norrie was relentless. famed for his fitness and the british number one had his foot firmly on the frenchmen stroke. he'll face much tougher test this fortnight, expect cameron nor his chances to continue to climb. —— norrie. well rafa nadal and emma raducanu are part of the night session in new york... and we'll be live there in a moment... but another brit dan evans is playing his first round match right now. he's taken an early break of serve against czech playerjiri vesely, who's ranked 68 in the world, 45 places below evans. our sports news correspondent laura scott is at flushing meadows for us — norrie— raducanu— serena. he was so quick we should give them a little more airtime. really impressive first round win for him. it really was. i think of the first round of the us open it is all about not expending more energy then you have to do it really is incredibly hot and humid here have to do it really is incredibly hotand humid here in have to do it really is incredibly hot and humid here in new york.

air minderthat air minder that cameron norrie was playing _ air minder that cameron norrie was playingurray in cincinnati. well, that's all from sportsday. thanks for watching, goodbye. hello there. it's been a wednesday dominated by sharp, thundery downpours. hello there. it's been another afternoon where we've seen some sharp, thundery downpours developing. in the last few hours, some areas of essex have seen 30 millimetres of rain in the space of an hour. so we do have this amber weather warning out across southeast england, that'll be valid until 10pm tonight. and this has been the story over the last few hours. yes, still some showers across lincolnshire and east anglia, but the heaviest of the showers certainly down into that southeastern corner. they will start to fade away through the latter stages of the day, maybe 1—2 across the kent coast. elsewhere, we keep some cloudy skies and a freshening breeze, with some showery rain gradually pushing into western scotland as we go through the early hours into thursday morning. temperatures will hold up widely into double figures acros

there was no actual breeze to be found in new york but cameron norrie at least enjoyed a metaphorical briefly, benoit paire, who recently spoke of his disgust for tennis, made it a contest, but after norrie came through a second set tie—break again, paire turned sour, as norrie raced to a sweeter and swifter victory than he had imagined. i was actually pretty nervous coming out in the first round. obviously, a pretty unpredictable match against benoit. he kind of went away in the third which i will take away every day of the week when it's this hot. another outside court, another brit coping well with conditions. this time dan evans making light work ofjiri vesely to win his opening match in straight sets. well, that is five brits into round two with one more still to play — the holder of the wildest win in us open history. last year, emma raducanu was unknown and unshackled and the teenager's fans hope she can swing freely again, despite her new—found fame. great if she won. but as long as she does well and does herself proud. hopefully she can be carefree and just enjoy it like she

norrie was relentless.expect his chances to continue to climb. dan glyde, bbc news. british number two dan evans is also through. the number 20 seed encountered few problems againstjiri veseley, winning in straight sets 6—4, 6—1, 6—1. and emma raducanu begins the defence of her us open title shortly against french player alize cornet 12 months ago. raducanu won in new york as a qualifier, but after that, has struggled with form and fitness. she beat victoria azarenka and serena williams in the run—up to this tournament, but has not managed to win more than two at any tournament. she's expected on court around midnight. the rift in golf continues with this year's open champion, cameron smith, joining the saudi—funded liv golf series. the world number two, who won his first major at st andrews last month, is the highest ranked player to defect to the lucrative new series that has caused a huge controversy in the sport. he will be in the field for the fourth liv event of the year. he'll be in the field for the

norrie was relentless. paire needed his serve to hold up — it didn't.o dan evans is also through. the number 20 seed encountered few problems againstjiri veseley, winning in straight sets 6-4, 6-1, 6-1. and emma raducanu begins the defence of her us open title shortly against french player alize cornet 12 months ago. raducanu won in new york as a qualifier, but after that, has struggled with form and fitness. she beat victoria azarenka and serena williams in the run—up to this tournament, but hasn't managed to win more than two at any tournament since flashing meadows. she's expected on court around midnight. the rift in golf continues with this year's open champion, cameron smith, joining the saudi—funded liv golf series. the world number two, who won his first major at st andrews last month, is the highest ranked player to defect to the lucrative new series that has caused a huge controversy in the sport. he'll be in the field for the fourth liv event of the year. that starts in boston this friday. and finally, what about this for a catch? naomi datta

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coming up, the chief executive officer barry norris on the troubles in the world.s the mining stocks of the biggest decline in today's trading session. the luxury conglomerate sold a stake. francine: welcome back to the open. 30 minutes into the european trading day, here are your top stories. take back control, kashkari says the tighter monetary policy needed to keep inflation in check. investors look ahead to jackson hole. ukraine marks its 10th independence day, and six months since russia's invasion. there really just waiting for jackson hole. tom: you have kashkari coming out, and that speech yesterday, for him, it's got to be that inflation focus. that is a priority. getting back to that 2% target. where the rate hike lands in september, act inflation expectations and cpi out before that decision. mark cudmore breaking this down forces of the weakness when it comes to home sales and services , manufacturing also looking softer on the slowdown in the u.s. economy. benchmark down, .5%. the ftse 100 done 40 points. let's look at the sectors, just a couple in the

joining her in action on day two, the british men's number one, cameron norrie.h for cameron norrie, which is exactly what he would have wanted in these hot and humid conditions. he took the first set 6—0 injust 18 minutes, and after withstanding some second set resistance from the frenchman, benoit paire, who recently spoke of his disgust for tennis, he took the second set 6—0. he admitted afterwards he was pretty nervous coming into the match, but said he feels able to block out the heat better than other players, and he showed that today. he's become the fourth british player through to round two. dan evans could welljoin him, he has taken an early lead in his first—round match. and later tonight, the spotlight will return tonight, the spotlight will return to emma raducanu, as she begins her title defence. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. not as hot as new york, but it has been a fine day to day across many parts of the country. many people have been enjoying some late summer sunshine. following that sunshine, it's going to be a quiet night

there was an all—british clash in cincinnati as cameron norrie and andy murray faced off in the secondam champion had his chances to win too, missing 11 break points in total. that opened the door for the ninth seed norrie to continue his stunning year, as he fought back to win 3—6, 6—3, 6—4. and emma radacanu's good form continued ahead of the us open later this month. after beating serena williams in the previous round, she took down another legend today, seeing off former world number one victoria azarenka in straight sets. well, in a summer of record—breaking temperatures, it was our old friend rain that took centre stage at lords today in the first test against south africa. but not before england had produced a dismal batting performance that leaves them 116—6 on an opening day that began with special recognition for a cricketing pioneer. joe wilson has more. gates were meant to be open, that was always the perspective of rachael heyhoe flint, unveiled by her son, she is the first woman to have a permanent memorial at lord's. the traditional home of cricket. she spent over two de

from there we can see august norry and there i'm pointing to my screen and that's the crime scene. i have seen this picture, have seen the negatives at the uc berkeley bancroft library. it's far more gruesome than here. luckily it's very depicts a late it. you can see they let reporters and everybody just trample all over the scene then. to get an idea this was a pretty big story in the bay area newspapers. to get an idea of how big the story was at the time, it pushed the day the music died, the death of buddy holly, the big bopper and ritchie balance, push that down kind of below the fold . you know, it's like seeks blonde in hate slaying and three rock 'n' roll icons killed. the biggest thing of february at 19 59 is the death of those icons but in the bay area the big news was this crazy murder of august norry. very brutal murder. let me back up with that, continuing. ok, so, i can probably cheat it little bit like my mom didn't do it, but i will leave it up to you if you want to read the book to find out the ending of that, they are. yes, it haunted the family for a while. my d

he beat holger rune of denmark over three sets and norrie will play andy murray next.hit the winning runs while moeen ali top—scored with 52. phoenix have won three out of four games, as have the rockets. birmingham phoenix timed their run chase to perfection in their women's hundred victory this afternoon. they beat trent rockets by eight wickets. amyjones and ellyse perry here saw the phoenix over the line with nine balls to spare at edgbaston. they go level top with southern brave. 0lexander usyk and anthonyjoshua goe toe to toe in saudi arabia in a rematch between the two boxers afterjoshua was beaten by the ukrainian just under a year ago in london, losing his titles in the process, butjoshua says he's ready for the fight on saturday. i have ticked a lot of boxes. my success in the ring, which i put to hard work, it ain't based just on talent. i have worked hard, ithink i have worked harder than i have previously, pushed myself in different areas, and those markers have definitely been ticked off. also the mental aspect as well, which can be overlooked as well. it

to visit a friend's house when he was attacked by the bull mastiff—type dog in wellesboune place, norrisning managed to fight the dog off the child and get him to safety.he has suffered serious injuries and was taken to hospital where he is being treated. his condition is described as serious but stable. the dog has been seized and a woman from norris green has been arrested on suspicion of being in possession of a dangerously out of control dog and taken to a police station where she will be interviewed by detectives. enquiries into the incident are ongoing. almost six months ago, thousands of ukrainian civilians joined the military to fight invading russian forces.among those who signed up were members of one of ukraine's top rock bands, annitteela. they became army medics in kharkiv — helping to treat wounded soldiers. the bbcjoined them as they headed to the front line. it is russian mortarfire. come on, come on, come on. all good? yeah. here. we're here, it's ok. come on. listen. i'm 0k. i'm taras topolya, i'm the frontman of antytila, a popular band in ukraine. now me, with my frie

in the men's singles, there was an all british clash in cincinnati as cameron norrie and andy murrayet and the triple gland slam champion had his chances to win too, missing 11 break points in total. that opened the door for the ninth seeded norrie to continue his stunning year, which includes that run to the semi finals of wimbledon he fought back to win 3—6, 6-3, 6—4 and seal his place in the last 32. thats all from us here at the bbc sport center. you can get all the latest sports news, including the latest on the first test between england and south africa on our website — at bbc.com/sport. but from me marc edwards and the rest of the sport team, bye bye. the monty python star — and director — terry gilliam, has told the bbc that theatres have got to be braver, in his first broadcast interview since london's old vic cancelled his production of �*into the woods' last year. it comes after some old vic theatre staff were said to be unhappy, about the director's remarks about �*trans rights' and �*the metoo movement.�* the musical has since been picked up by the theatre royal in bath

and norrie will face andy murray next.eat stan wawrinka, also in three sets, in a match that lasted almost three hours. it has not been easy, these last few years, to stay fit and healthy and play another tennis to get matches to learn from and to build confidence and to get my body sorta physically like robust enough to compete week in, week out, so that is a positive thing that i have got to play lots of matches, more this year. and hopefully, i can continue that through the end of the season. later on, emma radacanu is in action against serena williams. it is later on, emma radacanu is in action against serena williams.— against serena williams. it is an amazin: against serena williams. it is an amazing opportunity. _ against serena williams. it is an amazing opportunity. it - against serena williams. it is an amazing opportunity. it is - against serena williams. it is an amazing opportunity. it is an - amazing opportunity. it is an amazing opportunity. it is an amazing gift to play the best tennis player of all time on

but fellow brits cameron norrie and dan evans are through., in new york. back in the big apple, the scene of her stunning success. but those who mentioned pressure did so at their peril. in the eyes of emma raducanu, this was a chance to start from scratch and gain experience against a player whose part of the furniture at grand slams. this alize cornet�*s 63rd consecutive major. reflexes were razor sharp. the magic is still there. and just as this flew past raducanuo, so did the first set in the face of relentless french resistance. soon, nothing seemed to be going her way. and she was going out. obviously really disappointing, you know, really sad to to leave here. it's probably my favorite tournament. but also, i mean, in a way, happy because it's a clean slate. tumbling out of the tournament, raducanu will also tumble down the rankings from 11th in the world to around 80th. disappointing for her, but elsewhere it has been a positive start for the brits. there was no actual breeze when cameron norrie took to the court, but he at least enjo

there was an all—british clash in cincinnati as cameron norrie and andy murray faced off in the secondto continue his stunning year, as he fought back to win 3—6, 6—3, 6—a. and emma radacanu's good form continued ahead of the us 0pen later this month. after beating serena williams in the previous round, she took down another legend today, seeing off former world number one victoria azarenka in straight sets. well, in a summer of record—breaking temperatures, it was our old friend rain that took centre stage at lords today in the first test against south africa. but not before england had produced a dismal batting performance that leaves them 116—6 on an opening day that began with special recognition for a cricketing pioneer. joe wilson has more. gates were meant to be open, that was always the perspective of rachael heyhoe flint, unveiled by her son, she is the first woman to have a permanent memorial at lord's, the traditional home of cricket. she spent over two decades playing for england and a lifetime promoting women's sport. the mcc which owns lord's was once a men only club. wha

world's top flare. den neal, amid via dev has claimed his 1st title of the season, but britons cameron norry made him work for it at the atp tour event in those cowboys, mexico, the russian used his defensive process on this point, chasing all over the course before pushing norie to finally, make a mistake with it if is preparing to defend his title in the us open later this month, you were to dw, that's it for me. sports life is up next. well, the story about a former drug addict who became a circ, a star. i remember you can always find more news on our website at dw dot com and follow us on social media as well as at d. w. news. i'm tom, you're liable. don't go away with with will you become a criminal m pre i.

but britons cameron, norry made him work for it at the atp tour event in los cobbles, mexico, the russian used his defensive prize on this point, chasing all over the court before pushing noise to finally make a mistake. did if is preparing to defend his title and the us open later this month. that's it for me for now up next, the dw documentary on the political and economic crisis in lebanon. and before i go, leave you with some spectacular images from iceland, where lava is flowing from a volcanic eruption around 30 kilometers from the capital, reykjavik, and fisher several 100 meters long as opened the rugged landscape statement. ah, a key ah ah, a vibrant habitat ended glistening place along the mediterranean sea seen it almost far, and so far a dual career drift along exploring modern lifestyles.

but britons cameron, norry made him work for it at the atp tour event in los cowboys. mexico, the russian showed his defensive prowess on this point, chasing all over the court before forcing norie into a mistake. medford of defense, his us opened title later this month. and finally, 4 legged friends and their proud owners are hitting the waves in the world dog surfing championships and where else. but in california, the pictures are judged on a variety of skills, including the length of the right confidence and their ability to stand on the board. making as fash wasn't easy though, for all of the participants. his reminder of our top story. israel says it's striking a wide range of palestinian militant targets in garza, shortly after an agree to cease fire came into effect. more than 40 people including 15 children have been killed and hundreds injured in 3 days of israel strikes. well that, that you're up to date. this is dw news from berlin. coming up next is report that we meet europe's 1st officer and her job on protecting the greek capital. athens from climate change. thanks for wat

but britons cameron, norry made him work for it at the atp tour event in los cobbles, mexico, russian used his defensive progress on this point, chasing all over the court before pushing norie to finally make a mistake. it is preparing to defend his title in the us open. later this month, you're watching the dublin years. that's if me for now, but up next our tech show shift. let's a smart farming. now things like robotic beehives can make more sustainable as after a short break. remember, you can always keep up to date on our website. it's d w dot com for loss on social media as well. at d, w. news. i'm told mural article. thanks a lot. nico is in germany to learn jermel lewis, pinnacle why not learn with him w's e learning course eco's, vic, amount it is increasing every year, many im gonna working on landfill.

the canadian, who was born in montreal, came through in straight sets against britain's cameron norriee. went one step further already than i did three years ago, and, you know, people in montreal, montreal people, french canadians are really proud people. we are a small community in the world and we support each other in everything we do, especially in professional sports, and i think whenever you see an athlete coming from the province of quebec, you know, to do big things in the world stage, people are very proud. so it makes me proud to be in that position, for sure. to the women's canadian open in toronto, and a shock for the top seed, iga swiatek. she's been knocked out of the last 16. the world number one, from poland, was beaten by the unseeded brazilian, beatriz haddad maia, who's ranked 24th in the world. it went to three sets, and took nearly three hours. haddad maia becomes the first brazilian woman to advance to the quarterfinal stage of a wta 1000 tournament. and there arejoint leaders, after the first round of the stjude championship in memphis. it's the first of the thr

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there was an all—british match between cameron norrie and andy murray in cincinnati.ght back. murray had the match on his racket, forcing a number of break points at key times, but he could not convert them and norrie stole a 3—6, 6—3, 6—4 win. and emma radacanu's good form continued ahead of the us 0pen later this month. after beating serena williams in the previous round, she took down another legend today, beating victoria azarenka in straight sets. well, in a summer of record—breaking temperatures, it was our old friend rain that took centre stage at lord's today in the first test against south africa, but not before england had produced a dismal batting performance that leaves them on 116—6 on an opening day that began with special recognition for a cricketing pioneer. joe wilson has more. gates were meant to be opened. that was always a perspective of rachel flynt. unveiled here by her son, she is now the first woman to have a permanent memorial at lord's, the traditional home of cricket. she spent over two decades playing for england and a lifetime promoting wo

he beat holger rune of denmark over three sets and norrie will play andy murray next.hree out of four games, as have the rockets. birmingham phoenix timed their run chase to perfection in their women's hundred victory this afternoon. they beat trent rockets by eight wickets. amyjones and ellyse perry here saw the phoenix over the line with nine balls to spare at edgbaston. they go level top with southern brave. olexander usyk and anthonyjoshua goe toe to toe in saudi arabia in a rematch between the two boxers afterjoshua was beaten by the ukrainian just under a year ago in london, losing his titles in the process, butjoshua says he's ready for the fight on saturday. i've ticked a lot of boxes. my success in the ring, which i put to hard work, it ain't based just on talent. i've worked hard, i think i've worked harder than i have previously, i've pushed myself in different areas, and those markers have definitely been ticked off. also the mental aspect as well, which is something that can be overlooked as well. because we're just going through the process, right, physic

received around the world the timing was right and then they were trying to get away from rambo in chuck norrisalse where we had seen and deal with it. that was quite stunning. it was a stunning moment in history because frankly it screwed up ronald reagan because he because people forget this then we have the that there is a whole group of people that was a utterly - - a dirty scandal. i know my previous. >> but i did watch recently salvador if you have not watched it watch it again it's great movie politically and the monologue is in there and jimmy was. unbelievable. going back to chasing daylight how long did it take you to write it? did youh. have to put it down and come back? >> no. i went to straight through. i just got out of movies for about one or two years and, excuse me. i am wrong. i got out of movies but then he asked about a diary i always keep one. [laughter] >> and the memoir? >> it is to on —- starting to get old and i wrote this in 2017 after edward snowden. that was my last feature film and then doing documentaries and did as much work as i could for one year or two years an

cameron norrie is out of the montreal masters.ber one losing in straight sets to home favourite felix auger—alliasime, revenge for the canadian�*s defeat to norrie in mexico last week. the good news from canada is that jack draper is through to his first masters 1000 quarter—final. he took the first set against gael monfils, but the frenchman, ranked 20th in the world, had to retire from the match after injuring his right foot during the second set. draper is on course to meet fellow briton dan evans in the semi—finals. the british number two knocked out american tenth seed taylor fritz. it's the first time evans has reached the tournament's quarter—finals. that's all the sport for now. let's ta ke let's take a look at a few stories making the news this lunchtime. we start with what is dominating. let's get more on the news that a drought has been declared for parts of england following the driest summer for 50 years. areas in the south west, southern and central, and the east of england will be affected. 0ur correspondent navtej

for— and over again. 0k, chris norris, thanks for your _ and over again. 0k, chris norris, thanks for nhs confederation, which represents health trust bosses, says the uk is facing a "humanitarian crisis" and it will be left to hospitals, gp practices and care homes to pick up the pieces. ministers say 8 million vulnerable households are getting extra support worth £1200 each. earlier i spoke with matthew taylor who's the chief executive of the nhs confederation and a former labour party adviser. i asked him what he was basing his assessment on talking about this in these terms, is that we know that, search demonstrates that a large number of people don't feel they are going to be able to pay their fuel bills this winter, and as a consequence, many people are likely to not to heat their homes, and the government's own vaccines minister recognised a few days ago, if people are cold, they are more susceptible to illnesses, to flu, to respiratory illness, and therefore more likely to be calling on the health service. now, that will be taking place in the context of a health service which

we decided we don't need more genders, less drag queens and more chuck norris.e believe there is no freedom in our order, if there is no order you get chaos. law enforcement agencies in hungary are guardians of freedom. therefore it should not protect criminals but protect those who are defending the law. they should be respected. so hungary is the safest country in europe. actually budapest is one of the few european capitals or you can walk around even and nighttime. in hungary you will only hear more -- to the police. a few remarks on taxation, dear friends. progressives always want your money. they love higher taxes. they believe people should have -- in their own hands. we introduced a flat tax on personal income which is currently 15%. and just 10 years time, we reduced the tax -- by 10% which will -- which was the biggest tax cut in europe. with the slow -- with this low tax, -- just recently they came under fire again that -- all european countries surrendered. hungary is the last man standing but the empire always fights back. the current u.s. administr

murray will begin his us open campaign against the argentine francisco cerundolo — while cameron norrieefending champion emma raducanu will also face a french opponent — starting against world number 37, alize cornet. elsewhere, harriet dart will take on the tenth seed, daria kasatkina, dan evans will playjiri vesely, and kyle edmund starts against casper ruud. one man who wont be competing at flushing meadows is three—time champion novak djokovic. the winner of 21 grand slams today confirmed that he won't be travelling to new york, because he has not had a covid—19 vaccine. since october 2021, the united states has banned non—vaccinated visitors. britain's tao geogheghan hart moved up to seventh in the overall standings, after stage six of the vuelta a espana, which took place in torrid conditions as the riders set off from bilbao in the first summit finish of the race. and the stage, trust me, was eventually won by australia's jay vine, with new overall leader remco evenepoel in second. trust me, they did finish, the gps was working. toulouse's time in rugby league's super league is o

housing head of a verse sabotage. section 2, testified on september the 12th 1939, a chief admiral can norris was instructed by 3rd wry, foreign minister, a yell at him on reuben truck. oh, it's necessary to reach out to the ukrainian nationalists with whom intelligence had already had military contact to cause an insurgency in poland, which would have as its result, the extermination of poles and jews from the testimony of an arrested member of the organisation of ukrainian nationalists in the summer of 1943, i was indeed given a rifle in the village of sketch of a vod noise district and joined the ukrainian nationalist organization which committed mass murder, opposed to no stand. no, it would be de la mute was reproduced kim, surgically jets gotten up, shook up to them. yeah, well, yes. have a lap terminal or start for while you push it or not to judge cut glue. here goes wrong. sure. she knew co park to renew. will you not recover your direction excluded? preferably deep who's in now? bob cheesy is sharleen. blanche to walk it more. robin wrote you rosara doll pvh from the testimony of an

they want less cross-dressers and more chuck norris, pulling on those american sentiment. they were saying things about gender identity. after hungarian women have their fourth child, they get a tax break. go marriott hungarian woman. -- go marry a hungarian woman. he wants the court the donald trump fan base because he's at cpac. donald trump is a criminal. if we are talking about upholding the laws of the united states, the full weight of the law for someone who tries to overthrow the government should be applied. i don't know why we are even making victor ormonde relevant. he does not emulate american ideals. we are a country of a multitude of people. guest: i agree. we should not be emulating him in this country. we our country of a multitude of people. we have different ethnic identities, different backgrounds. we are all immigrants from some part of the world. we have different views on family values. that is good. that is what has made america such a vibrant democracy for the last two plus centuries. we should be working to protect that. we are not going to agree on

people were willing to get away from the rambo and the chuck norris' and the false war that we had seenal with it and that was quite stunning. it was a stunning moment inbe or history because frankly i think it's up ronald reagan. he was on his way to among other things people forget this. we had the hearings and oliver north and six or seven people in reagan's administration resigned for macfarland and a whole group of people didte it was a scandal far than watergate. jeffrey garrett was here talking aboutat watergate. contra gate was much bigger because reagan was bringing arms to the iranians and sending the money to the contratr illegally. it was quite a scandal. >> ial watched salvador and if u haven't seen it a few years, re-watch it but it's just a fantastic movie. politically the monologue is in their and the performance unbelievable. going back to it how long did it take you to write and did you have to put it down and come back or did you go straight through? >> i went straight through. i had gotten out of movies for about a year and i got out of movies in 1995 after nixon i s

and went through the roof around the world and the timing was right and people can only mean chuck norris and the false seen pain and that was him spending and frankly, greg is about to invade nicaragua we have a hearing over north six or seven people in a group of far worse than working, previous jeffrey much bigger because greg was in her arms to iranians and sending money illegally so it was quite a scandal. >> i re- watched recently salvador, if you haven't seen it in a few years, rewatch it, it's fantastic. the monologues in their and jimmy what's, unbelievable. going back to chase daylight, the member, how long did it take you to write it? did you have to put it down and bring a backup or ghost through? >> i went straight through. i just got out of movies for about a year, i'm wrong. yeah, i got out of movies in 1995 after nixon stopped for a while and that's when i wrote it. is that when i wrote it? and confused i'm sorry, it's writing and writing. he asked about diary, i always keep a variety diary. i'm sorry, it's starting to get jumbled as you get to old. i wrote this in 2017. >

then who can save the worst things against the foreign norris, the immigrants, the muslims, and those who can say those things. they get more seeps in the parliament. and, and this is the issue going on for the, for from the day care. no. so so, so all those things, the a saying, this is not correct. a fault my saw you nodding along to some of what i mohammed was saying there, did you want to jump in? did you have a reaction to, to his remarks? is laws if they continue going without being stopped. and they said that very dangerous presidents, because this way you can take away any number of human rights or basic rights in society, from certain groups by just using these criteria, for example, been and what none. western grad criteria that has played a big part in passing this law. so this is very dangerous and it worries me and it creates a lot of fear and anxiety in immigrant fan brown working class neighborhoods in denmark and phantom. um, you know, the government is saying that the current tenant, in these neighborhoods that they are going to be offered alternative accommodation, b

lando norris says it's been a joy to work with daniel ricciardo after it was announced the australiannnounce his future plans in due course, adding he had no regrets despite being outshone by his younger team—mate. he's expected to be replaced by formula two champion and fellow australian oscar piastri. golf's pga tour has announced a raft of measures to boost player earnings — in what appears to be a move to stem the exodus of players to the lucrative saudi funded liv golf series. following a meeting with the likes of rory mcilroy and tiger woods, the tour has announced more prizes money and rewards for the top players and top tournament. it will also guarantee income for lower ranked players. that's all the sport for now. let's get more on ukraine. in retaliation for its full scale invasion six months ago, a third of it has a population have been operated from the war. many of the refugees have been rehomed here in the uk. so how is the uk refugee programme going and what more can be done to help? 2,000 miles from ukraine, the somerset village of oak hill — now home to dozens of ref

hungary is just big norris the restrictions. well, i think how hungary is obviously, you know, you can all make me white vulnerable. i mean, it's a small country. it's not by any means one of the richest countries in europe. it's also come into conflict with the powers that be in the european union and in europe in unit is withholding problems from hungary, the overrule of low issues or other some nonsense. so or band can see the writing on the wall, which is at some point the urban unit is just a couple whole funds to hungary, so hungry has to divert it by. it can all make relations and particularly it's energy sources. so he has working agreements not only with russia, but with china so that you know, that he can't go along depending on the european union, korean union may, you know, i mean, the not too distant future just get hungry out together. so he's looking forward to getting hungry in the next few years and he had to rush is roughly and also says that hungary, in russia, other mutual projects. so suppose you could say t

of a surprise but still showing the good form that saw him make the semi—finals at wimbledon, cam norrieough to the last sixteen. the british number one beat dutchman botick van de zandskhulp in straight sets in just over an hour. after saying she's ready to start "evolving away" from tennis, serena williams was back in action at the wta event in in toronto overnight, but suffered defeat to olympic champion belinda bencic, the swiss player coming through in straight sets in the second round. in a recent interview, williams says she didn't like the word "retirement", but made it clear she'll be calling time on her career, which has seen her win the most singles grand slam titles of anyone in the open era. canada saying goodbye to williams in the early hours and it will fittingly be the united states where she plays next and probably for the last time at the us open later this month. and eve muirhead has announced her retirement from curling. the gb skip guided the british women's team to gold at this year's beijing winter olympics. it was her fourth games, having first led the team at van

people were willing finally to get away from rambo and chuck norris and the full swore that we had seen. and deal with it. that was. >> .it was a stunning moment in our history to because frankly i think it screwed up ronald reagan. he was on his way to a mother among other things hewas about to invade nicaragua . then we had the contragate hearings and oliver north six or seven people in reagan's administration resigned . it was a whole group of people. it was a dirty scandal, far worse than watergate. jeffrey garrett was here talking about watergate contragate was much bigger because reagan was giving arms to the iranians. and sending the money to the contrast you legally so it was quite a scandal. >> i will say i reached watched recently salvador. re-watch it, it's fantastic. it's just a fantastic movie. politically, logs in there and jenny was, the performance he gets out of him, unbelievable. going back to chasing daylight, did you have to put it down htand bring it back up you go straight through ? >> i went straight through. i had just got out of movies for about a year or two ye

dire need of help after don't devastating floods uncommon as it come all in pakistan for anti terran norris to be used against political leaders. yes, anti chair laws as well as can came to now other politicians have been accused of condemned. the court has been lenient in some cases. they have sent some political leaders to break the net read. however, the anti terrorism law age. i've got another matter around con will be appearing in court after he got back from that court till the 2nd. so he will be appearing in that anti database gauge, which is seen as politically motivated because it did not involve any act of data that this was politics. and the government is trying to use this as a tool to try to get qualify and run hon or to put them in prison because they see him as a major challenge to the multi party coalition. that is ruling at the moment. come on. hi there. joining us that from as long as thanks very much said i had her on al jazeera relatives demand on says as a such team struggles to a trade the wreckage of a boat off the coast of lebanon plus, do not drink water to be clear

british number one cameron norrie is through to the final of the los cabos open in mexico after beatingdred, alex hales and joe root inspired trent rockets to a six—wicket win over birmingham phoenix. root scored 34 off 26 balls including this six with hales adding a further 58 towards the chase of 147 to win — a target which the rockets reached with three balls to spare. new zealand suffered their fifth defeat in six matches as they slumped to 26—10 defeat at the hands of world champions south africa in the opening fixture of the 2022 rugby championship. the result will place even more pressure on underfire head coach ian foster off the back of their home series defeat to ireland last month. great britain women's american football team take on the united states of america in the women's world championship final tomorrow. it's their first time in the final after beating canada 20—13 in the semis, thanks to a touchdown with just seconds left. middle linebacker bo steward says they're embracing going up against the tournament favourites. i'm100% confident, we as a team have always lived u

meanwhle, dan evans, jack draper and cameron norrie all through — norrie, the wimbledon semi finalisthe was beaten in the first round by taylor fritz. well, that comes as serena williams says she will evelove away from tenis after the year's final grand slam, suggesting she's ready to retire. the 23 time champion told vogue's september issue that she never liked the word "retirement" but that the best word to describe what she's up to is evolution, evolving away from tennis. she says she will play at the us open later this month. there were hints when she spoke to the media this week at the canadian open after winning herfirst singles match in over a year. i guess there isjust i guess there is just a i guess there isjust a light i guess there is just a light at the end of the tunnel!— end of the tunnel! laughter what is that _ end of the tunnel! laughter what is that like? _ end of the tunnel! laughter what is that like? i _ end of the tunnel! laughter what is that like? i don't - end of the tunnel! laughter | what is that like? i don't know, end of the tunnel! laughter - what is that

and norrie will face andy murray next.ht champion of the world once again. he faces 0leksandr usyk in a rematch on saturday night in saudi arabia — 11 months on after being beaten by the ukrainian in london. after that defeat, joshua says he wanted to reinvent himself — and now believes he's ready to take back his world heavyweight belts. i know his tricks, i know what he's doing, and i know what i want to do. and i haven't done the same things as last time in training camp. i've kind of moved on and used that information to kind of push me on throughout this training camp, i think. well, i hope so! more build—up to that on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. more now on the latest figures which show the value of pay fell at its fastest rate on record in the three months tojune, when inflation was taken into account. the office for national statistics says regular pay excluding bonuses grew by 4.7% one of the biggest average pay rises of the last 15 years. but, when adjusted for rising prices, pay dropped

britain's cameron norrie is one win away from reaching the final of the cincinatti open — he'll facein over the third seed, carlos alcaraz, in the quarter—finals. he was up a set and a break but lost the second set tie break before coming through 6—4 in the decider. of it is funny how tennis works, you know? i started the tournament playing so tight, playing terribly, i won a couple of tough matches, and i found some confidence yesterday, and i found myself in the semifinals, and i'm feeling really good about my game and hitting the ball really well. both tottenham and rangers can move to the top of the premier league and scottish premiership respectively this lunchtime. both their matches are approaching half—time and... spurs, who host winless wolves, are goalless. there's more on the bbc sport website, including the preliminary round of the fa cup. 1882 semifinalists marlow taking on thame united. mahmoud 2—0 up. but her ability to work proposals forward was like what will —— marlow. is you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is