whether he prejudiced a trial, ongoing trial, at leeds crown court in may.ce present presence behind you on the other side the road for this hearing. yes, i will step out of shot. you can see across the road there while the buses aren't blocking your view, a lot of police, there is probably several dozen of tommy robinson's supporters to the left of your shot and up the other end, to the right, is an equally relatively small crowd, of anti—fascist demonstrator, so the police obviously doing what they can to keep the two groups of protestors away from each other, a bit of tension but generally speaking, it is calm, but there were cheers of course as you would expect from tommy robinson's supporters, he of course is the founder of the english defence league, a far right group, andi defence league, a far right group, and i think it is fair to say he is and i think it is fair to say he is a product of the internet age, he posts videos on the internet, they reach many more people than former prominent figures in the far right in britain have managed to reach in t

playing for leeds united, a wonderful club, they just want success.they have been in the premier league and theyjust want to get back. it is a hard crowd to play for when things don't go well. they need to sustain this good start. if they drop away it becomes a little bit difficult and they are a hard crowd to please. this could be their year, everybody is getting excited. years since they were in the top division. you went through nine managers in your three years at the club, it is a lot! yes, a lot of change. when they are not going so well it is how the players handle it. a lot of pressure goes on to the manager. i think this guy can take the pressure, you will be strong enough. it is great to see them doing well and they‘ re enough. it is great to see them doing well and they're away support is phenomenal. he is doing it now, started well with some of the players they had from last year. he has changed them round, getting a few goals and great to see. michael brown, thank you for your thoughts this evening and there will be more from michael on f

court accepted mr robinson's appeal for most of his jail sentence, relating to his actions outside leedseaded guilty and was jailed ina may. he had pleaded guilty and was jailed in a matter of hours. this is why he is walking free today. essentially because the process was flawed. i have caused a breach of the piece and i am being arrested. but a judge will still have to decide whether tommy robinson's broadcast, through facebook, outside an ongoing trial at leeds crown court, risked prejudicing the case. his video was watched some 250,000 times and he was accused of breaching a suspended sentence from another broadcast he made outside canterbury crown court months earlier. at personal thank you to each and every one of you... earlier. at personal thank you to each and every one of you. .. he is a product of the internet age, sites like youtube allowed the founder of the english defence league to reach many more people than far right leaders of the past. before his arrest, he had struggled to attract as much support. but mr robinson's profile has risen since then, at home and abroad. thi

they brushed aside leeds rhinos with relative ease, scoring eight tries in a 48—12 win.on laura hall.|j cannot believe the last few days, they have been amazing. i want to give them credit as well because they kept cheering sell—out. it is amazing to have all that support. they kept cheering sell—out. it is amazing to have all that supportm isa amazing to have all that supportm is a huge springboard to her to greater things and it just the is a huge springboard to her to greater things and itjust the right time. this isjust a nice little platform for you to build on to achieve great things and i think that your potential is really something significant within the game. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news, it's click. planet earth is changing — daily. we humans are affecting its surface, its climate, its inhabitants. watching from ground level makes it difficult to make sense of it all, but these days, we do have the data and we can crunch the numbers. and when it comes to understanding the really big issues, those that have effects on a truly global scale, visuali

leeds made their claim early, catching everyone by surprise. their joy was short—lived.ssed it away. dives over in the corner. one of four first—half tries for warrington as they pushed ahead. leads knews what they had to do after the break and began to make amends. the mood would change as the match was well and truly back into warrington‘s favour. four more tries for warrington, concluded in spectacular fashion here. and now there'll be quite a celebration. a huge celebration. happy to get back to winning more than losing. after the disappointment of last year in both competitions, we have worked really hard in the off—season. you can only win two major trophies, so we have a crack at one of them. and that stands for both dragons and warrington, a fiery encounter ahead. alex gulrajani, bbc news. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news, it's click. planet earth is changing — daily. we humans are affecting its surface, its climate, its inhabitants. watching from ground level makes it difficult to make sense of it all, but these days, we do have the data and we can cru

leeds united have gone for the marcelo bielsa, who has worked with pep guardiola.hampionship with huge fan bases and trophy cabinet who have come down from the premier league and then struggled to get back out of this division. last season aston villa invested heavily in bringing the likes ofjohn terry to villa park to try to get them back to the top flight, try to get them back to the top flight, but try to get them back to the top flight, but it try to get them back to the top flight, but it hasn‘t worked. they are still in the second tier and when they lost the play—off final to fill in may the money spent on deals like this means this summer they very nearly have paid the ultimate price, as bbc‘s mark regan explains. this was the summer aston villa came very close to financial meltdown. under their previous owner they had all sorts of issues and they were very real as well, but it seems to change overnight in their favour, with new owners coming in, and it went from a case of everybody in the first—team squad being up for sale to nobody being up for sale. which w

leeds united are on top of it.the liberty stadium last night but leeds came back to get a draw. could this be their year? that point is enough for leeds to climb above boro onto the top of the championship on goal difference. they are going well but they started well last season as well. and serena williams is at the top of the rich list? yeah, it emphasises that being a rich athlete is nothing to do with prize—money. serena williams was out for about a year having a baby and she has won just over £50,000 on tour but she picked up over £14 million in endorsements, sponsorship deals. it is the third year running that she has come out on top of this rich list, earning twice as much as any female athlete. lots of money swimming around in tennis at the momentjust eight of the top ten in the list are tennis players. a retired race driver makes the top ten, as is this badminton player, a 23—year—old from india. 0lympic, commonwealth silver medallist, she has only been ranked number two in the world but she is a massive s

edl leader tommy robinson has been freed on bail after the court of appeal ruled that thejudge at leedsmonths in jail for contempt of court — had not adhered to the correct procedures for such cases. the appeal courtjudge ruled mr robinson was rushed straight into a hearing — limiting his opportunity to answer the case against him. to explain more — tom burridge is at the high court. tommy robinson screened an hour—long video on facebook outside leeds crown court back in may and a group of asian men were on trial for allegedly grooming girls. in that video that he posted online tommy robinson spoke extensively about the case and at the time pleaded guilty to co nte m pt case and at the time pleaded guilty to contempt of court, the idea that his video risked prejudicing the trial that was ongoing at the time. he was jailed in a matter of hours and todayjudges at the court of appeal essentially ruled that the process happened too quickly and in their words it was flawed. he is now out on bail but will face another hearing soon when anotherjudge will consider whether or not his actions ris

leeds united are still top of the championship after a goalless draw against second placed middlesbroughboro's jonny howson did manage to work leeds keeper bailey peacock—farrell in the first half, but neither side found much rhythm in the first meeting between managers tony pulis and marcelo bielsa. jose mourinho is making headlines again — this time telling reporters that he'll still be "one of the greatest managers in the world" even if he doesn't win the premier league with manchester united. mourinho was being questioned about his side's poor start to the season. united play burnley on sunday. i am the only manager in the world that won: italy, spain and england. and by winning eight titles — not small titles, not small countries — eight proper titles. my second position last season is one of my greatest achievements in football. the new premiership rugby season got underway this evening, and it's been a great night for newly promoted bristol who won their first match back in the top division against local rivals bath. bristol, who were promoted from the championship, had led for mu

this was at a court hearing in leeds a couple of months ago, and thejudge court hearing in leeds a couple campaign, a free tommy robinson campaign, that is why we here, it has become such a big issue, hundreds of thousands of people to support him notjust in this country, but across the world believing he wasn‘tjailed for his at legend contempt of court, but because of his political beliefs. he is freed on bail, do we know what terms? the only term that he has been given other than obviously the usual terms, on bail is he can‘t go within a certain distance of leeds crown court, which is where he was jailed for contempt earlier this year. phil, we will be back to you later on, if there is any movement we will come straight back to you. let us catch up with the weather first. here today‘s weather has been a tale of two halves, by far the best of the sunshine has happened across the eastern side of the uk, across eastern side of the uk, across eastern scotland, and much of england and wales, this was the isle of wight earlier in the afternoon, while further north and west we have got more cl

the point was enough to move leeds to the top of the table on goal difference.e this evening. queen's park rangers remain bottom of the table after losing to bristol city, they've lost their four opening matches to pile more pressure on steve mclaren. two second half goals gave frank lampard his second league win of the season. while hull city recorded their first league win beating rotherham. the england women's manager phil neville has recalled captain steph houghton and alex greenwood as his side look to qualify for the world cup. centre—back houghton is fit again after a knee injury, while left—back greenwood returns from suspension for the final qualifiers against wales and kazakhstan. wales top the group, having played one game more — the winners of that match on the 31st august will qualify automatically for the tournament. danny cipriani faces an rfu hearing tomorrow to determine what action he'll face after being charged with conduct prejudicial to the interests of the game. the rugby players‘ association had called on the rfu to drop its case against t

thejudgment said he had live streamed a video of himself talking about a grooming trial at leeds crownto reporting restrictions. lucy manning has more. a free—speech hero to some, a dangerous far right leader to others. tommy robinson left prison this afternoon, a free man for the moment at least. his only reaction, to criticise the media. all the mainstream media do is lie. the british public no longer believe you. reporter: what would you like to say? i have got a lot to say. nothing to you. to the british public. outside the high court in london this morning, police... # 0h, tommy, tommy... tommy robinson's supporters, and his opponents. nazi scum! off our streets! the former english defence league leader had beenjailed for 13 months for contempt of court after confronting defendants outside leeds crown court and broadcasting it live on to facebook. the pictures were watched a quarter of a million times. the judgment today revealing it was a trial involving asian men accused of grooming. but today the high court overturned that decision. ..in respect of the finding of contempt in le

derby and leeds kicked off at 5:30pm. into the second half and leads ahead 2-1. --.s, england have made the most of the sunshine on the third day of the second test against india. they had a wobbly start before a big partnership between jonny bairstow and chris woakes saw them build a very healthy first innings lead. patrick gearey has more. it all seemed so calm. after yesterday's storm damage, a short sunlit stroll would take england beyond india's total. but a right leg betrayal, lbw, letters that would recur. and this cop from behind at 32—2. not long before another lbw, the new boy up trapped at 28. this twojoe root, different bowler, same result. that finger again. it accounted forjos buttler, too, an unsettled test that has a more rain and runs. in that context, jonny bairstow and his 50 was a fortune. no other man had gone that fork in the match but chris woakes was catching on. he cashed in on a tiring india and england began building a commanding lead. they knew time and weather could be against them so they got on with things. racing ahead here, chris woa

but, today, the high court overturned that decision. ..in respect of the finding of contempt in leeds reasons set out in the judgment, essentially because the process was flawed. he's coming home, he's coming home, he's coming, tommy's coming home. so tommy robinson will be released from jail but he will be back in a courtroom soon. he's been released on bail but he will be back in the old bailey to face that allegation of contempt of court once more. most of us thought that the system was so rigged against him that we had no chance. we believed that the establishment would gang up. but it does appear that we have got, at least, some independent minds working here. the high court finding the original decision to jail tommy robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley lennon, was made too quickly and was unfair. tommy robinson is not a working class hero. it's up to the judges whether they release him for contempt, but i believe tommy robinson has got contempt for our democracy and forjustice. he's been a lifelong racist. but his imprisonment has gained him even more support, especially

leeds finished ninth in the regular season and ran in nine tries in a 118—22 win.marquez will start the austrian moto gp from pole after a thrilling qualifying at the red bull ring. the spaniard claimed the top spot on the grid byjust two—thousandths of a second from andrea dovizioso. britain's cal crutchlow will start from fifth. whilst the european championships finish tomorrow, another major competition gets underway in ireland next week. the para—swimming europeans are being held in dublin, the first major competition for the british team since the rio paralympics. and after a turbulent 12 months for british swimming, kate grey looks ahead to what we can expect from the team. british para sony enjoyed a successful 0lympic british para sony enjoyed a successful olympic games, winning 47 medals, including gold for the likes of le simmons and ollie hind. but since then, it has not been plain sailing. some leading names retired and british swimming had to apologise athletes after a former head coach was found to have created a climate of fear. there were failings i

thejudgement said he had livestreamed a video of himself talking about a grooming trial at leeds crownning has more. a free speech hero to some, a dangerous far—right leader to others, tommy robinson left prison this afternoon. a free man, for the moment at least, his only reaction to criticise the media. all the mainstream media do is lie. the british public no longer believe you. i've got a lot to say. but not to you. to the british public. outside the high court in london this morning, police... 0h, tommy, tommy. ..tommy robinson's supporters and his opponents. nazi scum, off our streets. i've caused a breach of the peace... the former english defence league leader had beenjailed for 13 months for contempt of court after confronting defendants outside leeds crown court and broadcasting it live on to facebook. the pictures were watched a quarter of a million times. can you get me a solicitor? the judgement today revealing it was a trial involving asian men accused of grooming. but, today, the high court overturned that decision. i'm in respect of the finding of contempt in leeds crow

leeds rhinos take on castleford in the women's challenge cup final tomorrow.s team. their captain lois forsell hopes this is the onlyjust the beginning as the team looks to build a long term legacy. it is the first milestone we have reached on our journey it is the first milestone we have reached on ourjourney this year as a new team. we set out some aims at the beginning of the year and who are getting close to taking one off. so we are excited to put in a good performance and hopefully come away with a win. we have all come together. early on, our head coach set out some standards. he plays for the men's first team and is bringing that culture of what is expected to bea that culture of what is expected to be a leeds rhinos player and how we all work together is really key. we have been in the challenge cup final this week in our first season, so it is exciting. let head now to the european championship, where laura kenny's team pursuit quartet are facing italy for gold. let's get the latest. commentator: for this team, the road to tokyo starts here, and away

the far—right activist received a 13—month jail term in may after he filmed outside leeds crown courty — after it emerged he'd shared a platform with speakers who compared israel to the nazis. the labour leader said he was sorry for the anxiety and concern he'd caused. bbc analysis of government figures shows the number of grammar school pupils in england has grown by 11,000 since 2010. the data suggests the equivalent of 2a new selective schools will have been created by 2021. as we were hearing in the headlines, three people have been killed in violent clashes between security forces and opposition supporters in zimbabwe's capital harare, following monday's contested elections. the ruling zanu—pf party has won the parliamentary vote, but the result of the vote for the next president has not yet been announced. our correspondent shingai nyoka is in the zimbabwean capital harare. in an alleged in this violence. accusation is the army were using live ammunition against protesters? yes, and earlier ennui heard —— earlier on we heard that live rounds we re earlier on we heard that live r

i've been chatting to adam and the leeds rhinos women s captain lois forsell.g as a coach and i didn't really know what to expect when i came here will stop ijust really wa nted when i came here will stop ijust really wanted to take it week by week if i'm honest. and just try to have a positive influence and teach as much as i can with my experience and knowledge of the game. what the sea like as a coach? he inspires the girls and having someone that has that knowledge and experience, you put your trust in him and whatever he is saying. you know that he has been there and done it. secondly he has taught everyone that they can be what ever player they want to be if they put ha rd—working. what ever player they want to be if they put hard—working. that has been great for us and a woman's game. they put hard—working. that has been great for us and a woman's gamem has been a big week for you. you become a father a few days ago. your coaching the woman's team and in the semifinal for you coaching the woman's team and in the semifinalfor you guys. coaching the woman'

the far—right activist received a 13—month jail term in may after he filmed outside leeds crown courtged he'd shared a platform with speakers who compared israel to the nazis. he said he was sorry for the anxiety and concern he'd caused. bbc analysis of government figures shows the number of grammar school pupils in england has grown by 11,000 since 2010. the data suggests the equivalent of 24 new selective schools will have been created by 2021. the future of the department store chain house of fraser has been thrown into uncertainty with the announcement that a chinese firm has pulled out of a rescue deal. c banner said it was scrapping its investment plans because its own share price had fallen steeply. more now on one of those stories. the far—right activist tommy robinson has been freed on bail after winning a challenge against a ruling of contempt of court. the former leader of the english defence league had been given a 13—month jail term. thejudgement said he had livestreamed a video of himself talking about a grooming trial at leeds crown court involving asian men, which is s

it was a game of few chances, boro'sjonny howson did manage to work leeds keeper bailey peacock—farrelletween managers tony pulis and marcelo bielsa. jose mourinho is making headlines again, this time telling reporters that he'll still be one of the greatest managers in the world even if he doesn't win the premier league with manchester united. mourinho was being questioned about his side's poor start to the season. united play burnley on sunday. iam the i am the only manager in the world that won italy, spain and england. and by winning edge titles, not small titles, not small countries, eight proper titles, my second position last season is one of my greatest achievements in football. it's the return of the domestic rugby union season this weekend. promoted side bristol have returned to the premiership with a bang by beating west country rivals bath at ashton gate. bristol, who were promoted from the championship, had led for much of the match but only made sure of victory when alapati leiua went over to the joy of the home fans. in the pro 14, champions leinster beat cardiff blues an

mike bushell, bbc news, in leeds. now on bbc news, talking books. welcome talking books.e here to talk to dame hilary mantel, the only woman to have won the man booker prize fiction prize twice for her bestselling historical novels wolf hall and bring up the bodies. her otherfiction may take you by surprise, with books about ghosts, the supernatural, and the french revolution. the world of course eagerly awaits the next instalment of the thomas cromwell trilogy, the mirror and the light. hilary mantel, welcome to talking books. we will come to the mirror and the light in due course. but i want to start with the books you have written. 12 novels, short stories, a memoir, and i was very struck by how very different they are — from 800 pages on the french revolution to performing psychics in suburbia, your subjects are unpredictable. how deliberate is that? it's not really deliberate, but i don't know how people manage to write the same book over and over again, because you grow and you change, your interests change. although to me there are subterranean threads that connect

they won by 20 points to 1a, a late try from leeds skipper lois forsell settling the match.ne up for the men's side this afternoon in their challenge cup semifinal against warrington. that's live on bbc one after the first semi between st helens and catalans dragons. georgia hall has given herself a great chance of winning a first major title. she's one shot off the pace going into the final round of the women's british open. and after some erratic long shots, hall's putter helped her to 12 under par, just behind leader pornanong patlum. 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. many thanks indeed, john. the international trade secretary, liam fox, has said he now thinks it's more likely than not that britain will leave the eu without a deal next march. in an interview with the sunday times, mr fox accused the european commission of being so intransigent that the odds of there being no brexit deal were now 60—40. 0ur political correspondent tom barton in westminster gave us his analysis of the comme

for the carnival. 0ne and one or two close to leeds for the carnival.ival. not completely dry with temperatures around 20—22. sunny in the south—west of england and the channel islands. into the night the showers will fade. should be a dry night and the exception will be across western scotland, northern ireland. increases later on and by the end of the night, the western isles could turn a bit on the wet side. clear skies and eastern scotla nd side. clear skies and eastern scotland and eastern england, temperatures down into single figures to start tuesday but for the journey back to work for many of you, try starc, sunny as well. the big exception will be the western isles, wet and windy. rain spilling into the western highlands later on. maybe into the far west of northern ireland but most of you will be dry, sunny spells and temperatures roughly on a par with today's values, high teens is not to 20s. tonight, rain will spread across northern ireland and scotland then will fade a little bit. into wednesday, watch for some thundery showers. in the sou

leeds boxer, natasha gale says exhaustion was behind the "unacceptable conduct" that saw her suspended from boxing after the commomwealth games. she says the ban gave her the break from the sport she needed and she's now aiming for the world championships later this year, followed by the tokyo olympics in 2020. she's been speaking exclusively to our sports reporter, tanya arnold. having time off, i had quite a bit of time off and reflecting on it. you know, it was good for me to have the time. maybe my actions weren't the time. maybe my actions weren't the best at the time just because of the best at the time just because of the space i was in with my own head. inafunny the space i was in with my own head. in a funny sort of way, however tough it has been, it might have been a good thing they did that for you? i think so. been a good thing they did that for you? ithink so. ithinkl needed the break, i was exhausted mentally and physically. also, it gave me time to reassess my goals and what i wa nt to time to reassess my goals and what i want to achieve. but i guess when i look on it an

warrington and leeds rhinos are playing now.inal daily—macro perfect start in the british open. birdie on the first poll, she's still a shot off the leader. and a quick update on the community shield. manchester city ah wong lob against chelsea after 50 minutes at wembley. detectives investigating the disappearance of a midwife in staffordshire have re—arrested a 32—year—old man on suspicion of murder. police searching for 28—year—old samantha eastwood found a woman's body near stoke yesterday. her family have thanked the public for their support and asked for privacy. two other men are in custody, and are being questioned on suspicion of assisting an offender. police in london have launched a murder investigation after a man in his 20s was stabbed to death in kingston—upon—thames last night. the man was found in cambridge gardens and was pronounced dead at the scene. officers are in the process of informing the man's family. no arrests have been made. portuguese firefighters in the algarve are struggling to bring wildfires unde

they won by 20 points to 14, a late try from leeds skipper lois forsell settling the match. by adam cutherbertson, who's expected to line up for the men's side this afternoon in their challenge cup semifinal against warrington. that's live on bbc one, after the first semi between st helens and catalans dragons. georgia hall has given herself a great chance of winning a first major title. she's one shot off the pace going into the final round of the women's british open. and after some erratic long shots, hall's putter helped her to 12 under par, just behind leader pornanong patlum. over on the us men's tour, rory mcilroy put himself into contention at the world golf championship in ohio. he said he was feeling good heading into the final day, after a round of 67 left him tied for second place with ian poulter, three shots behind the leaderjustin thomas. britain's cal crutchlow will start the czech moto gp from fifth on the grid, after qualifying in brno was dominated by andrea dovizioso. in the final seconds, he outpaced his fellow—italian valentino rossi to secure his first

in theirfirst season, leeds rhinos have won the women's challenge cup final, beating castleford tigersis side, who responded with three unanswered tries in the second 40. amy staveley drew them level before lois forsell wrapped it up in the dying minutes. coach cuthbertson can't spend too long celebrating. he's playing in the men's semi—final tomorrow england's georgia hall is still in contention at the women's british open — just a shot off the lead going into sunday's final round the players weren't the only ones chasing birdies at royal lytham — take a look at this cat on the prowl in the rough. how sweet is that? it is alligators and states. —— in the united states. 0n the course, pornanong phatlem takes a one shot lead into the final round on 13 under par. hall's putter came to her rescue on more than one occasion, with a birdie at the last meaning she'll be in the final group tomorrow. so here's the leaderboard as it stands going into the final day. phatlem leads by one from hall. the longtime leader mingee lee of australia further back in the field now. just three shots off the

today chris grayling was at the airport, opening a redevelopment at leeds bradford, but the questionsr the best possible transport system. and you're not doing it at the moment. well, we have got a challenge this summer, with a timetable that's gone wrong because of an infrastructure project that's gone wrong. myjob is to sort that out. i don't run engineering projects, myjob is to sort out problems when they arise. it shouldn't have happened. today more than 80 mps and peers called for a £100 billion boost for transport in the north of england and for the proposed northern powerhouse rail scheme to be brought forward. we have an amazing capital, in which there is a transport system that is 24/7, it works for big businesses, small business, for families and communities, and we would like to have the same opportunity to realise our potential in the north of england. bradford is highlighted as a city that would especially benefit from the northern powerhouse rail project. the argument being by improving connections here, the city's particularly young workforce would see the creation of

the point was enough to move leeds to the top of the table on goal difference.in bottom of the table after losing to bristol city, they've lost their four opening matches to pile more pressure on steve mclaren. two second—half goals gave frank lampard his second league win of the season. hull city recorded their first league win, beating rotherham. and that is all the sport. good evening. it was another warm and humid day, but sunshine was a little easier to find an over the last couple of days. this was how the day ended on the north norfolk coast, beautiful sunset there. but a bit more cloud in the mix further north and west. because there is a weather front approaching, bringing some rain across parts of northern ireland and scotland, and behind that frontal system, as it continues to trundle its way south eastwards during tomorrow, we will begin to introduce some cooler, fresh air. but, as we head through what is left of this evening, and tonight, we will see that rain and some of it on the heavy side across northern ireland and western scotland, patchy rain

if you are knocked down by a bus in leeds or manchester this afternoon from the moment the paramedics collect you to deliver you to the a and e department throughout your journey at the hospital and afterwards when the physio is seeing you in the community, the gp is given new painkillers, that can all be communicated and passed forward. this has been quite a mammoth task for you because you trained as a doctor, lita months ago did you stop working as a dr but at the same time you created this company and have been running this company is well. you've been busy! it has been a busy time. you are extremely energetic and passionate despite that, i'd be on my knees! there is an emerging wave of doctor entrepreneurs and the reason for that is there are lots of problems to fix and the doctors and nurses and others in the system other people to fix these problems. it was a busy period for me but worth it because the two feed into each other, seeing this problem and minute and minute by minute on a shift as a doctor gives me the extra motivation to solve it. will you miss being a doctor?” mot

leeds united are on top of it.iant start under their new maanger marcelo bielsa, even though they did drop their first points of the season. 0li mcburnie twice gave swansea the lead at the liberty stadium. they were relegated last season, but could this be leeds' year? pablo hernandez got the equaliser against his former club and the point is enough for them to climb above boro at the top on goal difference. serena williams has taught the women's athlete richard list this year. this just remphasises that being a rich athelte has nothing to do with prize money, serena williams was out for over a year having a baby, but has won just under £50,000 pounds on tour, but picked up over £14 million pounds in endorsemnts and sponsorship deals. it's the third year running that she has come out on top, earning twice as much as any other female athlete off the court. lots of money swilling around in tennis at the moment. eight of the top 10 in the rich list are tennis players. retired race driver danica patrick make the top 10

it is only a small proportion of those people on the leeds side who say it is better than a bad deal. most people think even a bad deal is better than no deal. lets watch this space. we do live in interesting times. the sydney morning herald. we think we have our issues. this article has two pictures of two possible new leaders, new prime minister is for australia. malcolm turnbull is pretty much saying he is out. this reminds us how rough australian politics really is. there is a good reason why they call it the true capital of the democratic world. it is difficult to be a prime minister in australian politics and there is backbiting always going on. —— coup capital. there is a move towards a hardening of some political positions in australia, a move to the right and malcolm turnbull is just too liberal. some say to moderate. i think that tells us something about australian politics. you need to remember that this is a government with a one seat majority so it is in danger of falling for other reasons. but won't credibility be lost? some inside australia and some outsider looking at

their first win back in the top flight i'm happy to add that we scored and to be came in that way leeds in the first all that ok it's not going to be who is this game i think we deserve more than than the last. frankfurt cotati her show was under pressure after his team got knocked out in the first round of the german cup by fourth division side. but he didn't have to wait long for success for signing opening the scoring in the ten minutes. nifty flick front of us going out there and mother finished the job in style i began with ten minutes remaining and added one of his own i the frenchman coolly slotting the ball past alexander shoulder. and out to her to get to that when he needed in his first one this league with frankfurt. so let's round off all the action i would love to populate our cousins hopes with two nil home away involves very shocked shell to one. rainford got back on track with a two mil win and freiburg and tough life returned was turned upside down by brick and further rescued a point at home to hanover the visitors open the scoring in the seventy six minutes and drink

you just aw the reporter from our correspondent in iran -plooking at one of the countr's leeding human rights lawyers who is on hunger strike to protest what she calll her false imprisonment. noo for a look at the day's business news. i'm joined by stephen, starting in argentina which is payments to iis bailout. >> that's right. at the $50oking billion rescue package. the first billion dollars were paid in june and theeargentinian president says he wants the make all resoorces necessary available to pay ts they said the ppso has plunged% in value making repaying thee6 1 debts more expensive. the argrgentinian econonomy is investors are concerned that they will nnt meet the debt ooligations. %he country's president mauricio paaout.as asked the imf to speed >> auttorities will be working betttter insulaaing arargentinam markets. f fosdick oh is tooensure the country can pay its bills through 2019, and election year. howeeer, his mood wassnot enough to convince some nalysts saying argentina. >> macri's message was not maybe the markets would be waiting for a bigger signal.% simply advanci

starting to separate to spread out from the main ronnie just behind me that's where it could starts in leeds who are repeats of the violence that we saw yesterday when they encounter the counter protesters who are here as well many hundreds of people who just a short time ago were facing off like you say across the street from these protesters. show you've been talking to a lot of those people there today we've been telling you. that's right we spoke to a number of counter-demonstrators on this evening we spoke to one woman who was from originally from lebanon is that she lived in germany for a number of years she told us that she was caught off in a lot of the violence yesterday let's have a listen to what she told me. a chap even i saw huge groups of people with a racist mindset it was a right wing mob they were roving around freely in the city center they were chasing migrants here with two little police presence they took over the city and we have been distracted i'm going on. so she said that she was keen though to return today to show that she wasn't going to be pushed health by the vi

hmp leeds is one of ten prisons where sniffer dogs are being brought in to reduce the amount of drugstances such as spice have caused health problems and sparked violence in prisons, volatile places at the best of times. the atmosphere is good. but like everything and anything, things can change. the dynamics of a jail, the dynamics of a wing, can change overnight. maintaining prison buildings is important, too. the government is investing in a programme to replace windows and improved perimeter security to stop drugs being blown in by drones or the owner of the girls. grabbing hold of the drugs and stopping them getting in in the first place is absolutely vital if we are to turn around violence in prisons. and unless we do, you cannot get prisoners into education. if you cannot get them into education work, you cannot analyse around. and you cannot turn their lives around, you cannot protect the public. it is the relationship between prison officers and prisoners that is key to a stable prison, as well as leadership skills. that is why the ministry of defence has been asked for help

disappointing return to the top flight for just hold off i'm happy that we scored as we came in that way leeds are the first all that ok it's not good that we lose this game i think we deserve more than the last. phone call vented his frustration over the loss to the raps fortuna will have to wait for their first win back in the top flight. pretending to the breaking news of the sour heyday in the u.s. state of florida say four people have been killed in iran ten one dead and a mass shooting at a video game tunnel meant in central jacksonville and police say was suspect is dead at the scene and that it is unknown if there is a second suspect will of course bring him more as a story continues to unfold decile for now though thanks for watching. make your smart t.v. even smarter than or smart. what you want what you want to. hope to do. extraordinary. jack. you decide what's on. sunday to double your job.

leeds have won every home game this season.e'll still be "one of the greatest managers in the world" even if he doesn't win the premier league with manchester united. mourinho was being questioned about his side's poor start to the season. united play burnley on sunday. iam the i am the only manager in the world that won: italy, spain and england. and by winning eight titles, not small titles, not small countries. eight proper titles. my second position last season is one of my greatest achievements in football. it is the return of the domestic rugby union season this weekend. promoted side bristol are currently hosting bath at aston gate bristol have taken an early lead with a penalty. although bath's tom homer should have scored the first try of the season but dropped the ball over the line. 27 minutes on the clock there. in the pro 1a — champions leinster are drawing eight all with cardiff blues and edinburgh have a slender lead against 0spreys. the us open tennis is well into its third round and the women's defending champi

leeds have been going great guns in the championship but lost at home to preston.erahino scored his first goal for stoke city. he's been there 18—months. they beat huddersfield 2—0. what is happening at manchester united 7 it's manchester united's worst start to a season since 1992. three games in, they've won one and lost two. after defeat to tottenham on monday they're toiling at 13th in the premier league. and that appears unlucky for mourinho. sojust how bad is it? adam wild reports. so what about this, he is standing and clapping at the supporters. and those who are there are now singing back at him and applauding him too. what an apartment —— what a performance that was from jose mourinho. for united, opinion has felt really more divided. johnny eight —— jose mourinho and battle yet defined. it was again his own reputation he chose to defend.” yet defined. it was again his own reputation he chose to defend. i won more premiership salon than the other 19 managers together. free for me, and two for them. respect, respect, respect. respect is what he demands. fu

back in may of this year outside leeds crown court.cceeded. we believe he is not at the high court. i am told today. he will not emerge to meet his supporters today. but this is not the end of the story for tommy robinson. there will still be hearing —— hearing relating to whether he was in breach of contempt of court in may about side leeds crown court last may. tom burridge, thank you so much for bringing is that from the court of appeal. a conservative—run council is warning it may have to cut basic services after imposing emergency spending controls for the second time in six months. northamptonshire county council needs to save more than £60 million by next march, and will decide today whether it should limit the work it does to a bare minimum. anielle stone is a labour county councillor in northamptonshire. with me here is professor tony travers, a local government expert at the london school of economics. tony, first, put into context the seriousness of the situation being faced by northampton county council. there is no doubt i

bristol and leeds and liverpool.is something really striking here which speaks to the heart of what universities are on what they have become since the cap on fees was raised first by tony blair and then rapidly by david cameron and nick clegg. can they take on as many students as they one question that should they want to take on as many students as they want? might the university ‘s something putting off people? since labour and the tories raised fees, the culture at university has changed. before fees, stu d e nts university has changed. before fees, students would apply and they wanted a university experience so if they did not get into one university they would go to another. a lot of stu d e nts would go to another. a lot of students are thinking if they do not get into theirfirst students are thinking if they do not get into their first choice university, why not do an apprenticeship or go to europe and study for free question other has been a big culture change. students are treating university, instead of ju

leeds and swansea both continued their unbeaten starts to the championship season, as they drew 2—2 atnt thanks to the former swansea midfielder pablo hernandez. great britain picked up three gold medals at the world para athletics european championships in berlin, with richard whitehead winning the t61200 metres. serena williams has topped the forbes rich list of female athletes, that's despite her 1a month break to have her daughter 0lympia. the 23—time grand slam champion earned less than fifty thousand pounds in prize money during the last year, but made almost $1a million through endorsements. 14 1a million. incredible. and rightly so. 1a million. incredible. and rightly so. if there is anyone who can really target those endorsements and get sponsorship, it is somebody like serena williams. such an inspirational character for young girls coming any sport. 50,000 in prize money, 1a million. girls coming any sport. 50,000 in prize money, ia millionlj girls coming any sport. 50,000 in prize money, 14 million. i wouldn't say no to the 50,000! here's alina with a look at this morning's

leeds boxer, natasha gale says exhaustion was behind the "unacceptable conduct" that saw her suspended break from the sport she needed and she's now aiming for the world championships later this year, followed by the tokyo olympics in 2020. she's been speaking exclusively to our sports reporter, tanya arnold. having time off, i had quite a bit of time off and reflecting on it. you know, it was good for me

we actually went to leeds and york, and then edinburgh.e come. patricia is from visit britain. lots of them saying different reasons, one is the weak pound. i no, it's not the only reason, but how big a difference has that made to the tourism industry in the uk? what it means is people tend to budget in their own currency, so when they come here they are spending more in pounds because they get more for their money. we know that there have been some great deals offered by travel agencies, especially in china, which is very price sensitive, we've seen good growth this year from the us as well. it does help in getting a value message out, but also you have to bea value message out, but also you have to be a welcoming country, you have to be a welcoming country, you have to have a really good solid base of why people want to come. one of the reasons we saw that fall in the pound was after the vote to leave the eu. if a deal is done and everything settles down and people then start to invest in the pound a bit more, and the pound gets stronger

a late try from leeds skipper lois forsell settling the match.ge cup semifinal against warrington. that's live on bbc one, after the first semi between st helens and catalans dragons. georgia hall has given herself a great chance of winning a first major title. she's just one shot off the pace going into the final round of the women's british open. she wasn't the only one chasing birdies at royal lytham. a local cat was on the prowl in the rough. let's hope he got something nice after a ll let's hope he got something nice after all of his efforts. and after some erratic long shots, hall's putter helped her to 12 under par, just behind leader pornanong patlum. over on the us men's tour, rory mcilroy put himself into contention at the world golf championship in ohio. he said he was feeling good heading into the final day, after a round of 67 left him tied for second place with ian poulter, three shots behind the leaderjustin thomas. an exciting day ahead with ireland in the final of the hockey. fingers crossed we can add to those two gold—medal in

they won by 20 points to 14, a late try from leeds skipper lois forsell settling the match.n. more medals of the european championships, fingers crossed. the number of people following a vegan diet has more than doubled in the last year. according to the vegan society, 500,000 of us are now avoiding eating meat or any other animal products. restaurants and shops have been quick to embrace the trend with health store holland and barratt this week becoming the latest chain to launch exclusively vegan stores. joining us now are dietician nichola ludlam—raine and louise davies from the vegan society. cani can i start, is it healthier? eating more plant —based food is definitely a good thing because you are getting more fibre and whole grains and eating less meat is also good because you are likely to be getting healthy things from nuts and seeds and olive oil. from a health point of view it's not necessary to cut out meat and fish altogether. are you "and my crime not. i don't really like labels. i eat lots of legumes, lentils. why are more people turning to the guinness or flex

today, chris grayling was at the airport, opening a redevelopment at leeds bradford, but the questionsthat's gone wrong because of an infrastructure project that's gone wrong. myjob is to sort that out. i don't run engineering projects, myjob is to sort out problems when they arise. it shouldn't have happened. today, more than 80 mps and peers called for a £100 billion boost for transport in the north of england and for the proposed northern powerhouse rail scheme to be brought forward. we have an amazing capital, in which there is a transport system that is 24/7, it works for big businesses, small business, for families and communities, and we would like to have the same opportunity to realise our potential in the north of england. bradford is highlighted as a city that would especially benefit from the northern powerhouse rail project. the argument being by improving connections here, the city's particularly young workforce would see the creation of another 15,000 jobs. that would be welcomed by companies like this one in shipley. they make components for the aerospace industry. 75 p

they won by 20 points to 14, a late try from leeds skipper lois forsell settling the match.y 11 weeks since chelsea won the fa cup at wembley, and they're back there this afternoon to take on manchester city in the community shield. eden hazard was the match winner back in may. he's still with chelsea despite plenty of talk about a move away from the club, but they do have a new man in charge, antonio conte replaced by maurizio sarri as manager. always chasing the big rivals so antonio, maurizio, but i'm delighted to play with this style of play, the way you want to play, it will be perfect, i'm so happy he came here. i want to win because it is very important to have immediately a trophy. but i think in this moment of the season, it is very important to the performance. we have to improve, of course. georgia hall has given herself a great chance of winning a first major title. she's just one shot off the pace going into the final round of the women's british open. she wasn't the only one chasing birdies at royal lytham. a local cat was on the prowl in the rough. and after s