they open up their new season with a win against leicester.ind out about the new board sport that's taking off. it works all the muscles, and it's the perfect solution for when you can't get out to the water. hello, lots to come this saturday. let's start with liverpool, as their winning start to the premier league season continued today. jurgen klopp‘s side secured a 2—1 victory away at leicester in the early game. but there was a nervy finish though, after their brazilian goalkeeper alisson, signed for a record fee, gifted the home side a lifeline. as alex gulragani reports. right now, juergen klopp has every reason to be smiling. a perfect start for liverpool already into their flow. against leicester, start for liverpool already into theirflow. against leicester, that running would continue, even with cell are off target. he is part of the famous front three and read. when one is not firing, the others pick up the reins. 1—0. the final pa rt pick up the reins. 1—0. the final part of that trio wanted in on the act to, he doubles liverpool's

england on the road, leicester the destination, a chance forfans england on the road, leicester the destination fans to salute their world cup stars, and with the fa considering the sale of wembley, this could be a sign of things to come. but first a nod to the past, 25 seconds broadcast in black and white honouring the 25th anniversary of football's anti—discrimination charity kick it out. blushes spared by the width of the post before jack butland twice saved the home side. how they could have done with the creativity of paul gascoigne and his peak. there we re paul gascoigne and his peak. there were nine changes to the line—up, one of them danny rose and he came closest for england. finally they had some momentum and with it came reward. marcus rushford again showing his international pedigree and giving the king power crowd a return on their unstinting support. despite the improvement there were still nervy moments. john stone is making a vital intervention to maintain the advantage, and england held on to end a run of three straight defeats. that winning feeling is back. david is outside t

exeter are leading leicester 111—6 in the days late kick off.acht by 27 points to 26 in the tightest of games. this try from connacht‘s finlay bealham helped the homeside to a 23—17 half—time lead. glasgow fought back in the second half as they looked to get their season off to a winning start and this drop goal from stuart hogg flew through the posts to give the warriors a one point lead. with the clock on red connacht had a chance to snatch victory but this penalty from craig ronaldson smacked the outsaide of the post as glasgow ran out 27—26 winners. —— outside. there was a thrilling match in superleague's qualifiers at headingley as hull kr beat leeds 38—36. the lead changed hands no fewer than five times, both teams trailed by ten at one stage. craig hall scored three tries and kicked five goals and hull kr came from behind in the second half. it ends leeds unbeaten record in the qualifiers. and roger federerfaces australian nick kyrgios in the third round of the us open. kyrgios beat federer when they first met in 2015 and says he would ra

that clip from jeremy corbyn in leicester this morning. in a moment we will have business news but first the headlines on bbc news. sir vince cable announces he will step down as liberal democrat leader once the question of brexit

leicester tigers have sacked their head coach afterjust one match of the new season. 40—6 defeat at exeter at the weekend. the former australia international was in his second spell at the club, having been appointed in april 2017. leicester missed out on a place in the premiership play—offs for the first time in 14 seasons in may. assistant coach geordan murphy has been put in temporary charge. novak djokovic has set up a possible us open quarter final against roger federer. the former world number one beat portugal's jaoa sousa in straight sets. he will now face 5—time champion federer if the world number two can see off australian john millman in their last 16 tie later this evening. formerfinalist kei nishikori is also through to the last eight. and in the women's draw, last year's beaten finalist madison keys is through to the quarter—finals after beating slovakia's domininka cibulkova in straight sets. japan's naomi osaka is also through. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will

at the moment, one big council, leicester county, covers the whole area and is responsible for major the county is also split into seven districts and each has a smaller council which looks after local services like planning and leisure facilities. my budget pressures are pretty horrendous. the county council leader has suggested scrapping all existing authorities outside of leicester city and creating one that does everything. i've got seven chief executives, seven heads of planning. seven people collecting in the council tax. i think that, if we went for a unitary form of government in leicestershire, i could save £30 million a year. bins, for example, could be collected by one contractor instead of several. some district council leaders say, "look at the system but don't ditch local democracy." a single council for leicestershire would be about 700,000 people. so, the question is, is it too big? i think a lot of people would be very concerned if they thought their services were going to be provided by one centre just outside leicester rather than actually somewhere that is close t

at the moment, one big council, leicester county, covers the whole area and is responsible for majorre and highways. but the county is also split into seven districts and each has a smaller council which looks after local services like planning and leisure facilities. my budget pressures are pretty horrendous. the county council leader has suggested scrapping all existing authorities outside of leicester city and creating one that does everything. i've got seven chief executives, seven heads of planning. seven people collecting in the council tax. i think that, if we went for a unitary form of government in leicestershire, i could save £30 million a year. bins, for example, could be collected by one contractor instead of several. some district council leaders say, "look at the system but don't ditch local democracy." a single council for leicestershire would be about 700,000 people. so, the question is, is it too big? i think a lot of people would be very concerned if they thought their services were going to be provided by one centre just outside leicester rather than actually somew

i'm in leicester where england face switzerland, hoping to avoid losing four matches in a row for thest time in their history. also coming up in sportsday this evening. ferrari let kimi raikonnen go after five years, but the former world champion is staying in formula one. england's cricketing summer has come to a close. they beat india by 118 runs on the final day of the fifth test. the final wicket falling tojimmy anderson, his 564th in tests, no other pace bowler has taken more. that sealed a 4—1 series win, in alastair cook's last match. in a moment we'll head live to the oval but first here's patrick gearey with the details of the day's play. yesterday wasn't quite good buy for alistair cooke. he still had a day in the field. he needed one more quick to become the most successful pace bowler in history but history is rarely predictable. he was kept waiting stop that was 50... he had forgotten england had put a fielder there. breakthrough. ben stokes had a plan for the new man. short bowling and shorter innings. it seemed england would be able to wash down their lunch with victory

the side beat leicester city 2—1. a mistake from alison.ecord. chelsea also have maximum points so far this season. they beat bournemouth 2—0 at stamford bridge. they were made to wait for the goal is to come. pedro with his bird of the season. aidan hazzard killed in a second five minutes from time to seal the win. at the other end, west ham already in trouble, losing to wolves. four defeats in four. a late winner for his new club since joining from middlesbrough for the first goal—scorer. there has been £100 million of investment over the summer million of investment over the summer following their new manager's appointment. it is a very bad start. you cannot lose pointed, especially the six points that we lost at home, maybe pulling away against arsenal, liverpool, if you don't play well you do not have a result. but here at home, to lose these six points, of course, we must be very worried. in the day's other games, britain came from 2—1 down to draw with fulham. hearts, without manager craig levein, who continues his recovery after bei

firmino helped liverpool to victory, but a mistake from alisson, the £67 million goalkeeper, let leicesterve maximum points so far this season. they beat bournemouth 2—0 at stamford bridge. they were made to wait for the goals — pedro with their first, his third of the season with around 15 minutes to go. eden hazard drilled in a second five minutes from time to seal the win, four wins from four. a stunning winner from kyle walker helped premier league champions manchester city continue their unbeaten start to the season with a 2—1win against newcastle. raheem sterling opened the scoring for the home side, who had 78% of the possession. deandre yedlin equalised for newcastle before walker won the game for city. at the other end, west ham are in trouble already — a 1—0 loss to wolves means it's now four defeats in four. adama traore scored the late winner for his new club since joining from middlesbrough. west ham rooted to the bottom despite around £100 million of investment over the summer following manuel pellegrini's appointment. it isa it is a very bad start, you cannot lose a point he

at the moment, one big council, leicester county, covers the whole area and is responsible for majort into seven districts and each has a smaller council which looks after local services like planning and leisure facilities. my budget pressures are pretty horrendous. the county council leader has suggested scrapping all existing authorities outside of leicester city and creating one that does everything. i've got seven chief executives, seven heads of planning. seven people collecting in the council tax. i think that, if we went for a unitary form of government in leicestershire, i could save £30 million a year. bins, for example, could be collected by one contractor instead of several. some district council leaders say, "look at the system but don‘t ditch local democracy." a single council for leicestershire would be about 700,000 people. so, the question is, is it too big? i think a lot of people would be very concerned if they thought their services were going to be provided by one centre just outside leicester rather than actually somewhere that is close to where they are. it isn

jurgen klopp has every right to be after liverpool beat leicester 2—1 to stay top. that made too many mistakes didn't exactly help matters. fortunately, allison's howler didn't totally haunt his side. commentator: what a horrible moment for allison, what a way to concede your first goal of the season. we know it's a fantastic goalkeeper who made fantastic saves again. helped us a lot and in this situation of course he did not what he should have done, but all good. now, hands up if you've also made it four from four, no guesses why chelsea are smiling right now. commentator: lovely play. hazard, 2—0. edin hazard and pedro's late goals against bournemouth kept chelsea level with liverpool in the lead. just behind lurk manchester city. ten years under middle eastern ownership and all the riches that brings. the man that put them ahead against newcastle cost £49 million... sterling. newcastle only had one shot in the first half, it's all they needed. it left pep plenty to ponder. though not sure giving the ball to kyle walker was part of his halftime team talk. comment

negotiations with first—team regulars including leicester's kasper schmeichel and tottenham's christianed players from the lower divisions on sunday. now — he was the nfl star who started the movement to kneel during the united states national anthem in august 2016, protesting racial injustice. it was started by colin kaepernick. now, colin kaepernick has become the face of nike's latest advertising campaign, a decision that's been met with controversy, with some fans even vowing to boycott the brand. so, does this campaign have more reward than risk? well i can speak now to bob dorfman, a sports marketing expert with baker street advertising in the united states. in terms of the pressure that nike are under, should they be worried by the controversy? definitely not, they're getting tremendous publicity, $43 they're getting tremendous publicity, $113 million so far i have seen publicity, $113 million so far i have seen just getting their brand out there today. so if you believe there is no such thing as bad publicity then this is a good move. i think then this is a good move. i think th

yourgun your gun club‘s side beat leicester city 2—1.ir 100% record. we need liverpool held on to maintain their 10096 record. we need to get used to it. don‘t play the goalkeeper and give the ball constantly to the goalkeeper to stop we need other solutions. i thinkjoe could have shot the ball away, but he didn‘t and then of course alison could have done it as well. but that is how it is. we did not know exactly what we did. it is a fantastic goalkeeper who makes fantastic save again, helped us a lot on the situation. we did not do what we should have done, but on word. chelsea also have maximum points for further season. they beat bournemouth 2—0. they were made to wait for the goals. pedro was their first, —— first, made to wait for the goals. pedro was theirfirst, —— first, his made to wait for the goals. pedro was their first, —— first, his third of the season. hazzard then drilled ina of the season. hazzard then drilled in a second five minutes from time to seal the win. four wins out of four games. a stunning winner from carole wa

exeter, beaten finalists last season, trounced leicester 40—6.tled by this drop kick from stuart hogg, as they edged out connacht 27 points to 26, who could have won it had their last second penalty not hit the post. and kimi raikonnen produced the fastest lap in formula one history, as ferrari completed a one—two in qualifying to start from the front at tomorrow's italian grand prix championship. leader lewis hamilton is third on the grid, after being pipped by vettel, and then raikonnen, who produced a record—breaking time on the last lap of the session, much to the delight of the ferrari fans, ahead of their home grand prix. there's more on the bbc sport website, including the latest from the us open tennis. with a win for roger federer. thank you so much. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. hello. this is bbc news. let's get more now from senatorjohn mccain's memorial, and former us presidents barack obama and george w bush were among mourners the service. the vietnam war hero, wh

leicester are on top at the moment.ier league, and today marks 10 years since sheikh mansour bought manchester city and changed the course of the club's history. the sheikh's abu dhabi united group bought city for £200 million on 1st september 2008 and in the decade since then they've spent almost 1.5 billion on players, won three premier league titles and become established as one of europe's superpowers. one man who's been there throughout is captain vincent komapny. the club already had a state—of—the—art stadium, and it was a club with a lot of history, so it was a big club already, it was just it did not have a big club mentality, or eight lost it somewhere along the road, and i think the progress was tremendous in terms of how, we always had the basics, but from wendy to the other, we had no excuse environment created. we had everything to focus on football and be successful. england's women have a world cup to look forward to. they beat wales in their winner takes all qualifiying match in newport last night. toni

leicester host liverpool in today's early kick off in the premier league.use today may be helped by the absense of leicester strikerjamie vardy who's serving the last match he caused out each team problems with his style of play, always on the edge. it's really difficult to defend. so that makes him different to nearly all the other strikers in the premier league. it makes him special. it's good for him, but now we cannot play with that change, a few moments of the game, he is a very good striker as well. one line of transfer news for you, and moussa dembele has completed his move to the french side lyon from celtic. he's moving forjust under 20—million—pounds. to the us open, and serena won the battle of the williams sisters to progress through to fourth round. the 23—time grand slam champion, beat sister venus in straight sets, and said it was the best she'd played, since returning to the sport after taking time out to have her daughter, last september. rafael nadal‘s also through to the last 16, but was made to work for it by russia's karen khachanov. na

exeter followed up their huge win over leicester on the opening weekend of rugby union's premiershiphey once again showed their attacking intent running in six tries in a 42 points to 31 win. 0ur rugby union correspondent chrisjones was watching. the exeter chiefs reach the final of the premiership three seasons in a row in the evidence of that is in rounds one and two but they will be in the mix come may. not many come here to win let alone score of 42 points in six tries. but they were a ruthless machine. two tries and out wide, man of the match henry slade also got to. and a dazzling opener. they made sure that wasps did not leave with a losing bonus point. they scored four tries to get something out of the match but their set piece great at crucial moments and the crowd were treated to a first side of the all blacks fly half but the england flanker went to hospital with a nasty looking facial injury. but the chiefs set an early pace in the gallagher premiership. danny cipriani's gloucester threw away a 21 nil lead to draw 31 all with bath in a thrilling west country derby at the

and a conversion, to seal a victory that takes leicester up to seventh in the table. prison in worcestershire which left six members of staff needing treatment for injuries has now been resolved. seven inmates have been placed in isolation and will be transferred to other prisons. an investigation has been launched. a 28—year—old man has been charged with murder following the deaths of two women at a house near tonbridge, in kent. officers have been at the scene in the village of hadlow since yesterday. lucy vladev has the latest. two people stabbed to death, and another left seriously injured. as police launch a murder investigation, many in this quiet village have been left with questions. i think the whole village is just completely shocked. it's — we're a very friendly village, big community, sense of community here. 0bviously incredibly sad for the family. they seemed very friendly and nice, andjust quiet, kept themselves to themselves a bit. but, as you say, you just don't expect that here. the two women in their 50s and 70s who died at the scene yesterday have

the gang had been watching him and his store in leicester for a while.they were waiting nearby with a van, and as he passed, they grabbed him. inside the van, he was beaten so violently one of his biceps was torn from its bone, and he suffered serious brain injuries. the gang left him to die on a quiet country lane. but the robbery was a failure. althouthervis had the code, the jeweller‘s safe is also had a time lock and would not open. he left empty—handed. we showed the court the level of planning, sophistication and violence used, and proved that the defendants would stop at nothing to obtain the security codes they wanted. jervis, who's 2a, was jailed for at least 33 years. his accomplice, charles mccauley, aged 20, will spend at least 30 years behind bars. a third man, calum reeve, was handed a 16 year sentence for manslaughter. in statements read to the court describing the impact of what had happened, mrjogiya's relatives said he had been just days away from celebrating his 49th wedding anniversary. they said he was a loving, peaceful man who was

leicester tigers have sacked their head coach afterjust one match of the new season.is second spell at the club, having been appointed in april, 2017. leicester missed out on a place in the premiership play—offs for the first time in 14 seasons in may. assistant coach geordan murphy has been put in temporary charge you probably don't know much, if anything, about him. he's only 18 years old, but british teenager lando norris is set to become a star of formula one. he will drive for mclaren next season. he's been the team's reserve driver and took part in first practice sessions in spain and hungary this season. next season he'll race alongside carlos sainz, who's replacing the retiring fernando alonso. he's already done two practice sessions very recently, in belgium and then italy, and he really impressed. i spoke to zach brown, the ceo of mclaren, and he said he just got in the car, did his business, did what the team asked him and looked really good but to secure a him and looked really good but to secure a seat already with just seven secure a seat already with ju

exeter followed up their huge win over leicester on the opening weekend of rugby union's premiership in last season's showpiece, they once again showed their attacking intent running in six tries in a 42 points to 31 win. our rugby union correspondent chrisjones was watching. the chiefs reached the final of three seasons in a row and the evidence in browns one and two. they will be in the mix again come may. they scored 42 points in six tries but they were a ruthless machine. sam simmonds scored two tries and out why to wear a man of the match henry slade also got to and santiago cordero scored a dazzling opener. the wasps did not leave with a losing bonus point. they play their pa rt losing bonus point. they play their part ina losing bonus point. they play their part in a great game and they scored four tries to get something out of the match but it creaked at crucial moments and while the crowd were treated to a site of all backs signer, shields went to a possible role with a nasty looking facial injury. from ten points of a possible ten, the exeter chiefs set an early pace. danny

he is to sign a new contract with leicester city as well. we saw it when they went to leeds in a warm up it when they went to leeds in a warm up match. with wembley possibly being sold it could be a sign of things to come. the anti—discrimination charity in their... kick—off is at apm. camden park will remain the home of scottish football. there was an offer to move the matches to murrayfield. when the current lease i’u ns murrayfield. when the current lease runs out in 2020. it has been scotland's on for 112 years. in by scotland's on for 112 years. in rugby union, premiership club owners say majority stake is not the preferred option as they discuss a multi—million pound offer to take over the league. they have offered £205 million for a 51% share. the deal would mean a much needed £17 million windfall for each premiership club. and the ship chairman ian ritchie has told the bbc that the unanimous view from directors and chief executives of clu bs a re directors and chief executives of clubs are open to investment but the majority control

they let slip a 37—11 lead, then scored in the last minute to beat leicester 44—37 at welford road forff as leader in his final round at the pga's tour championship. the m time major winner is four shots clear of rory mcilroy and justin rose as he chases his first tournament win in five years. on the european tour, england's tom lewis has won the portugal masters. it was his first win since 2011 when he won the portugal masters for the first time — his only professional victory until today. despite starting with a first round of one over par, lewis finished 22 under to claim a 3—stroke win over australia's lucas herbert. last night was all about the finish — anthony joshua knocking out alexander povetkin in the seventh round at wembley to retain his titles. now attention turns to who he'll fight next — a clash that could see him become the undisputed heavyweight champion. he's already said he's happy to face the winner of tyson fury and deontay wilder who'll battle it out for the wbc title in december — the only beltjoshua doesn't have. david ornstein has more. the smile that is becomi

jurgen klopp has every right to be after liverpool beat leicester 2—1 to stay top.that made too many mistakes didn't exactly help matters. fortunately allison's howeller didn't hurt his side. what a horrible game i'm in for allison, what a way to concede your first goal of the season. we know it's a fantastic goalkeeper, he made fantastic goalkeeper, he made fantastic saves again. in this situation of course he didn't do what he should have done, but all good. hands up if you've also made it four from good. hands up if you've also made it fourfrom four, good. hands up if you've also made it four from four, no guesses why chelsea are smiling right now. lovely play, hazard. hazard and pedro's late goals against bournemouth kept pedro's late goals against bournemouth kethosey level with liverpool, just behind manchester city, ten years after middle eastern ownership and the riches that brings. the man that put them ahead against newcastle cost £49 million, sterling. newcastle had one shot in the first half, that's all they needed, giving pep 22 ponder but i'm sure givi

do you think maybe his form for leicester has been apparent to danny cipriani's, what we are seeing itny's performances for gloucester, do you want more performances from him? you think you will focus on the flashy passes, will whereas you want an 80 minute performance was make i think i had just discussed that, the areas he needs to work on, he understands that and he will go away and work on them. i am sure he will. rugby players at next year's world cup will have to cover up their tattoos to avoid offending fans in japan. tattoos have long been associated with the notorious yakuza crime syndicates, and people are expected to wear vests when using gyms or pools. body art is particularly popular with pacific islanders, while new zealand have already said the all blacks will comply with the rules. in the nfl, the new yorkjets and the cleveland browns, it is currently scoreless with for a half minutes remaining in the opening quarter. that is also now. —— that is all for now. hello again. friday is set to be cooler and fresher, with sunshine and blustery showers. before then, storm bron

in rugby union, the game of the weekend didn't disappoint with wasps surving a fightback from leicesterly tries including this from josh bassett after a superb kick from elliot daly. tigers had will spencer sent off just before half—time, but responded well and took took the lead after sione kalamofoney crossed over. but being a man down showed towards the end and wasps scored two late penalties to take the win. in the pro 14, ulster moved to the top of conference b after beating southern kings 28—7 in port elizabeth. ulster led 9—0 at the halfway mark then scored three tries, angus curtis with the last of them. they are now a point clear of lenster whereas southern kings remain rooted to the bottom of the table. it had been billed as the fight of the year — the rematch between canelo alvarez and gennady golovkin a year on from their previous fight, which ended in a controversial draw. last night in las vegas, canelo became the new unified middleweight champion, winning by majority decision but there's already talk of a third encounter between the pair. our reporter ade adedoyin was in

leicester city won on penalties at wolves but another premier league side in burnley were knocked outird tier burton albion but no such problem for holders manchester city who eased through 3—0 at another third tier side in oxford united. wednesday's big game in the same competition sees chelsea visit liverpool. the two sides then meet on saturday in the premier league with the london side having the chance to go top of the table with a win. so which game is more important? i think that as chelsea we are very committed and we want to win both if we can. so we are going to try do the best, of course. the game on saturday will be huge. huge, it will be important, because the title game means our lot. the game, as i said, i think that starting from tomorrow, we will be competitive, and we will see what is going to be like on saturday. —— and we will see what it is going to be like. former bayern munich player felix gotze scored in the 86th minute for augsburg as they denied the german champions a fifth consecutive victory to start the bundesliga season. arjen robben had put the hosts ahe

middlesboro and leicester needed penalties to progress and a seven goal thriller at wycombe — the visitorsey were 4—1 at one stage. full details on the bbc sport website. in the scottish league cup, just the one game — hibernian and aberdeen couldn't find the net — goalless after extra time. the match went to penalties where aberdeen came out on top. thomas agyepong's penalty for hibs came back off the crossbar and aberdeen won the shoot out. manager nick cushing has praised manchester city captain steph houghton‘s professionalism, following her husband stephen darby's retirement. the bolton right—back was forced to end his playing career after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease. city host atletico madrid in the second leg of their champions league round of 32 match tomorrow. steph is steph, the england captain and the city captain for a reason. when you are a top leader, football is very important to her. she comes in and she trains like she always has done, and she applies herself as she always has done. her family is also important to her and manchester city, and all of us will

david ornstein, bbc news, leicester. football this summer when he joined league one side oxford united. elsewhere, the republic of ireland were held to a 1—1 draw by poland. britain's simon yates has a decent lead going into the final stages of the vuelta a espana. yates finished 13th in the individual time trial, but did enough to go 33 seconds clear of his nearest rival with five stages to go. that's all the sport for now. six of england and wales' police and crime commissioners have told this programme they do not want to criminalise people for smoking cannabis. at the moment, you could face a warning or a £90 fine for possession, but if you're caught three times you're likely to get a criminal conviction. in addition to those six who are calling for a change in the law, another six told us they were potentially open to decriminalisation or that prosecuting people for cannabis use was not a priority. pcc‘s are democratically elected officials, whosejob it is to hold police forces to account and make sure they run effi

in the premiership, leicester tigers won 19—15 against sale. seventh in the table.more throughout the evening. this is bbc news. the conservative party conference currently under way in birmingham. and the international trade secretary liam fox. and rejected claims that she does not believe in brexit. her chequers plan. the chequers plan as it is currently constituted is dead, isn't it? no, it isn't. forward. neither of which were acceptable to the uk. the vote of the british people. away from the rest of the united kingdom. neither of those was acceptable to us so we said no. we would put our plan forward. and ireland, protects jobs and our union. there is a very comprehensive explanation of chequers. you say it is not dead but resting. any substantive way to alter your plan to get an agreement? what i have said to the european union is very clear. they have some concerns with the proposals we have put together. let's hear what those detailed concerns are. if they have counterproposals, let's hear them. is in the national interest. us was not acceptable. you are in

at the weekend and tomorrow's they take on switzerland in a friendly at the king power stadium in leicesterill have lost four matches in a row for the first time. but manager gareth southgate is not worried. to play three teams of the quality we have played in the last three matches is a very rare occurrence in international football. we have to focus on our performances, improving as a team. we said the world cup was finished, so if we are going to do that from a positive point of view, in our camp, we have got to do it in terms of the results are moving forward as well. understandably, everybody else will focus on that, or some people will. but we have got to keep focused on the things we can control and keep improving in every area of the game. england'sjustin rose has become the world's number one golfer after coming secound at the bmw championship in philadelphia. rose had a putt to win the tournament on the 18th but he was so unlucky to see it skirt around the hole. meaning he went into a play off with keegan bradley. rose again missed a par putt on the 18th in the first hole of the p

up and down with pogba who started the season very well, made captain for the first game against leicester games. he played very well last week in switzerland. i spoke to him and he was fine. but the two of them are not chiming. that concerns them are not chiming. that concerns the fans. when we see footage like at the training ground today, it doesn't look good. nobody could see any different to that when looking at it with their own eyes. a pretty frosty exchange between mourinho and pogba at carrington today. is this a way for pub but out of the club or does it go back to pre—season? way for pub but out of the club or does it go back to pre-season? i've never seen a does it go back to pre-season? i've never seen a manager of does it go back to pre-season? i've never seen a manager of manchester united so unhappy pre—season. then he changed tack and appealed to the manchester united fans. not all the fa ns manchester united fans. not all the fans are completely behind him. they are concerned about the type of football but they give him backing on the match days. would pogba prefer on the

epix at the university of leicester she's launched a campaign against sex robots in the hope of stopping their developments. they don't give a sense of people feeling connected or being in a relationship they're just objects that have become automated so even if you've got this moving dong sitting next to you you're actually by yourself and so these people are promoting a technology. that is going to increase human isolation if it if it takes off it's just going to create more and more people sitting alone being alone with a dog. what is certain is that the robots are coming and they'll be capable of far more than just the missionary position which it will intelligent robots really sought and offer us companionship and conversation. just about any subject that if you want to have a conversation with a robot in a few years time the robot will have to talk to you about open about the beatles about jazz about anything you want to talk about sophia is a highly advanced version of a humanoid robot with artificial intelligence she can process visual data imitate human patient expressions and t

tomorrow's game at leicester against switzerland is a friendly.four matches in a rwo for the first time. to play three teams of the quality we have played in the last three matches is a very rare occurrence in international football. we have to focus on our performances, improving asa team. focus on our performances, improving as a team. we said the world cup was finished, so if we are going to do that from a positive point of view, in ourcamp, we that from a positive point of view, in our camp, we have got to do it in terms of the results are moving forward as well. understandably, everybody else will focus on vat, or some people will. but we have got to keep focused on the things we can control and keep improving in every area of the game. the italian rider who pulled a rival‘s brake lever while they were racing at 130 miles per hour has been sacked by his team and local prosecutors have also been asked to consider whether romano fenati should also face crimional charges. he was taking part in the misano moto2 grand prix in yesterday, the second

users who used to the view-as feature in thehe leicester are especially vulnerable.acebook says it is taking steps to fix the problem, and alerted law enforcement. earlier this year, facebook had to admit 87 million user profiles had been compromised. for more, jared reed from our social-media desk is with me. garrett, this sounds bad. what else do we know? jared: facebook said hackers were able to get information that gave them access to 50 million user accounts. and information called tokens, basically the digital keys to our count, and they help us by not making us have to account log back into our accounts every single time we use facebook. so in effect, they stole 50 million keys. and they did that might exploding the view-as option. so you have different security options for different people and you want to know, what does my count look like if jared looks at it? so the hackers got into view-as, to 50 million keys and looked at all these accounts. facebook says it identified the problem on tuesday and put a patch in on thursday. ? >> 50 million keys, gone. what

selling the prime minister's brexit plan, known as chequers, to conservative party members in leicestert removes the need for infrastructure at the border between ireland and northern ireland, and it enables us to continue to trade in goods with the european union without friction. andrea leadsom backed leave in the referendum, now sits in the cabinet, and spent an hourfielding questions and concerns from the tory grassroots. at what point do we decide to go forward with no deal? there's a lot of uncertainty in business at the moment and we really do need to know where we're going and what we can plan for. why are people saying the canada deal is better than the deal we have on the table? we will abide by... the chequers plan for trading with the eu after brexit has been rubbished by brexiteers like borisjohnson and criticised by the eu. the reality is we are now running out of time. we have put forward a workable proposal that works for the uk and for the eu, and they need to take it very seriously. but the splits in the tory party are quite clear, aren't they, and will be evident in b

so, at birth at glenfield hospital in leicester, she was immediately sent for surgery.so nothing protecting her heart, which is why she wears this purple brace, which will be crucial once she starts to crawl. in a few years' time, she will need more surgery to build a breastbone. the bigger she is, the easier it will be for us to do some reconstructive surgery and using her own cartilages and bones or using some artificial materials. vanellope was transferred to queen's medical centre in nottingham in may to be nearer home. she's continued to make excellent progress, but needs help to breathe, and sometimes a mask, to ensure a constant supply of oxygen. her parents are being taught how to manage her care. if they are taking over charge of a child who needs breathing support to sustain their life, they need to be adequately trained and competent to manage all the equipment, to know when to escalate care, to check for help and to manage emergency situations at home. despite the challenges ahead, vanellope's parents say that they are looking forward to having her home for

selling the prime minister's brexit plan, known as chequers, to conservative party members in leicesternight. it removes the need for infrastructure at the border between ireland and northern ireland, and it enables us to continue to trade in goods with the european union without friction. andrea leadsom backed leave in the referendum, now sits in the cabinet, and spent an hourfielding questions and concerns from the tory grassroots. at what point do we decide to go forward with no deal? there's a lot of uncertainty in business at the moment and we really do need to know where we're going and what we can plan for. why are people saying the canada deal is better than the deal we have on the table? we will abide by... the chequers plan for trading with the eu after brexit has been rubbished by brexiteers like borisjohnson and criticised by the eu. the reality is we are now running out of time. we have put forward a workable proposal that works for the uk and for the eu, and they need to take it very seriously. but the splits in the tory party are quite clear, aren't they, and will be evid

leicester tigers have sacked their head coach afterjust one match of the new season.kend. the former australia international was in his second spell at the club, having been appointed in april 2017. leicester missed out on a place in the premiership play—offs for the first time in 1a seasons in may. assistant coach geordan murphy has been put in temporary charge. you probably don't know much, if anything about him. he's only 18 years old, but british teenager lando norris is set to become a star of formula one. he will drive for mclaren next season. he's been the team's reserve driver, and took part in first practice sessions in spain and hungary this season. next season he'll race alongside carlos sainz, who's replacing the retiring fernando alonso. he's already done two practice sessions recently in belgium and then italy. he really impressed. i spoke to zac brown the ceo of mclaren and he said he just got in the car, did his business, did what the car, did his business, did what the team asked and looked really good. to secure a seat already with still seven races

it finished 1—1 between fulham and watford, and leicester came from a goal down to beat huddersfield to his third round at the tour championship in atlanta. he birdied six of his first seven holes, leaving the field trailing behind. he's now 12 under par, three shots clear of his playing partnerjustin rose. if woods can keep up this form, he has every chance of ending his run of five years without a tournament victory. that's all the sport. enjoy the rest of your evening. let's have a quick look at some of the front pages. a longer chat coming up at 1130. the sunday times says the prime minister's team has begun contingency planning for a snap general election in november. the sunday telegraph says a conservative donor is threatening to fund a breakaway party if theresa may doesn't deliver brexit. in the sunday express, the prime minister says britain must hold its nerve in the stand—off with the eu. the observer says the deputy labour leader tom watson has told the party leader, jeremy corbyn, they must back a second referendum. the sunday mail says that an mp who's criticised jerem

newcastle are still without a win — they lost at home to leicester. and wolves beat southampton.disappointing run of league results with a 1—0 victory over aberdeen. dundee picked up theirfirst points of the season, beating hamilton. hearts have a five—point lead at the top of the table following their victory over saintjohnstone. there were also wins for kilmarnock and hibernian. the dutch rider anna van der breggen has won the women's race at cycling's road world championships in austria. the olympic champion finished well over three minutes clear of australia's amanda spratt. and valtteri bottas will be on pole for the russian grand prix, after edging out his mercedes team—mate lewis hamilton in qualifying. that's all the sport for now. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. women across brazil are taking part in protests against the far right front runner. the brazilian presidential candidate, jair bolsonaro, has been discharged from hospital after being stabbed in the stomach during a rally. the organisers of the march accuse him of being a misogynis

visiting a museum in leicester today, the labour leader insisted he's the one in tune with voters, andam message. tony should recognise that the party membership is now much bigger than it's ever been. in the general election last year, we set out what our aspirations are for the people of this country. aspirations of eliminating homelessness, aspirations of putting more money in resources into education. 0verwhelmingly popular policies. the liberal democrat leader thinks millions of voters feel homeless. today he offered them a roof over their heads, saying he'd open the party to outsiders who shared his liberal values. he even suggested the next lib dem leader wouldn't need to be an mp. why are you confident that millions of people would flock to you, in this new system? well, there is clearly a demand out there for a rallying point, for large numbers of people, you know, who are fed up with the drift of the country, and the fact that the two established parties are being taken over by extremists. some conservatives and many labour mps are increasingly uncomfortable with the directio

so, at birth at glenfield hospital in leicester, she was immediately sent for surgery. told she had less than a 10% chance of survival, but vanellope has defied the odds. she has no breastbone, and so nothing protecting her heart, that's why she wears this purple brace, which will be crucial once she starts to crawl. in a few years' time, she'll need more surgery to build a breastbone. the bigger she is, the easier it will be for us to do some reconstructive surgery and using her own cartilages and bones or using some artificial materials. vanellope was transferred to queen's medical centre in nottingham in may to be nearer home. she's continued to make excellent progress, but needs help to breathe, and sometimes a mask to ensure a constant supply of oxygen. her parents are being taught how to manage her care. if they are taking over charge of a child who needs breathing support to sustain their life, they need to be adequately trained and competent to manage all the equipment, to know when to escalate care, to check for help and to manage emergency situations at home.

jamie vardy scored leicester's third as they came from a goal down to beat huddersfield 3—1.olves, and tottenham moved above united into fifth place, with that 2—1win at brighton. we're moving ever closer to the big fight at wembley, where anthonyjoshua is defending his world heavyweight titles against russia's alexander povetkin. when you look at stats, everything seems to be in the champion‘s favour. povetkin is 11 years older and considerably smaller than joshua but he's only lost once in 35 fights. everything aboutjoshua is bigger and everything about povetkin is smaller and it's been that way for 15 years, which makes him an expert at fighting big guys. because every time little alexander povetkin gets in the ring, takes off his robe, he is a bit chubby, and he turns round and in the opposite corner is some man mountain. he is used to fighting big guys. he has a fantastic formula for beating big guys. joshua and his trainer rob mccracken, i can tell you, they are very nervous and are wary of tonight's fight. one additional factor tonight could be the weather. the forecas

leicester beat huddersfield.season. they had a penalty saved as they drew at home to livingstone. hamilton are on the up. their 3—0 victory at home to st mirren was only their second of the season. there were also wins for hibs and aberdeen. andy murray is going to playjust two more tournaments before taking the rest of the year off. the former world number one says he needs a long period of training and reconditioning to get ready for next season. he has fallen outside the top 300 following hip surgery injanuary. that is all your sport for now. there's much more on the bbc sport website. that's it, so from me and the team, have a very good night. good evening. saturday brought us a day of mixed fortunes in terms of the weather. quite a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain over the southern half of the uk. this was the picture in rye in east sussex earlier today. but this picture was taken in east lothian, clear blue skies there. the cloud has been streaming in across the southern half of the country. we are set to

selling the prime minister's brexit plan, known as chequers, to conservative party members in leicesterre at the border between ireland and northern ireland, and it enables us to continue to trade in goods with the european union without friction. andrea leadsom backed leave in the referendum, now sits in the cabinet, and spent an hourfielding questions and concerns from the tory grassroots. at what point do we decide to go forward with a no deal? there's a lot of uncertainty in business at the moment and we really do need to know where we're going and what we can plan for. why are people saying the canada deal is better than the deal we have on the table? we will abide by... the chequers plan for trading with the eu after brexit has been rubbished by brexiteers like boris johnson and criticised by the eu. the reality is we are now running out of time. we have put forward a workable proposal that works for the uk and for the eu, and they need to take it very seriously. but the splits in the tory party are quite clear, aren't they, and will be evident in birmingham? there are very strong