i did speak to gene munster this morning, we had him on a couple of days ago. i asked him where we are on his 5 to 6% pullback call. he said even though we're down 8% from the 52-week highs, he still thinks it drifts lower we're very close >> you know, i'll tell you what -- >> i called you silly bk >> he did call me that >> i would never call him bk >> i'll tell you what, i'll tell you what i've been called silly a lot of times. every time i'm called silly, it's the best thing ever for my trades you know what, i will buy apple. i like the price action today. the lines were horrible. what worse news could you get? i saw receipts of people returning watches. i buy apple right here >> you bought it today >> 100% agree. it's 100% of buy, it's going to be $180 over the next six months and then you take chips off the table. no question the purchasing habits and the way people buy things have changed, we know that from the brick and mortar slaughter that we saw. it's ridiculous to look at the line and judge how this product is going to sell we have a big launch with t

we will hear from gene munster about what he is excited for, next.. ♪ emily: samsung the sharing a few details around customer demand after the release of its note 8. the phone will be available in stores september 15. apple has sold more than one billion iphones since it was launched 10 years ago. although the company changed the tech landscape forever with its smartphone, apple has been facing an uphill battle the last few years with competition and slowing sales in china. can the new iphone usher apple into a new era? bloomberg markets spoke with gene munster. >> consumers now know it is going to be tight supply. last year, it had supply not equaling demand until the end of december. i will add one other quick point about that. remember the debacle around samsung a year ago. that almost had no impact on the iphone business. people who were committed to android and samsung stayed committed. i think iphone users will equally stay committed. >> as usual, i've gotten a lot of nibbles and leaks about what the apple announcement will entail. in terms of

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two other games: munster beat treviso 34—3. edinburgh won by 20—10 at cardiff blues.ning ways in the league, beating st helens 2a—i6 in the super eights. wigan scored two early tries, before adding a third not long after the break through anthony gelling, his sixth try of the season so far. george williams added a fourth, later one, to see wigan move just two points behind third—place hull, who they play next week. st helens are down to sixth, and look set to miss out on a semi—final spot. castleford, who won the championship, are already into the semi—finals, and won at huddersfield 24—16. and wakefield won at salford, 43—18. it is another formula i weekend, and mercedes dominated practice today for the italian grand prix. tom clarkson in monza. this weekend's italian grand prix marks the end of the european season of the 2017 world championship, and on the evidence of everything we've seen so far here at monza, it is all about mercedes. lewis hamilton fastest in the first practice session, his team—mate valtteri bottas fastest in the second session. but it is close.

gene munster just walked out of the steve jobs theater, he'll give us some answers the dow and s&p closing at record levels, the 32nd record close in 2017 for the dow, the first record close in more than a month. what is left to buy? we've got some ideas we start with the breaking news, the biggest day for apple in the last ten years the expect unveiling its new iphones, let's get straight to josh lipton at apple headquarters >> reporter: hi, melissa the new iphone finally getting revealed today, the iphone x ceo tim cook was on stage, he introduced the device right behind me here at the steve jobs theater in cupertino take a listen. >> we do have one more thing this is iphone x it is the biggest leap forward since the original iphone. >> reporter: among the new features, an edge to edge 5.8 inch oled display. no more touch i.d., instead facial recognition to unlock the device apple says that is more secure than touch i.d we'll wait and see whether consumers agree. new and improved camera system when you looked at surveys at what people were looking for, an improved camera was in the top t

gene munster of loop ventures -- loup ventures.l be joining us from the white house. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: the stoxx have rallied to record highs in back this week, but any the surface, which is calm, investors are a little cautious. >> i am bottoms up because i'm a former equity analyst. the recovery has been in financials and energy, both are margin reverting strategies, and get those two stocks have been terrible. it is almost like the stock market is getting credit for an earnings recovery which has been driven by energy and financials, and they have been terrible sectors. the increasing divergences that ado not really think support broad equity directive. overvalue, a not reporter asked if i will ever have a 5% correction? time,an happen at any including tomorrow. >> we do not see one imminently? >> i think we are getting closer to one, in my opinion. alix: a recent bank of america survey showed the number of investors taking protection from a stock market plunge actually rose by the most in 14 months in september. ,oin

meanwhile munster maintained their unbeaten start to the pro14 season after a 21—16 win over ospreysst half tries gave the irish side an eight point advantage. and while several second half penalties put ospreys back into contention. a late penalty sealed the victory. in rugby league, disappointment for london broncos. they won't be playing in super league next year after losing 38—16 to widnes vikings in the super 85 qualifiers. widnes ran in a total of seven tries including this one from danny craven that keeps them in the hunt for promotion. the 3—1 favourite capri, ridden by ryan moore, has won the world's oldest classic, the st leger. the grey battled down the straight ahead of crystal ocean and stradivarius to give trainer aiden o'brien his fifth triumph in the race. the victory means jockey moore has now won all five of the british classics. jonny brownlee finished fifth in the final world series triathlon race of the season in rotterdam, after a tough race. he's won just once this year, and in his last race of the season he had to to swim without his goggles. brownlee finishe

meanwhile in the pro 14, munster put in a dominant second half performance to beat cardiff blues 39 pointsaly. catalans dragons came from behind to win the ‘million pound game' 26—10, and relegate leigh centurions from super league. leigh had been leading 6—4 at half time, but the dragons produced an outstanding second half display, scoring 22 points to guarantee their place in next season's top division. it's the second time centurions have been relegated from super league. now it's almost the end of rory mcilroy‘s season but the 4 that is all the sports are now. the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, has revealed direct communication between washington and the north korean regime for the first time. speaking on a visit to china to meet president xijingping, mr tillerson said washington was ‘probing' the possibility of talks with pyongyang and added that they are not in a ‘dark situation'. but the war of words continues — yesterday, north korea threatened to reduce america to a ‘sea of flames'. earlier our asia pacific editor, celia hatton, explained the significance of the development

and in the guinness pro14, there were wins for munster, zebre, and newport gwent dragons.zzie, thank you very much indeed. you can see more on all of today‘s stories on the bbc news channel. that‘s all from me. good night. hallo again. typical autumn fair over the next few days, winds, sunshine and some rain. this cloud here is massing from the atlantic and it will ring heavy rain. ahead of that, clear the skies for a while. temperatures dropping away before rain arrives in northern ireland, bits and pieces of rain to come across england and wales, warm cloud, —— low cloud, warm and muggy. sunshine in the north—east of scotland, it may brighten up at times across england and wales but on the whole, a lot of cloud. the rain heaviest in the morning across northern ireland, spelling into scotland. sunshine returns to northern ireland in the afternoon, later to western scotland, and despite all the cloud, the chance of rain, buta despite all the cloud, the chance of rain, but a warm and muggy feel. the rain, but a warm and muggy feel. the rain finally moves away and skies will

meanwhile munster maintained their unbeaten start to the pro1a season after a 21—16 win over 0spreysveral second half penalties put 0spreys back into contention... that late penalty from tyler bleyendaal sealed the victory. at southern kings 31—10. elsewhere there was a win for leinster, at southern kings 31—10. cardiff host glasgow, kicks off at 735. one other rugby results to bring you — and world champions new zealand have completed a record victory over south africa in auckland, thrashing them 57—0. the all blacks were ruthless as usual, running in eight tries. scott barrett was among the scorers, while his older brother beauden kicked 17 points. it was new zealand's biggest winning margin over the springboks ever. the wind keeps them in the hunt for promotion. they are also level on eight points with catalan dragons before the crucial trip to play them in perpignan on next weekend. some breaking news, birmingham city have parted company with harry redknapp, the manager. they've just parted company with harry redknapp, the manager. they'vejust announced that. he kept them up last

meanwhile munster maintained their unbeaten start to the pro14 season after a 21—16 win over ospreysage. and while several second half penalties put ospreys back into contention... that late penalty from tyler bleyendaal sealed the victory. elsewhere there was a win for leinster, at southern kings 31—10. there's two matches kicking off later, cheetahs and zebre have just got underway, it's currently 33—25 cardiff host glasgow, 7—0. one other rugby results to bring you, and world champions new zealand have completed a record victory over south africa in auckland, thrashing them 57 points to nil. the all blacks were ruthless as usual, running in eight tries. scott barrett was among the scorers, while his older brother beauden kicked 17 points. it was new zealand's biggest winning margin over the springboks. london broncos will not be in super league next season after losing 38—16 to widnes vikings in the super 85 qualifiers. widnes ran in seven tries, including two from danny craven. and the win keeps them in the hunt for promotion. they are also now level on eight points with catalan

. >> which is weird because jean munster, for example, thinks 20% of new buyers will opt for the x.ight? so that is -- we just don't know. >> we don't know the margins at this point right? restaurants, if you order pasta, it's cheaper than the expensive steak but the restaurant makes more money because the margin is so much better what is it between the 8 and the 10 where do they make more money? do we know yet phone to phone so - >> big day for the company when we come back, a london rejecting uber's application for the license renewal. we'll take you across the atlantic for a live report another look at the premarket. was the worst day for the dow in couple of weeks and a lot of news this weekend, especially out of europe. we are back in a minute. stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matters most. stay with me, mrs. parker. that's the powe

well, in the pro 14 munster put in a dominant second half performance to beat cardiff blues 39—16.an and a total of 14 points from the boot of ian keatley saw them home comfortably. but ulster have lost their first game of the pro 14 season after going down 27—23 to zebre in italy. ulster led 13—6 at half—time but zebre scored 14 points unanswered. renato giammarioli scoring this breakaway try. south africa and australia are currently in action right now in bloemfontein, and it‘s a been an absolute thriller, the lead changing all the time. south africa going in front after the break thanks to this try from courtnall kosan, their third of the match. but the lead is back with the visitors. marika korobete getting his second try of the match. the two sides drew 23—23 months ago in australia. new zealand to play argentina later cannot because at the top of the rugby championship and they win the title yet again. rugby league‘s million pound game went the way of the catalan dragons. james burford reports. the stakes do not get much higher than this with the super league status on the li

well, in the pro 14 munster put in a dominant second half performance to beat cardiff blues 39—16.4 points from the boot of ian keatley saw them home comfortably. but ulster have lost their first game of the pro 14 season after going down 27—23 to zebre in italy. ulster led 13—6 at half—time but zebre scored 14 points unanswered. renato giammarioli scoring this breakaway try. rugby league's so called ‘million pound game' went to the way of the catalans dragons who beat leigh centurions 26—10 to relegate leigh from super league for the second time. james burford reports. the stakes do not get much higher than this. with super league status on the line, you would be forgiven to mask your fears. on the line, you would be forgiven to mask yourfears. maddie dawson had in mind to score early, but cata la n had in mind to score early, but catalan won both matches during the season catalan won both matches during the season and this is why. clinical finishing and the slick surface. leeds had to take their chances. james claire ran clear. but theirs was an issue of defence and stopping the

there how sensitive this case is it does something of a reminder of what happened shortly after the munster attacks where the u.s. government leaked to the u.s. media the name of the bomber before the british government made it public and up ended up in a diplomatic spat between the two countries most certainly the british government do not want a repeat performance of that this time around many thanks. still to come on the program i think the round of talks progress we'll have the latest from. nigeria launch of a new initiative aimed at trying to reduce the rights of. how i will after all the terrible weather that we've had race of the best start with some pleasant sunshine and that's the case across eastern and southern parts of europe at the moment i jus the weather is not too far away tucked in behind this weather system here we've got much cooler air this is where also ms as far as europe is concerned you see the green cheating on our chart his sixteen and seventeen degrees but let's get back to the warm twenty three celsius there in moscow what those numbers from alpha book rest we co

we are going to be talking a lot in theth megan murphy munster, about paul ryan's political future if there is not a major win -- in the months to come about paul ryan's political future if there is not a major win for republicans in december. trump with donald starting to blame him to get the replacement health care bill, reform, this will affect the agenda. have we learned the lessons to get tax reform through? kevin goa no, i don't think they have. -- kevin: no, i don't think they have. secretary mnuchin has said they have tried to correct course on health have care reform to leare right lessons, but point blank, when the speaker is pushing for revenue net neutrality, which is a nonstarter for many of these groups, that is more of a battle line than the border tax that the speaker lost out on. this is just all beginning to get good. megan: you know, irma is coming and we will see how they respond. that is what the american people will be watching. that is what we are watching. that is what the administration will have to focus on going forward. thank you for joining us. for more in

gene munster said 70 million. reporter: we will see. the delay may impact that.ycle dream is what this is all about. we are also looking at asp rising. emily: the average selling price. reporter: and it has been rising recently, against the grain for phone makers. for 10 years now, we have seen pretty steady iphone pricing, around 630 overall, 1.2 billion units. we might see breaking 650. emily: there is a $300 difference between the iphone 8 and iphone x, but how many people will be contemplating, maybe i should just go for the more expensive model, and how many people will say i will not buy one at all and just wait? reporter: that's a good question. it's a very pragmatic issue. i think overall if we step back and ask, look at the way they bracketed this, they went from 64 to 256, a huge increase in memory, and only $150 more in pricing. a lot of people will say, do we stretch? what do you do with the middle price and memory? a lot of people will go up to the 256, and more people will stretch, which is good for the price. emily: 256 gigabytes. apple has some of

i was speaking to gene munster who was here at the event, and he said, nevertheless, it will be a homeun. what do you think? >> talking about the 8? the x will be a home run, i agree. emily: the 8? >> [laughter] [applause] i don't kno i don't know why anyone would buy it. they raised the price, and you are $300 between the 8 and x. you look at that in terms of dollars per month, that's probably five dollars or six dollars more per month. i don't know why anyone would not get the x on an installment plan. that comes back to why the delay. how many would be available in stores? but if they wait, they have more capacity, they have more people, giving more factories. i think they are saving up for a big november 3 launch. emily: and it will be available in many more countries than it typically is on the first day. >> is a lot of ways happening at the same time, three new phones, multiple countries per wave, a big expansion. emily: i want to talk about the apple watch. they really emphasized the health features of the apple watch, the sports feature, they introduced the watch with a surfer

into this big event and after it's over there always seems to be that big pullback we've had gene munster on here talking about that almost every single day as well go into those events it's pulled back about almost exactly that 10% level it was 165 for a high. we're toward that 150 level. that's when i chose to step back in and bought today. i was looking for that 10% fallback is anything fundamentally really changed for apple since they went into their big event? my answer would be no. some people may say that the 8 isn't as exciting. that's part of it. the watch. as these verticals grow together, take a look where those potentials could be, 2018, middle of 2018, could be astronomical in terms of growth. i look at facebook and the rest of the names of the faang names, facebook would be the only name i would be interested in staring at further. it's decelerating in revenues. when you look at the video aspect of the markets. but the headline news is forcing facebook down as well. >> we ran the banner, whatever you want to call it, the graphic. that apple had its worst week last week since

photos from game shows, including "family feud" and "the dating game" -- also, sitcoms like "the munstersd "laverne and shirley." >> there was about 200,000 photos and books in that collection, and suddenly, howard was in business. >> at just 18, howard officially launches his own company, called personality photos, and sets up shop inside the family home. >> the pictures were everywhere -- on the bed, under the bed, turn the oven off, put them in the oven. but, boy, what a treasure trove. >> after howard's mother dies in inseparable. who was taking care of who? >> i think it was mutual. howard was basically alex's legs, and alex was the business guy. >> in the days before the internet, newspapers, magazinesn independent dealers like howard and howard builds an impressive client list. >> howie would physically walk to the major publications and meet the editors and say, "hey, i have all these archives." 'cause nobody had what he had. >> picture an editor on deadline who needs a shot of fred gwynne or one of adam west without his batman cowl. fastest way to get it -- call howard, who locat

first phones to make it to market last two days of the quarter really >> even as, you know, gene munster was calling for a bigger pullback and even some of the things that linked out aday ahead weren't even factual so we should have put a caveat out in the first place. >> every time they have launched a product there's been an overreaction of what the stock has done in the aftermath of the launch is wall street saying they don't think it's a good phone or they are not innovating anymore, et cetera, and i actually got so sick of listening to that as somebody who has been long the some forever that we actually went and ran the numbers it turns out there's absolutely no rhyme or reason in terms of what the stock does in the immediate aftermath of a product launch and where the stock is three months later, six months later or 12 months later >> there's a classic sell on the news. >> moy point is that it doesn't have any bearing on what ends up happening with the stock 90 days later, 120 days. >> in other words, if you believe in the story, don't bite stock, just wait. >> what are you waiting

i ran into gene munster, who thinks it will be a home run.this iphone will set the stage for technological developments over the next again. take a listen to tim cook. >> the first iphone generation of the technology. to change the world in the process. now, desk it changed the world in the process. -- we are here in this place productday to reveal a that will set path for technology, for the next decade. >> quite to build up of course. when you look at the features of the iphone 10, the better screen individuals -- there's no longer a home button, because you can use your face to open the phone. ita: and it comes -- emily: like touchace, much id did with your fingerprint. essentially, it knows who you recognize you in the dark, what in a phone. if you're relying on the table, it knows where you are. apple said there is a one in a million chance that someone who is not you would be able to alock your phone, compared to one in 50,000 chance with the fingerprint. 10s person until the iphone -- take a listen to what he has to say. >> the first i

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>> welcome back we're about 24 hours away from apple's highly anticipated event in cupertino gene munster joins us live on the phone. gene, hello. >> we've had some leaks about what we could get tomorrow you said last week you were looking for the potential of a 10% drop in the stock based on a tailoff after the event, and i'm wondering if anything you've learned or we've learned since has made you change your mind. >> the rone it was was something incremental. it's 10% of apple's business today and it allowed it to be you be tethered from the february and can receive phone calls and stream music to your phone creates a bigger opportunity and we believe that will double the size of the business it's a product that can move the needle and it's mogge. it doesn't change the bigger picture of how investors will think about it which is today it's all about the excitement of what have will happen tomorrow and in fast forwarding to a few weeks from now there will be wringing of hands has people start to think about what march and june quarters of next year look like. >> but you're telling me tha

don't think it moves though until about two weeks from now >> i'm glad you went there because gene munster from piper, one of the best known voices on apple, was on the network yesterday. and said there could be a 10% pull back in the stock that traditionally there is an announcement and what he says is a tailoff. and it could be as much as 10 on%. >> well, that is historically how it's worked. you've always had the big run-up into the announcement and then it sells off however i think that has played out pretty well. as you recall, i think it compresses early but if they come out with the innovation they should befitting a 10th anniversary model, i think you'd see it accelerate after the announcement, but that is the key and they have to show they have some innovative gas in the tank. for example, you take a look at alexa. they were first -- pete, cover your ears. you take a look at alexa, they were was first -- >> you want to name all the other -- >> only one example. >> that has played out >> no, it hasn't and here is why. siri was first on the scene. they could have been alexa, but the

. >> that was munster 2 is when the stock was going to go down, 5, 7, a little bit more. >> august 5th the stock closed at approximately 149.0 it gaps up $10 that gap has to get filled at some time. it's not a law of nature, but it certainly is a draw that takes it back down to that is 49.50ish level. just over 150 right now. this is a nice mace to be putting my toback in and getting long so that's what i'm doinging >> or do these pictures that we're seeing create at least some sort of question, steph, in your mind about where demand truly is and you want to wait until the x comes out so you can see what the deal is. >> i want to wait for guidance to get out of the way first, or if the stock falls to 140, 145, maybe that's a different story, but i think the guidance can't be very good with the x not really being out, and that's really the big question in my mind or big issue. i have no doubt that the x is going to be great and the 1 and 1 plus are going to be better than what people are saying, better than feared, but if they come out and don't guide so great, just to be on the conserv

glasgow, ulster and munster also maintained their winning starts to the season. long—range try from winger ryan shaw was enough to secure their return to the top division after a one year absence. and finally we wish a happy retirement to henry blofeld. the commentator has called his final ball after 45 years with test match special. this is the moment he said goodbye for one last time. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the end of the. thank you all for listening. it has been wonderful talking to you will. you say you miss me, i will miss you something dreadful. must not fall over when i hand over to the next commentator. england captainjoe root said it would be strange listening to the radio without him and after soaking up the adulation from his colleagues, he was given a standing ovation on a special lap of honour of lords. he was even invited into the england dressing room afterwards as well. he will be missed. how incredible. he will be missed. how incredible. hejust is tms. he will be missed. how incredible. he just is tms. here so intrinsic to the atmosph

in the pro 12, munster put in a dominant second—half performance to beat cardiff blues.. ulster have lost their first win comfortable it. ulster have lost theirfirst game win comfortable it. ulster have lost their first game after going down 27-23. their first game after going down 27—23. they led going into the break, but there were 13 unanswered points. south africa and australia are currently in action right now and it has been a thriller. the lead changes all the time. south africa going in front after the break thanks to this dry. their third of the match. the lead is back with the visitors. australia lead 27—24 for now. britain's rowers have been in the medals on the penultimate day of the world rowing championship, taking place in florida. it was a bronze in the women's quadruple sculls, and there was also success for the men in the men's four final. that's all the sport for now. as always, duke and keep up—to—date with all of these stories on the bbc sport website. we will have more in sports day at 6:30pm. join us then. good evening. theresa may is facing renewe

gene munster founder -- gene, great to speak with you. >> hi, melissa >> hi.h is earlier this week, you said apple shares should see a pullback of between 5% and 10% we're 7% off of 52-week highs. we're about 4% down on the week. where are we in that call? >> investors, brace yourself if i can just quickly talk about what people are going to see today is a lot shorter lines than last year my long-time colleague doug clinton is at the fifth avenue store. he just reported in 250 people in line. it was 400 people in line last year we're still tallying up because it doesn't open until 8:00 that number is going to change mall of america had seven people at the stop about 30 minutes, and that line is down to four people never heard that before. i think that the reason is that this cycle is split between two phones number one and number two, more people are buying things on-line. >> there are the first three days of preorders for the 8 and 8 plus saying in china as well as in the u.s. preorders were significantly below levels seen in the first three days for the ipho

there were also wins, for edinburgh and munster.w if you're good enough, you can turn professional. the world championships took place in hastings, earlier this summer and the british team, leave for croatia this week for the world adventure golf masters. earlier this summer they came flocking to the home of crazy golf at hastings which has hosted the world championship for the last 15 yea rs. world championship for the last 15 years. it may not be st andrew's, but attention to detail is just the same. they do have some of the most challenging including the water mill. while for most of us it is just a bit of fun on holiday, some like three time champion chris here ta ke like three time champion chris here take it very seriously indeed. a lot of people say crazy golf, but when they come and try it and see how skilful it can be. you can go around the country opening courses and advertising crazy golf video games i've done in the past. so you get to play internationally as well. at least in miniature golf you don't have to worry about

there were also wins for edinburgh and munster. eights. anthony gelling scored one of theirfour tries, as they close the gap on third—placed hull to just two points. elsewhere, castleford won at huddersfield, and wakefield beat salford. there is a big day ahead in domestic cricket, as nottinghamshire can do the one—day double if they win the t20 blast. they have already won the 0ne—day cup this season, and face hampshire in one of today's t20 semi—finals. the winners will then meet either home side birmingham or glamorgan, the county, who are making their first appearance at finals day since 2004. after winning the quarterfinal at home, you know, last week, just seeing the smiles on people's faces, and sort of the levels ofjoy that we re and sort of the levels ofjoy that were around amongst our team and our squad, and then the fans as well, and just a good buzz around cricket in wales. so i think that will be absolutely fantastic. i know the quys absolutely fantastic. i know the guys will be having a good crack at it. we are in a g

there were also wins for glasgow, against munster and treviso over 0spreys. championships in norway and lost 2kg of muscle weight. it‘s quite bizarre to be in such form, fine form, i was really going quite well, to wake up the next day in a hospital bed, and think "right, that‘s it, it‘s over". and ijust had this small bit of hope that i could make it here, and it wasn‘t something that i was ready to give up on. we should emphasise what an achievement this is. that took your breath away. it's four weeks since she had her appendix out. i have had my appendix out and it sets you back. i certainly didn‘t win the... what‘s the championship? back. i certainly didn‘t win the... what's the championship? the world road race. four weeks after i had what's the championship? the world road race. four weeks after! had my appendix out i didn‘t win that. road race. four weeks after! had my appendix out i didn't win that. it's probably easierfor appendix out i didn't win that. it's probably easier for an athlete to come back because they are very fit. iam in my come back be

there were also wins, for edinburgh and munster.helens in the super eights. anthony gelling scored one of their four tries as they close the gap on third placed hull to just two points. elsewhere, castleford won at huddersfield and wakefield beat salford. mercedes are setting the pace in monza, ahead of the italian grand prix this weekend. valterri bottas, and lewis hamilton were quickest in practise yesterday bottas topped the second session, following hamilton, who wasjust ahead of him in first practice. hamilton's title rival sebastian vettel wasn't too far behind the pair. final practise and qualifying get underway later this morning. now most of us, will have played crazy golf maybe on holiday, but did you know if you're good enough, you can turn professional. the world championships took place in hastings earlier this summer and the british team leave for croatia this week for the world adventure golf masters. earlier this summer they came flocking to the home of crazy golf at hastings which has hosted the world championship f

there were also wins for glasgow against munster and treviso over ospreys.o, but was bed—ridden for 13 days, ahead of the world championships in norway and lost 2kg of muscle weight. it's quite bizarre to be in such form, fine form, i was really going quite well, to wake up the next day in a hospital bed, and think "right, that's it, it's over". and ijust had this small bit of hope that i could make it here, and it wasn't something that i was ready to give up on. what an amazing comeback, just four weeks after having her appendix out. hughie fury, cousin of tyson fury hopes to realise his dreams tonight. he's gone into the wilderness to enhance his training. this is not your normal training camp. but for hughie fury and his father, peter, it is ideal. training up here gives you inspiration. when you are stuck in a gym 2a/7 looking at the walls, it is like being in a prison cell. it is stimulation, it is nature, we are training how it should be done. it is hard. it is old school training but it is training i believe in. and it works. two years ago he helped h

there were also wins for edinburgh and munster.and stafanie taylor, guided them home with two overs to spare, taylor sealing victory with a six. after the game, the vipers' and former england captain charlotte edwards announced her retirement from cricket. edwards is england's most—capped female player. she stepped away from international cricket last year, after a career spanning more than 20 years. there is a big day ahead in domestic cricket, as nottinghamshire can do the one—day double if they win the t20 blast. they have already won the 0ne—day cup this season, and face hampshire in one of today's t20 semi—finals. the winners will then meet either home side birmingham or glamorgan, the county, who are making their first appearance at finals day since 2004. we will see you again later. the bbc has learned that last year nearly 100,000 graduates were reimbursed after overpaying their student loans. it happened because the inland revenue didn't stop their repayments at the right time. paul lewis from radio 4's money box programme

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