natalie pirks, thank you.ave finally been buried with full military honours today. the remains of private henry moon and lieutenant dermod green anderson were identified using advances in dna testing. they were laid to rest 80 years after they died at arnhem's oosterbeek war cemetery during ceremonies attended by theirfamilies. anna holligan was there. i am the resurrection and the life. marking the footsteps of the men who gave their lives for our freedom. private henry moon of the seventh battalion, the green howards, was part of the ground offensive sent to relieve the surrounded airborne troops in arnhem, dropped behind enemy lines. in operation market garden, the allies' daring campaign to capture key bridges over the rhine to establish a direct route into the heart of germany and so shorten the war. ultimately, this was a bridge too far. private moon was killed at the age of 21. we were expecting just a very small number of, a small number of individuals to show up to this, but there are hundreds. and it

natalie pirks, bbc news.united maintained their strong premiership return to move up to third going into the international break with a 1—0 win. ross graham with the winner. hibernian were denied a first scottish premiership win of the season after conceding a stoppage—time equaliser at kilmarnock. it finished i—i. in the championship, watford's perfect start to the season is over after a 1—0 defeat at sheffield united. the only goal of the game came in the second minute, callum o hare's run forced the error from the keeper who put the ball into his own net. sheffield united move up to eighth whilst watford stay third. next to a record breaking day for great britain at the paralympics, their most successful ever in terms of gold medals won. rowing, cycling and swimming have all brought success, and in the last hour they've won their first gold on the athletics track too. our correspondent andy swiss is in paris for us. on what's been a day to remember for paralympics gb. it has. it has been a gold rush like n

our correspondent natalie pirks was watching at wembley: welcome on the occasion of his 100th, the tenthlish men to become a century and, harry kane insured he would grab all the headlines. he thought he got england off to a dream start, but his first—half goal was ruled offside. 59 places above finland, england were the better side with plenty of positive play, patient build—up but really giving the crowd not much to cheer about in the first half with them being a bit more interested in the paper planes that they were throwing. it was a match in dire need of a magic touch, and of course that would fall to the man wearing a gold and boots. in the second half, too powerful and classy shots from harry kane. in the interim england manager lee cars lee, this was a wimbley debut, satisfying the second audition in his bid to land thejob full—time as the fa continue their search for gareth southgate�*s successor. for harry kane and his family there was certainly a night to remember, it will live long in the memory that he showed that his class is enduring. and this is what harry kane had to say

he's been talking to our sports correspondent natalie pirks. it will be my first full fi weekend. running but never been able to put a full weekend together. not really the circumstances i would like to make my debut with haas, really extreme winds. to race in f1, i will grab it with both hands and make the most of it. what are you expecting? already i have seen suggestions it could be a reality check for you. how do you think it will play out? i have no doubt it will be tough. it is a difficult, unique circuit. we will see a difference in the track, how everything is performing. i will do my best to build up to speed and my expectation is not based on results but more on my personal performance. i want to get the most out of myself, build up in a measured way and use it as a test for next year. how pivotal would you say that saudi weekend was in the trajectory of your career? did it press fast forward on everything? i would definitely say so. it was an instrumental weekend in securing my seat for 2025. happy with how i performed given the circumstances and i felt it went really w

our sports correspondent natalie pirks has been catching up with him.dah and going on to become the youngest driver to ever score points on his formula 1 debut. this weekend, the car may be different but the opportunity is just as big. i'll try and keep the emotions away from it as much as possible because that makes your life a bit easier. but no doubt i'll be a little bit nervous when those lights are going on. at 16, afterfinishing his gcses, he was living the dream... # baby, baby, baby, ohh...#. ..moving to italy full—time tojoin the ferrari driver academy, after impressing in his karting career. he's been learning the language, and the cooking. but in a sport of huge privilege, it hasn't come without sacrifice. i didn't know anyone, i didn't speak the language and it got very lonely, as well. it was very difficult at times, but, you know, life's about sacrifice and i'm very happy to say that it's got me to where i am today. now still only 19, his future lies with american team haas from next season. this weekend, he'll get a taste of what he's got

it's back to back wins for england and their new interim manager lee carsley. 0ur correspondent natalie pirks

he's been talking to our sports correspondent natalie pirks. it is going to be my first f1 weekend.f1 but never a full weekend together and it's not really the circumstances i would like to make my deep you and pretty extreme but nonetheless, it's an opportunity to raise and really test for next year and i'm going to grab it with both hands and make the most of it. what are you actually expecting because if suggestions they could be a reality check for you, how do you think it will play out? t you, how do you think it will play out?— play out? i have no doubt will be a tough — play out? i have no doubt will be a tough weekend - play out? i have no doubt will be a tough weekend and - play out? i have no doubt will be a tough weekend and it's l play out? i have no doubt willj be a tough weekend and it's a very difficult one from sunday and will see a big change in the track i think we'll be doing her best to build up speed and expectations are the based on results from my personal performance has a son to get the most out of myself in a measured way and use it as a test for next year.

he's been talking to our sports correspondent natalie pirks. a lot of running in f1 and have never spent a full weekend together. and i would like to make it extreme and a great oliver bareman became the youngest british driver in f1 history when, as ferrari's reserve driver, he stood in for carlos sainz at the saudi arabian grand prix in march. he finished a remarkable 7th, beating his idol sir lewis hamilton. this weekend, in azerbaijan, he's on the grid again, replacing the suspended kevin magnussen for the american team, haas, who he'll drive for next year. he's been talking to our sports correspondent natalie pirks. it will be my first weekend and i've done a lot of running in f1 and have never spent a full weekend together. and i would like to make it extreme and a great opportunity and a great task for next year and going with both hands and be how do you think it will play out? done better what i could've done better in circumstances, given the situation i was in, i did well and it's been going less than ideal and more so than expected

natalie pirks, bbc news, manchester. showdown with arsenal on sunday. manager pep guardiola expects arsenal to be city's biggest test again this season. it is another unbelievable team. they defend really well, they don't concede chances, they don't concede goals. they are really good in many aspects, they control everything. the biggest title contenders the last two seasons. they are there, and they will be there for many years because they have created their squad, a young team. so it is another good test. but we are in september. so i would like to see in the team many things we are better than the past. before that match on sunday, arsenal take on italian side atalanta in the champions league this evening. winger bukayo saka is available to play despite being taken off in last weekend's derby with spurs. midfielder declan rice is also back after suspension, but captain martin odegaard has been ruled out with what's being described as a "quite significant" ankle injury. he is our captain, he is one of our biggest play

100th cap for england tonight — only the tenth man to gain that accolade. 0ur sports correspondent natalie pirksch 100 caps. he wore golden boots in training yesterday and there will be a special presentation tonight where he receives his golden cap from fellow centurions and flanked by his three other children, a moment he says he will look back on with immense pride. fitting that it should be here at wembley because it was right here in 2015 as a 21—year—old when he made his debut. 79 seconds after he came on, he scored. it's that incredible goal—scoring ability that has really endured, 66 goals for england, more than any other players. he said he has set his sights on scoring 100 goals for england that is not the only man who will be honoured here tonight. there will be a special tribute to the former england manager sven—goran eriksson who died at the age of 76 last month. players will wear black arm bands in honour of the man who managed england 67 times. . . ., ~ , ., time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. rather autumnal feel? technically it is still summer! still som

natalie pirks was watching.ne ensured he is here for a good time. there were plenty this summer who wanted the captain dropped, but harry kane tonight showed just why class is permanent. almost ten years ago, a 21—year—old harry kane scored at wembley on his debut. tonight, his eldest children flanked him as the baton was passed to the latest recruit of the 100 club. for fans at wembley, it was a fitting honour for the nation's greatest goal—scorer. he's been a captain, a real leader, and taken us to two finals. i've probably seen him score most of those goals, and certainly looking forward to him scoring a few more. he's going to score. i reckon he's going to score tonight. yeah. kane's wasn't the only tribute. as the rain fell, applause for absent friends. but for the man in the interim hot seat — a wembley debut — he thought his captain had got england off to a dream start... ..only for the linesman to turn party pooper. england were clearly on top — their play, patient, but they were giving the crowd little

our sports correspodnent natalie pirks is at the game for us, natalie, they are english and italian championsnd getting a match like this in the first phase of the competition is just why uefa they shook the format up. of course, over accusations of some of those group stages lacks real drama in the clubs wanted more high—profile matches and they certainly got their wish after repeated that 2a final in the early doors and good for fans. at this new format of 36 teams and one league rather than group stages didn't universally be popular. scoring the winner to win city that day but yesterday he suggested strikes could even be on the cards with the play is upset about the sheer volumes of games that are expected to play for entertainment. these new european formats mean city will play a minimum of four extra games compared to last season and this is also happening in the same week that the hearing has begun into the 115 charges of allegations of financial fairplay breaches and that hearing will come on for ten weeks it will hear the outcome of that early next year and all of those charges they s

captains the side for their nations league match against finland at wembley. 0ur sorts correspondent natalie pirks

our sorts correspondent natalie pirks is there for us.entos night for harry kane, how will england mark their latest centurion? how will england mark he's how will england markjoining in elite as you said. he's joining in elite as you said. he will bejoined he's joining in elite as you said. he will be joined by his family, he will bejoined by his family, his three oldest children who need him out for him to collect his golden alongside some fellow century and so that any of a chair debbie hewitt. it is fitting it will be happy doing that happening here it was here he made his debut as a 21—year—old begins lithuania in 2015. he scored just 79 seconds after for the schools going be coming very much his main weapon. 64 goals for england, more than any other player for the pain even if he were to score tonight had become only the third english player after weighing rudy, on the occasion of his 100 he's not done yet. he says he's in the peak of his career physically and mentally. it is now get his sights set on 100 goals for england. lee cars

our sports correspondent natalie pirks is at wembley for us. a hugely proud night for harry kane.mark their latest centurion who joins an elite club? we saw him wearing those golden boots in training yesterday. tonight in a special presentation he's going to receive his golden. he'll be handed by fellow centurions, players to reach that mark with him. he'll also be flanked by his three oldest children as mascots tonight. he'll also be speaking to the fa chair for them it'll be a big thing just before the anthems. i think it's really fitting that is happening here in wembley. it was here in 2015 as a 21—year—old against lithuania where he came on for his debut and within 79 seconds he scored for that of course is that unique goal—scoring ability that is really been his weapon throughout his england career. 66 goals for his country, more than any other player. if he were to score tonight hit be only the third england player in history after wayne rooney and shout them to score on their occasion of 100. it could be a very, very special evening for harry kane. it could be a very, very

our reporter natalie pirks was there. and his golden boots, a golden moment. the 100th cap in some style. almost ten years after showing at wembley on his debut, he was back for this most special of caps. and he was determined to give his family and the man in the interim hot seat a night to remember. lee currently thought his captain had got in the dutch a dream start, only for the linesman to turn party paper. england were clearly on top. but they were giving the crowd little to cheer. this was a game in dire need of a magic touch. of course it would come from the man of the moment. with a deft pass from a debutante, harry grabbed the glory. his success as a family affair but as they celebrated his night was over. no hat—trick but a standing ovation for his ongoing dedication. england's greatest goal—scorer showing class is permanent. this a showing class is permanent. as a striker, showing class is permanent. as a striker. of— showing class is permanent. as a striker, of course _ showing class is permanent. as a striker, of course i _ showing class is perma

natalie pirks reports. a new dawn for european football's elite.e republic of ireland to score in the champions league for more than a decade. in front of their most famous fan, celtic would soon be sailing to a memorable victory thanks to a second—half goal fest. kyogo! their third came courtesy of the penalty spot, neatly dispatched by 21—year—old arne engels. tucks it away. the lowest ranked side in the competition gave it their best shot. but they were no match for a rampant celtic, maida with the midas touch for their fourth. and adam idah capped a glorious night where the scottish champions barely put a foot wrong. idah! a five—star showing. euphoria for the fans and the manager. you sensed it before the game, the feeling in the crowd, and i'm so proud of the team. the intensity we played at, with and without the ball, was so good, and, yes, it was a great night. joy at celtic park, but what could the english champions do? here at the etihad, in a repeat of last year's final against inter milan. this was a similarly tight match as that final,

natalie pirks reports. in his golden boots, a golden moment.mily and the man and into the hot seat in to remember. lee carsley thought his captain had got england off to a dream start, and for the linesman to turn party pooper. england were playing patiently, but they were giving the crowd little to cheer. this was a game in dire need of a magic touch. of course, it would come from the man of the moment. and with a deft pass from a debutante, harry grabbed the glory. kane�*s success was a family affair, but as they celebrated, his night was over. no hat—trick, but a standing ovation for his ongoing dedication. england�*s greatest goal—scorer showing class is permanent. this a showing class is permanent. as a striker, showing class is permanent. as a striker. of— showing class is permanent. as a striker, of course _ showing class is permanent. as a striker, of course i _ showing class is permanent. gis —g striker, of course i wanted to showing class is permanent. is —g striker, of course i wanted to score on the night of my 100th cap and make th