british number one kyle edmund is due to get his campaign underway we'll get the latest from new york. also coming up in the programme... the teenage rhythmic gymnast ready to represent great britain for the first time. good evening, about 90 minutes ago, a deadline passed for two of the oldest clubs in the football league. neither bolton wanderers or bury have managed to find buyers or provide any reassurance that they can find a way out of their dire financial situations. bolton's administrator says that he will have to start the process of liquidation tomorrow after the sale of the club fell through over the weekend. for bury, insolvent, and unable to fulfill any of their six fixtures so far this season, a possible sale collapsed just a few hours ago. let's head there, to gigg lane first and speak to our sports editor dan roan. we had this frank statement from the company tutored by bury and they said that they just company tutored by bury and they said that theyjust could not proceed as they are, they say systematic failings over and number of years at the club behind you? that's

kyle edmund has been knocked out for the second straight year in the first round of the us open — beatenujar. playing in the same court 13 where he lost at this stage in 2018, edmund took the opening set against the unseeded spaniard. but andujar raised his game to take the next couple, and whilst the british number one took it to a decider, and led by a break, andujar prevailed 6—2 in that fifth set. earlier, defending champion naomi osaka battled from behind to beat russian 20—year—old anna blinkova 6—4, 6—7, 6—2 also in in the first round. the top seed will now face polish world number 53 magda linette in round two. wimbledon champion and fourth seed at flushing meadows simona halep is also through. she needed three sets though to make it past american nicole gibbs. 6—2 in the final set. scotland lock sam skinner will miss the rugby world cup after suffering a hamstring injury in saturday's win over france. the exeter chiefs second row limped off during the win at murrayfield, and it has been decided that he would not recover quickly enough to "play a meaningful part" in the tournamen

look at her smile, one more bit of news, british number one kyle edmund reached the quarterfinals ato—wilfried tsonga, first time with three set win over at jo—wilfried tsonga, find first time with three set win over atjo—wilfried tsonga, find the latest on our sports website but that's all from us, coming up is the papers. welcome to our look at what the papers are going to bring us tomorrow whitney i had the deputy political editor for huffington post uk and and isaac. reported for wall streetjournal. lovely to see you both. first, let's take you through the front pages. we will start with the front pages. we will start with the mayor, which leads on the evacuation of thousands of people from whaley bridge in derbyshire, after parts of a dam wall collapsed. engineers battle to save homes from fast flowing water. meanwhile, bank of england warns that there is a one in three chance economy will shrink at the start of next year, at best the lead on the front at

will do everything i can to win that fight. let's have a look at some of the day's other headlines kyle edmundighth seed daniil medvedev in the second round later, he came through hsi first round match against nick kyrgios in straight sets . andy murray and feliciano lopez also progressed in the doubles. the world championjudd trump has knocked ronnie 0'sullivan off the top of the world rankings. he did that by beating joe perry to reach the quarterfinals of the international championship in china. it's six years since he was last number one in the world jack no still an injury concern, unable to put a timeframe on his return. the exeter player flew home from a training cap in italy last week. the final world cup squad of 31 is named on monday. and mickey arthur, who has been tipped to take over as england head coach when trevor bayliss steps down next month — is leaving his role with pakistan. he's been in charge for the last three years but his contract isn't being renewed. he the inaugral w—series, a motor—racing championship just for women, draws to a close at brands hatch this sunday. bri

kyle edmund has had a 3— set win over tsonga. but for now, good night.r there is the chance of some showers and they could affect derbyshire, particularly where the reservoir is. environment has a severe morning. the chances of capturing a shower. for most of us, the day is going to be dry. it's have a look of a satellite image. one out there in the atlantic. the showers are circling out and we are in between weather systems. that means a lot of clear weather. on the whole, that's quite out there. temperatures, 15 degrees. belfast. first thing in the morning. it is sunshine from the word go i think for most of us. a very decent day. again, southern scotland, the lake district, possibly wanted to as far south as derbyshire. 25 degrees should exceed 20 degrees. there is a chance of a shower. for the ashes, 20 degrees. there is a chance of a shower. forthe ashes, but 20 degrees. there is a chance of a shower. for the ashes, but at least the forecast suggests that most the time it will be dry. into the weekend, every saturday's forecast. low pressure just to

and kyle edmund is out of the us open in the first round — beaten by spaniard pablo andujar in five setsball league are tonight facing expulsion after missing a deadline to find a buyer. bury and bolton wanderers were told by the english football league that they had to find a way out of their dire financial situations or the process of liquidation would begin. both clubs had potential buyers in place but both fell through before the deadline passed at 5pm today. our sports editor dan roan has been at gigg lane this evening. here at gigg lane, there are still plenty of bury fans who are waiting late into the night for any news to emerge that will give them some cause for optimism. the mood here turn from anxiety to anger early on when around mid afternoon, it emerged that the prospective deal for this team to be bought by a data analytics company collapsed as they said there were too many complexities when they were doing their due diligence. that meant that their due diligence. that meant that the situation looked very desperate indeed for this 134—year—old club. in the intervening hour

but kyle edmund has been knocked out of the singles.6-2, 7-5. plenty more on the website, including 33 ties in the carbao cup, but that's all the sport for now. hello. i think ithinka i think a pretty cloudy day on the way ahead of us with some on and off rain, even the chance of one or two thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia, but that's not until a bit later on in the day. this is where our weather's coming from, you can see this weather front pushing in our direction. it was clear earlier but the clouds are now pushing into western parts of the uk and it's starting to turn wet. the forecast for early on wednesday morning shows the rain moving through the south—west, through wales and into the lake district but here it's also quite mild to start with temperatures around 12—14 and that's because we have mild, warm south westerlies coming in. quite humid air. notice how that rain moves through the midlands, the south and into parts of yorkshire through the course of the afternoon and this is where we cou

british number one kyle edmund gets his campaign underway against spaniard pablo andujar.onta are already through to the second round. so is five—time champion in new york, roger federer — but not without a scare. he dropped the first set against indian qualifier sumit nagal but went through in four. federer also lost the first set in the first round at wimbledon this year — but made it through to the final. serena williams was back on the main show court, the arthur ashe stadium, for the first time since last year's final when she had that rant at the umpire in her defeat to naomi 0saka. this was drama—free and and probably slightly worrying for her rivals. she swept aside the five—time grand slam champion maria sharapova in straight sets in under an hour6—i, 6—1. it is the first time the two have met in new york. i'll have more for you in the next hour. that's all for now. thank you, talk to you later. two teenage sisters have rescued a man and a child from drowning off the coast of aberdeenshire. eilidh noble and her sister isla — aged 14 and 15 — heard cries for help w

sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, we'll have the latest from new york as the british number one kyle edmundis us open campaign underway. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. with just 65 days to go until the uk is due to leave the eu, the leaders of the main opposition parties have met today and agreed to work together to stop britain leaving without a deal. jeremy corbyn says opposition mps will take the first steps towards trying to pass a law blocking a no—deal brexit when parliament returns next week. the parties including the greens, the snp and the lib dems also said a vote of no confidence to bring down the government remained an option. but the government accused them of tyring to create chaos, delay and uncertainty. our political correspondent, ben wright, reports from westminster. the pace is slow and the parks are full. around parliament, there is little sign of the storm to come. but with boris johnson little sign of the storm to come. but with borisjohnson prepared to ta ke but with borisjohnson prepared to take the uk out of the eu without a deal, the heat is on op

kyle edmund gets his campaign under against the spaniard.near fraserburgh yesterday afternoon, before deciding to help. earlier i spoke with the siblings from their home. we were 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,

kyle edmund, came from a set down, to give himself the chance of progressing to the last four in thee racing, history was made on day four of the glorious goodwood festival. battarsh, ridden byjim crowley, became the first three—time winner of the king george stakes with a third successive victory in the five—furlong sprint, so that's just over one kilometre. now, while robot wars, might not be on the tv at the moment, there are still plenty of colossal metal—on—metal showdowns around the country. the sport is being increasingly used by schools as an extra curricular way to teach science and engineering. the new heavyweight champion of the world is now british. i've been to the finals of robo challenge in staffordshire, where we had our very own breakfast robot ready to step into the arena. ready for battle on finals day in the staffordshire schools robo challenge. months, even years in the making, but most come here to be smashed to smithereens. and all the battery—powered robots here were in the presence of the world heavyweight champion, spectre, fresh from smashing its way to the

british number one kyle edmund gets his campaign under way against spaniard pablo andujar.ive—time champion in new york, roger federer — but not without a scare. he dropped the first set against indian qualifier sumit nagal but went through in four. federer also lost the first set in the first round at wimbledon this year — but made it through to the final. i wanted to pick up my game and started to play better and i was able to do that so that was a relief, going up 3—0 in the second set and realising it is in my racket. i just wasn't serving consistently enough, i was hitting double faults that i don't usually andi double faults that i don't usually and i was hitting too many unforced errors, i guess. serena william's was back on the main show court, the arthur ashe stadium, for the first time since last year's final when she had that rant at the umpire in her defeat to naomi osaka. this was drama—free and and probably slightly worrying for her rivals. she swept aside the five—time grand slam champion maria sharapova in straight sets in under an hour6—1,6—1. asked about h

day two of the us open is under way with british number one kyle edmund facing the spaniard pablo andujar. he was a break up and in control in that set, but lost all momentum and andujar took the set 7—6. admin is now up in the third set. earlier defending champion naomi osaka battled from behind to beat russian 20—year—old anna blinkova. the top seed will now face polish world number 53 magda linette in round two. scotland lock sam skinner will miss the rugby world cup after suffering a hamstring injury in saturday's win over france. the exeter chiefs second row limped off during the win at murrayfield, and it's been decided he wouldn't recover in time to "play a meaningful part" in japan next month. glasgow warriors second row tim swinson willjoin up with the training group as cover, with gregor townsend naming his final squad next tuesday. 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. thank you. documents seen by the bbc show the government knew the hs2 rail project was over budget three years ago. the documents w

the british number one kyle edmund is due to play his first round match at the us open shortly.n evans .are already through after a year out, robert snodgrass has returned to the scotland squad for the euro 2020 qualifiers with russia and belgium — 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 b

kyle edmund, came from a set down, to give himself the chance of progressing to the last four in thet the hungarian grand prix. the frenchman came in less than a tenth of a second ahead of team—mate, max verstappen. lewis hamilton, hoping to bounce back from his poor race, at the german gp last weekend was third fastest. in rugby league, st helens have extended their lead at the top of the table, with a comfortable win over wakefield, while leeds rhinos moved two points clear of the bottom of the super league table, as they crushed the huddersfield giants. ash handley going over twice for his side, on his 100th appearance for the club. the game finished 44—0 to the rhinos and the giants fall to tenth. tyson fury looks set to step back into the ring next month, after agreeing terms to fight sweden's 0tto wallin in las vegas. if the bout goes ahead, the former world heavyweight champion would be a strong favourite, as he seemingly bides his time, for a rematch against deontay wilder. fury is currently in a training camp in marbella. now while robot wars might not be on the tv at the mo

in the men's draw, the british number one kyle edmund gets his campaign at flushing meadows under waylow 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 over budget and probably behind schedule thre eyears ago. the government proposes an overhaul of planning rules in england so companies can build taller mobile phone masts without councils' permission. the change is part of a plan to speed up the roll—out of 5g networks and improve coverage in rural areas. the brazilian government has said it will reject an offer of aid from g7 countries to h

kyle edmund came from a set down to give himself the chance of progressing to the last four in the men'solossal metal on metal shows around the country. the sport is being increasingly used by schools, as an extra curricular way, to teach science and engineering. and the new heavyweight champion of the world is now british. i've been to the finals of robo challenge in staffordshire where we had our very own breakfast robot ready to step into the arena. months, even years in the making. all the battery—powered robots here we re all the battery—powered robots here were in the presence of the world heavyweight champion spectre. fresh from splashing its way to the world title in china. they have full-time robot builders over there. to compete with them and bring the trophy home is incredible. this is a well‘s most profile —— crushing robot. this is a crushing cylinder and it forces 22 tons of force from the back of the head and pierces through anything. taking inspiration, the school built robots have come here on finals day. there was battle after battle to win. for safety reasons, during b

kyle edmund came from a set down to give himself the chance of progressing to the last four in the men'sfastest in a rain—affected second practice at the hungarian grand prix. the frenchman came in less than a tenth of a second ahead of team—mate max verstappen. lewis hamilton hoping to bounce back from his poor race at the german gp last weekend was third fastest. in rugby league, st helens have extended their lead at the top of the table with a comfortable win over wakefield, while leeds rhinos moved two points clear of the bottom of the super league table as they crushed the huddersfield giants. this was quite a scoreline. ash handley going over twice for his side on his 100th appearance for the club. the game finished 44—0 to the rhinos and the giants fall to 10th. now, while robot wars might not be on the tv at the moment, there are still plenty of colossal metal on metal showdowns around the country. the sport is being increasingly used by schools as an extra curricular way to teach science and engineering. and the new heavyweight champion of the world is now british. it is called

british number one kyle edmund has been knocked out of the first round of the us open for the second a row. good morning — and welcome to the bbc news at 9 bury football club has been expelled from the english football league, after a last—ditch takeover bid collapsed. the league one club had until 5pm yesterday to complete a deal — having been granted an extension to last friday's initial deadline. the shakers looked set to be taken over by c&n sporting risk, but the proposal fell apart. in a statement last night, the efl said it was to withdraw bury‘s membership "with enormous regret". the club was formed 134 years ago and has twice won the fa cup, making them the first cup winners to be expelled by the efl. the efl executive chair debbiejevans said the news "will be felt across the entire football family." well, earlier this morning, radio 4's today programme spoke to rory campbell and henry newman, the two men from c&n sporting risk who nearly took over the club but they backed out of the dealjust 90 minutes before the deadline. now is really not the time to be getting into sort

elsewhere this morning, kyle edmund has been knocked out of the first round of the us open for the secondo a final set having trailed by two set to one. but edmund's game completely left him in the fifth set which he lost pretty quickly. rafael nadal is through to the second round. he's the second seed and made short work of the australianjohn millman, who he beat in straight sets at flushing meadows. slightly more tricky for the defending women's champion naomi osaka. she had a really tough battle with the 20—year—old russian anna blinkova. osaka was taken to three sets before eventually making it through to second round. there were a couple of shocks in the efl cup last night. two premier league sides beaten by lower league opposition. norwich lost to crawley town, and crystal palace were beaten on penalties by colchester united. all the other premier league clubs survived, including west ham who beat newport county 2—0, a score which included a first hammers goal forjack wilshere. one other line of football news, it looks like alexis sanchez has finally found a way out of manchester un

defeat too for the british number one kyle edmund.seven wickets forjust 18 runs. that's a world record in this format of the game. leicester beat birmingham bears by 55 runs — a result that boosts their play—off hopes. and finally, female tennis stars have shown their financial dominance in the latest edition of the forbes rich list. the top 11 highest earners in female sport all play tennis. serena williams tops the list, after earning just over £24 million, pounds while naomi 0saka is second. america's alex morgan is the first non—tennis player, in 12th, with the footballer earning just under £5 million. still quite a big gap, though, isn't there? and tennis players are in there? and tennis players are in there for a reason, it is one of the only sports with parity with men. so a lot of catching up to do. charlie is at the edinburgh festival, we will be hearing from him a little bit later on. several banks and building societies are yet to sign up to a new code designed to protect customers that have been tricked by scammers. ben ha

in the men's draw, the british number one kyle edmund gets his campaign at flushing meadows underwayie is out. i mentioned andy murray... and while andy murray isn't at flushing meadows, he is playing singles again on tennis' challenger tour, the tournaments mainly for players outside the top 100. murray got his first win since his hip surgery yesterday. well, this week rangers will have part of their ibrox stadium closed to supporters for their europa league match on thursday. it's after sectarian chants were heard in the ground in the previous round. but the scotland manager steve clarke thinks the closure could help change attitudes at the club. he was subject to abuse in february when his former side kilmarnock faced rangers at ibrox. now he wants both rangers and celtic to do more to stamp it out the night i lost it to be honest. i was really upset. the sectarian singing, you don't need. if it happens in the street it's a crime. if it's happening in the football stadium it's not a crime with so many people doing it. that can't be correct. may be the uefa ban will make people thi