great britain will now head to malaga next month, for the knockout stage against seven other nations.ther serbia or italy when the draw is made tomorrow. a set down, a few guys from the bench said, you know, get the crowd involved and it sort of turned into pandemonium for me and then... laughter. yeah, some embarrassing stuff most likely out there but we are going to malaga so it doesn't matter. new zealand's ryan fox stormed to victory at the pga championship at wentworth. he made a shaky start with a triple bogey on the front nine, but went round in 67 and finished on 18—under, one shot clear of two englishmen aaron rai and tyrell hatton. he's the first kiwi to win the tournament. i don't really know what to think at the moment, to be honest. i have always struggled around here. i snack one top 20 and struggled to make cuts here. to have a back nine like that, considering how started the day, it is great. i saw a couple of putts go in and it was a pretty cool feeling on the last to know i had the win. cool feeling on the last to know i had the win. fox might have won the tournament

great britain will now head to malaga in november for the knockout stages.s complete next months the line—up. a set down, a few guys from the bench said, you know, get the crowd involved and it sort of turned into pandemonium for me and then... laughter. yeah, some embarrassing stuff most likely out there but we are going to malaga so it doesn�*t matter. some big calls from england cricket as they prepare to defend the world cup in india next month. jason roy won�*t be risked because of the back spasms that saw him miss the new zealand series, so harry brook gate—crashes the squad, although he has been rested for the one day—series against ireland that starts on wednesday. joe root will play, though. he�*s asked to be included to try and and play himself into a bit of form. selector luke wright also confirmed to our cricket reporter stphan shemilt that fast bowler jofra archer will travel with the squad as he continues his recovery from an elbow injury. joffre archer will probably be the only one that travels with the team. a big part of it is to have the ph

britain's singles and doubles wins over france to carry great britain through to the quarter—finals in malaganchester. i think he's a perfect example of the connection that the davis cup has made for players and people who aren't in london or in certain cities where there are tennis courts. it's there are tennis courts. it's the same around the world, as well, with wherever big tournaments are. these events can reach more people. for evans, he said that what brought him into tournaments democrat tennis... seeing players like greg was up close, and i think that that would be the same. this is the first time that the davis cup was in manchester and 29 years, which is a long time. why there are so many fans willing to come on sunday, so yes, it's important that this event is hosted in different parts of the country so more people can see tennis and can be inspired, and that's clearly hopefully what's happened this week. that's all from us. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. it's definitely been a gear change with the weather story in recent days, an a

champions canada will play finland, while last year's runners—up australia take on the czech republic in malagars the netherlands and italy, while great britain will take on serbia spearheaded by novak djokovic. the world number one says the davis cup is his top priority for the rest of the season. 6—time major golf champion phil mickelson says a gambling addiction "caused a lot of harm" to relationships with friends and family but that he is now in recovery. in a statement on social media, mickelson said his gambling had "crossed the line of moderation and into addiction". he warned gamblers not to "confuse your enablers "as friends, like i did". mickelson denied claims that he had bet on the 2012 ryder cup, saying he would "never undermine the integrity "of the game". that is sadly all the time we have got left for now. you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc. co. uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. we've got some fairly stormy, autumnal weather on the cards over the next few days. the remna

britain's singles and doubles wins over france to carry great britain through to the quarter—finals in malagarayol was watching the weekend's matches in manchester. i think he is a perfect example of the connection the davis cup has made for players and people who are not in london or aren't in certain cities where there are big tennis tournaments. same around the world where other big tournaments are. these events can reach more people. for evans, he said what brought him into tennis was going to davis cup in birmingham when he was younger and seeing players up close. that lit a fire in him and i think it will be the same. this is the first time the davis cup is in manchester for 29 years which is a long time and i think also that is why there was such a big demand and why so many fans are willing to come on sunday. important this event is hosted in different parts of the country so more people can see and be inspired. i think clearly that is hopefully what has happened this week. that's all from us. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. it has defin

the eight team knock—out stage finals will take place in malaga in november.bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me, and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. it is shaping up to be a very unsettled and autumnal week of weather, with some strong winds and some heavy rain, and talking of heavy rain, on sunday, parts of south west england had localised flash flooding, because of some really intense downpours and thunderstorms that drifted up from the south. you can see the shower clouds there on our earlier satellite picture. we've also got a couple of different frontal systems pushing in from the west, so, whichever way you slice it, quite a wet start to monday for many of us. still some hefty showers across parts of eastern england, first thing. then here comes our band of rain, some particularly wet weather across parts of scotland. behind our rain bands, we see a mixture of sunny spells and showers. some of those could be on the heavy side, and also behind our rain band, a cooler, fresherfeel. so, temperatu

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djokovic, in the quarterfinals of the davis cup when the knockout week of the tournament takes place in malagables win over france secured britain a place in the last eight and, if they win against serbia, they will have a semifinal against italy or the netherlands, as britain attempt to win the davis cup for the first time since 2015. much like week one, week two of the nfl ended with a major injury to one of the league's stars. after aaron rodgers tore his achilles last monday night, this time, cleveland browns running back nick chubb suffered what his team are calling a "very significant knee injury". the american tv crew covering the game said they didn't show replays of the incident in the second quarter of the game against the pittsburgh steelers because of its graphic nature, and it is being reported chubb will miss the rest of the season. without him, the browns lost to divisional rivals the steelers 26—22. he's the captain, he's the leader, he's the definition of this team, of this city, of this organisation. we've got a lot of... we've got some holes to fill for him. but i thinkjerom

the victory puts great britain into the last eight for the finals, which will be played in malaga inave managed to re—capture 66 crocodiles after five days of them being on the loose. they had escaped from a farm that was hit by torrential downpours in guangdong province. the flood waters caused part of the crocodile enclosure to collapse and the reptiles managed to escape through two gaps. residents within a five kilometre radius had been warned not to go into the water. five crocodiles though still remain unaccounted for. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. it is shaping up to be a very unsettled and autumnal week of weather with some strong winds and some heavy rain. and talking of heavy rain on sunday, parts of south west england had localised flash flooding because of some really intense downpours and thunderstorms that drifted up from the south. you can see the shower clouds there on our earlier satellite picture. we've also got a couple of different frontal systems pushing in from the west. so whichever way you slice it, quite a wet start to monday for many of us.

the victory puts great britain into the last eight for the finals — which will be played in malaga inrt of south—west england had localised flash flooding because of some intense downpours and thunderstorms that drifted from the south. we also have a couple of different frontal systems pushing in from the west, so whichever way you slice it, a wet start to monday for many others. slice it, a wet start to monday for many others— slice it, a wet start to monday for many others-— many others. still some heavy showers across _ many others. still some heavy showers across parts - many others. still some heavy showers across parts of - many others. still some heavyl showers across parts of eastern england first thing and here comes our band of rain, some particularly wet weather across parts of scotland. behind the rain band we see a mixture of sunny spells and showers, some of those could be on the heavy side and also behind the rain bands are cooler, fresher feel so temperatures north to south, 13 to 20 degrees. cool and fresh as we head into monday night, some clear spells, still some sh

great britain have been drawn to play novak djokovic's serbia in davis cup quarter finals in malaga ine over the weekend. they were last champions in 2015 a brilliant start for great britain at the canoe slalom world championships, winning gold in the first race of the day. mallory franklin, kimberley woods and ellis miller taking the title in the women's team canoe race. there was also a silver and a bronze for britain at lee valley. six—time major winner phil mickelson says his gambling addiction caused a lot of hurt to relationships with friends and family, but that he's now in recovery. the american says the "love, support and commitment" of his wife amy helped get him "back on track". it's another rest day at the rugby world cup in france, no matches but plenty of home nations preparations going on, ireland getting ready for south africa on saturday. wales against australia and scotland tonga are on sunday, if england because beat chile on saturday, which they should, then that wll surely be one foot in the quarterfinals. let's head to the england training camp in le touquet, our

the knockout stages take place in malaga in november.oth runners up in their respective groups. in case you're wondering, the competition's name comes from american player dwight davis who founded the first tournament between the us and britain back in 1900. since then, the americans have dominated it — with 32 wins — including in england in 1992. they didn't have a bad team back then with andre agassi, jim courier, john mcenroe and pete sampras playing together. great britain by contrast were starved of success for 79 years until 2015 when andy murray and co finally got their hands on the trophy. tennis journalist tumaini carayol was watching the weekend's matches in manchester — he says... it was an incredible match and in a match point and every time it seemed like they were on the way up and found her way through and when they come together and a bigger pause, and exceeds victories events which are known as a great night and i think are the best moments. when it was explained _ think are the best moments. when it was explained to _ t

champions canada will play finland, while last year's runners—up australia take on the czech republic in malagat's all the sport for now. hello there. well, it has been a very wet and windy day for a number of you today. we had some large, impressive waves running in off cardigan bay, pummelling the coastline of west wales, and it was wales that had some of the strongest wind gusts, 68 mile an hour gusts there in aberdaron. and some of these strong winds have been causing a few issues. earlier on today, the m48 seven crossing was shut during the morning and the m4 crossing has been running with some speed restrictions as well. now, this area of low pressure contains the remnants of hurricane lee, and it's this that will continue to bring wet and windy weather overnight and into wednesday, as well. now, it's not been that windy in scotland today, but things will change overnight as heavy rain moves in here and the winds really strengthen. it's going to be a gusty night for the vast majority and very mild 15 or 16 degrees. but these strong winds have the potential to cause some problems where the

if you're familiar with pittsburgh you've got the malaga hill river coming up, the allegheny river from the north which is where the ohio river is formed. it is just down the ohio river from pittsburgh on the right- hand side the map is a state of pennsylvania. >> it's south of three rivers stadium. >> you are way behind. >> you are dating yourself. embarrassing. >> he will enlist as a second lieutenant. like i said, he's 28 years old. excuse me, the 28th is commanded by colonel john white erie. he's a big 6'6" tall guy. he is going to command the 28 early in the war. the 28 was raised from both sides of the state of pennsylvania. the east and the west. there was both the philadelphia area and pittsburgh area. it's going to muscle in philadelphia. it's a huge regimen. for some reason it ended up with 13 companies instead of the usual 10. there's a little bit of a local tie-in because the regimen is ordered to rocks after the first battle of manassas. they are going to get involved in one of these things because in late february they are going to put together a sort of task force that's

i think they will need there was hats in malaga. very fashionable. by leandro trossa rd. that result leaves everton without a league win, on a weekend when the current owner has agreed to sell the club. a billion pounds spent, but chelsea still can't seem to gel. this a goalless draw with bournemouth in the premier league. just the one win for them in the league since the season started. rangers remain top of the scottish women's premier league after beating montrose12—0 — the biggest winning margin of the season so far. meanwhile celtic beat aberdeen 4—0 — with midfielderjenny smith scoring twice. they remain second in the table behind rangers, although they have a game in hand. defending champions glasgow city, hearts and hibernian also won with spartans drawing with hamilton. now, hold the front page, someone other than a red bull driver has won a formula one grand prix this year. it's taken 15 races, ferrari's carlos sainz taking the chequered flag in action packed race in singapore. a late challenge from george russell ended in heartache for the

the finals are in malaga. talk to us about the atmosphere.ers cup as well. whether it is home or away, you feed off that atmosphere. for us it will be the biggest domestic home match on sunday. it is absolutely amazing. i think back to my first time as captain in 2010 when we played in a half empty stadium in eastbourne, lovely as it was, but to see how it is growing over the years is something we have really become proud of. something we have really become roud of. , ., ., ,, ., ~ something we have really become roud of. , ., ., ,, .,~ ., something we have really become roudof. , ., ., ,, ., proud of. great to speak to you. like if dog _ proud of. great to speak to you. like if dog it _ proud of. great to speak to you. like if dog it was. _ proud of. great to speak to you. like if dog it was. i _ proud of. great to speak to you. like if dog it was. i think - proud of. great to speak to you. like if dog it was. i thinkjust . like if dog it was. i thinkjust about we have not irritated lleyton hewittjust about we have not irritated lleyton hewi

but it's very, very malaga.> lovely stuff, paul. thank you. i'm stephen dixon. good morning. >> and good morning. and this is breakfast on gb news. >> we're talking about old fashioned foods this morning and nearly because spam is apparently going out of fashion. neil in morecambe oh, i love morecambe. happy mount park and all that sort of thing. used to go to the lights. >> i don't think i've ever been to morecambe. yeah. good morning. >> love it. i love spam , says >> love it. i love spam, says neil. but have you seen the price of it? it used to be an economical food, now it's a luxury priced item. yeah, like corned beef . corned beef. >> yes, corned beef is going up as says. the other as well. john says. the other day was in supermarket and day i was in a supermarket and i saw only shrinkflation, but saw not only shrinkflation, but i saw a tin of corned beef i also saw a tin of corned beef costing nearly £4. i nearly had a heart attack. >> robin watford said the boomer generation spam so that our generation a

say is you've got a get traditional hydrocarbons from saudi arabia and such through the straits of malagaabsolutely. when you think about saudi share of dumb on growth, -- of demand growth, ultimately the industry retreating in terms of investments and oil, what we will see is saudi share of demand growth between 50 to 60% up of all demand growth by 2030. to give you perspective, the average was 11% the last 30 years. the low was four when we had shale at its max but a high cost of equity and more cash return to shale, a high cost of debt and hire for longer rates and a push to drive away from the transition meant the industry is massively under invested. we were not a friend of these thesis for a long time. we turned bullish in 2020 but that investment now is now way too late. jonathan: to presidential politics matter given crude is at the record in a moment? christyan: i think it does in the sense that you could push more for shale. 56 years ago, we were all under and housing prices go up, you see some a barrels pulling up lots of worlds. reap what you so now, you see productivity slow.

leon smith's side will head out to malaga in november and will play serbia in the quarter finals.n if they are _ it might be quite stressful. even more fun if they are wearing the bucket hats. now, if you have a garden, do you prefer natural grass or would you choose a fake lawn for convenience? although artificial grass has become a popular substitute over the last few years, now a wildlife charity is warning people to think twice before replacing their lawns, as it could be harmful to biodiversity. jayne mccubbin reports. artificial grass sales are plummeting. artificial grass, stirling. yes. are you in or are you out? it's actually terrible. well, i've got some in my own garden, and it saves a lot of worry and trouble. i like getting out with the mower and cutting things. _ you can't cut this stuff, can you? you can't, you're not meant to. unless they invent - artificial grass that grows! i think that defeats the object! no, not for me. not for you? no, it's a bit like a rough carpet, sorry. no worms, no bugs, which means no birds, which means nothing. so it's the worst of all