it is very much the max| verstappen show formula 1 come incident. domination, red bullare the moment. under domination, red bull are loving it, his fans are loving it, his opponents obviously are not, and plenty of other saying this is boring and predictable, it is not the first weaver that about formula 1 of course. where do you stand on it all in terms of verstappen's under domination at the moment? ~' ., ., . ., ~ moment? heekin metronomic leak deliver the results _ moment? heekin metronomic leak deliver the results week _ moment? heekin metronomic leak deliver the results week in, - moment? heekin metronomic leak deliver the results week in, week | deliver the results week in, week out. does not matter what circuit it is, if it is raining or if it is bright sunshine. he isjust in the form of his life in a car that is on top form as well, so, yes, it is a boring period for the sport in terms of the top of the field of battle, we have seen it before with lewis hamilton, sebastian vettel, michael schumacher. they deserve their place in history notju

next week in italy, max verstappen goes for history.pen begins in new york. andy murray gets his tournament underway on tuesday. but iga swiatek is taking nothing for granted as she prepares to defend her title. the world no.1 enters the tournament coming off a loss in the cincinnati 0pen semi—final to coco gauff, but also having defended her french open title and a career—best performance at wimbledon. she says she learned a great deal on her way to victory last year, and will apply that knowledge to her approach this time around. i try to take everything step—by—step, and not really go forward with my thoughts, and think, you know, that i need to do something more, because last year, i won. so, remembering that this is a totally different chapter always helped. but i also want to kind ofjust take a lesson from last year. i learnt a lot during the us open, and this was probably the most important tournament, in terms of me believing in myself. and that is iga swiatek there. british heavyweight daniel dubois says he wants justice, over

the lead changed hands, but max verstappen found a way to the front.ven more of the track, and a red flag stopped the race. the dutch crowd kept moving, and soon, their start was back on track. out in front on the restart, out in front on the flag. next week in italy, the goes for history. —— next week in italy, max verstappen goes for history. british heavyweight daniel dubois says he wants justice, over the loss to ukraine's oleksandr usyk in poland. dubois floored the champion in the fifth round, but the effort was deemed a low blow. he eventually lost in the ninth, and also said he felted cheated out of becoming world champion. ade adedoyin has more from wroclaw. well, this was a huge occasion for ukrainians, an opportunity to see a national hero in action so close to home. there was even a message from zelensky before the opening bell. credit to daniel about was an over rules for the occasion, but usyk took the lead early in the fight and seem to be cruising towards a comfortable victory. then came the controversial moment, where he was down, and

this is max verstappen�*s ninth win in a row that equals the sport's record.t home at the dutch grand prix he'd have to go through all conditions. they'd raced forjust a lap when the first downpour came that brought caution on the track and chaos in the pits. the lead changed hands, but verstappen found a way back to the front. some had less luck through the puddles. you 0k? no i crashed. with this luke sargeant had to sit it out. the rest would brace for another storm. this time, the rain took even more off the track. and a red flag stopped the race. the dutch crowd kept moving and soon their star was back on track. out in front on the restart, out in front at the flag. so today they didn't make it easy for us, i think with the weather to make all the time the right calls. but yeah, incredibly proud. i mean, i really had goose bumps when they were playing the national anthem before the start nd, you know, even with all the bad weather, the rain, the fans are still going at it. so an incredible atmosphere. the nine race record has stood for a decade. next week

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there's no catching max verstappen as he equals the formula one record for race winsin a row.ight, 10 man liverpool come from behind to beat newcastle. hello and welcome along to the programme. after nine days of competition the world athletics championships have drawn to a close in budapest. sebastian coe, the president of world atheltics, says he can't remember a better atmosphere at any previous championships and he said the city would make a good 0lympic host one day. here are some of the winners on the final day, norway's jakob ingebrigtsen made up for his silver in the 1,500 metres as he successfully defended his 5,000 metres title. on a stifling evening in budapest with temperatures around 30 degrees celsius, ingebrigsten timed his finish brilliantly to overtake spain's mohammed katir at the line. the kenyanjacob krop took the bronze medal. it's a great honour and a big achievement to win a world championship. and i have a great team around me. help me mentally and physically to prepare myself for this race. but for

a bit of sports news now — and the formula one world champion — and championship leader — max verstappenand prix in the netherlands. it means he remains on course to equal the record of nine consecutive wins. the race is taking place in the seaside town of zandvoort — and it's banned formula one fans from arriving by car. the event is aiming to be the most sustainable race on the fi calendar. 0ur correspondent, anna holligan, used a bike and the train fans have been flocking to the dutch fi by bicycle. this is a petrolhead event, without the usual levels of petrol. and that's because the town of zandvoort is mostly shut down to vehicles with just a few exceptions. so, the orange army is here propelled by pedal power and the desire to see the home—grown hero max verstappen in action. almost one third of supporters are expected to arrive by public transport, about one third by bicycle or mopeds and the rest by coaches, cabs and alternative modes of transport. more trains have been put on — a train is running between amsterdam central and zandvoort every five minutes. there's a whole fleet

max verstappen of rebel racing -- red bull racing joins us now. ke it 10 wins in a row, how special without be? max: it is something i never even thought about that was possible. another we have nine in a row, tying the record, you want more. we have a good opportunity. but races are never straightforward. a lot of things can happen. but i'm excited of course for the weekend. jonathan: take me back to the days when you are in a go cart and you got tt to be around peoe like michael schumacher and your father. is that where this desire comes from to dominate, even after you get win after win? max: of course you want to from a young age. with the way i grew up, having experienced my dad by my side, for sure, i think you get prepared in a different way. for me it is never good enough. you try to look for the little details that can go better. so far this year everything has been amazing. but i will never be satisfied at the end of the day. it's jonathan: were talking about marco retiring from football at 28. with you, they say things like he is going t

about to get back under way, though, as max verstappen chases a record—equalling win.estival in the world — the edinburgh festival fringe. acts from across the globe have been performing in the scottish capital, attracting thousands of visitors. it's the closing weekend of the festival — and our reporter courtney bembridge has been catching—up with one of this year's acts. throughout our time at fringe, we've been meeting acts from all over the world. my next guest comes all the way from iceland. how did i go with the pronunciation there? i did have to practice quite a few times. now, your show i managed to see. absolutely incredible. you're reading your diaries from spanning tens of years. decades. yeah, tens of years. and it's also a musical, tell me a little bit about the show. i've seen it, but tell everyone else about the show. yeah, it's basically based on my diaries, as you said, from when i was a kid, teenager, a young man, and newer diaries as well. and it's a reckoning with my history of coming out as a gay man in iceland and being brought up in a very hetero

red bull's max verstappen has equalled the formula 1 record for number of successive race wins.ed mayhem at the zandvoort circuit, but he took the chequered flag to make it nine in a row, a feat last achieved by sebastian vettel�*s record ten years ago. the world champion is now 138 points clear in the standings and seemingly uncatchable with nine races left in the season. fernando alonso, for aston martin, took second, with alpine's pierre gasly completing the podium. and that's all the sport for now. all the news from the world athletics championships on the website or app. some breaking news from liverpool, where police say two people have died after becoming trapped in their car when a road flooded. it happened shortly after 9pm on saturday evening at queens drive in the mossley hill area. police have issued a statement saying that the couple had driven their mercedes into a flooded area, and although they assisted the fire and rescue services, the pair were declared dead at hospital. they say that the next of kin of the man and woman have now been informed and formal identi

the formula i world champion max verstappen has put himself in the perfect position to keep the homeis red bull, qualifying half a second quicker than mclaren�*s lando norris. verstappen is chasing a record equalling ninth grand prix win in a row. mercedes�* george russell will start third. it is never easy, you know, when the track is still drying to get the best out of it, but that lap felt quite decent, and you could just feel it, the adrenaline is going through your body, and of course the fans all expected to put it on pole, but it is never that straightforward, and especially not in qualifying like this. and rory mcilroy�*s hopes of back—to—back fedex cup victories look over. he trails norwegian leader viktor hovland by eleven shots. hovland will take hefty advantage into sunday's final round of the tour championship. he's six ahead of the field — after shooting a four—under—par third round of 66, leaving him 20—under overall. the winner also taking home $18 million in prize money. and that's all the sport for now. thank you, gavin. we are going to stick with sport. the spanish

red bull's max verstappen has equalled the formula one record for number of successive race wins.caused mayhem at the zandvoort circuit, but he took the chequered flag, to make it nine in a row, a feat last achieved by sebastian vettel�*s record ten—year ago. the world champion is now 138 points clear in the standings — and seemingly uncatchable with nine races left in the season. fernando alonso for aston martin took second, with alpine's pierre gasly completing the podium. the final tennis major of the year gets underway on monday, the us open begins in new york, and iga swiatek is taking nothing for granted as she prepares to defend her title. the world number one enters the tournament coming off a loss in the cincinnati open semifinal to coco gauff, she says she learned a great deal on her way to victory last year, and will apply that knowledge. i tried to take everything step—by—step, go forward with my thoughts and think that i need to do something more, because last year i won. so, remembering this is a totally different chapter always helped, but i always want to kind of t

the formula one world champion max verstappen has put himself in the perfect position to keep the homelf a second quicker than mclaren�*s lando norris. verstappen is chasing a record equalling ninth grand prix win in a row. mercedes' george russell will start third, whilst his team—mate and seven—time world champion lewis hamilton could manage only 13th. the penultimate day at the world atheltics championships has just come to a close in budapest with six finals taking place. it's proven to be another dominant night for sweden's armand duplantis. the defending champion successfully defended his pole vault title — jumping 6.10 — he then tried to break his own world record of 6.22, but couldn't manage it this time. in the final races of the night — the us won both the men and the women's four by 100 metre relay event. and he'll need to pull off one of the biggest shocks in british boxing history — but heavyweight daniel dubois says he's ready to "prove to the world" he's the best as he prepares to fight the champion 0leksandr usyk. the wbo, wba and ibf titles are on the line in poland. d

and the formula one is under way, the dutch grand prix, with attention on max verstappen, on his homehat's all the sport for now. throughout the past month, we've been reporting from the largest arts festival in the world, the edinburgh festival fringe, but it's not the only festival taking place in the city. the annual edinburgh international festival is also in its last weekend. live now to our reporter courtney bembridge. she is there now. how lucky am i? at this beautiful— she is there now. how lucky am i? at this beautiful venue _ she is there now. how lucky am i? at this beautiful venue and _ she is there now. how lucky am i? at this beautiful venue and have - she is there now. how lucky am i? at this beautiful venue and have with . this beautiful venue and have with me the director of the edinburgh international festival. nicola, a grammy award winner, brit award winner and also the first female and scottish director. quite a few firsts there and amazing accomplishments. how was this job? is the honour of a lifetime. you don't _ is the honour of a lifetime. you don't know_ is t

the winner will face oval invincibles in sunday's final at lord's red bull's max verstappen beat mclarengrand prix. mercedes driver george russell was third, while team—mate lewis hamilton could manage only 13th. there are eight gold medals to be won on day eight of the world athletics championships in budapest with great britain hoping to win more medals on the penultimate night. our 0ur correspondence our correspondence is there. natalie, while trying to do sportsday i'm keeping an eye on the other screen here because ben pattinson has given us one of the moments of these championships. what a result for him in the 800 metres. absolutely incredible! he hasjust added world bronze to the commonwealth bronze he won last year and you know what? he really played down his chances. he got into the final and said to reporters, eighth in the world, that's not so bad, is it? well, he went a lot better than that. he really run the race to perfection, really. he stayed on the shoulders of the leaders all the way round and then that kick down the final straight, round and then that kick down the fi

max verstappen will be chasing a record—equalling ninth win in a row after taking pole position for sunday'spion delivered a crushing lap to finish half—a—second clear of lando norris who qualified second for mclaren. george russell will start from third place with alex albon fourth, while lewis hamilton was eliminated in second qualifying and will line up from 13th spot. having already completed a sensational sprint double by winning the 100 and 200 metres titles, america's noah lyles will be hoping to end the world championships with three gold medals when the 4x100 metres relay finals take place later on saturday and the fastest man on the planet is feeling characteristically confident. this is the fun one. the way me and coach look at it is the individuals are the hard ones. these are the ones you how to put all your mental into. these are the ones you have to put all your mental into. axi is a fly. i do a fly in practice every day. as long as i get that baton, nobody is catching me. if there is somebody in front of me, they better pray, because i am coming for them. no shortage of confi

around 20 or so laps left in the dutch grand prix and max verstappen looks on course to equal the recordt for now. throughout the past month, we've been reporting from the largest arts festival in the world — the edinburgh festival fringe. acts from across the globe have been performing in the scottish capital, attracting thousands of visitors. live now to our reporter courtney bembridge who is there. hello. this colourful cast of characters i have with me is that sue. you can see mr chicken, the manager, a bit of everything here. this show is described as pure chaos and we were lucky enough to see it. it's insane. two hours of sprawling entertainment based on punishment but i'm going to stop talking and let brian tell me more about it. hello. it means punishment or penalty— hello. it means punishment or penalty in _ hello. it means punishment or penalty injapanese and in our game show, _ penalty injapanese and in our game show. we _ penalty injapanese and in our game show, we have four comedy warriors come _ show, we have four comedy warriors come out _ show, we have four comedy warrior

the formula one world champion, max verstappen, has put himself in the perfect position to keep the homethan mclaren's lando norris. verstappen is chasing a record—equalling ninth grand prix win in a row. mercedes' george russell will start third, whilst his team—mate and seven—time world champion lewis hamilton could manage only 13th. all the details of qualifying in the build—up on the bbc sport website but for now that's all. around 2,000 items are thought to have been stolen from the british museum, but some of the missing treasures have started to be recovered. that's according to the museum's chairman. the organisation is one of the uk's most prestigious cultural institutions, but revealed earlier this month that a number of treasures were reported missing, stolen or damaged. a member of museum staff suspected of involvement has been sacked. and hartwig fischer, the museum director, is stepping down after saying a 2021 investigation was mishandled. there's disruption to rail services across much of england today, as members of the rmt union take part in their latest strike over pay

and a lot of support, as you'd expect, for the runaway leader max verstappen on his return to his homelandd first practice, second practice, though, was interrupted by a red flag following a crash for oscar piastri, who was quickly followed into the barrier by daniel ricciardo. after that delay, it was lando norris who got the better of verstappen in the second session. the mclaren driver's come second in two of the last three races. verstappen streets ahead, though, in the standings and looking for a record—equalling ninth race victory in a row this season. the american pole vaulter katie moon defended her decision to share the gold medal with nina kennedy of australia at the world athletics championships, telling critics on social media that to continue competing would have been dangerous. in a lengthy post, she hit back, saying... she goes on to say... we've had the weigh—in for the world heavyweight bout in poland this weekend between the champion olexander usyk and the british challenger daniel dubois. dubois topped the scales at 16 stone, nine pounds — his lightest in six years. but

red bull's max verstappen beat mclaren's lando norris to pole position in a crash—strewn qualifying session3th. there are eight gold medals to be won on day eight of the world athletics championships in budapest with great britain hoping to win more medals on the penultimate night. our correspondent natalie pirks is there. we were speaking last night, slightly noisy when we spoke then, in terms of these relays. two events we have our eyes on in particular, let's start with the four by 400 metres. ., . ., let's start with the four by 400 metres. ., .., .,. ., , let's start with the four by 400 metres. ., ., , ., metres. you can actually hear it behind me. _ metres. you can actually hear it behind me, this _ metres. you can actually hear it behind me, this is _ metres. you can actually hear it behind me, this is heat - metres. you can actually hear it behind me, this is heat two - metres. you can actually hear it behind me, this is heat two of l metres. you can actually hear it l behind me, this is heat two of the men's four by four. we just had heat one which was with great britain and they

after that delay, lando norris got the better of runaway championship leader max verstappen in the secondight, boosted their points 20- league tonight, boosted their points 20— no win. st. helens have moved within two points of league leaders 34 points to four win. looks like they gained a little bit of revenge for the challenge cup final defeat. that game almost finished. and we go the second round of golf. keep up with that on the bbc sports website. and that's all the sport for now. see you soon. hello there. it's been a pretty decent day today across the south—east quadrant of england. plenty of sunshine around. elsewhere, we've seen lots of showers, and some of them have been torrential, with some thunder and lightning mixed in. that's how it's going to remain into the weekend for most of us — sunny spells, scattered showers — because of low pressure nearby. now, the winds will be stronger across northern and western areas for the next couple of days. lighter winds, though, further east. as you can see, fewer isobars there. so the showers which we've had through the day will tend to

the formula one world champion, max verstappen, has put himself in the perfect position to keep the homeh grand prix win in a row. mercedes's george russell will start third, whilst his team—mate and seven—time world champion, lewis hamilton, could manage only 13th. the saturday weakness is the strength on sunday. it's going to be an exciting race. i'm sure max will be having a sunday drive and waving to the crowd on his way tomorrow, but hopefully we have a good fight with alex, lando and the rest of the guys. for a third year in the row there'll be a new name on the men's hundred trophy later today. last year's runners—up, the manchester 0riginals, will take on the oval invincibles at lord's. the 0riginals booked their place in the final thanks to a stunning display from england white ball captain jos buttler. he hit 82 offjust 46 balls as the 0riginals chased down 197 against the southern brave to win by seven wickets. the women's eliminator was rained off, meaning the northern superchargers will face the southern brave later. the dutch team were the surprise winners of the team time

amid all the chaos around him, max verstappen kept his cool to win the dutch grand prix in front of hisg and a 45—minute delay but when the race resumed, verstappen stayed in control to win, to move 138 points clear in the standings. fernando alonso was second, pierre gasly third. lewis hamilton and lando norris sixth and seventh respectively. norway's viktor hovland hit a superb 7—under par 63 to win the tour championship and fedex cup title in atlanta hovland led by six going into the final round but that lead was trimmed to three strokes with six holes still left to play. he birdied the final three holes though, to win by five strokes. his prize money — a cool £14.1 million. and the prize money wasn't quite the same here — but what a moment for england's todd clements, who has won his first dp world tour title at the czech masters. the 26—year—old, 394th in the world, hit nine birdies in his final round to finish on 22 under overall — one shot clear of fellow englishman matt wallace. the final tennis grand slam of the season — the us open — gets under way today with defending champio

can we then say because your favourite f1 dnven say because your favourite f1 driver, max verstappen wins again. >> mean love m again. >> mean love be able again. >> mean be ableto >> i mean i'd love to be able to 90, >> i mean i'd love to be able to go, it was this and it was go, oh, it was this and it was that. but in the dutch grand prix it's his home, grand prix. they're shame like that. they're all shame like that. they're all shame like that. they're verstappen's they're all singing verstappen's name through the name all the way through the race. it was very wet. there race. and it was very wet. there was everybody was dressed in was the everybody was dressed in orange, to skin. it orange, soaked to the skin. it was win of the season. was his 11th win of the season. ninth on trot, which equals ninth on the trot, which equals the record of sebastian vettel. so keeps winning, you so he just keeps winning, you know, prix, know, another grand prix, another verstappen, he's his it's time . it's his time. >> it is. should we talk boxing? yes >> yes, go on, go on. >> that's all i've g

max verstappen is winning every race after race and race after race after race and more and more now didn't turn out to be that way. actually. to win actually. federer went on to win another 8 slams. so another 7 or 8 grand slams. so it that simple. i don't it wasn't that simple. i don't see winning see hamilton winning another championship soon. championship anytime soon. that's the difference. >> unless something spectacular that's the difference. >> unlerwith�*nething spectacular that's the difference. >> unlerwith�*neticar, spectacular that's the difference. >> unlerwith�*neticar, maybe.ular happens with the car, maybe. thank you very much, steve, for taking us. to see you, taking us. good to see you, mark. yep. and let's reflect that last night, stargazers across the globe treated to well , the blue supermoon . what's , the blue supermoon. what's that? well, let's reflect. it's not because it's blue. as you can see here, sort of chalky. grey with a blue moon occurring when there is a full moon twice within a lunar month. and because the moon was unusually close to earth on its e

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