katie gornall, bbc news.layed in front of fans this weekend. 300 spectators will be allowed through the turnstiles to watch celtic‘s trip to ross county. the same number of supporters will be at aberdeen's home game against kilmarnock. it's after the scottish government approved them as test events. they'll both be played on saturday. most of the outbreaks in scotland have been in the central belt rather than the north, which is, i suspect, why both of those pilots have been approved in a way that they have. and we are extremely grateful to the government for the cooperation that was shown in allowing these to take place, and also to the clubs, who put in a huge amount of hard work to get the test events approved and, now, the first step towards any semblance of normality. from one doncaster to a different type, the racecourse — where crowds will be allowed at a british horse racing fixture for the first time in six months tomorrow. up to 3,640 people will be permitted entry, with more than 6,000 on the other

katie gornall, bbc news.o, it's been announced in the past few minutes that a new limit is to be imposed on social gatherings throughout england from next monday, in response to the recent rise in cases of coronavirus. gatherings of more than six people in all locations whether indoors or outdoors, will be banned, and that includes all ages. the change will make it easier for police to identify and disperse illegal gatherings. the limit does not apply to a household which has more than six people. and there will be other exemptions — including for weddings, funerals, and some team sports. the prime minister will outline the restrictions tomorrow. more on newsnight on bbc two, but now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. have a good night. hello to our viewers in the uk joining those watching us around the world. let's bring you more on the breaking news just in that, from monday, the number of people legally allowed to meet socially in england will be reduced from 30 to six, with reasonable exempt

katie gornall watched all the action. ferrari had long flown the flag for formula 1. its 1000th grand prix. it would be a race to remember. lewis hamilton instantly overtaken and there was drama from the very first turn. last week's winner, pierre gasly, found his race over before it began, while red bull's max verstappen was trapped in the gravel. f1 can be an unforgiving sport. as soon as the safety car made way, the chaos resumed. four cars taken out in one careless crash. after the restart, hamilton regained the lead, but there would be more delays as the first tuscan grand prix continued to serve up plenty of thrills and spills. despite all the mayhem, one thing was predictable. another chequered flag for hamilton. it was a helluva day at. ijust it was a helluva day at. i just feel exhausted because we did three races today. was pushing the whole time, one of the most physical races there is, i think. one of the most physical races there is, ithink. sojust one of the most physical races there is, i think. sojust mentally and emotionally destroyed. he is nowjust o

katie gornall watched all the action. ferrari had long flown the flag for formula i.he sport, team celebrated its 1000th grand prix. it would be a race to remember. lewis hamilton insta ntly overta ken a nd race to remember. lewis hamilton instantly overtaken and there was drama from the very first turn. last week's winner found his drama from the very first turn. last week's winnerfound his race drama from the very first turn. last week's winner found his race over before it began, while red bull's max verstappen was trapped in the gravel. fi it can be an unforgiving sport. it is and is a safety card midway, the chaos resumed. four car taken out in one a calloused crash. after the restart, hamilton will regain the lead, but there would be more delays as the tuscan grand prix continued to serve up plenty of thrills and spills. despite all the mayhem, one thing was predictable. and other chequered flag for hamilton. is now just and other chequered flag for hamilton. is nowjust one behind michael schumacher‘s all—time record of wins and surely there is nothing that can

the 25—year—old, who remains eligible to compete in women's sport, has been speaking to katie gornallg trying to live, essentially, two different lives. i was occupying my real identity in spaces where, you know, there were people that i trusted and people that i loved him and then as well within my soccer team, soi and then as well within my soccer team, so i was out to them. so i really didn't like feeling like i had a disconnect between different parts of my life being a public figure, so i wanted to live authentically through all of that. also, i wanted to, you know, take the platform to speak out on issues that are happening around in the world and offer my support to other trans folks. i think being visible is huge, and it's something that helped me when i was trying to figure out my identity. so i wanted to pass that along and hopefully, you know, other people will come out as well if they feel safe to do so andi as well if they feel safe to do so and i can create a saver space for them. he think it's really difficult when you don't see people like yourself in media or even aro

katie gornall, bbc news. that's it.says nearly a third of people should still be working from home, even when coronavirus restrictions have eased. ministers say their ambition is to see about 30% of the workforce in wales staying at or near home in the long term. they argue the move could reduce congestion and pollution, and improve work—life balance. tomos morgan reports. a sign of coronavirus times — workspaces across the uk near—empty. but as prime minister borisjohnson aims to get the public back into the office, the welsh government says it's aiming for 30% of workers to keep working from home, even as the threat of covid—19 decreases. it's a decision based on stopping the virus and reducing congestion into town centres and improving air quality. ministers are adamant that this is a proposal that can rejuvenate and not hinder town centre economy. we can breathe life back into town centres, plus give people the option of continuing the flexibility they have had through the coronavirus. we don't want people to return

here's sports correspondent, katie gornall. it is farfrom it is far from the norm.s that pay equally and includes the likes of australia, new zealand, norway, and we learned today england, the english fa revealed to us earlier that they have actually been paying their men's and women's players equally since january of this year. they just did announce it for their own reasons because arguably they don't wa nt to reasons because arguably they don't want to make a first but it is important because it means that england's women are one of if not the best supported teams and well football in terms of the resources they enjoy and now equal pay. that is farfrom they enjoy and now equal pay. that is far from the picture across woman football. most women's teams nearly dream of that type of treatment. you look at south america for example where they have been numerous allegations from female players of discrimination. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is? joe biden is in kenosha where jacob blake who was shot by police last month. on wednesda

here's our sports correspondent katie gornall. ferrari have long flown the flag for formula 1.d its 1000th grand prix. it would be a race to remember. lewis hamilton insta ntly overta ken, a nd race to remember. lewis hamilton instantly overtaken, and there was drama from the very first turn. last week's winner pierre gasly found his race week's winner pierre gasly found his ra ce over week's winner pierre gasly found his race over before it began, while red bull's max verstappen was trapped in the gravel. if one can be an unforgiving sport. but as soon as the safety car made way, the chaos resumed. four the safety car made way, the chaos resumed. foui’ cars the safety car made way, the chaos resumed. four cars taken out in one huge careless crash. after the restart, hamilton would regain the lead, but there would be more delays, is the first taskin grand prix continue to serve up plenty of thrills and spills. despite all the mayhem, one thing was predictable, another chequered flag for hamilton. he is nowjust one behind michael schumacher‘s all time record of wins and surely t

katie gornall, bbc news. time for a look at the weather...here‘s nick miller.ght to our weather watchers under view from north wales. there is texture in the cloud in north—east scotland and there may be sunny spells as we go through the afternoon but take a look at the satellite picture. hard pressed to find the land underneath the cloud. cloud increasing, we may well be about to see some rain. the cloud is down to low pressure in ice land and these weather front moving south across the uk. it is rain for parts of scotland, wales, the western side of scotland, wales, the western side of england and northern ireland. for eastern england, you have seen rain so eastern england, you have seen rain so far today. drier and brighter this afternoon, and if you get sunny spells in north—east scotland you could well be the warmest place in the uk today at around 21 degrees. into tonight we keep a lot of cloud around and still some occasional, mostly light rain for wales and the western side of england with mist and fog in the hills here. some clear spells developing in

our sports correspondent katie gornall was watching.e victoria azarenka last walked out into a grand slam final. off court struggles in the meantime letter to contemplate retirement. but now, against the odds, she is back at the top of her sport. relentless pressure. brilliance from azarenka. her opponent, naomi osaka, is only 22, but was also chasing her third major title. early on, she was given the ru na round. azarenka cruising through the first set 6—1. but the numberfour seed has never lost a grand slam final and eventually found herfight. that's the best point we have seen from osaka. claiming a second set 6—3. now, the momentum had shifted. azarenka was struggling to keep up. osaka saving her best when it mattered most. what a finish. osaka is the champion. throughout this tournament, osaka has used her platform to highlight racial injustice. yet again, she is a champion. but for her, that has always been about something bigger. so a third grand slam for osaka and a second us open title, but she acknowledged afterwards just how

katie gornall reports. championships can swing on one moment. was clearly not aiming for her, the ball hit the linejudge in the throat and caused her obvious distress. for this recklessness the rules are clear, he had to go. he didn't speak to the press but later issued an apology on social media saying... a huge favourite for the tournament, djokovic had already been showing signs of frustration in the opening set of his match with pablo carreno busta. from there it unravelled. set of his match with pablo carreno busta. from there it unravelledlj am in shock, i never expected this moment playing with novak. it was not intentional but the rules are the rules. the referee and the supervisor do the right thing, but it is not easy to do it. many have since had their say. billiejean king tweeted. .. nick kyrgios, who was once suspended from the tour for his behaviour, started a twitter poll, saying...

katie gornal reports. championships can swing on one moment.for her, the ball hit the linejudge in the throat and caused her obvious distress. for this recklessness, the rules are clear, he had to go. he did not speak to the press but later issued an apology on the social media, saying... a huge favourite for the tournament, he had already been showing signs of frustration in the opening set of his match against pablo carreno busta. from there, it unravelled. his match against pablo carreno busta. from there, it unravelledlj was in shock. i never expected this moment playing against him. this was not intentional, but the rules are the rules. the referee and the supervisor did the right thing. it is not easy to do it. many have had their say. billie jean king is not easy to do it. many have had their say. billiejean king said... another said... it is the latest of a line in controversies for novak djokovic was up controversies for novak djokovic was up injune, he was criticised for staging a tournament in the balkans. he later tested positive fo

our sports correspondent katie gornall was watching.claiming a second set 6—3. now, the momentum had shifted. azarenka was struggling to keep up. osaka saving her best when it mattered most. what a finish. osaka is the champion. throughout this tournament, osaka has used her platform to highlight racial injustice. yet again, she is a champion. but for her, that has always been about something bigger. firstly, i want to congratulate victoria. i don't want to play when more finals, i didn't really that. it was a really tough match for me but very inspiring because i used to watch you play here when i was younger, sojust watch you play here when i was younger, so just to watch you play here when i was younger, sojust to have watch you play here when i was younger, so just to have the opportunity to play you it's really great and i learned a lot, so thank you. over on bbc one, mtch of the day has all the drama from day one of the premier league's new season. but what a start for newly promoted leeds united. they made champions liverpool wor