steve smith is back batting again after concussion stopped him from doing so in leeds.d almost 400 runs atan series he has scored almost 400 runs at an average of 126, and that has now moved him back up to the top of the test rankings for batsmen around the test rankings for batsmen around the world. the first time he has been there since the bell tampering scandal last year. he overtakes india's kohli. smith's reintroduction means australia had to fit him in somewhere in their batting lineup. usman khawaja is the man to make way. he hasn't gone past 36 in this series, so there is room for another batsmen who has made three consecutive half centuries since coming in for smith at lord's. and with him alongside smith, that makes australia pretty excited. and with him alongside smith, that makes australia pretty excitedlj think makes australia pretty excited.” think everyone in the world is looking forward to watching steve smith bat, we always do. and again, i think steve has missed one test match. he hasn't been out for 12 months. he came back from a 12 month layoff pret

laughter it may be that i am right what i said about leeds.estion about arts funding in sheffield, i want to do it and i think it is important that a great city like leeds should have a mass transit system. but i'm not going to commit today to a budget for it. what i think i could commit to doing, because it is a really good question, is going back to talk to grant shapps, our transport team and oui’ grant shapps, our transport team and our railways team, and to see what is cooking and what we could do to support it. in my view, it is... leeds, by comparison, to most european cities, is not well provided for with mass transit. itv? good afternoon, prime minister. you have five weeks left to get a better deal. can you update us on what you think is the latest probability of finding an agreement that the dup can get behind? secondly, you called david cameron a girly swot, are you worried what he might call you on his upcoming memoir? laughter first of all, on where we are with brexit, i think people do deserve to know what is going on. we are wo

you have seenjanine hammond, shajila kershie, thomas leeds.nk you! applause sunday is the first day of meteorological autumn. and for the early days of september, it will feel a little on the chilly side. we have got this band of cloud that swept across the country yesterday. it is behind that that we are drawing in this cooler, fresher air on a north—westerly breeze and that will bring some more showers, particularly across northern ireland and scotland overnight. in between those showers, there is still a chance of catching the northern lights for northern areas. further south across the uk, we will have some longer, clearer skies. with that cooler air coming down, temperatures will drop away and it will be chillier than it was last night. 7—9 degrees in towns and cities. cooler than that, though, in rural areas. a sunny start for many parts of england and wales. scattered showers for a while in northern ireland, some heavier thundery ones pushing eastwards across scotland, across northern england and down towards the wash. very few showers

you have seenjanine hammond, shajila kershie, thomas leeds.ing audience. good night, thank you! applause this time last week we were saying goodbye to hot continental air which had lifted temperatures above 30 celsius in some spots is inevitably cool air celsius in some spots is inevitably coolaircame celsius in some spots is inevitably cool air came back from the atlantic and looking at the jet stream, coming across the atlantic towards us, it is the atlantic influenced weather that stays with us, occasional dips in the jet stream will bring low pressure systems rein oui’ will bring low pressure systems rein our way, will bring low pressure systems rein ourway, rain at will bring low pressure systems rein our way, rain at times, not all the times and a lot of it will affect northern and western parts of the uk but all of us will see rain at some stage of the week. it will be breezy and temperatures even below average for the time of year. this is our monday shaping up and some of the rain coming into scotland will be heavy, especially in the

united, his name, his father was a footballerfor leeds united, also playing for norway.he first teenager to score more than one goal on his champions league since wayne rooney back in 2004. he league since wayne rooney back in 200a. he is going to be a star player. there is confirmation of all of tuesday cosmic results. frank lampard's match ending in a 1—0 defeat. last season's semifinalists, leon drew 1—1. racist chanting against romolo karkoo, a sports judge found that southern whistles we re judge found that southern whistles were aimed at him as he was about to ta ke were aimed at him as he was about to take the penalty —— romelu lukaku. it is the second time the group has been accused of racist action. ben stokes has accused the sun newspaper as partaking in the lowest form of journalism. he said the paper's decision to publish the story would have driven lifelong consequences for his mother in particular. the sun says the incident is a matter of public record. from world cup winner to ashes hero, this has been a season to savour for ben stokes. just two days after

these three women are all eu citizens who live in leeds.t's going to be an issue for me to stay because i'm almost five years and i've been working all this time in the uk. but there is that little feeling that, "what happens if they say no?" others want an id card or document to prove they've been accepted, like zara, who's italian. no proof to live here. but i am worried about that. eu citizens like these have been promised time and again their rights will be protected, but until that happens they're left with worry. alex forsyth, bbc news. a series of mass shootings in the united states over the last year has increased pressure to reform gun laws. but those high—profile and shocking attacks make up a fraction of gun violence deaths in the us. this week the number fatally shot since the start of the year 10,000 people with more than 20,000 injured. chris buckler reports from washington. the cordons and closed off streets have become too familiar. they mark the spot of the latest drive—by shooting that has left a man and woman in hospital.

however, todayis picture sent in from leeds. however, today is again a different story.ery wind. and that's because of the remnants of ex— hurricane dorian. in area of low pressure those been arriving over the last few months was bringing some wet and windy weather into scotland and northern ireland. we've got these weather fronts straddled across the country buzzing any morning. not producing that much way of rain, but some patchy light rain across parts of east anglia and the south—east to start with. overcast skies and some rain into north wales and north—west england. but already, behind it, into scotland and northern ireland will start off with them sunny spells and a few scattered showers. we can't rule out the odd rumble of thunder with those showers, but hopefully they should be few and far between. something that will be late noticeable will be the strength of the wind, a strong westerly gusting in excess of 40—50 mph on exposed was facing close. there will be some sunny spells coming through later on any day. and as a temperatures will improve. highs of 22 degr

this was the scene in leeds a little while ago.o put more tests in place, to make sure the uk can reduce carbon emissions. joining me now is lawrence slade, chief executive of energy uk, the industry's trade association. are you protesting today?” are you protesting today? i am not. iam here are you protesting today? i am not. i am here instead but i am moved to see the protests here, notjust your but around the world. there were 20,000 people out in perth in australia. so i think it is great raising awareness but we need to make sure it is front and centre on government agendas as well. that is the point, isn't it? of what those children are saying, they wanted on the government agenda. has the government been to act? what is your analysis of what is going on here? we have achieved a tremendous amount in the last decade in terms of the amount of electricity that comes from renewable sources, regularly well over 50%. just this morning, we had the latest auction for offshore wind prices hit below £40, so massive, massive moves forwa

leeds boxer nicola adams admits it was strange to become world champion, without winning the title innable to defend her crown through injury, and adams had won the interim title and was mandatory challenger. it all means when she next fights, in three weeks' time, it'll be her first defence of the belt. she's been talking to tanya arnold. it was a strange moment, really. i wanted to fight for the title and beat a champion, do it the right way. but it was not meant to be. even though i am ready have it, i want to fight for it. i am looking for it to doing that. it is been a bit stop start, boxing and then not boxing and boxing again. hopefully i can keep on going, unify before christmas and then go on from there and collect somewhat titles. —— some more titles. at london 2012 olympic she became the first woman to when a boxing gold—medal. four years later she became the first to defend it. could she return to the amateur ranks and cover a third gold in tokyo next year? __ go —— go fora —— go for a third goal herb it has crossed my mind quite a bit recently. ijust have to think about i

a late equaliser leeds took the lead with a max lowe own goal.he second half, they missed a penlaty and wasted numerous other chances, they paid for that as chris martin scored for derby in stoppage time — his first goal for the club in nearly two years. 1—all the final score swansea stay second in the table after they drew with bristol city. preston north end moved up to third with a 1—nil win at birmingham, while qpr go fourth after a 2—1 at milwall. there were also wins for cardiff, hull, nottingham forrest, blackburn and wigan. aberdeen have moved up to third in the scottish premiership after they beat livingston 2—nil away from home. ross county are fifth after a 2—1win at motherwell. st mirren and hamilton was goalless. celtic and rangers both play tomorrow. there are 80 fa cup ties this weekend, we've reached the 2nd qualifying round. irlam fc from the 9th tier are out, they lost to former league side york city 2—nil. kyle mcfarlane sealed irlams fate with the second of the game. you can keep up to date with the rest of the fa cup and scot

see a high—speed link between london and birmingham, with a second phase connecting manchester and leedsis now estimated it could cost up to 88 billion. £7 billion has already been spent. the government has asked a former boss of hs2 to conduct a full review of the costs and benefits. just because billions have already been spent doesn't mean this project's future is secure. there is no future in being secretive about it, we just need it all out there on the table, which is why i put this report by alan cook the chairman in the house of commons library today and everyone can see what is going on and come to their own decisions. i asked doug ogilvy carrying out the review and he will tell us whether the costs match the benefits for this or not, and i start with an open mind on the situation. i'm on a train from london euston to birmingham new street and it's scheduled to take one hour 22 minutes. the plan is that hs2 would cut that journey time to 49 minutes, a saving of nearly half an hour. but it's not just about speed or in fact time. the rail lines between here and the south, the moto

these three women are all eu citizens who live in leeds. think it is going to be an issue for me to stay because i am almost five years and i've been working all this time in the uk. but there is that little feeling that what happens if they say no? others want an id card or document to prove they have been accepted, like zara, who is italian. no proof to live here. but i am worried for that. eu citizens like these have been told time and again their rights will be protected, but it seems that doesn't stop the worry. alex forsyth, bbc news. the parents of a severely brain—damaged five—year—old girl are going to the high court on monday to try to persuade judges to allow them to take their daughter abroad. tafida raqeeb is on a life—support machine at the royal london hospital. doctors there will argue that further treatment is futile. our medical correspondent fergus walsh reports. # here i am, here i am...# tafida was a bright and lively girl until february, when she suffered a ruptured blood vessel due to a rare condition. now, she is kep

leeds were winning 1—nilup untilthen, thanks to a max lowe own goal.ties to make it 2—nil, but it was chris martin who scored for derby in stoppage time — his first goal for the club in nearly two years. this was the first meeting between the two clubs since the rams beat leeds in last season's championship play—off semi—final. swansea stay second in the table after they drew with bristol city. preston north end moved up to third with a 1—nil win at birmingham, while qpr go fourth after a 2—1 victory at milwall. there were also wins for cardiff, hull, nottingham forest, blackburn and wigan. there are 80 fa cup ties this weekend — we've reached the 2nd qualifying round. irlam fc from the 9th tier are out, they lost to former league side york city 2—nil. kyle mcfarlane sealed irlams fate with the second of the game. you can keep up to date with the rest of the fa cup and scottish cup scores on the bbc sport website. still to come on sportsday. you'll make as you know, i like to run fast, but did you know that i can run fast, but did you know that i ca n

the first direct arena in leeds.yed here, and now you. it's awesome, i would not have thought i would be here six years ago. obviously getting from the situation where i thought i would never again, and now speaking at this, it's awesome. his audience — 2,000 people at the teach first teacher development conference. hi guys, i'm musharaf asghar, and hopefully you guys saw me on a tv show six years ago called educating yorkshire. cheering back at rehearsals, one important question remains. is he good—looking enough to play you? he is, ifeel like i should be calling him mushy. ifeel like i'm playing him now. colin paterson, bbc news, watford. # mushy, you're the man #. they have bonded, i think. ameet chana is the director of mushy: lyrically speaking .. it is an incredible story. yes, it is inspiring and uplifting and that is inspiring and uplifting and that is one of the reasons why we wanted to tell the story theatrically. we saw him there, how is he doing generally? fantastically. when the artistic director and me

these three women are all eu citizens who live in leeds.k. i don't think it's going to be an issue for me to stay because i'm almost five years and i've been working all this time in the uk. but there is that little feeling that, "what happens if they say no?" others want an id card or document to prove they've been accepted, like zara, who's italian. no proof to live here. but i am worried about that. eu citizens like these have been promised time and again their rights will be protected, but until that happens they're left with worry. you are watching bbc news. a dispute over new rules for uniform at a sussex school got so out of control that police community support officers had to be called in to help keep the peace, as more than a0 people —— peoples were turned away to wearing skirts. the head teacher at primary school in lewis told all pupils they had to wear trousers after concerns were raised over the length of the gold skirts. earlier i —— earlier parents and pupils staged a protest. the local mp said she was disturbed at how the s

for england the joy of leeds still brought doubts along the way, some thought jason roy still broughte way, some thoughtjason roy might not still brought doubts along the way, some thought jason roy might not bat again, he is now moved to number four, joe denley instead will open the battle, keeping roy n, he says, is great for the team. all five days of this test have sold out. the ashes now rests on who keeps their head in the cauldron. the last time these two sides met was in the quarterfinals of the world cup when england put norway out with a 3— 01, tomorrow they will play again any find friendly and england will help to end like that victory. but norway are in form coming off the back of a comfortable 6-0 coming off the back of a comfortable 6—0 victory over northern ireland while england could only manage a draw in theirfriendly while england could only manage a draw in their friendly against belgium last week. it isa belgium last week. it is a clash between norway and england. the last time these two sides met, it was only injune this yearin sides met, it was only injune this

, up to seven yea rs manchester and leeds, up to seven years behind schedule.is a major cross—party review going on into the viability of the whole project. at the same time, what grant shapps also wrote today was that the chairman of hs2 is of the view that the benefits of the current scheme are also substantially undervalued, but we have not heard a lot about that. so it might be that at some point we will hear more about the benefits to the economy of hs2, but certainly, at the moment, this looks like something which will play heavily into the hands of critics and make it more likely that if the government does want to cancel the project when the view is completed later in the year, it will have the fa cts later in the year, it will have the facts and figures to do it with. our top story this lunchtime: conservative backbenchers are joining forces with opposition parties to try to seize control of parliament and prevent a no—deal brexit. prince harry launches a new initiative to make travel greener. coming up in the sport in the next 15 minutes on bbc news,

to the house tomorrow to debate and vote on a bill in the names of the right honourable member for leedstral and mike might tumble friend the member at north—east bedfordshire. —— might right honourable friend. if the houseboats for this motion tonight it will give itself the ability to vote for that bill tomorrow. and that bill will mandate the prime minister to seek an extension to the sist minister to seek an extension to the 31st of january unless he has either got a deal in place at the end of the european council meeting in october and has got a decree by parliament or has got parliament to agree to a no deal exit. by the 19th of october. he said in his speech just now he thinks there is only a slender chance of a deal. i disagree with him on that. but also he wishes to block no deal. if he sees no chance of a deal what is the point ofan chance of a deal what is the point of an extension to the 31st of january if not just to do this again and again and cannot see the damage it would do to businesses to have this process is repeated every three months and for an item. -- and infa nt

elsewhere warrington beat wakefield, and salford won at leeds.lerc is the man to beat once again at the italian grand prix fastest in both practise sessions today. following his maiden win in belgium last weekend, the frenchman set the pace, just ahead of lewis hamilton in his mercedes. it was an encouraging second session for hamilton, who leads the drivers‘ standings by 65 points. scotland's robert macintyre is in pole position to cap a brilliant rookie season with his first european tour title he leads the european open in hamburg by four shots after a flawless second round of 65. macintyre‘s debut season has already produced back to back runners up finishes and a tie for sixth in the open at royal portrush. back to football and the women's super league starts this weekend. for the first time in the new era, there will be a manchester derby and it will be played at the ethiad. stamford bridge will host chelsea's match against tottenham, as the fa attempt to build on england's success at last year's world cup. our women's sports reporter jo cur

hamilton finishing in front of both us and chelsea the clear in the ferrari 5 races to go camel to leeds by 73 points ahead of both just 6 world championship title. jamaica shelley and frazier price has won gold in the 100 meter dash at the athletics world championships in doha the victory gave her her 4th world championship gold in the event and the 1st since her return to the sport after having a baby her winning time of 10.71 seconds is just 100 of a 2nd off the personal best britain's deena ashurst men came 2nd. the washing do you know the news live from berlin i'm maya tshwane are up next our documentary is raising the iron curtain the heroes of eastern europe and the forget you can always catch the latest on our web site t w dot com thank you so much for joining us. and i'm just in the brand new delusions are most folks explosive device topix the successor to climb the strange return of. only dreams just check out.

can scott thank you very much in david talking to us live from leeds in the living i'm thanking you. now britain's rex's secretary has expressed optimism following a meeting with a europe european union's chief negotiator in brussels stephen barclay said there was common purpose between the u.k. and the e.u. the talks apparently focus on the contentious issue of the backstop that's the border between our land and northern ireland negotiations are set to continue on monday as prime minister boris johnson meets the e.u. council president donald tusk in new york so while the e.u. and the u.k. a still in pretty much deadlock over that irish border question the patience of arlen's farmers is really wearing thin london says it'll allow the free movement of food over the border from ireland after bret's it but it's not willing to allow anything else to freely cross into the u.k. lawrence lee reports. now. it's called the irish national planning championships but in reality it's more a celebration of farming showing just how seriously they take it on the island of the men driving the tractor

you are playing for north-east leeds, who do you want to play for?ongly condemn all forms of discrimination and encourage all fans and participants who believe that they have been the subject of, or witness to, discriminatory abuse to report it." balraj has been reporting all week for the bbc‘s newsround about the issue of racism in football, you can see all of his reports at bbc. co. uk/newsround. the weather is available. susan has the detail. a good morning to you once again, i am going to start off with a big thank you to our weather watchers as being our ice on the skies this morning and faultless blue skies for many this recent image from maidstone in kent. you can translate that to our satellite picture, it is a sunny start from much of england and wales. still some sunshine to be found here through the morning but for the north and west of scotland, this front close by is already bringing in some rain and come the afternoon, that rain will turn heavier and more persistent. we could see up to 50 millimetres across the higher grounds of the hig

finishing in front how to reach both us and chelsea the clip in the ferrari 5 races to go camel to leeds by 73 points ahead of both just 6 world championship he's taking. jamaica shelley and frazier price has won gold in the 100 meter dash at the athletics world championships in doha the victory gave her her 4th world championship gold and the 1st since her return to the sport after having a baby her winning time of 10.71 seconds is just 100th of a 2nd off her personal best britain is dina asher smith came 2nd. you're watching news i'm irish waiter coming up next our documentary raising the iron curtain the heroes of eastern europe thank you so much for joining us. oh milf and i'm game and we've got a brand new w.'s in the arms post comes this person it's divisive and it's about so place that affects us old water pollution climate change and the return of. pulmonary influence check it out.

you are in morley, in leeds!orisjohnson's hopes of a snap election hang in the balance. aid starts arriving in the bahamas, amid warnings that the death toll from hurricane dorian could be staggering. as one roof blowed off, we ran to another house, that blowed off. there were vehicles blowing in the background. it was just horrific. failing to stop fake reviews. tripadvisor is accused of not tackling fake entries

of sunshine for most of us — as you can see by this beautiful weather watcher picture sent in from leedseeing some wet and windy weather arriving, so some rain at times today and a noticeable blustery wind. and that's because of the remnants of ex—hurricane dorian. an area of low pressure that's been arriving over the last few hours bringing some wet and windy weather into scotland and northern ireland. and we've got these weather fronts straddled across the country first thing in the morning. not producing that much in the way of rain, but some patchy light rain across parts of east anglia and the south—east to start with. overcast skies and some rain into north wales and north—west england. but already, behind it, into scotland and northern ireland, you'll start off with some sunny spells and a few scattered showers. now, we can't rule out the odd rumble of thunder with those showers, but hopefully they should be few and far between. something that will be late noticeable will be the strength of the wind, a strong westerly gusting in excess of 40, maybe 45 mph on exposed west facing co

for england, the joy of leeds still brought down so long the way. denly will open the batting instead and he says keeping roy in is great for the team. manchester can sense the england momentum. all five days of this test have sold out altogether. the ashes now rests on who keep ahead in the cauldron. joe lyns key, who keep ahead in the cauldron. joe lynskey, bbc news. west indies batsman darren bravo had to retire ireland head coachjoe schmidt has named his world cup squad and there's a real shock omission in there. devin toner has been left out. the leinster lock has featured 60 times under schmidt, more than any other player. munster‘s jean kleyn and has taken toner‘s place for the tournament in japan. the south africa—born second row only qualified to play for ireland three weeks ago on the residency rule. ireland begin their campaign against scotland on the 22nd of september. team ineos have signed giro d'italia champion richard carapaz on a three—year deal from next season. the ecuadorian rider will make the move from movistar after winning hi

leeds united are back on top of the championship this evening after two late goals helped them beat barnsley place today, sheffield wednesday are up to ninth after beating huddersfield by the same score. steven fletcher putting wednesday ahead. sam winnell sealed the victory — that's his first goal in over two years. a win then for new manager garry monk in his first game in charge — but defeat for huddersfield — means their new boss danny cowley doesn't get off to the start he would have hoped for. in the women's super league, everton continued their 100% start to the season with a 2—0 victory over bristol city. manchester city are also two wins from two. they saw off reading this afternoon, thanks to a couple of goals from pauline bremer. that was her first, an excellent finish. 2—0 it finished. newly promoted tottenham scored their first goal in the top flight, rachel furness with the only goal of the game to beat liverpool 1—0. a quick look at the other wsl results from this afternoon. brighton and chelsea drew 1—1, whilst there was a first win of the season for west ham, they defeated b

of sunshine for most of us — as you can see by this beautiful weather watcher picture sent in from leeds, so some rain at times today and a noticeable blustery wind. and that's because of the remnants of ex—hurricane dorian. an area of low pressure that's been arriving over the last few hours bringing some wet and windy weather into scotland and northern ireland. and we've got these weather fronts straddled across the country first thing in the morning. not producing that much in the way of rain, but some patchy light rain across parts of east anglia and the south—east to start with. 0vercast skies and some rain into north wales and north—west england. but already, behind it, into scotland and northern ireland, you'll start off with some sunny spells and a few scattered showers. now, we can't rule out the odd rumble of thunder with those showers, but hopefully they should be few and far between. something that will be late noticeable will be the strength of the wind, a strong westerly gusting in excess of 40, maybe 45 mph on exposed west facing coasts. but there will be some sunny spells

after all, that man in leeds said you should be in brussels this week.es, he was given a very hard time last week, amidst all the other issues he had to deal with by the guy. what are you doing here? you are playing games! so yes, he is making an attempt. i have to say, i am sorry for being a doomster or a gloomster, i am am sorry for being a doomster or a gloomster, lam not am sorry for being a doomster or a gloomster, i am not wildly optimistic. but at the same time, i think if there is no movement on the backstop, i can't see any real prospect of any deal getting through, because something has got to change. but of course, boris johnson was saying, you know, you will cut my legs away if you take away the option of us leaving on 31 october. so, you know, his position may not have been strengthened. it is varadkar going to give him anything? if you cut his legs away, is he dead in the debts, or is it that that moves him into the ditch? there is a strict order to these things. who knows, this is brexit we are talking about. there seemed to be some highly

hejoins previously he was in charge of swansea and leeds. no problem with alan shearer, despite a very public arguments they have had surrounding the publication of a once new book. the former england striker spell out whenever relegated in 2009. owen was playing under shearer as temporary manager. shearer accused owen of not wanting to start any final game of the season. i had to run through a brick wall to play any game is for both. look at my most important 15 or 20 games that i have scored in every single one of them. in every derby, every big game. i am certain not going to bottle than it is aston villa. it is very sad for me, because it is obviously him that has a problem with me and i would love to be friends with him again. you know, he obviously has this problem and did not succeed as newcastle manager. i feel he blames me for that. fascinating interview with michael and there. you can hear more from michael and sports day at half past six. we will have more support in the next hour. more now on the death of robert mugabe — his succ

richard agar has been given a rolling 12—month deal at leeds rhinos since taking temporary charge agars to seven wins in 1a games to secure their survival in super league. at snookers shanghai masters, last years runner up barry hawkinscame from 11—2 down to beat bingtao yan 6—5. stephen maguire is also through to the second round — but ali carter is out. dutchman dylan groenewegen has won stage three of cycling's tour of britain, it's his second stage win but matteo trentin keeps the leader's green jersey. great britain's tao geoghegan hart has finished second in stage 16 of the vuelta a espana, in the asturian mountaines. the team ineos rider crossed the line 2a seconds after the stage winner jakob fugl—sang, from denmark. it's a quick turnaround for england, the final test against australia still draw the series but the ashes are already gone. defeat yesterday at old trafford saw australia go 2—1 up and retain the urn...the first australian side to leave these shores with the ashes since 2001. what's been the difference, undoubtedly steve smith 671 runs in 5 innings, with an average

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the ball clearly over the line to good fortune at the leeds gotos as blood but continued to look shaky until late in the game substitute marcus to a dumb pulling the side's level in the 71st minute. the frenchman perfectly placed to slot home the cross. the goal stirred blood back into action and shortly before the end it was told i'm again taking advantage of this old dos defensive chaos video replay ruled out any offside suspicions. to one the final score in this right and b. and super sub marcus trudeau giving the fans their home win. now after those 2 matches let's take a look at the table to see what has changed dortmund get a little boost yet they're looking up at biron like normal squad boss when bump them up to 6 but if the wolves win on monday versus oftentimes they're replaced too i mean if 3rd pushing down a handful of teams in the bottom half nothing much to report down here it's still so early in the season we could see some drastic changes if these teams pick up point soon except for a pot of boiling unfortunately. we can't finish our look at the weekend but as the games

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leeds boxer nicola adams admits it was strange to become world champion without winning the title ind her crown through injury and adams had won the interim title and was mandatory challenger. it all means when she next fights, in 3 weeks' time, it'll be her first defence of the belt. it was a strange moment, really. i wa nted it was a strange moment, really. i wanted to fight for the title and been a champion, arnett the right way. but it was not meant to be. even though i am ready habit, i want to buy bread. i am looking for it to doing that. dash might even though i already have it, i want to bite for it. it is been a bit stop start, boxing and then not boxing and boxing and then not boxing and boxing again. hopefully i can keep on going, unify before christmas and then go on from there and collect somewhat titles.

good shape from the moment of fertilization until the big day to day we're going to look months at leeds 1st of chart proper nutrition prenatal screening and deciding how do i want to bring this child into the war more on these topics on my. next. but the location of something to be that something. comes from mexico unless the head of the city's donald trump introduced me before the horses one option is to tie the knot across the frontier let's hope someday to be happy to. live on 3000 to 60 minutes. to show you some. do it yourself network. or you'll next you tube channel subscribe don't miss out. on a meal and i'm getting a little brown news w. from buying those books it's personal device and it's about topics that affect us all want to push climate change in the tourney. only brings such out. of the. welcome to in good shape on t.w. here's your host dr constantly go touts from the moment of fertilization until the big day today we're going to look at the 9 months that lead.

of sunshine for most of us — as you can see by this beautiful weather watcher picture sent in from leedsare seeing some wet and windy weather arriving, so some rain at times today and a noticeable blustery wind. and that's because of the remnants of ex—hurricane dorian. an area of low pressure that's been arriving over the last few hours bringing some wet and windy weather into scotland and northern ireland. and we've got these weather fronts straddled across the country first thing in the morning. not producing that much in the way of rain, but some patchy light rain across parts of east anglia and the south—east to start with. overcast skies and some rain into north wales and north—west england. but already, behind it, into scotland and northern ireland, you'll start off with some sunny spells and a few scattered showers. now, we can't rule out the odd rumble of thunder with those showers, but hopefully they should be few and far between. something that will be late noticeable will be the strength of the wind, a strong westerly gusting in excess of 40, maybe 45 mph on exposed west faci

leeds in similar areas likely to be twice the national average. leeds, manchester and sunderland. this news has been welcomed by kay, her daughter kimberly took her own life injune last year at the age of 32 after struggling with gambling addiction and debts of £36,000.” struggling with gambling addiction and debts of £36,000. i gave her 36,000 so she could pay off gambling debts and she didn't pay it off, didn't pay off a penny and she just gambled it all away within two weeks. and i became homeless. and we'll be hearing from k and indeed from other people affected by this terrible problem on the programme tonight at 6:30pm. the nhs by the way believes there are increasing evidence, there is increasing evidence, there is increasing evidence of a link between problem gambling and stress, depression and other mental health issues. the key of course is that if you are worried about this problem and you are watching, the first thing to do is get help and perhaps visit your gp. ian, as you say, plenty more later on tonight. thank you. and alisdair, wh

victoria: these disasters peatland fires in sutherland in may of this year earned and leed carbon--burned and released carbon that had beenri stored for cen. can remove their ability to lock carbon away. >>xi we want to ze their capacity to store more carbon. if there is not conflicting pressure that is more important, you want to return these sites to is good quality as possib. victoria: that is why conservation organiz are restoring peat bogs not only on their own rerves, but, adjacent farmla. >> the watercourse was previously draining and erod ing the peat on the bog. the water is spread out to this previously dry area, and you can see it is deep peat, deep peat with mos growings in it. it is nice and wet. it is now aequallystering carbon from the atmosphere. e it is an actat bog. victoria: asor the world to keep carbon out of the atmosphere, these landscapes uld play a key role in storing greenhouseri gas undergrou. victoria gill, bbc news. laura: how peat bogs that help us save the planet. mbre, you can find all the day's news on our website. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you so much fo

elsewhere, warrington beat wakefield, and salford won at leeds. maiden win in belgium last weekend, leclerc set the pace, just ahead of championship leader lewis hamilton in his mercedes. what the tifosi, the ferrari fanatics, wouldn't give for a first victory at monza since 2010. now, as well as limbering up for strictly, with the launch show tonight, my fellow dancer will bayley has the table tennis european championships to prepare for. the british team head to sweden next week, with the paralympic champion from brighton hoping to add to his medal haul. i've been to the club on the sussex coast where it all started for will, thanks to his gran. his feet may be dancing to the strictly beat these days, but will bayley is still having to keep his hands busy with bat and ball. i'm taking some tips on how to multitask. will has to keep going because the european cup in sweden starts on monday week, with his paralympic title to defend in a year's time in tokyo, he cannot afford to miss anything. i am loving it, as you know the dance training is full

elsewhere, warrington beat wakefield, and salford won at leeds.are for. hats off to him. the british team head to sweden next week with the paralympic champion from brighton hoping to add to his medal haul. talking about having to do training and table tennis at the same time! i've been to the club on the sussex coast, where it all started for will, thanks to his gran. his feet may be dancing to the strictly beach these days but will bayley is still having to keep his hands busy with bat and ball. —— eight. i'm taking some tips on how to multitask. we'll have to keep going because the european cup in sweden starts on monday weekend with his paralympic title to defend in a yea r‘s his paralympic title to defend in a year's time in tokyo he cannot afford to miss anything. year's time in tokyo he cannot afford to miss anythinglj year's time in tokyo he cannot afford to miss anything. i am loving it, as you know the dance training is full on and stuff but i am still getting on my table tennis every day, so important, i'm looking to ta ke day, so impor

in the championship, leeds are still top of the table but they slipped up at home to derby, concedings they paid for that as chris martin scored for derby in stoppage time — his first goal for the club in nearly two years. 1—all the final score swansea stay second in the table after they drew with bristol city. preston north end moved up to third with a 1—nil win at birmingham, while qpr go fourth after a 2—1 at milwall. there were also wins for cardiff, hull, nottingham forrest, blackburn and wigan. aberdeen have moved up to third in the scottish premiership after they beat livingston 2—nil away from home. ross county are fifth after a 2—1win at motherwell. st mirren and hamilton ended goalless. celtic and rangers both play tomorrow. ferrari‘s sharl leclair is looking for a hat—trick this weekend after claiming pole for the singapore grand prix. the 21 year old from monaco has won the last two races for ferrari from the front of the grid. he stormed round the marina bay street circuit to take pole by less than two tenths of a second from championship leader lewis hamilton. sebastian

rather wet conditions on the roads from leeds to harrogate. these are live pictures...rse has been shortened due to the weather. ben swift will be hoping to push for gold. the british champion will have a strong team of five riders alongside him including the 2018 tour de france winner geraint thomas. the welshman was due to ride in the time trial earlier in the week, but pulled out to focus all his efforts on helping swift. in the russian grand prix — lewis hamilton is out in front, after the early leader sebastien vettel had to pull out of the race with engine problems. you can follow the race live on the bbc sport website and on 5live sports extra. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news it is time for the travel show. coming up on this week's travel show... iceland without the ice. how a changing climate is affecting the landscape. ben gets some tips on how to vogue like a pro in new york. and alex takes a trip up the mast of a very special sailing ship. hey, i'm stuck! hello and welcome to the travel show with me, ade adepitan. this week, we are kicking off i

east and west germany had separate leeds meaning many of berlin's biggest clubs like heritage and you known have rarely played each other west berlin was surrounded by use germany cut off from regional competition. isolation meant most teams couldn't push each other or develop lasting rivalry. when the wall came down as stablished clubs in the west of germany had the cash to poach players from eastern sides and berlin's been a relatively poor city until recently. david lean is in the hair to fan for decades it's not. she's proud of how much her club has gotten out of a limited budget is. high a team. with a blood clot still if you unites the top rich western clubs have dominated since the fall of the wall 30 years back former east german clubs are a rarity in the upper leagues which means her to entering your own don't have much competition nearby in the top tier not easy to be a football city with empty coffers and limited local competition but constant change is built into berlin's d.n.a. the city's recent growth means fewer than half of berlin residents were born here newcomers arr

you are in morley, in leeds! he attracts trouble.ments after he arrived on this yorkshire high street, the prime minister taken to task. you're playing games — you're playing games. what i think people want us to do is to leave the european union on october 31st. well, we all know that. we all know that, but you're... that's fantastic, that's what we are going to do. borisjohnson divides. he's been speaking for the last... searching for support in the crowd that fast emerged. do you think we should we get out on 31 october? crowd cheers. but, just weeks into his time in office, he's been defeated in parliament, thrown out some of his mps. even his brother quit as a minister in government — to spend less time with his family. it's been an honour to be mp for 0rpington and a minister under three governments, but it's time to move on, and i've got to get to work. not much more work as an mp now. jojohnson was on a completely different side in the brexit argument, but had resolved to work for his brother in government. not anymore. citin

i think eastern england will see a bit of sunshine around two, and actually northern leeds and scotlandheir way gradually from west to east. it won't be as warm as it was on saturday, so temperatures around 18—20d, for most of us, we could see 23 degrees for most parts of east anglia. into sunday night, and that batch of heavy showery rain moves gradually northwards and eastwards. so many of us starting monday on a bit of a dryer note. temperatures still on the mild side, we could well see some mist and some fog patches as we start the new working week. now through the day on monday, we have got this area of low pressure moving in from the atlantic. now, that's associated with the remnants of ex—hurricane humberto, moving their way in, so bringing a spell of wet and fairly windy weather later on in the day, actually for much of monday morning, many of us should be largely dry. cloud tending to break up, so some sunshine, some fairly light winds, temperature is not doing too badly for the time of year. but later in the day, we will see this wet and windy weather initially arriving across

i think eastern england will see a bit of sunshine around two, and actually northern leeds and scotlandg their way gradually from west to east. it won't be as warm as it was on saturday, so temperatures around 18—20d, for most of us, we could see 23 degrees for most parts of east anglia. into sunday night, and that batch of heavy showery rain moves gradually northwards and eastwards. so many of us starting monday on a bit of a dryer note. temperatures still on the mild side, we could well see some mist and some fog patches as we start the new working week. now through the day on monday, we have got this area of low pressure moving in from the atlantic. now, that's associated with the remnants of ex—hurricane humberto, moving their way in, so bringing a spell of wet and fairly windy weather later on in the day, actually for much of monday morning, many of us should be largely dry. cloud tending to break up, so some sunshine, some fairly light winds, temperature is not doing too badly for the time of year. but later in the day, we will see this wet and windy weather initially arriving acr