by the more progressive candidates, j

johanna mar is living proof that the way we practice immigration is dangerous to this country. mexico has helped its citizens to break our laws. it's done that for years. that's what it look likes when a hostile foreign power interferes in your democracy. they don't buy facebook ads that nobody cease. why would they? they try to change the demographic of your country. what about us? what about our country? we're being invaded. it's going to overwhelm our country and change it completely and forever. and our viewers should know that. >> it's not at all surprising that carlson finds a very receptive audience among people like the daily stormer, whose founder it wicarlson literally greatest ally. tucker is right. white supremacist is a ziomedia conspiracy theory. diversity is a threat, immigrants are invading and turns to say with a straight face, white supremacy, what white supremacy? >> if you were to assemble a list, a hierarchy of concerns of problems this country face, where would white supremacy be on the list? right up there with russia, probably. it's actually not a real p

johanna konta and dan evans .are already through after a year out, robert snodgrass has returned to them — but there is no place for leigh griffiths. but wales will be without aaron ramsey for their qualifiers against azerbaijan and belarus next month, he has a hamstring problem. police in county antrim — who are investigating allegations of abuse at a hospital for people with learning disabilities and mental health needs — have said cctv footage has revealed 1500 crimes on one ward. the incidents happened over a period of six months at muckamore abbey hospital. our ireland correspondent chris page is in antrim. shocking details, what has been discovered? the scandal here at muckamore abbey hospital became public almost two years ago when the relatives of some vulnerable patients made allegations of mistreatment and there has been a police investigation. the figures the police have spoken about show how extensive it is, and officers have been looking at more than 300,000 hours of cctv footage from inside the hospital and they have said that footage shows 1500 crimes on one particular wa

before we go, britain's dan evans and johanna konta are both in second round action at the us open todaytp, labelling the organisiation corrupt, having been hit with a huge fine at the cincinnatti masters a few weeks ago, another could follow. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. welcome back to westminster. this history mayjudge this is to be a momentous day and not only process a momentous day and not only process a brexit but also in the political importance of the conservative party. i can nowjoin the conservative peer lord heseltine who joins me via webcam from montenegro. has what the prime minister has announced today, is that a decisive moment or is it a risky moment? announced today, is that a decisive moment or is it a risky moment7m isa moment or is it a risky moment7m is a high—risk moment. it is a constitutional outrage. i believe that it will provoke serious numbers of conservative party to say we will have nothing to do with this. i never thought i would say this, but this is a humiliation of parliament. this is the clearest indication that the existing c

also playing this afternoon, johanna konta who faces margarita gasparyan from russia.ssing the last ashes test with concussion. he's been out in the field and bowled one wicketless over as they dismissed derbyshire for 172. smith says that now he's been cleared to play, and he's relishing the prospect of facing joffra archer again at old trafford next week. the ashes is currently tied at 1—1 after that dramatic win for england in leeds. and archer reckons england got the upper hand. i've got to be optimistic. i think we planted a few seeds of doubt in the australians and they'll probably think twice about declaring, if one over is enough. jimmy coming back, hopefully he'll want to do something special, so i think the ball is in our court. sally conway has picked up britain's first medal at the world judo championships in tokyo. she's won bronze in the under 70—kilo category. the 32—year—old has now won medals at all major championhips, having already made olympic, european and commonwealth podiums. a record 22 races will be held in formula one next season, but the germ

johanna konta is the last brit standing in the us open singles draw.orm and into the fourth round, but an unhappy dan evans is thrashed by roger federer. good morning, it's the last day of august. some of us clinging on to a little bit of warmth and sunshine, but for most, we're going to see some rain pushing eastwards, and it turns much coolerjust in time for tomorrow, ist september. full weather details on the way, here on breakfast. it's saturday 31st august. on the way, here on breakfast. our top story. on the way, here on breakfast. the chancellor, sajid javid, has confronted borisjohnson over the abrupt sacking of one of his special advisers. whitehall sources say sonia khan was questioned about government leaks by borisjohnson‘s senior adviser, dominic cummings. she was then dismissed from downing street, despite no evidence that she was behind the disclosure. our political reporterjohn owen is in our london newsroom. we were talking there about details of what has happened and the way that things are set up in westminster at the moment, but wha

johanna konta has lost in the first round of the rogers cup in toronto.don. carl frampton has had to pull out of this weekend's bout against emmanuel dominguez in philadelphia. frampton has reportedly suffered a freak injury dropping an ornament on his hand, breaking two bones. well, an ornament dropped on his hand. well, an ornament dropped on his hand. he tweeted pictures of the offending item this morning. the northern irishman has not fought since his defeat tojosh warrington in december last year. that is some ornament. coming up on bbc sport later today, we'll be looking forward to that second ashes test match at lord's next wednesday withjimmy anderson now confirmed as missing due to that calf injury, we'll be looking at how england can stop australia without him. that's all the sport for now. more coming up at 11:15am. sally, good to talk to you. pakistan has condemned as illegal the indian government's decision to revoke part of the constitution that gives special status to indian—administered kashmir. there are fears of unrest, because until now

the british number one johanna konta is into the second round.hampion serena williams needed just 59 minutes to record a 19th consecutive victory over maria sharapova. the eight seed won 6—1, 6—1. in the men's draw, the british number one kyle edmund gets his campaign at flushing meadows under way today. number two dan evans is already through to the second round. he had a tough encounter against frenchman adrian mannarino beating him in four sets. fellow briton cameron norrie is out. and coming up on bbc sport. some big names are in action today at the us open including rafa nadal and simona halep. bbc radio 5live will have live updates from four o'clock and you can find all the latest sports news including updates from the situations on bury and bolton on sportsday. that's at 6:30pm on the bbc news channel. the headlines on bbc news. jeremy corbyn is meeting other party leaders this morning to discuss how to stop the uk leaving the eu without an agreement. documents seen by bbc news suggest that the government knew the hs2 project was running o

johanna konta's into the third round, after beating the unseeded russian margarita gasparyan.down to beat her. townsend is ranked 116th in the world. and dan evans, good for him, he set up another grand slam meeting with roger federer by beating lucas pouille. the last time they faced each other, federer said it was like playing ina mirror. so, the biggest compliment you can get there in tennis. and would you have the energy to hold on here as ken sio inspired salford to victory over warrington. have a look at theirs. here he is. —— at this. he's going, he's going. he scored a hat—trick as they won by 22—6, warrington are on a dreadful run in the league but they're still second, salford now level on points, but won the challenge cup last weekend. they may not be so good in the league, but elsewhere they have a few trophies in the cabinets. and some excellent individual performances. thank you. it's 6:43am. for women experiencing the menopause and taking hormone therapy, the risk of breast cancer is something they will have discussed with their doctor. scientists now think the

this panel and founder of ceo and blueprint strategy and former senior adviser antjuan seawright and johannagaffe on the campaign trail, this week, wasn't this week on the trail but it was first reported this week in the washington post, i'm sure you've seen it but just in case let's play the clip. >> this guy climbed down the ravine carried the guy on the back and fire and the general wanted me to pin the silver star on him, i got up there and said god truth is my word, stood his attention, i went to pin, i don't want the damn thing. >> the problem is that he got the location wrong, the time wrong, seems to be one more gaffe in a history of gaffes for the vice president but i'm curious, antjuan, i will start with you, do you think voters really care about this or is the media making it bigger than it should be? >> in the age where donald trump is the leader of the free world and here is a president who has given some 12,000 lies, i think it is i think to one of the publications for the post or the times, i don't think it matters, do i think the media is reading too much into this, we have s

that's probably not going to change a whole lot in the next couple of weeks. johanna konta went out inedon quarters. it has lost matches since then. 2nd ashes test sta rts matches since then. 2nd ashes test starts tomorrow. england are 1 down in the series. joffre archer has declared himself 100% fit to face australia. missed out selection in the 1st test. he is expected to win his 1st test cap. jimmy anderson is out with a calf problem. archer was england's leading wicket taker in the summer. commonwealth games organisers are lording what will be the largest women's and power sports programme in the history of the event. they have admitted that that was in their mind when voting to include women's t20, beach volleyball in 2022. it was a factor but not the factor. the amount of work that had been done and what the sports will do for the commonwealth and the young people in the commonwealth, especially the young girl here today. history is being made, this will be the largest women's and para sports event. that is another plus for us. bronze has been1 in the is another plus for us. bron

johanna konta has lost in the first round of the rogers cup in toronto.tch since wimbledon. carl frampton has had to pull out of this weekend's bout against emmanuel dominguez in philadelphia. frampton has reportedly suffered a freak injury, dropping an ornament on his hand, breaking two bones. he tweeted pictures of the offending item this morning. the northern irishman has not fought since his defeat tojosh warrington in december last year. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. residents in whaley bridge will find out later whether they can return to their homes this evening. toddbrook reservoir‘s dam, which has been packed with over 530 tonnes of aggregate, is due to be inspected. our correspondent fiona trott is in whaley bridge. bring us up to date with what is happening. so quite positive news from the site this morning, because the latest that we had from the fire service a couple of hours ago was that the water level was 7.8 metres lower than the normal level. we know that it has to be at eight metres before expert

johanna konta takes on zhang shuai, after a stunning performance against the unseeded russian margaritaaid it was like playing himself in a mirror. evans beat luca pouille in four sets to make it through to the third round. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. concerns about healthcare and dwindling pensions is leading some british ex—pats living in spain to consider whether to stay in the country after brexit. a group representing brits abroad has told the bbc ex—pats feel "alone and forgotten" by the uk government. breakfast‘s tim muffett on the costa del sol for us this morning. tell us more about what they have been saying to you. good morning to you. ona been saying to you. good morning to you. on a day like this it is not ha rd to you. on a day like this it is not hard to see why so many british citizens choose to live in spain. more than 300,000 are registered as living here, more than 70,000 pensioners. it is their access to health if there is a new deal brexit thatis health if there is a new deal brexit that is causing a lot of concern amongst

and it's defeat for johanna konta in herfirst match since wimbledon.e first round of the rogers cup in toronto. lots of great stuff to talk about in the papers, including perhaps a surprise return for a former england international. lovely! and we'll be talking triathlon later as well. as you can see, i can't walk very well! you walked a bit like a thunderbird this morning when you came in!|j thought you walked really well actually! he is being mean! understandably, having gone through what you have been through over the weekend... we are both surprised you are actually here! am i here? you are actually here! am i here? you are definitely here! how has the weather been? forget about that... sorry, carol, butare weather been? forget about that... sorry, carol, but are you still on a mental high? very much though, still a bit giddy. i might be a bit sore but it was an epic experienced. we have a film later on which shows what you've done. i'm a bit nervous! it looked like game of thrones, all of that scenery! the planes above the mountains and on top of

should be fit for the doubles, but another exit in cincinnati for johanna konta losing to suzann pettersenthe event. it was a factor, not the factor, but the fact was the amount of work done and what the sports will do for the commonwealth and the young people of the commonwealth especially the young girls here today. all of that was taken into consideration. yes, history is being made, as this will be the largest women and para— sports event but we will also have more medals for women than for men in birmingham 22 so thatis than for men in birmingham 22 so that is another plus for us. now to a sport we have all been enjoying in the office today, bouldering. if you missed it you missed britain winning bronze at the world climbing championships in japan, which bronze at the world climbing championships injapan, which came in the bouldering event when climbers tried to complete the difficult short route in time limit. climbing makes its debut at the 0lympics climbing makes its debut at the olympics in tokyo next year. and she can secure her place at the games if she does well in the combined

stan evans and johanna konta are already through to the second round.e paddling and we saw them deeper out than we were, the toddler was on the shoulders, we thought they were having a laugh. the little boy was screaming. but then we noticed they started going out deeper and the mum started shouting for help, as he was taking his press as he was on top of the water. we realise he was in trouble. what did you do then? i started to run out, to take the lie low for her to take it back in. i went and got the phone. and when you got out there, he was exhausted? he could not swim any more, he was trying to hold his son up but he was getting pushed under. i took the son first and put him up on the lilo and then as i pulled him up, the dad, he kind of came up so i make sure that he was leaning on it, took his weight. he is unconscious, you must have had the worst thoughts going through your mind at that moment. when he was lying on the beach, there was foam coming out of his mouth and his fingers and his feet were blue. what did you do? we took a towel on top o