lizzie banks can be a real metal potential for olympics.t's the men's time trial tomorrow, then road racing weekend, you can follow it across the bbc. one of australia's finest batsmen, dean jones, has died at the age of 59. his international career spanned ten years up until 1994 he played in 52 tests averaging over 46 but he was also credited with changing the approach to playing one day cricket. he was capped 164 times in that format. he passed away in mumbai after a sudden heart attack. he'd been working as a pundit in the indian premier league he died at the age of 59. a quick round up of some of the day's other sports stories now and... it's been a topsy—turvy second day at the cricket. . .. looking there at 296 for 95, and eddie byron scored a sentry at lourdes, but that's it for five wickets for 35 runs. first endings tomorrow. andy murray will meet fellow three—time grand slam champion stan wawrinka in the opening round of the french open which gets under way in paris on sunday. ninth seed johanna konta will face the american teena

great britain's lizzie deignan finished 6th overall. gilmour is commentating for the bbc, and i asked her to put van der breggen‘s win in context. it's amazing to think that no other cyclist has ever won a world time trials championship and world vote trials championship and world vote trial championship in one competition in one week. know the man in history has ever done that so for her to do that that is something very phenomenal. in terms of the strength, then, of her team to get her in that position, we know... was in second, is there anything that can stop this dutch dominance?” can't see it happening anytime soon. they are just so strong, strength in numbers. only one out of the eight riders that lined up to date has not owned themselves world champion sip stripes to potentially any of those writers could have won the world championships. amanda was in it because of her old but the strength of the team, they have a top seven of the team, they have a top seven of eight riders in the world and the one team so i can't see anything c

lizzy banks and alice barnes will be part of the team too — in both the road race and time trial.22 brits signed up for season two mainly in budapest. it starts with ten qualifying races from next month. athletes will form training bubbles and be tested regularly for coronavirus. serena williams is back in action at the us open — chasing that elusive grand slam title number 24. she takes on tsvetana pironkova aiming fora place in the semi—finals. for more on that and the rest of the day's action in new york, here's our tennis correspondent russell who is dashed down from the commentary suite of services of what is it about serena this mike is a just nerves? she is just about serena this mike is a just nerves? she isjust so many facets during this us open and she has done it again. she is often a slow starter. it is surprising that she does not start her service at the start of a match. she dropped the first set 6—4. all but the way that the bulgarian plate. drop point —— five points and serve in the first set pheasant the second set has been a slightly different story and as i spe

lizzy banks is the highest placed briton in tenth overall.founder of the wta. the 76—year—old is one of the greatest players of all time and won 39 grand slam titles in singles and doubles competitions. it is the first time a major global team competition has been named after a woman. i don't know what it feels like. i have such different emotions all day and just coming have such different emotions all day andjust coming up have such different emotions all day and just coming up to this day and of course we finally announced it. i am trying to wrap my head around it and pinch myself and all that but i think about a lot what we can do with this opportunity, what i can do for the future generations and how we can help make great girls and women on and off the court in whatever they decide to do for some more on some more on that interview with billiejean some more on that interview with billie jean king some more on that interview with billiejean king on the bbc sport website. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. th

lizzy banks is the highest—placed briton in tenth place overall.cketers will be reflecting on a disappointing end to an otherwise successful summer. reflecting on a disappointing end their narrow one—day defeat to australia last night meant they lost the series 2—1. england managed to complete all 18 of their planned international fixtures in biosecure environments at emirates, old trafford and the ageas bowl. their future schedule, though, is far less certain, and former england captain michael vaughan thinks after welcoming touring sides over the summer, it's england's turn to go on the road. i think the likes ofjimmy anderson and stuart broad, the two greatest in terms of seen bowling will have a month or two waiting in the wings waiting to get the call. india may be on, let's go to the caribbean if not, england oh a few countries. they owe a few countries a visit. look at the west indies and what they rest by coming here. south africa may be. pakistan could be a one—day tour there if things are not different in other parts of the world. one thi

lizzy banks has won stage four of the giro rosa. while dutch rider annemiek van vleuten finished thirdersey the nine—day—long event is the biggest race in the women's cycling calendar. banks had been in a two—rider breakaway for more than half the stage, before succesfully attacking on the final climb into tivoli. it's her second stage win in two years at the giro. at one —— i won stage eight of last year, it was amazing, it was my first professional win, and it was really quite a different feeling because i'd never won a big bike race before, and i've not had another since then, so this when i had already tasted victory and i really knew that ijust had to win, i couldn't let the team down and come second, so i really gave everything on the final bits. yeah, it's a different feeling, but it's also just the same and i'm really delighted. and you can follow the progress of lizzy banks and the gb team at the world road cycling championships on the bbc. it starts on thursday, 24 september. there's full coverage on bbc sport. we've been hearing from england cricketerjofra archer, who's reac

lizzie chance. in june 28th and amy fire scattered munition and expose them surround the area. a tragedy waiting to happen to elena and her son sasha. he told me he founded when he was walking around and he saw it somewhere amongst the plants that he picked it up and took it home with him just not in. a relevant way the only times my son was sitting there his tablet was plugged in the t.v. and the lights were on and he said he was just looking at the thing when it exploded from one minute to the next you know everything looked as if it had gone through the shredder. he said himself that he had no idea what had happened we pulling for him. it was the place i was standing outside and had to crawl in through the window to get to him he was lying against the inside of the door and i even had to fetch our documents otherwise he wouldn't have been treated even in the case like this that there was broken glass everywhere else all came. from one of his hands was blown off and the splinters went through his

lizzie says actually i haven't been salman isn't as popular as the youth as he thinks he is and there are other people other contenders other challenges that might be able to rise up do you think that's true i mean they claim that he's popular has no proof that is something that's been said again and again but there is no way for us to know but clearly he's not. and that's because they can all make conditions have worsened and they're his all the oppression and that his role has increased. you know that to the highest levels ever. so to history so they claim that he's popular among the with i think is not true yes there is a small group dedicated employee eason loyalists who are trying to climb this ladder absolutely but they are not the majority of. and if. b.s. was certain and confident that he has the support of they would he would allow al-jazeera and other independent. you know public opinion measuring companies to take polls. and give the result the problem is that country it's a kingdom of silence is is the iron curtain kingdom we do not know the facts but everything it do we h

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and britain's lizzie deignan‘s trek—segafredo team won the opening team time trial of the giro rosa asgo borghini took the leader's jersey on the first stage. the 10—stage giro rosa in italy is the only women's grand tour. adam yates‘ twin brother simon has moved into the lead of the tirreno—adriatico race in italy. it's seen as an important warm up for the giro d'italia, which gets under way next month. yates won the toughest stage of the race to move into a 16—second lead. fellow briton geraint thomas finshed second to move up to third overall with three stages to go. now, just a week after breaking the one—hour world record on his return to the track at the diamond league meeting in brussels, mo farah is competing in the antrim coast half marathon tomorrow. and the four—time olympic champion is on the hunt for more records — he's looking to lower his own british record at the event. he's been speaking to our reporter nigel ringland. for me personally, it's a big advantage to me to be able to come offa advantage to me to be able to come off a marathon into go to straight olympics wit

great britain's lizzie deignan was part of a group that was distanced in the last climb, and finishedound of the irish 0pen... and sometimes saturday can be described by some as m00—ving day... i'm sorry for that pun! no fans are allowed inside the course at the irish 0pen but that didn't stop one farmer and some of his herd enjoying the action. england's aaron rai has a one shot lead going into the final round. it's kind of picturesque, actually. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news...spinal muscular atrophy is a muscle wasting disease that affects up to 1,300 people in the uk. 19—year—old jake 0gborne from bristol describes living with the debilitating condition — and his campaign for access to a drug that could treat it. i'mjake 0gborne, i'm 19 years old. i love football, mainly man united. i love reading, listening to music. and, you know, i kind of lives a pretty normal life for a 19—year—old, except for the fact that i've got sma. i used to play the piano, used to play the drums, but i've had to stop both of those things because of my disability getting worse and i can't k

former world champion lizzie deignan will lead great britain's women's team at the world championshipse 31—year—old, who returned to the sport last year after having her daughter, says she doesn't feel any pressure as the favourite. deignan told the bbc‘sjill douglas that nothing compared to wearing the rainbowjersey. cycling's a really unique sport and when you become champion, you get to show off of the rest of the year. it isjust incredibly show off of the rest of the year. it is just incredibly special. show off of the rest of the year. it isjust incredibly special. it's got so isjust incredibly special. it's got so much tradition and history involved. if you are a cyclist, you see. it's something you wear with sort of pride and i'd love to be able to where the band again. the race this weekend, you are one of the elite group who have one big. that comes with its own responsibilities, but you have a fantastic team and some are saying is the perfect course for you. i sense that that responsibility sit quite comfortably on your shoulders? yeah, i'm getting used to it. i've done a few

lizzy banks has won stage four of the giro rosa, while dutch rider annemiek van vleuten finished third pinkjersey. the nine—day—long event is the biggest race in the women's cycling calendar. banks had been in a two—rider breakaway for more than half the stage, before succesfully attacking on the final climb into tivoli. it's her second stage win in two years at the giro. dominic thiem may have won the men's us open title on sunday but two of the world top three players in terms of winning grand slam titles weren't there in rafael nadal and roger federer — while novak djokovic was disqualified under contorversial circumstances when he hit a line judge with a ball. he's spoken about what happened and says he'll learn from his mistakes. of course, it's a bit of a shock to finish in that way, but it is what it is. you know, life goes on. hopefully, i can, you know, learn a big lesson from that and move on. you know, i did talk with the lady, laura, and checked on her after the match to see if she was fine, she said she was fine. so, thank god no one was really hurt badly. and that's all t

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the nonprofit has been in santa clara for three years. 20-year-old lizzie rivera is a member. >> i was in awe when i saw them performing on the field. >> reporter: a thief using bolt culters broke the lot of several trailers. along the items stolen, four generations used to power equipment, a mack back proa synthesizer and other equipment. >> it's frosterating that we do these things in the world and someone could come to take these from us. >> reporter: there's video affplan of a man enter the parking lot and taking the equipment. >> i was told pie the police that nothing had been done and the case had not been acted on. >> we apologize for the delay and we understand the frosteration. >> reporter: the online tool had originally rejected the report because suspect information needed to be taken from the patrol officer. >> i can see how the reporting person feels that the ball was dropped in this case. again, it was circumstances that we couldn't control. >> reporter: police have not assigned a new officer to the case and are reviewing the new procedures. >> reporter: the nonprofit bel

everything's coming up rosa for britain's lizzy banks, as she takes a breakaway win on the longest stagen's road cycling. and we meet one of the stars of sport england's latest this girl can campaign, championing the ways in which women stayed active in lockdown. good evening — welcome to tonight's programme. we'll bring you the latest from the final games of the opening weekend of the premier league's new season in just a moment with chelsea at brighton later and wolves at sheffield united at the moment — but first we've had a lot of talk of some major signings in the women's super league over the past few days, some big names that are likely to encourage new fans. however, just a couple of weeks into the new season and we've seen some pretty hefty scorelines leading to concerns that the divide between the top and bottom clubs could be a problem for the fa. jane dougall‘s been looking into it. inc. you, holly. yes, just two games and arsenal have racked up a 6—1win over redding and a 9—1winning over west him. chelsea beat bristol city 9-0. west him. chelsea beat bristol city 9—0. so is

and britain's lizzie deignan's trek—segafredo team won the opening team time trial of the giro rosa,rst stage. the io—stage giro rosa in italy is the only women's grand tour. and that's all the sport for now. hello again. we've got some warm sunshine on the way for this weekend. today we've had a band of cloud and rain heading its way southwards. that rain continuing southwards overnight becoming lighter and more patchy. further north, we'll have some clearer skies but quite a rash of showers blown into scotland and northern ireland. for the northern half of the country, may well be a little bit chillier than it was last night. further south, those temperatures remain in double figures and we've still got that band of cloud producing a few drizzly showers in the morning. that may struggle to finally clear away from the south—east corner of england but otherwise a lot of sunshine follows on behind. showers across scotland, northern ireland before the cloud increases and the wind picks up later in the day with rain not far away but ahead of that in the sunshine, those temperatures shou

back to lizzy chanced. anatoly and his wife have been living here since 2015 after fleeing fighting in the rebel held territory on a tolly is making a broom out of out plastic bottles her wrists she wouldn't be able to cope without the help of his daughter oksana. oksana. give me the bottles please so i can start there. when the separatists took over our farm and started looting plundering we decided to flee. with. packed our things and set off again when we. we didn't get very far. maybe a 100 meters. and then it got us through. as anatoly and his wife were fleeing an anti-tank mine exploded under that calm he's unsure which side of a town to get the brunt of the explosion both of them were critically injured his wife is barely able to leave her bed. i'm finished oh yeah. sure what do i have to show for landmines or i got this from a land mine. what i mean and i got this from a mine do here. that's what's left of me. i was always very active. and i couldn't sit still. i ran i jumped i sang and i danced thi

no love the shade separate dunes thin lizzy away. be your. what she is this lady is good but. this is a group who then us is go home and. in his 1st year at the labor camp a gulag inside the arctic circle a virus or such had to chop wood successfully delivered the camp wardens baby and he was soon put in charge of the infirmary where he established a small research lab to find. a vitamin deficiency condition. but if it would show there's a good show he did. clear but the crew could know what to do work. i mean what you. will see some crap like this can i still do it can some through. the tour and we shows and i am so ideas it's pushing. toward should you time in the complex a breath. because you just. well it's a creature in the scuttle the mist in the ideals of spurs pulled over by the by jim and this just in the right accent says you gotta go with the script but if you snip it it's by tim. i was summoned and offered a job at the bacteriological a bar a tree. i refused they offered it to all times they held me with criminals for 2 weeks then summoned me one more time i refuse

lizzie chance. anatoly and his wife have been living here since 2015 after fleeing fighting in the rebel held territory ana tolly is making a broom out of out plastic bottles and he wouldn't be able to cope without the help of his daughter oksana. roxana. give me the bottles please so i can start to. order. when the separatists took over our farm and started looting plundering we decided to flee. with. packed our things and set off again when we. we didn't get very far. maybe a 100 meters. there. and then it got us there. as anatoly and his wife were fleeing an anti-tank mine exploded under that calm he's unsure which side of the account took the brunt of the explosion both of them were critically injured his wife is barely able to leave her bed. i'm finished oh yeah. sure what do i have to show for landmines or i got this from a land mine. what we know and i got this from a mine doing their. or that's what's left of me. i was always very active. and i couldn't sit still. i ran i jumped i sang and i

who had lizzie thought what had me did. i see most young folk want it almost i hope no one will guess it will pop single particle can mostly mind i must keep what they say they don't even some was enough and he died because he thought oh i'm not a noise i see the joke but it took it all got out of the little pocket i meant it and he says he thought of a harp are going on and nobody can go to hot and since he doesn't bend it's a. you don't bear any sort of trouble in this is it that they may do not receive as yet a lot as it is their case but after. alf another 2 months of physical louis bit of almost there or not it don't look good as look at lady luck at the mere mortal sort of the newest lucky. you got a can of the most went back in the west too fast he need not be too good a most impossible to consider when you. look at my situation in lost and. that's me familiar me mad so brittle i can draw. those needlessly on them if need anybody is joining us i don't dismiss as a matter. icici is clever son of hero mascot to do and

lizzie, good morning, from the marine conservation society.gathered together some of the material we found here this morning, just to give you an idea of the type of thing found. some things washed up from the sea, other things clearly left behind by people so let's look at this. it's a pretty grim collection. lots of plastic as we can see. just run us through what you found. sure. a lot of the common items we talk about when it comes to letter, plastic bottles. these are cotton bud sticks, they look a lot like straws, really small but these are things we put down the toilet instead of in the bin. they have the cotton bud on the end, you find tonnes of those, don't you? you can't find thousands on beaches like this but even if you live in the city what you do in your own bathroom can cause plastic pollution in the ocean and then there's things like clothing, toys, but we also have barbecues, and then the facemask at the end. it is grim when you put it all together and you get an idea, gary, just let us look here, there is a cigarette but there

lizzie damage sophie has been weaving pashmina bull for decades srinagar the largest city in the indian territory of jammu and kashmir has a fine reputation for producing the soft shawls made from the wall of pashmina god's witnesses if the industry is paying the price for the tensions between india and china has a very wide. supply of push me no rule has declined and the prices have gone up earlier kilogram of bush me know will was $160.00 now it's $200.00 and we are suffering because of the increase in price we've been reading shawls for 40 years and never written as such a situation. to we was a street i don't get they were all from nomadic goat herders and the levant region near the border between india and china herders say the indian army stopped them from grazing their goat tom pastures near the border this summer maybe door. most of the land for bashing in the winter is near the border so if in the coming winter. from going there we will incur a lot of loss. in some settings that thousands of gods could die this one to which would be a disaster for the more than $1000.00 familie

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the nonprofit has been in santa clara for 53 years. 21-year-old lizzy rivera is part of the. >> reporter: the thief was parked in the lot of the music hall. among the items stomen, four generators used to power equipment, a mack back pro. the estimated loss $15,000. >> it's so frustrating that we do these things in this world and that someone would come and take things from us. >> reporter: the nonprofit provided police of a surveillance video of a man taking off with belongings in a pick up truck and in the video the license plate is clearly visible. >> today when i spoke with the police they say that nothing has been done and nothing has been acted on. >> we apologize for the delay in it and we understand the frustration. >> reporter: santa clara police say there online training tool was reported. the officer who took the report got injured and is now on leave. >> there were circumstances that we couldn't control. >> reporter: police have know assigned a new police officer. the lack of follow through costs time and possible valuable equipment. >> i'm frustrated that i've had to call fo

great britain's lizzie deignan is seeking a second title in the road race at the road world championships the course now. the british riders are near the front of the pack. deignan is in good form after a couple of recent victories and this is a course that really suits her. it starts and ends at the famous motor racing circuit in imola. you can watch the race on the red button and the bbc sport website. there's more to come, with the women's fa cup quarterfinal between arsenal and tottenham live on bbc two at 5:15pm. and alex morgan could make her debut for tottenham — she's one of the biggest stars in football and she co—captained the usa to world cup glory last year. the first of the day's four premier league matches is under way. it's brighton against manchester united. it's still goalless, but the home had the best of it early on, leandro trossard hitting the post twice, before mason greenwood had a goal ruled offside for united. they're approaching half—time. british climber shauna coxsey would have been one of great britain's leading medal prospects this year, with her sport due to

back to lizzie chanced. anatoly and his wife have been living here since 2015 after fleeing fighting in the rebel held territory ana tolly is making a broom out of out plastic bottles but she wouldn't be able to cope without the help of his daughter oksana. roxanna. give me the bottles please so i can start to. order. when the separatists took over our farm and started looting plundering we decided to flee. packed our things and set off. we didn't get very far. maybe a 100 meters. there. and then it got us there. as anatoly and his wife were fleeing an anti-tank mine exploded under that calm he's unsure which side of a counter the brunt of the explosion both of them were critically injured his wife is barely able to leave her bed ringback. i'm finished oh yeah. sure what do i have to show for landmines or i got this from a landmine. and i got this from amman they were here. that's what's left of me. i was always very active. and i couldn't sit still. i ran i jumped i saying and i danced this is my daughter s

lizzie. >> that's kind of when he comes into power and that's when the beginning of world war ii start up. also, fdr is president comes up and there's a lot of social and economic change. >> giants, seven years earlier, it's the presidential election. second term. herself wanted to be president. he was using his platform, his media holdings in the early 20th century to become a viable candidate for the president. he sought the democratic nomination pretty openly in 1904. lost. didn't stand as the democratic standard bearer that year, but none the less, it was emblematic of his ambitions to become president. a lifelong democrat. he breaks with franklin roosevelt in 1936 over roosevelt's new deal policies to restimulate the american economy, to get the country back on its feet after the depression. breaks with roosevelt. supports the governor of kansas for the presidency and this was an ugly break. herself's newspapers in effect called roosevelt an agent of moscow. because of his policies. because of his new deal. roosevelt's supporters punish hurst. and one way they did this was to revi

lizzy. >> it starts to gain more power, comes into power and that's in the beginnings of world war ii start-up, and also fdr is president, so there is a lot of social and political change, a lot of economic change going on at the time, so in general a very turbulent political and social climate. >> well said. troubled, turbulent time. the united states is still in the throes of the great depression. economic downturn that had begun six years earlier,. seven years earlier. it is a presidential election year, 1936. franklin roosevelt is running for reelection, a second term. and hearst who is a lifelong democrat, as was franklin roosevelt, hearst wanted to be president, he was using his platform his media holdings in the early 20th century to become a viable candidate for the president. he saw the democratic nomination pretty openly 1904. lost. didn't stand as a democratic stand bear that you're. nonetheless, who is emblematic of his ambition to become president. a lifelong democrat. he breaks with francs in franklin roosevelt in 1936. over roosevelt's new deal policies to restimulate t

lizzie, thank you and to the other volunteers.an be. thank you, john maguire. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. i'm tolu adeoye. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, and the group which represents london councils are joining together to urge the government to extend the business rates holiday. companies in the retail, hospitality, leisure and childcare sectors are currently benefiting from a 100% relief from the rates for this financial year. many businesses across london say they will struggle to survive without an extension. extra precautions have been put in place at synagogues across london to prevent the spread of the virus ahead of start of the jewish new year. although scaled back. —— traditional rosh hashanah events will take place over the weekend, although scaled back. one of the synagogue rituals — is the sounding of the shofar — the ram's horn. it will be blown by volunteers on street corners and outside people's homes for those who are isolating. in the beginning, it

lizzie, i hope you had what matt hancock are saying.st a lot of money and owners want to be able to go to the races and watch their horse run with an atmosphere if they are going to be ploughing in all this cash every month to keep them training first racing has been hard prize money has been hit hugely as well. racing is desperate to get people back into the stands. it's been quite a successful sport since the restart, even without fans. royal ascot did very well with its television viewings, glorious goodwood also and there has been some nice stories around racing. it has done quite well but it does need spectators and a fortnight ago, the sent leger meeting, which is the final classic of the season, it's a fantastic, the old est of the season, it's a fantastic, the oldest classic of the season, really special meeting. this meeting was listed as going to be one of the pilot events, one of the first pilot events to allow spectators back in. so the whole sport was are excited they would have people back. around 22,000 people will be all

lizzy chance. anatoly and his wife have been living here since 2015 after fleeing fighting in the rebel held territory ana tolly is making a broom out of out plastic bottles and he wouldn't be able to cope without the help of his daughter oksana. oxana. give me the bottles please so i can start their. order. when the separatists took over our farm and started looting plan during we decided to flee. with. packed our things and set off. we didn't get very far. maybe a 100 meters. there. and then it got us through. as anatoly and his wife were fleeing an anti-tank mine exploded under vax. he's unsure which side of a town took the brunt of the explosion both of them were critically injured his wife is barely able to leave her bed. i'm finished oh yeah. sure what do i have to show for landmines or i got this from a landmine. what i mean and i got this from our own doing here. that's what's left of me. i was always very active. i couldn't sit still. i ran i jumped i sang and i danced there was this is my

>> lizzy, sure, right after the tax cut you will see drop in revenues, okay? you go from 35% to 21%, all right. companies get to hold more of their own money, large and small businesses, new incentives, fabulous returns whether you are a small business or a publicly held company. of course. however, if you look at the cbo numbers, we have been through this with a fine-tooth comb. every time the cbo does a study, before taxes, before the tax cut and after the tax cut, they showed that the increases in nominal gdp from which revenues come, and therefore the increase in revenues, actually rose significantly. now, not in the first quarter of 2018, because the bill was signed in december. but once you get into late '18 and all of '90, the corporate tax cuts have more than paid for themselves. in fact, the last pre-pandemic measure from the cbo showed that almost the entire package, they showed, if i'm not mistaken, either 1.2 trillion or 1.3 trillion in increased revenues from their earlier estimate. the bill was estimated at 1.5. i just can't agree with you, i'm s

lizzie pushing for? -- what is he pushing for?s top three carriers ahead of the election. he's been continuing his push to lower cell phone fees. which would, of course, please consumers. he said mobile phone charges in japan should be cut by around 40% from current levels, and in particular, he wants the cost of plans with large data packages to come down further and argued that the government should consider charging carriers more for the use of public radio waves as a way to generate more revenue. inlinda: kurumi mori tokyo. pushing back any interest rate cuts until december. inflation data for august and assess the impact on policy. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: and we have breaking news out of thailand, thai airlines getting bankruptcy approval for debt restructuring. thai airways has total liabilities of -- let me just get you the numbers here. if i could just get the numbers there. we'll bring you the details, thai airways getting court approval for debt restructuring. it has liabilities as of the end of june, one of the n

thank you very much a stop lizzie has sent a tweet saying, i hope against hope that borisjohnson willids' mental health needs preserving. you can watch professor chris whitty and sir patrick vallance live here on bbc two and bbc news at 11 o'clock this morning. the health secretary matt hancock has said the government is prepared to do whatever it takes to combat covid—i9. but what could the new restrictions look like? let's talk now to dr linda bauld, who's a professor of public health from the university of edinburgh, and drjason oke, a senior statistician at the centre for evidence—based medicine at the university of oxford. starting with the number of cases, where are we with the ons? as they said in the previous report, things are moving in the wrong direction. that's reflected in the case numbers we see on the government website and also with the office for national statistics infections rate, which is the one we should trust, that doesn't depend on the amount of testing we are doing. for a long time, that survey from the ons seemed like a flat line but the last one released has

and one more thing — on the bbc sport website from 11:30am, lizzie diegnan will attempt to break theexpected to be in contention again today. she says going in with no expectations is helping. britain's geraint thomas just missed out on a medal in the men's time trial, after his bike went missing before the race. he had to ride a spare that he was only given three minutes before he set off. he said he was riding blind so he was pretty happy with four place. he finished just eight seconds off the podium, with italy's filippo ganna taking gold. lewis hamilton, will be looking to claim pole position later, to give himself the best chance of equalling michael schumacher‘s record of 91 wins at tomorrow's russian grand prix. but his mercedes teammate valtteri bottas is standing in his way. the finn was more than a quarter of a second faster than hamilton during practice in sochi. qualifying gets under way at 1:00pm. and lewis hamilton's brother nicolas is also behind the wheel this weekend. he's racing in the british touring car championship at silverstone for team hard. he says the family

lizzie in this tweet -- .ost: send us a tweet, @cspanwj the hill.com with questions on early voting anduplicate voting. voting twice in an election is illegal under federal law and voters who cast votes more than once in an election will be fined not more than $10,000 and imprisoned not more than five years for both. state penalties very across the country according to a database of national conference and state late -- legislatures. joining us by phone, part of the community civil engagement. good morning, thank you for being with us. >> pleasure to be here. stood out in the survey and walk us through your methodology. guest: so many things were great to learn in this survey. as you said at the top of the show, a large portion of people are interested in voting before the election. the pandemic has really accelerated this. people are nervous about voting in person. noted from the viewers, they are concerned about having their political views out there. and many people want a sense of control. they want to know that they participated and felt confident in the way that they decided to ,

lizzie tweets, why did biden go to an empty warehouse. he could have spoken from his basement.resident vice speaking yesterday in a converted steel mill in pittsburgh. here is more of what he had to say. is,iden: the simple truth donald trump failed to protect america. now he is trying to scare america. since donald trump and mike pence cannot run on the record that has seen more american deaths to a virus, this virus, then the nation suffered in every war since korea combined. since they cannot run on their economy that has seen more people lose their jobs than any time since the great depression. since they can't run on a simple proposition of sending our children safely back full, since i have no agenda or vision for a second term, trump and pentz are running on this and i find it fascinating. " you won't be safe in joe biden's america." what is there proof? the violence we see in donald trump's america. some are not images of imagined joe biden america in the future. these are images of donald trump's america today. he keeps telling you, if only he was president it wouldn't

it's the second year in a row another a row briton, lizzy banks, won stage four of the giro rosa — theeuten still leads the race overall, but it's the second year in a row that banks has taken a stage win. this one, i'd already tasted victory andi this one, i'd already tasted victory and i knew i would win, i couldn't let the team down and come second so i really get everything on the final bit so yes, it's a different feeling but it's also just the same and i'm really delighted. now, i'm sure you'll have seen a dog on the pitch but what about a cat on a track? that's what happened to the competitors in a 100—metre race in istanbul over the weekend in the balkan under 20 championships just as the athletes were racing towards the line. it isa it is a cat! can you believe nobody tripped over the cat? look at the way the cat manages to navigate. the timing is absolutely perfect. it's like someone released the cat. as if this racism hard enough, release the cat. i love it. did they raise it ain? cat. i love it. did they raise it again? no, that's it. release the cat. release an animal. qui

there was no second road cycling world title for britain's lizzie deignan as anna van der breggen made's the men's road race today in imola, full coverage on the bbc from 8:35am. there are no crowds watching live sport at the moment, but there were golf spectators — of a kind — at the irish 0pen. this farmer had the prime spot to watch the action, along with some of his herd, flouting social distancing rules but all milking the view. england's aaron rai has a one—shot lead, by the way. they look like bouncers, the way they kind of gathered around him.|j think they might have been looking forfood, i don't think think they might have been looking for food, i don't think they were watching the golf. you are suggesting it wasn't that interesting? not at all! ijust think that perhaps cows wouldn't haveit think that perhaps cows wouldn't have it as one of our priorities. they look so chilled, though. if i was surrounded by all those cows i would be terrified. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather. a real mixed picture emerging out there? that's right. good morning. a mixed pictu

dan, thank you. 0verto lizzie button of the daily mirror. welcome. welsh government to create hospitals that will be able to keep working if there is a second wave to keep working through the backlog. it could lead to a postcode lottery. what is the strategy for getting through these long waste though it might waiting list for elective operations? it is set out in the documents we publish every quarter when we bring together the health plans. it is right that health boards take responsibility for making the decisions about who will be treated and when, because they are much closer to those patients, and it's not a decision i think that needs to be made in a health minister past my office here in cardiff. what we are doing is creating within hospitals covid secure creating within hospitals covid secure areas where work can continue free of the risk of coronavirus or people who are suffering from the disease. at the moment, that seems a more effective and efficient way than creating her hospitals for that purpose. the decision continues to be under rev