manchester united came unstuck several times against manchester united but ole gunnar solskjar sayinga different manchester united side this time? yes, perhaps we'll see how much of a transition manchester united are in, some of the players they have brought in over the summer have settled in. and also the video assistant referee technology. but a look ahead to this last remaining fixture of the second weekend of fixtures in the premier league. molineux is a ground where manchester united have found the going difficult lately. they have played twice in 2019 with wolverhampton wondrous winning both of them and by the same scoreline. first of all in this cup match in march and then later on in april, wolves are one in the league as well, by the same scoreline 2—1 and the back of last season united didn't win any of their last four away games in the premier league. but there is optimism at old trafford that they have developed, they are developing a centre half partnership that is more robust on the road. harry maguire and victor lindelof, and the united manager doesn't think wolves will

colin paterson, bbc news, manchester.y that the temperature in norfolk has just reached 28.6 degrees celsius, which surpasses the previous august bank holiday record of 28.2 which was in lincolnshire two years ago. let's get the rest of the day's forecast with elizabeth. thank you, carry, and it is another record—brea ker today, people flocking to the coast once more. it is going to feel a lot cooler, noticeably in scotland, wales and northern ireland, cloud and western areas continuing to break, showers in devon and cornwall and some rain edging into the western isles, but temperatures generally lower apart from the south—east of england and central and southern england, 32 or 30 degrees celsius once more. overnight tonight, the showers will continue to track west, uncomfortable for sleeping under clear skies, keeping that heat from today, with lows of 16 or 17 degrees. showers heavy again and sundry, perhaps a flush or two of lightning will go northwards across the country, the heat holding on towards the south—east, an

but it's not the first time manchester united have paid the big numbers. back in 2002 they splashed out 30million for rio ferdinand. fast forward to 2017 and their neighbours manchester city paid out £45 million for spurs' full back kyle walker. liverpool were next with the big spending for a defender when they signed virgil van dijk from southampton for £75 million. that brings us back to harry maguire from leicester city to united for a record breaking £80 million. the new football league season got under way tonight and there was a cracking start to the champioship where luton town playing in their first game at that level for over a decade managed to draw with three all against middlesbrough. michael redford reports. the new middlesbrough manager would bring exciting football back to the clu b bring exciting football back to the club this season and it was not to disappoint. fletcher putting borough ahead. but after 12 years outside of the championship, they know this season will be tough. they need something special to draw level and step forward capt

colin paterson, bbc news, manchester.d england to win the third test of the ashes at headingley. it had looked unlikely with england facing their highest ever run chase. but an unbeaten 135 from stokes means the series is now drawn 1—1 with two more tests to play and hopes of winning the ashes are still alive. i think ithink in i think in terms of where we were at, in terms of the ashes series, i‘m obviously over the moon that we managed to stay in the series. we knew if we lost this game then the ashes were gone. so, to be sat here, especially after getting bowled out for 67, to have a chance of getting the urn back, is an amazing feeling. walking off at the end, time to take everything in and realise what we had just done as a team, notjust as an individual. former england spinner monty panesar says stokes is a once in a generation player. it wasjust it was just unbelievable. we couldn't believe that ben stokes has it in him to produce something special like that. you know, kind of woi'i us special like that. you know,

manchester united and totte n ha m , matches.r united and tottenham, they both had transfer fees agreed withjuventus, but it looks like paulo dybala's personal terms at the complication about the ownership of his image rights have stopped a dealfor ownership of his image rights have stopped a deal for both clubs, so ownership of his image rights have stopped a dealfor both clubs, so he could be staying put in italy. and other major outgoing from the premier league would be romelu lukaku. premier league would be romelu lu ka ku. the striker premier league would be romelu lukaku. the striker is not happy at manchester united. he has been fined for taking himself off to train with those old club, so it looks like italy could be his destination. juventus were interested, but into the milan look to be the frontrunners. we understand a deal is close after lukaku's agent are met with both parties. united are happy to get rid of him, but they just want that £75 million back that they paid everton two years ago. sometimes itjust they paid

apparently, manchester united is a lwa ys apparently, manchester united is always been the copy wantedo on twitter. she said... so proud of you harry maguire and that is the picture she put up. what are manchester united getting in the dyke defender? erica respondent has a bit more on that. manchester united have been struggling in central defensive areas for a long time. they have expended with many players, many of whom they have given long contracts to because what are they going to do with them now that maguire has come in? it is a huge amount of money, £5 million more than liverpool paid for roger van dyck —— man united will hope we have a similar success rate at old trafford. allah they will be compared all season. this is how they got on comparatively last season. when it comes to aerial, thatis season. when it comes to aerial, that is what maguire is best known for. he was the best in the league, slightly ahead of van dijk. united are looking to strengthen their defence, so are manchester city. they are hoping to bring in portuguese defender from juventus and brazilian would be

one of the biggest deals of transfer deadline day — romelu lukaku has left manchester united to joinan for a club record fee. good evening. a major united nations report on land use and climate change says we should all be eating less meat and making ourdiets more plant based. the un experts say we're consuming too many meat and diary products in the west and it's helping to fuel global warming. but their new report stops short of saying people should become vegetarian or vegan. here's our science editor david shukman. a wall of dust smothers the parched fields of oklahoma. the planet is heating up, which may make it harder to grow the food we need, just as the world's population keeps increasing. there'll be 2 billion more of us by the middle of the century. and at the same time, up to a third of all food is wasted. and as it rots, it releases gases that raise temperatures even more. and this exacerbates climate change... the un climate panel highlights these challenges in a major new report into how we're damaging the land we depend on — and what that means for the future. we see v

there you go that's the story for the paper manchester united.two. liverpool overtaking city with that win in the late kick—off. leicester palace and west ham all up there as well, much perhaps to the surprise of some, i would guess. down at the bottom, the first points of the season for watford. around them, not much joy today for those down the bottom. that of course could all change though, the north london derby arsenal against tottenham tomorrow. can't wait to come many thanks for the premier league update. let's get up to date with championship, swansea have knocked leeds off the top of the table. wayne routledge scored the the winner in the 90th minute at elland road. there was a great game at ashton gate. bristol city got a late equaliser against middlesbrough. the home side were ahead at half—time, but boro turned it around, equalising through an own own goal before britt assombalonga put them ahead. tommy rowe's neat header saw city claim a point though. they got their points. tommy rowe's neat header saw city claim a point though. they

colin paterson, bbc news, manchester.rifting through the pacific ocean. the sea of pumice was first spotted by australian sailors earlier this month. scientists say the rocks likely came from an underwater volcano near tonga, which erupted on august 7. it's officially the hottest august bank holiday monday on record. the new record of 31.2c was reached at heathrow this afternoon, beating the previous record of 28.2c, set in holbeach in lincolnshire, in 2017. andy moore reports on this scorching bank holiday weekend. over a million people are expected to attend what will be the hottest ever notting hill carnival this bank holiday weekend. temperatures approached 33 celsius yesterday and will probably hit a similar level today. those attending the festival are being urged to keep drinking water. several revellers were treated yesterday for dehydration. at frinton, holiday—makers were back on the beach in their hundreds after that scare yesterday. today, there was no evidence of the problem — just lots of people having fun.

manchester city fans arrive to matches these days full of confidence.n rather than if they take the league, after 15 straight league wins, predicting the first score wasn't too difficult either. not many would see a subdued spurs hitting back. their first see a subdued spurs hitting back. theirfirst goal a show see a subdued spurs hitting back. their first goal a show stopper. another try dentist did for miller, 2-1. another try dentist did for miller, 2—1. something had to change for totte n ha m. 2—1. something had to change for tottenham. this is lucas mora equalising. two shots on target, two totte n ha m equalising. two shots on target, two tottenham goals. what city would give for such prolificacy. they found a crossbar in the way. taking aguero of did not go down well. the ar spotted a handball in the build—up in stoppage time, leaving city leaving the petty ad feeling a little ha rd city leaving the petty ad feeling a little hard done by. in the early match arsenal's premier league campaign is going well. they've won their opening two fixtures f

colin paterson, bbc news, manchester. cheering a special night. simon at two.ves of more than 80 people and whole towns were destroyed. but as residents tried to escape, the firefighters did what they always do — they ran towards the danger. it is a profession that relies on courage, education and, increasingly, the latest science and technology to better understand how fires behave and how to beat back the flames. and if you want to be a firefighter, this is where you learn the craft. the international fire training centre in darlington

coming up on the programme: will manchester city's dominance continue?estic treble, who — if anyone — can stop them? new season, new rules, including var — love it or hate it. the video assistant referee will be introduced to the premier league for the first time. a familiar face at chelsea, as frank lampard makes his managerial premier league debut. i want everyone to come to work with a smile on their face, whether it be players or staff, try and improve every day. also coming up in the programme with me, jane dougall: jofra archer makes the england squad for the second ashes test against australia but there's no place for moeen ali. and it's england—wales at twickenham on sunday. with places in their world cup squads at stake, who will impress? hello and welcome to the programme. we are live from anfield. welcome as well to the new premier league season. we have been talking about the weather, but there is no electricity problem here because these fans are electric. the fans have pointed 94 days for the start of the season, and some of those liverpool

or manchester city's b team. up and it costs a small fortune. luton and stansted, £8 for 30 minutes. that must be their minimum. birmingham, £5.5. that is adding costs to people's holidays if they have to think about how much it costs to be picked up or dropped off either side of the trip. it alloys a lot of people when you're at the airport and you think, another £5! —— annoys. airport and you think, another £5! -- annoys. when you're waiting and waiting and waiting and it goes up! this is a good story about norwich, have you seen this? the boss of a vietnamese airline has hailed it as the irresistible destination for tourists. in their in—flight magazine, he's talked about... we advise passengers to travel the world and don't miss the wild island of komodo dragons in indonesia the serene city of norwich in the united kingdom. then he goes on to say why norwich is so fabulous. does he mention delia he doesn't but i'm sure she will be pleased to hear all about this! he is saying about the serenity and the beauty.

liverpool and manchester city were far and away the best two teams in england last season.at wembley on sunday in the community shield. some players might have had the summer off but some liverpool players might be a little more tired than most. the likes of mo salah and sadio mane have been playing in the africa cup of nations this summer. roberto firmino has been winning the copa america with brazil. the community shield represents the first piece of seven possible bits of silverware that liverpool can win this season. but traditionally the community shield hasn't ever been a big dealfor side. nobody told klopp as he takes liverpool into this game for the first time since 2006. it's a guinea pig and city. it's a good test against teams which are there. —— we have to make sure that we defend in a pretty good way because if you don't know well —— defend well against city, you could get a problem and that is not ideal. for city, how'd you build last season? they did the domestic treble. league, league cup and fa cup. champions league will probably be the top priority though

colin paterson, bbc news, manchester. cheering they clearly loved it!d yard says nearly 100 people have been arrested, the majority for drugs offences. meanwhile, people heading to the second day of carnival are being urged to take extra care as it's predicted to be one of the hottest on record. the mayor says it's important europe's biggest street party isn't spoiled by those causing trouble. there are people that spend literally weeks and months sewing the costumes, practising their steel drums, getting ready for the sound systems and the floats, and we've got to remember it's a celebration, it's a carnival. unfortunately, though, there are some people who come here to commit crimes. there are some people see an opportunity when there's a million or two million people to commit crimes. we've got to make sure we help the police keep the carnival as safe as we can. we'll have thousands of officers working really hard. two people have died in a light aircraft crash near henley—on—thames. the small bi—plane came down in a field in the area of stonor yeste

it seems to abate manchester city each season. desperately afraid.e technical problems with our screen today. they have got deja vu, because shakhtar donetsk is a team they played twice last season, and they played twice last season, and they are off on that long trip to they are off on that long trip to the ukraine. 0ne they are off on that long trip to the ukraine. one of the biggest outliers in the group draw, shakhtar donetsk, but the times they played the site last season at manchester city resulted in wins of 3—0 and 6-0. a city resulted in wins of 3—0 and 6—0. a couple of interesting ties, with dinamo zagreb back in the competition after a couple of years away, and atalanta, aside from northern italy who were playing in the champions league for the first time, so another eligible group for city. what about chelsea, in the champions league? it will be interesting for chelsea and frank lampard this interesting for chelsea and frank lampa rd this season, interesting for chelsea and frank lampard this season, because they came forth with the europ

manchester city are too strong for brighton, they are top of the table for now. stuttering start continues, as they're held at southampton. and a double from ireland's jacob stockdale ends wales winning run in cardiff. also coming up in the programme... the end of an era , after 85 years — bradford bulls will play their last game at odsal stadium. . .. good evening, welcome along to the bbc sport centre. lots coming up over the next half an hour, formula one is back but we've also had some terrible news coming out of spa in the last hour, the death of a driver in today's formula 2 race. we'll speak to our reporter in belgium. we've had we've had seven results in the premier league. we'll get all the reaction to manchester city's big win in a moment, but ole gunnar solskjaer was ruing a number of missed chances, as they slipped up at southampton. saints played the last 20 minutes with ten men but held on for a 1—1 draw. michael redford reports. just three games into the premier league season, southhampton and manchester united are still looking for a bit of rhythm

manchester city are second in the premier league after a 3—1win at bournemouth.— david silva with the intial cross. he was making his 400th appearance for city and was involved in all three city goals. raheem sterling scored the second. harry wilson pulled one back for bournemouth, but it wouldn't be enough as aguero scored again in the second half to secure the win. steve bruce claimed his first win as newcastle manager, leading his side to a surprise 1—0 win at tottenham. club record signing joelinton with the only goal of the game. we had to ride our luck a little bit at times. but overall, i thought to at times. but overall, i thought to a man they were excellent today. you know, they keep surprising them. and the stuff that works with me all week to try to quieten the storm, if thatis week to try to quieten the storm, if that is the right word. hopefully that'll shot a few people up for a little bit anyway. in the scottish premiership, celtic beat hearts 3—1 to maintain their 100 percent record and stay ahead of rangers who also made it three wins out of thr

onto football now — and manchester city have won the community shield, the traditional curtain—raisere winners beat liverpool, the champions league holders, to claim the early bragging rights before the big kick off. but the match went all the way to a penalty shootout as katie shanahan reports. under the wembley arch a sign said "football is back." and so was the rivalry between manchester city and liverpool, adding extra spice to the to the occasion. the premier league champions started slicker as raheem sterling gave them the lead, scoring against his former club for the first time. after the break, liverpool hit the bar and the post but finally got what they deserve. as joel matip headed home the equaliser. mohamed salah nearly won it for liverpool in the last minute but a remarkable clearance off the line sent the game to penalties. a miss from liverpool gave gabrieljesus the chance to win it for city, adding another trophy to their cabinet. katie shanahan, bbc news. we won the community shield, so another trophy. we have to win but the quality of the opponent which we knew from

and manchester united confirm harry maguire‘s world record move to old trafford with the premier leagueson just days away from kicking off. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news that australia's cricketers have thrashed england in the first ashes test in birmingham to go 1—0 up in the 5—match series. the home side failed to bat out the final day in order to salvage a draw. chasing an improbable 398 to win, england were bowled out forjust146. nathan lyon took 6 for 39, and pat cummins 4for 32, as australia won by 251 runs. from edgbaston our sports correspondent, joe wilson reports. sunshine and special offers, £5 for children. the final day of the first test match was a chance to show batting defiance, defence build—up the fans wanted england's batsmen to stay in, in there. england will think of the selection ofjames england will think of the selection of james anderson. certainly, england will think of the selection ofjames anderson. certainly, his absence was a factor, but could even hear have really challenged steve smith with his supreme batting? here on th

his move away from manchester united won't come as a surprise to many people. here is the belgian striker arriving in milan. he has signed with interfor a club record fee of $90 million, the third—most—expensive signing ever by a serie a club. but what will that mean for united? bigger weight on the shoulders of marcus rushford, maybe alexis sanchez will come back into the picture. but they have £74 million in the bank for when they choose to spend it, perhaps nextjanuary or even the following summer. and you can see the welcome he received in intermilan, can see the welcome he received in inter milan, quite extraordinary that. this is a player who almost scored a goal every other game for manchester united yet never really ca ptu red manchester united yet never really captured the hart of the united fans, and he departs to link up with antonio conte, who has wanted him for a long time. some of the others on the move today — david luiz, the brazilian international defender. he leaves chelsea after two spells with them to make the short trip across london to ars

in of pro—democracy protests. sport, manchester uni‘ chelsea in sport, manchester united thump chelseaalso beat newcastle by1—0, obama young opener. arsenal also beat newcastle by 1—0, obama young scoring the only goal of the game. leicester drew 0—0 with wolves. there's plenty for eddiejones to think about after convincing win for his side over wales at twickenham. in britain because my jamie chadwick has won the first—ever w series championship. she has finished fourth at brands hatch to win the series. we will speak to herjust after 9.40 this morning. all of that coming up. the family of the 15—year—old school girl with special needs who's gone missing in malaysia could offer a reward to find her. a liaison officer from the irish police arrived to support nora quoirin's family on saturday. hundreds of people are looking for her and malaysian police have opened a hotline for any information connected to the disappearance. our correspondent howard johnson sent this update from the scene this morning. i'm standing outside the resort where she went missing eight days ago. what we're hea

manchester united have been struggling in central defensive areas for a long time now.ayers, many players they have given long contracts too, so a bit of an issue there, because what will be do with them now that harry maguire has come in? a huge amount of money, £5 million more than liverpool paid for virgilvan dijk in million more than liverpool paid for virgil van dijk injanuary 2018 to sign him from southampton, and what a su ccess sign him from southampton, and what a success he has been. united will hope that maguire has a similar success hope that maguire has a similar success rate at old trafford. it is a six—year contract with an option ofan a six—year contract with an option of an extra year on top, and this is a player who made 76 appearances for leicester, scoring five goal two, and is of course now a regular england international, as we saw last summer at the world cup. —— five goals. manchester united will hope that this is the sewing that helps to propel them back into the big time, back into contention for the major trophies. let's get a check on the day

while manchester city will face lugano of swizterland.f the draw is barcelona who had the misfortune of drawing unseeded juventus. barcelona‘s men‘s team get spain‘s la liga under way later. the defending champions are looking for a third successive league title. they‘ve spent big over the summer bringing in antoine griezman and frenkie dejong — but the likely challengers real madrid and atletico have also invested well. . . .. new and old faces all set for a spanish showdown. well, let‘s look ahead to tonight and the season — ben croucher has more. well let us look ahead the start of the new season in spain with spanish football expert ernest massier. there he is. it starts tonight with athletic bilbao taking on barcelona, for the first time in ten years without messi, so could we see an early upset? it barcelona plays in a very challenging stadium where i see many big teams dropping points this season but it is the first game of the season. it is positive to see griezmann playing in winning minutes with a new team with dejong, barcelona

colin paterson, bbc news, manchester. think about our talking point today, that is selfie culture. a pop—up shop is charging would be social media influences £10 an hour to take their selfies against a variety of backgrounds. would you pay money to ta ke backgrounds. would you pay money to take a selfie in a pink ball. if you don't know what i'm talking about, head to the website. has selfie culture spiralled out of control? let us know your thoughts, use #bbc—the briefing. you can tweet me as well. i'll be back with the business briefing in a few minutes. stay with us. hello. changes on the way for our weather over the next few days. turning cooler and more unsettled but the weekend, well, it's brought a real burst of heat. 33 degrees the top temperature just to the west of london thanks to south—easterly winds around this area of high pressure dragging that hot air up from the near continent. but western fringes were a bit cooler, the air here coming from the atlantic and that atlantic air will make inroads east over th

greater manchester police investigated and call the case a tragic accident.ow the police could have come to that conclusion so quickly. the police watchdog, the iopc, is investigating greater manchester police's handling of the case. the school shukri abdi went to is reviewing its anti—bullying policy. i want to ask you, zam zam, first of all, as shukri's mother, what the last few weeks have been like for you and your family? everyone have a difficult time. she has been in a lot of pain and it's been difficult for her. and can you tell our audience about shukri? what was she like? she speaks in own language shukri was a sweet, young girl that, you know, she used to be playful and happy, but at the same time she was, you know, a bit grown over, as well, her age cos she used to help out a lot with her mum. tell us about shukri's time at school. what was that like for her? she speaks in own language she was happy when she first started going to school from year six and then year seven and she was making a lot of friends and, you know, she wasjust enjoying her ti

news live from berlin still to come manchester united football club fed up with the online racist abuse against its players club plans to meet with twitter and facebook to try to put a stop to all the things that's coming up in just a moment. but 1st 2 states in eastern germany are gearing up for elections this weekend that could see a far right party make big gains opinion polls put the alternative for germany or the a.t.f. dea party tied for the lead in the state of brandenburg which is just outside of berlin where we are and they put the party in 2nd place in neighboring saxony the w. traveled to the city of camden since saxony the scene of far right rioting that followed the fatal stabbing of a german man by an asylum seeker last. election campaigns are in full swing encampments there is parties are hoping to win over undecided voters people like nick kids here ski he's 28 years old a sports trainer and a martial arts enthusiastic. moment haven't decided yet which party will vote for in the regional elections. with their anti immigrant slogans the right wing populist party a f t is

colin paterson, bbc news, manchester.ering great weather for manchester pride and festivals all over the country. it's officially been the hottest august bank holiday weekend on record in england — with temperatures reaching 33 degrees in london — with that and today's forecast, here's elizabeth rizzini hello, thank you very much. lots of us hello, thank you very much. lots of us flocked to the beaches yesterday, this is hastings in east sussex, 33.3 celsius yesterday in heathrow, probably seeing something similar here today. for western coastal areas today it's a little bit cloudy, some mist already today, showers were devon and cornwall perhaps, some rain edging into the western isles by lunchtime. a cooler feeling day for much of scotland, wales and northern ireland but here in the south—east, we've got 33 celsius once more. on monday night we have showers that are gradually going to track their way northwards into wales, the rain is across northern ireland, for many of us it's going to stay dry and clear, uncomfortabl

an aguero double seals a comfortable victory for manchester city at bournemouth.nton‘s strike makes the difference as tottenham lose at home to newcastle. drama from start to finish. the terrifying crash that brought an end to andrea dovizio‘s british grand prix. hello, and welcome to the programme. where else do we start but at headingley? it's been described as a miracle, incredulous and perhaps the greatest innings of all time. ben stokes‘ astonishing 135 not out was enough to give england victory in the third ashes test and keeps this series very much alive. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is there. cut away! what an innings, what a player. it was the stuff of sporting miracles, ben stokes the hero of headingley after one of the most remarkable victories cricket has surely ever seen. england had begun needing an unlikely 203 to win, and stokes together withjonny bairstow had got the crowd starting to believe, but then the wickets tumbled. when stuart broad was the ninth man out, england still needed 73. all over, surely. but after being joined by last manjack lea

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the existing loa n manchester and leeds.isting loan will be used to improve communications and the. and we need to re balance the communications and the. and we need to rebalance the economy in this country and that there is life outside the southeast and we are seeing more and more of that but people can get around the country, is one thing to talk about teleconferencing but sometimes people want to be face—to—face if they stop thinking they're going to ta ke they stop thinking they're going to take the plane and actually, i can ta ke take the plane and actually, i can take the plane and actually, i can take the train and we can bring down the costs to go from london to manchester for a £90 return. that is after the peak period. this is ridiculous. the idea that everything has to go to london where, this is not my original thought. has to go to london where, this is not my original thoughtm has to go to london where, this is not my original thought. if you could give more with lancashire, birmingham trading north east angli

today manchester united spending £80 million on england and leicester defender harry maguire.bolton wanderers became the first football league club in six years to enter administration this summer. the crisis are a food bank set up to help staff and amid relegation from the championship the players were affected, too. we'd been paid up to february then we have not received anything from the club since. it is hard to deal with and the stress and everything else. but i think it is more difficult for our families. like bolton, bury have also been docked 12 points before the campaign has even begun for getting into financial trouble but the situation here is even more dire. tomorrow, gigg lane was supposed to host the opening game of the season but in an unprecedented move the football league has suspended the fixture because they say the club has failed to provide proof of funds. they deny that and have accused the league of working against them. with three quarters of the league's 72 clubs ending in the red at the end of last season, some fear more turmoil. these are the first o

harry maguire has become the most expensive english footballer after completing his move to manchester united. the england centre back signed a six—year deal at old trafford which sees him surpass kyle walker as the most expensive englishman. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. rain at edgbaston, can we get it? this might be the one day we don't get it. you often hear us talking about showers producing a lot of rain ina about showers producing a lot of rain in a short space of time. look at this, this was last night in north yorkshire. in an hour they had 42 millimetres of rain, substantial amount of their august rainfall totals and it's only the 5th of august. yes, more showers in the forecast courtesy of low pressure at the moment. slow moving, coming in off atla ntic the moment. slow moving, coming in off atlantic and these frontal systems spiralling around the low like a catherine wheel producing further showers. the heaviest of the showers have been the far north of scotla nd showers have been the far north of scotland with rumbles of thunder. they are continuing b

manchester city thought they had snatched a winner against tottenham.what can i say? i would like to win for the chances we created, i think we deserve to win, but in the end we didn't. city played well and thought they were heading for a 16th straight win when sergio aguero flicked them ahead before halftime. but tottenham came from behind to equalise, and when all hope, it seemed, was leaving the etihad, along with many of the fans, this dramatic winner was achieved. but then an even more dramatic twist. hold on a second. i think the enjoyment factor is becoming less for supporters because of the handball rule and because of this. that should never, in any country anywhere, be disallowed. it was left to var to make a decision. whatever your position, these new rules still keep us talking. so the champions slipped up, only two teams have a 100% record, liverpool are top of the table after a 2—1win at southampton. sadio mane and roberto firmino put them 2—0 up with 20 minutes left to play before a howler from adrian in the liverpool goal made things int

hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the footballing news that wolves and manchester united played out a 1—1 draw in the premier league. one of the main talking points was the missed penalty by paul pogba in the second half and watching at molineux was arlo white. united have to designated panic to ta kers united have to designated panic to takers according to the coach while marcus rushford' it was pogba who took charge of molineux. it's the fourth time since the start of last season fourth time since the start of last season that pogba has failed to convert in the premier league. united were dominant. they led through the 50th united goal but wolves started, mainly thanks to the introduction of a speedier player and they thoroughly deserved their world —class and they thoroughly deserved their world—class equaliser from neves. the two of them a designated penalty shooters. marcus was confident enough to go up, paul was confident to go up and that is just enough to go up, paul was confident to go up and that isjust a enough to go up, paul was confident to go up and t

manchester city are at bournemouth.t year and have made it three wins out of three this year. the highlight was this fantastic by mo salah. that is 12 consecutive league wins. a bit of the second for manchester united, crystal palace managed to win the game deep in injury time. marcus rashford took a missed penalty in the game. he was subjected to racist abuse online afterwards. twitter a meeting manchester united to outline what they are doing to tackle it. meeting manchester united to outline what they are doing to tackle itm is unheard and we need to stop it. it needs to stop. i am lost for words if it keeps going. we keep having all these campaigns, no to racism, and they still keep hiding behind fake identities. it'sjust crazy that we are talking about this in 2019. chelsea have their first win of the season and tammy abrahams to thank for it. he scored twice in a 3—2 win over norwich. in the scottish premiership celtic and rangers play today. yesterday there we re rangers play today. yesterday there were wins for

those two results we heard about as well with manchester city winning at totte n ha m well with manchestery much, joe. a busy day in the championship too where nottingham forest snatched a late equaliser to deny leeds and claim a 1—1 draw at elland road. pablo hernandez had put leeds in front after 59 minutes, cooly slotting the ball past aro muric. but forest equalised through lewis grabban after leeds failed to clear their lines from a corner. and the equaliser. elsewhere, fulham got theirfirst win since relgation. charlton got their second win of the season beating stoke 3—1. cardiff left it late, but a dramatic 96th minute goal saw them beat luton 2—1. hull city survived a fightback to beat reading 2—1, and there were wins for brentford, preston and sheffield wednesday. in the scottish premiership, champions celtic were rampant in front of goal for the second week running winning 5—2 at motherwell. neil lennon's side did have to come from behind though as nick parrott reports. fir park has not been a happy hunting ground for celtic of late. their last three visits ended in draws and li

before manchester and manchester united rose to national prominence, it was ashley bury who won two fads in the area, over one her 25 years of football being played. because have always been fabric of the local area. played. because have always been fabric of the local areal played. because have always been fabric of the local area. i never thought a club with a big history would ever be in this sort of situation. it is ashley been torture. every day you get up and think, "today might be the date that something good happens". and it hasn't. i just something good happens". and it hasn't. ijust can't believe it. we are not one of the bigger clubs but this club, it is the makeup of the town. if the club. of the heart and soul is out of bury. a tense time for bury football fans. we will have the latest on that situation across bb suit sport for this evening. we will find more updates on the bbc export websites as fans wait for some news until midnight tonight. the latest from headingley, is 160—6 after 55 overs. but that is all from sportsday. enjoy the rest of your evening. good night. ——

bbc radio manchester's mike minay has been following the story.s around it. yes, the positive sign was that steve admitted he'd sold the club, which isa admitted he'd sold the club, which is a huge step forward, particularly for berry fans, then they confirmed recognition of this move by steve dale. this morning then it puts out their own statement saying that they recognised a credible buyer. and they wanted to exclusively work with them to help the change of control from their club from there, they did fire a warning shot saying that they are going to give a deadline of tuesday at five p:m.. the deadline was going to be at midnight on friday night, they move that back 72 hours, 72 and bits, hours. if the deal is not completed by then, they will still withdraw bury's status in the football league, which it gives a little bit of frustration for bury fans. i think they wanted a little bit longer. those working around it certainly wanted longer. from there on, the buyers of bury, or the potential buyers have issued their own statement saying it is d

so we can get theirs changed before the manchester inquest starts. to do theirjob? what is the impact on their constituents? we have been to sheffield hallam where the local mp has said he is unfit to continue. that was after his chief of staff apparently use the mp's official twitter account to denounce his boss as selfish and degenerate and to accuse him of letting his constituents down. what has really been going on, and what do his constituents make of it? 0ur reporter has been to sheffield to find out. just a warning, there is strong language just after three and a half minutes. 21,000... cheering jared 0'mara took the seat from nick clegg, one of the biggest shocks of the 2017 general election, an unknown 35—year—old bar owner who had campaigned for disability rights had ousted the deputy prime minister, riding a wave of ill feeling over tuition fees. but that was about as good as it got for the constituency‘s first ever labourmp. last month, for the second time, he said he was cutting back on his mp duties. he also told journalists he had made

isn't this money better spent on a northern powerhouse rail connecting liverpool, leeds and manchester again up to birmingham? there is no guarantee that these next phases will get built at all. you need to look pragmatically at each constituent part and build a business case for a railway that works for everybody. hsz is predominantly a long—distance line that benefits london, people say it benefits the north, but it is not going to benefit the north if you are a commuter from walsall to birmingham in the west midlands or a commuter from macclesfield into manchester. what we need is something that encompasses the need of the whole of the north, rather than simply one very expensive route. good to talk to you, adrian, thank you so much. that controversy will continue. the government is going to decide whether this is value for money, whether it is money well spent, and it will report back at the end of the year. lots of uncertainty but also, that controversy continues. cuadrilla has stop fracking for shale gas in lancashire following the largest earthquake on wednesday evening. you're

manchester city thought they had snatched a win against tottenham.ue turned big brother, cameras everywhere. there is always someone watching, and they spotted this handball in the build—up to gabrieljesus's gold. what can we say? we would like to win for the chances we create, but in the end we didn't. city did play well and thought they were headed for a 16th straight league win when sergio aguero flicked them ahead before half—time, but tottenham twice came from behind to level the match, lucas moura equalising 19 seconds after coming off the bench. but when it seemed all hope was leaving the etihad, along with some of the fans, jesus popped up for the most dramatic winner, only for the even more dramatic twist. commentator: hold on a second.” think commentator: hold on a secondlj think the enjoyment factor watching foot ball think the enjoyment factor watching football supporters is becoming less because of the handball rule and because of the handball rule and because of the handball rule and because of var personally, but this is about the hand

it was with manchester united that rooney took his career to another level. goalscorer with 253 in 13 seasons at old trafford. he's still second on the list of the premier league's all—time goalscorers. now rooney says he's come to derby first and formost as a player, but having a legend like frank lampard take them to the playoff final as manager last season — derby will be hoping rooney could be the man to take them one better this time, after all he knows how to win. they tweeted as much — as well as all those goals he's won five premier league titles, three league cups, one fa cup, the champions league, the europa league and the club world cup. and it's safe to say that the fans are pretty excited at pride park. i watched derby for years and it is good for derby. everyone is getting a new shirt with wayne rooney on the back. no one would expect when rooney, manchester united legend, to come to derby. but it is happening! rooney! now rooney will see out the rest of the season in america with dc united, beforejoining up with derby injanuary. he's scored 23

the sixty five million euros paid by manchester city for riyadh marez also in twenty eighteen it's also record signing for the gunners wiping out the sixty one million euros paid last year. to bring pms getting medical by me young from brusett door tunes at the pay the twenty four year old i've were in international signed a five year deal with the gunners and will wear the number nineteen sure it's a bit big who scored twenty two goals. in any the league out last season second only to buy some grandma's tn that be who scored thirty three goals prepare -- also adding as eleven is c. string at that season. he is arsenal's biggest recruit of of the transfer windoww as so farr arsenal finished. fifth last season and will be playing a friendly against barcelona on sunday before kicking off their primarily campaign with a trip to new castle this will be on august eleventh. and among some of the other on going and transfer rumors at this time is paulo de bala as possible move to manchester united. the argentinian striker's departure from juventus has been an insistent room or in the past mont

for those making the 30 minute journey from here in todmorden to manchester, it'll add an extra 50 quidh and glasgow, they'll have to pay an extra £114 and the brighton to london line will see an extra £136 on the annual charge. what this inflationary increase allows us to do is effectively pay for the day—to—day running costs of the railway, which frees up billions of pounds to be invested elsewhere in you know, new trains, extra services, better stations. but that's hard for passengers to hear when they've had to struggle through strikes, timetable meltdowns and even in the last couple of weeks, there's been delays caused by the heatwave, then the floods and then the power cut. horrendous. yeah, you never get a seat, it's usually crushed, i stand most days. it's never on time. the service isn't particularly great with northern and then to be paying more annually, just seems you know, well it's not good. yeah, i pay £4000 to sit on a floor. even though punctuality fell to a 13—year low in december, demand is still increasing, with more of us wanting to get on board. colletta smith, bbc

manchester united i think would be keen to let him go.two years ago. a bit of a jigsaw here, you may be some of these deals have been put together to get them over the line. simon stone, many thanks indeed. couple of other headlines for you, jofra archer's given england a big boost ahead of the second ashes test at lords next week. he looks to have recovered from a side starin that saw him from a side strain that saw him miss the first test. he took six wickets, and then went on to score a century for the sussex second team yesterday. it's a timely return withjimmy anderson ruled out next week because of a calf injury. mickey arthur, who has been tipped to take over as england head coach when trevor bayliss leaves after the ashes, is leaving his role with pakistan. he's been in charge for the last three years but his contract isn't being renewed. and former world champ carl frampton says his next bout will be for a world title. a freak accident in a us hotel room saw the northern irishman break a bone in his hand and cancel his comeback f