mo salah came driving with his car to our close and we walked out of our garden and mo salah was reallybut it was also not the best because of my nose. wow! what do you think of mo salah? what car does he drive? a bentley. does he? so the bentley went into your close? yeah. what do you think of the fact that he came back, got out of his car, checked on you? i think that is really kind hearted of him. it is a great choice. i love him very much because he is amazing. do you love him, isaac? yeah. joe, do you love him? he is a top guy, to be fair. i was so shocked when he came back, obviously. it might not be a big deal to some people, you have got to understand with these football players, they have cameras watching them, security, and all of a sudden mo has disappeared, they are probably panicking. it is a big thing for him to come back, he was really caring and compassionate towards the boys and he made their day so a big thank you to him and everyone at liverpool. they are great with the kids when they wait outside, which is most days. they are so great and mo is a top guy. that is it

you justjumped on mo salah!hock! as soon as isaac saw mo salah turn his car he started to burst into tears with happiness. and mo salah started laughing. and what did you do? i was getting carried! josie carrying you? i was like, i was kinda spaced out at the same time and did not know what going on. but i was shouting his name. because i love him and he is just the best. his name. because i love him and he isjust the best. the his name. because i love him and he is just the best. the way he made the choice to come and check if i was ok. he could havejust the choice to come and check if i was ok. he could have just driven off and just hoped i was ok but he came round himself to check on me.” think that is really nice. let's ta ke think that is really nice. let's take a look at the photograph you had taken with him. you still look really upset! i have two boys and i feel really maternal, obviously that is your hero and he is a legend for coming back but blood pouring down your face coming back but blood pouring d

mo salah came back round the corner a few minutes later.rother. in my excitement i wasn‘t focusing on what was in front of me, i was looking to the left because that was where his car was and then i ran into a lamp post. i think mo salah felt bad and he pulled over, i think he was worried about me. someone told him that i could have injured myself and a man called josie carried me back to my house and called an ambulance. we were not expecting mo salah at all. so, what happened? he knocked on the door? hejust came driving in his car to a close and walked out in the garden and he said he was worried about me and we got pictures and it was great. but also not the best because of my nose. wow. what you think of mo salah, what car does he drive? a bentley. so the bentley went into your close, what do you think of the fact that he came back and checked on you? i think that‘s very kind hearted of him. i love him very much because he is amazing. isaac, do you love him? yes. joe, do you love him? he's a top guy, to be fair. i was shocked when he ca

you see mo salah coming out in his car.e the current was and i ran into a lamp post. i think mo salah felt bad and he pulled over. i think he was worried about me then my brother and someone else told him that i could have injured myself and i was hurt so he carried me back to my house. we called an ambulance and we were not expecting mo salah at all. does he not on the door? he came driving in his carto he not on the door? he came driving in his car to our close and we walked out of our garden and he checked i was ok, he was worried about me and we got pictures, it was great but also not the best because of my nose. what do you think of mo salah? what he drive? a bentley. what do you think of the fact that he came back, got out of his car, checked on you and took pictures?” think that is really kind of him. i love him very much because he is amazing. do you love him isaac? yeah. do you love him joel? he is a top guy to be fair. i was so shocked he came back, it might not be a big deal to some people who don't understand wi

so, mo salah comes out of his car.rother. and because in my excitement i wasn't focusing on what was in front of me, i was obviously looking to the left, because that was where mo salah's car was. and then, obviously, iran into a lamp post. i think that that's, like, really kind—hearted of him. it's a great choice. i love him very much, because he's amazing. victoria: ahh! time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. good evening. plenty of showers around. this week looking fairly u nsettled around. this week looking fairly unsettled with low pressure system moving in to bring spells of wet and windy weather. it's going to be called for the time of year certainly for the next few days. we've had a scattering across the south—east and in the channel. starting to move off into the near continent. turning dry across the south—east. heavy downpours in parts of northern ireland and scotland. they will crush the irish sea and push into north west england —— cross the irish sea. there will be lengthy clear skies tonig

they both told mo salah i could have entered myself and i was there on the floor.came driving with his car and walked out to the garden and he checked i was ok and was really worried about me and then we got pictures and it was great. truly a happy ending. a rise in the sale of house plants is being linked to urbanisation, and a desire from young people to own something that needs taking care of. the royal horticultural society, along with several online retailers, say they‘ve seen a significant increase in the amount of housplants they are selling, particularly amongst millenials — and more people are going online to learn how to take care of the plants they‘ve bought. we can now speak to the ceo and co—founder of patch plants, freddi blackett, via webcam. thank you forjoining us. do you see a rise in sales? we have. in the last year, we saw a significant rise in london trip plans in general and there were 2000 other areas in the last 12 months and a significant jump last 12 months and a significant jump and are demographic, the millennial demographic. and in that

mo salah won it last year. and this year it features some of the usual suspects. zlatan. but there's one name you might not expect. this is billie simpson of cliftonville ladies with this unbelievable strike. she's on the list and you can vote for your favourite to win the award on the fifa website until the september 1st. she has my vote! that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political strategist, jo tanner and broadcaster & authorjohn kampfner. in the telegraph, tearing up the backstop, borisjohnson in the telegraph, tearing up the backstop, boris johnson demands in the telegraph, tearing up the backstop, borisjohnson demands an alternative from the eu after an argument in ireland. the same story leads the guardian of ac mrjohnson has told the eu he wants the backstop replaced with a set of commitments to prevent a hard border. in the metro, sir eltonjohn defends the duke and duchess of sussex after criticism they took four flights sussex afte

striker mo salah has had an impact on rates of abuse. muslim faith of the muslim community. but the mo salah effect hasn't stopped all of the abuse. amir malik was at anfield earlier this year with his son when he was verbally attacked by another fan. they started shouting abuse at myself, and then it went on to my son. at that point, he was five years old. what they started doing is hurling abuse at him, racist abuse, at my son and at myself. which was quite horrific, to be honest, to be part of and to witness that. it shouldn't be accepted in society anymore, and it shouldn't be, because we're all together. we're all doing everything together. so why should we separate anybody that's of a different colour than anybody else? with end—to—end action... ..and wall—to—wall drama... ..our game is fast—paced. the man who abused amir and his son has been prosecuted and banned from anfield for life. every tackle... the premier league does have tough sanctions in place, and has been running an education campaign. there is no room for racism... .

mo salah saw what happened, turned around and went back to jackie was 0k. spoke to his parents.ager with special needs, who has gone missing in malaysia. the lucie blackman trust, who work to support british nationals in crisis abroad, say the family are considering offering a reward for any information. 0ur south—east asia correspondent howard johnson is in the town of seremban, near to where was she last seen. we will get a bit more detail on the search, and we will be speaking to you about the possible reward as well, but give us an idea. we are eight days in, i think, what is the latest on the search? yeah, this is actually day nine of the search and rescue operation. wejoined one of those teams out in the jungle, this four square kilometre area that they are now scouring to see if they can find any trace of nora. just behind me as the resort where she went missing more than a week ago. she had just checked in for a holiday. the following morning herfather went into her bedroom and her bed was empty. a window downstairs was open. they started looking out —— looking around th

he was trying to follow him in his car leaving the liverpool training ground for that mo salah spotteding to him shortly on her programme. a great story. floods have killed almost a hundred and fifty people in southern india. nearly half the deaths were in the southern state of kerala, where continuing heavy rain and landslides forced more than 100,000 people to take shelter in relief camps. the flooding and landslides caused by the heavy seasonal rainfall have left some areas cut off as ramzan karmali reports. heavy rainfall has caused death and destruction in vast areas submerged by water. more than 165,000 have been evacuated from carolina and the scores have died. officials admitted there are places where floods and rains have driven mudslides which they cannot reach. they purge those cut off to try to seek shelter on higher ground. those fortunate to have been rescued could not believe the havoc that has been caused. translation: it has been at least five or six days and everyone is stuck there, animals all stuck there, people facing lots of problems. water has come from all direc

nothing could split the two in the shoot—out, after mo salah scored liverpool's fifth, tammy abraham day of the second ashes test between england and australia was abandoned without a ball being bowled because of heavy rain at lord's.this was the scene for most of the day — rain pouring, covers on — various announcements about inspections. a break in the weather did allow a 3.30 start to be scheduled, only for further rain to intervene. there's been no toss and the teams have not been named however, fast bowler jofra archer was presented with his england cap in the afternoon which confirms that he will make his test debut. at his request, the presentation was made by chrisjordan, his sussex team—mate. like archer, jordan was born in barbados. australia chosejosh hazelwood over mitchell starc to replace the rested james pattinson. coach justin langer says it was based on conditions but that he was undecided as to whether it would have been better to bat or bowl. today would have been tough. we knew there was a bit of rain around. there is obviously overhead conditions but the grass is

mo salah scoring a typically ruthless second.ain exposed by virgil van dijk. it was liverpool at their irresistible best, and by the time that divock 0rigi added a fourth just before the break, even the most culinary norwich fan surely found it hard to stomach. to their credit, they didn't crumble. in fact, as liverpool faded, the visitors flourished, finnish striker teemu pukki giving norwich some second—half consolation. but still a comfortable 4—1 victory for the hosts. their latest title challenge off to a winning start. 0ne one might expect, they stay cheeky, they didn't care about the result, they didn't care about the result, they just enjoy their football, they didn't care about the result, theyjust enjoy their football, and we had not enough possession in the period, i think the start of the second half we could have scored five or six, didn't do that, and then they scored a goal, we were neverin then they scored a goal, we were never in danger really, but we had to work a lot. premier league is back this weekend but the

mo salah scored twice in a dominant performance from jurgen klopp's side which sees them maintain theirlate on for arsenal, but nothing was getting in the way of liverpool's 12th successive premier league victory. there was a big upset earlier in the day with crystal palace beating manchester united for the first time in the premier league. patrick van aanholt scored in injury time at old trafford, the first time they've won there in 30 years. marcus rashford missed a penalty for united. we felt the same last week when, earlier in the week, surrey, when we created enough to win the game. but then, you are playing against the tea m then, you are playing against the team you have to defend as well, and we defended poorly, two, three times today. and it cost us two girls. —— two goals. two more warm up games for rugby union's world cup. and england scored eight tries as they thrashed ireland. it finished 57—15 at twickenham. a record win for england over ireland. the other game saw scotland edge france 17—111. the world cup injapan, starts in just under a month's time. the americanjustin t

tulsen tollett and this is your thursday sport briefing where we start with the news that liverpool's mo salahleague winning trio join the likes of cristiano ronaldo and lionel messi on the list. tottenham's harry kane and read madrid new recruit, eden hazard are also named. a day after announcing she was stepping down from her role of usa soccer coach, jill ellis has been nominated for women's world coach of the year. four of her squad have made the shortlst for the female player award including co—captains megan rapinoe and alex morgan. england's women's cricketers won the final match of their ashes series against australia claiming a 17 run win in the last of their t20 contests in bristol. the visitors won the toss and elected to field first while england racked up 139 for 5 and despite an unbeaten 60 from elysse perry the aussies came up short although they claim the multi format series by 12 points to 4. the men's ashes series gets underway in the next few hours and edgbaston will play host for the first test between england and australia. jofra archer — one of the stars of england's succ

mo salah scoring a typically ruthless second, before norwich's defensive frailties were once again exposed by virgil van dijk. it was liverpool at their irresistible best, and by the time divock origi landed a fourth just after the break, even the most culinary norwich fan surely found it hard to stomach. to their credit they didn't crumble. as the home side faded, the visitors flourished, finnish striker teemu pukki giving norwich some second—half consolation. still a comfortable 4—1 victory for the hosts, their latest title challenge off to a winning start. yes, liverpool's season is up and running. remember, they're looking for their first league title since 1990 — could this finally be their year? a tough season ahead though. the champions, manchester city, get their campaign under way later against west ham. no sergio aguero or marco silva in the starting line—up for manchester city as they begin their campaign away at west ham. there are four 3pm kick—offs, one of those crystal palace against everton, before tottenham take on aston villa in the late kick—off. four games in scotland t

mo salah scored twice in their 3—1 win at home to arsenal.a penalty for manchester united. anti—discrimination charity kick it 0ut have called for ‘decisive action' to be taken. united lost 2—1 to crystal palace in injury time. there were also away wins for chelsea, southampton, leicester and west ham. in the scottish premiership, livingston are up to third after a 4—1 win at ross county. motherwell were also winners and there were draws at hibs and kilmarnock. warrington upset the odds in the challenge cup final. they should have been no match for in—form st helens but came away winners by 18 points to 4. adam wild was at wembley. less tha n less than ten miles separate saint helens and warrington, yet here they we re helens and warrington, yet here they were brought together for the first time on the game ‘s grand occasion. the two most consistent sides of recent seasons but success not followed that. i was about to change. the immediate luck, sainz did not get it. they look to have scored and the referee said no try. a second look suggeste

the highlight was this fantastic by mo salah. that is 12 consecutive league wins. 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 motherwell and livingston. talk about an upset yesterday. st helens, the overriding favourites heading into the challenge cup final, were beaten by warrington. they came out on top 18-4 warrington.

the likes of mo salah and sadio mane have been playing in the africa cup of nations this summer.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 for pep guardiola who is going to treat this game seriously first. we won almost every trophy. that was quite remarkable. we have done not enough to have our players in the best place in europe but it is quite good. of course we know that we are much better than the first season. in the preseason they what you want

mo salah scored a totally ruthless second before norwich's defensive frailties were once again exposeded bass, and by the time that divock 0rigi added a fourth before the break, even the most culinary norwich fan found that ha rd to most culinary norwich fan found that hard to stomach. to their credit, they did not crumble, in fact as liverpool faded, the visitors flourished, finnish striker giving norwich second—half consolation. still a comfortable a—i victory for the host cue, the latest title challenge off to winning start. liverpool's season up and running, they are looking for their first league title since 1990. could theirs finally be their year? —— could this fa ct fact my when williams argued with the umpire before 0saka went on to win her first grand slam title. ash barty now drops off the top spot, following a run of tough results. wigan have moved to third in super league after beating hull kr. it couldn't have been more comfortable for leeds who recorded back to back wins they beat catalan dragons by a8—8. luke briscoe making it look easy with the last of their seven trie

mo salah scored twice in a dominant performance from jurgen klopp‘s side which sees them maintain theiring in the way of liverpool's 12th successive premier league victory. there was a big upset earlier in the day with crystal palace beating manchester united for the first time in the premier league. patrick van aanholt scored in injury time at old trafford — the first time they've won there in 30 years. tammy abraham scored twice in chelsea's 3—2 win at norwich — their first win of the season. there were also wins for southampton, leicester and west ham. in the scottish premiership livingston's unbeaten start to the season continues. they thrashed ross county 4—1. elsewhere an injury—time equaliser earned stjohnstone a point at hibs. motherwell also won while kilmarnock earned their first premiership point under their new manager angelo alessio. bolton wanderers have been set a deadline of 5pm on tuesday to complete the club's sale or else face expulsion from the english football league. the club have been in administration since may and are the subject of a takeover bid. tonight the e

mo salah scoring a typically ruthless second. dijk. it was liverpool at their irresistible best, and by the time that divock origi added a fourth just before the break, even the most culinary norwich fan surely found it hard to stomach. to their credit, they didn't crumble. in fact, as liverpool faded, the visitors flourished, finnish striker teemu pukki giving norwich some second—half consolation. but still a comfortable 4—1 victory for the hosts. their latest title challenge off to a winning start. yes, liverpool's season is up and running. remember they are looking for their first league title since 1990. tomorrow the champions manchester city begin their campaign against west ham, but liverpool's fa ns against west ham, but liverpool's fans will be hoping this just might be their year, clive. andy swiss, at anfield, thank you. that's it. 00:29:28,608 --> 2147483051:51:29,020 now on bbc one, time 2147483051:51:29,020 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sports day, job done. four goals for

mo salah scoring a typically ruthless second, before norwich‘s defensive frailties were once again exposed norwich fan surely found it hard to stomach. to their credit they didn‘t crumble.

now take a look at this brilliant goal from liverpool's mo salah as they beat arsenal 3—1...n, before bursting in behind the arsenal defence. he added a second from the penalty spot, to make it three wins from three and extend their run of consecutive league wins to 12, equalling their record from 1990. a year in which they won their last league title. i didn't see a bad player tonight, or one who played under his level. it was really good, and there was one tackle that was incredible. completely clean, winning the ball and passing it pretty much with your bum on the floor, still passing the ball, that was incredible. so, yes, sensational. bit of a sickener for manchester united, having missed a penalty at 1—0 down they finally equalised with a minute to play against palace, only for patrick van aanholt to win it deep in injury time marcus rashford took it and was subjected to racist abuse online after, the fourth incident in two weeks. twitter have said they'll meet manchester united to outline what they're doing to tackle it. it's unheard of and we need to stop it, it needs

mo salah scoring a typically ruthless second, before norwich's defensive frailties were once again exposedadded a fourth just after the break, even the most —— just before the break, even the most culinary norwich fan surely found it hard to stomach. to their credit they didn't crumble. as the home side faded, the visitors flourished, finnish striker teemu pukki giving norwich some second—half consolation. still a comfortable a—1 victory for the hosts, their latest title challenge off to a winning start. yes, liverpool's season is up and running. remember, they're looking for their first league title since 1990 — could this finally be their year? it would be only positive, what has happened tonight, because it's the first game of the season, 60 minutes of super football, everything like you wanted. respect norwich a lot. we showed that with our workrate. it was all brilliant. four wonderful goals, could have scored more, it's all good. the last half—hour, of course, that is not normal. injury for alisson. champions manchester city open their campaign against west ham at lunchtime. without

mo salah scoring a typically ruthless second, before norwich's defensive frailties were once again exposed break, even the most culinary norwich fan surely found it hard to stomach. to their credit they didn't crumble. the visitors flourished, the striker giving norwich some second—half consolation. still a comfortable 4—1 victory for the hosts, their latest title challenge off to a winning start. yes, liverpool's season is up and running. remember, they are looking for their first league title since 1990 — could this finally be their year? it would be only positive, what has happened tonight, because it's the first game of the season, 60 minutes of super football, everything like you wanted. respect norwich a lot. it was all brilliant. four wonderful goals, could have scored more, it's all good. the last half—hour, of course, that is not normal. the only disappointment for little la st the only disappointment for little last night was an injury today goalkeeper, alison, who had to go off. champions manchester city open their campaign against west ham at lunchtime without forward leroy san

now take a look at this brilliant goal from liverpool's mo salah as they beat arsenal 3—1. defence. he added a second from the penalty spot, to make it three wins from three and extend their run of consecutive league wins to 12, equalling their record from 1990. a year in which they won their last league title. ididn't i didn't see a bad player tonight, or one who played under his level. it was really good, and there was one tackle that was incredible. com pletely clea n, one tackle that was incredible. completely clean, winning the ball and passing it pretty much with your bum on the floor, still passing the ball, that was incredible. so yes, sensational. bit of a sickener for manchester united, having missed a penalty at 1—0 down they finally equalised with a minute to play against palace, only for patrick van aanholt to win it deep in injury time marcus rashford took it and was subjected to racist abuse online after, the fourth incident in two weeks. twitter have said they'll meet manchester united to outline what they're doing to tackle it. chelsea have their first win

mo salah scoring a typically ruthless second, before norwich's defensive frailties were once again exposeden the most culinary norwich fan surely found it hard to stomach. to their credit they didn't crumble. as the home side faded, the visitors flourished, finnish striker teemu pukki giving norwich some second—half consolation. still a comfortable 4—1 victory for the hosts, their latest title challenge off to a winning start. yes, liverpool's season is up and running. remember, they're looking for their first league title since 1990 — could this finally be their year? injury for liverpool goalkeeper alisson. motherwell take on champions celtic in the early kick off in the scottish premiership — in the championship dundee united made it two wins from two. they beat partick 2—1, and how about this for an impact, five minutes after coming on, peter pawlitt grabbed the winner. hard to miss though! football focus is back — first one of the season — manchester city will want to follow liverpool. and you have an interview with frank lampard. yes, slapping these. upping the ante. just a single on

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we saw mo salah yesterday.y play doubles at the us 0pen later this month after losing to richard gasquet in cincinnati. marc edwards reports. it's been a long seven months for andy murray but the former world number one was finally back where he belongs — playing singles. 0pposite him three—time grand slam semifinalist richard gasquet. plenty of nerves, plenty of rustiness and the worst possible start for murray. first point double fault and broken in his first game. it was a first set that followed logic more than fairytale. murray's french opponent, a former world number seven, wasn't in the mood for favours or losing to the guy who'd just had hip surgery. 6—4 to gasquet. the second set showed more glimpses of the old murray magic. trailing 40—0 and 2—2 down, he reeled off some sumptuous shots to show the cincinnati crowd the encouragement on his comeback. a more hardfought set, yes, but same result. ultimately, it wasn't to be. gasquet proving too strong, 6—4, 6—4. disappointment in relief, but pain—free wit