ipswich haven't beaten norwich. ipswich haven't beaten norwich for nine years.estion the tail. due remember the outfit in the back of his car? we've got to remember to get on with the cricket. it's all about building a big enough lead for england today in the 11th test at southampton. they'll resume the day 21 runs behind india, with all of their second innings, wickets, in tact. england can wrap up the series with victory on the south coast...they‘re back in the match thanks to moeen ali who took 5 wickets, on the 2nd day. i enjoyed going back to county cricket and having a break. it's nice to get a call up when you are in decent nick with the bat and ball. you can have the confidence to come back into the game. it's doing what county cricket should be doing, giving you confidence. to come back into the test side and perform. to the us open, and serena won the battle of the williams sisters to progress through to fourth round. the 23—time grand slam champion, beat sister venus in straight sets, and said it was the best she'd played, since returning to the sport

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and a 2—1 win for norwich at reading.super league, and it's now two goal—less draws out of two for defending champions chelsea. they drew 0—0 at bristol city. a 1—0 win for birmingham at home to brighton. no goals between west ham and reading, but plenty for arsenal at yeovil, 7—0. jordan nobbs with a couple for them. ben stokes and alex hales have been included in england's one—day squad to tour sri lanka this autumn after being charged by the ecb with bringing the game into disrepute. the pair face a disciplinary hearing in decemberfollowing an incident outside a bristol nightclub in 2017, and that hearing will take place between england's tours to sri lanka and west indies. this is the full squad, which includes warwickshire bowler olly stone. he's been given a first call—up as a replacement for liam plunkett, who will miss the first three matches for his wedding. the build—up to this saturday's world heavyweight title clash between britain's undefeated anthonyjoshua and russia's alexander povetkin continues. the promo

a separatist group that runs iran's hoess some provinces are the norwich province the home to the contras are a minority to be separated from from the country they claimed responsibility as spokesperson gave interviews to numerous exam television they spoke to the b.b.c.'s persian in london these both iran international in london. and they claim responsibility for the attack and then hours later later unlike news agencies which is the isis the islamic state official agency day also claimed responsibility i mean it's unclear whether there's any links between to support his group and i sits or what it is i mean i asked in previous times isis is just exploiting the situation and to claim responsibility it is just too early to say if it was carried out by or as claimed by the separatist group by the separatist group right and iran's foreign minister has responded to this attack jeff azari of has tweeted that iran holds regional terrorist sponsors and they us must is responsible for such attacks iran will respond swiftly and decisively. what action is iran likely to take now. in iran for many

middlesboro and leicester needed penalties to progress and a seven goal thriller at wycombe — the visitors norwich4—1 at one stage. full details on the bbc sport website. in the scottish league cup, just the one game — hibernian and aberdeen couldn't find the net — goalless after extra time. the match went to penalties where aberdeen came out on top. thomas agyepong's penalty for hibs came back off the crossbar and aberdeen won the shoot out. manager nick cushing has praised manchester city captain steph houghton‘s professionalism, following her husband stephen darby's retirement. the bolton right—back was forced to end his playing career after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease. city host atletico madrid in the second leg of their champions league round of 32 match tomorrow. steph is steph, the england captain and the city captain for a reason. when you are a top leader, football is very important to her. she comes in and she trains like she always has done, and she applies herself as she always has done. her family is also important to her and manchester city, and all of us will support

and this is a similar story for hall, for birmingham, for norwich, this temperatures into the low 20sd to edge its way for the north for a time. it will then sink its way southeast towards us again as we go through the day on thursday. it is a weakening feature so a band of cloud and patchy rain sinking its way southeast worth across scotland and northern ireland to the southeast of that, some fog patches to start the day. then we see some sunshine and some real work across southern and eastern areas. this is the warmest day of the week with temperatures up to around 23 degrees. but behind this weakening band of cloud and rain, there's some fresh air working its way. and as we go through thursday night, we push that band of cloud just a few spots of rain by this stage southwards. this associated with a cold front. behind that we get into some fresher air, high pressure still in charge building its way back in from the west. so what that means for you as you head towards the weekend is that we will see some cool days, some chilly nights, some spells of sunshine and for most of us, it w

this is the scene in norwich earlier this afternoon.ontinue to slowly slide south and east through this evening and overnight. we will end the day still with some fairly strong winds particularly across northern and western scotland. these are the average speeds but the gusts of the western isles and the highlands could be 45 or 55 miles per hour. temperatures not much higher than 12 or 13 but further south ending the day between 16 and 18. this evening and overnight outbreaks of rain continued to work south and east much weaker and patchy. behind it clearer skies. blustery showers to the far north of scotland. ahead of that, under clear skies across southern counties of england and wales, temperatures could get down to two or three celsius in more rural spots. 5—9 for most. on sunday still following this front continuing to work its way south and east. it runs into an area of high pressure so the rain tends to fizzle out and cloud will thin. a cold front behind that with colder air behind. cooler—feeling across most of the uk tomorrow.

this is the thing in norwich earlier this afternoon.ferent story further north and west. the four north—west of england and northern ireland and scotland. stronger winds and blustery showers. all connected to the system which will continue to slowly slide south and east through this evening and overnight. it will end the day still with some fairly strong winds particularly across northern and western scotland. these are the average speeds but the ghosts of the western isles and the highlands could be 45 or 55 miles per hour. temperatures not much higher than 12 or 13 but further south ending the day between 16 and 18. this evening and overnight outbreaks of rain continued to work south and east much weaker and patchy. behind it clearer skies. blustery showers with the far north of scotland. ahead of that under clear skies across southern counties of england and wales temperatures could get down to two or three celsius in more rural spots. five and nine for most. 0n celsius in more rural spots. five and nine for most. on sunday still fol

just beginning to creep up and norwich just beginning to creep upa and norwich just beginning to creep. for many, it will also turn a bit warmer. today at 5 — two russian men deny being involved in the salisbury chemical attack — they claim they were just tourists. the men — interviewed on russian state tv — admit being in salisbury in march — but say they were sightseeing. our 0urfriends had been suggesting our friends had been suggesting for a long time that we visit this wonderful town. salisbury? a wonderful town? yes. but the british government says it's just another case of russian lies and obfuscation. we'll have the latest reaction. the other main stories on bbc news at 5... preparing for a no—deal brexit — the cabinet meets to discuss contingencies in the event of no agreement between britain and the eu. a romanian tourist describes how he almostjumped in the thames after last year's westminster bridge attack in his frantic search for his girlfriend.

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september afternoon for much of england and wales, plenty of sunshine around, that is the case in norwichorth, across scotland and northern ireland more cloud, stronger winds and outbreaks of rain with show was never too far away. the western islands and highlands of scotla nd the western islands and highlands of scotland see blustery showers through this afternoon, mainly dry across northern ireland and southern scotla nd across northern ireland and southern scotland but cloud and windy, the best of the sunshine across much of england and wales away from the far north—west of england. these are the average wind strength through the afternoon, stronger gusts for the northern and western isles of scotland. temperature is not much higher than 12 or 13, and the sunshine up to 17 or 18. sherrin is connected to a cold front sliding south and east overnight, clear skies and blustery showers across scotla nd skies and blustery showers across scotland but clear skies across a large part of england and wales and turning cloudy through the night as it sits south. ahead of the front chilly condition

scotland and northern ireland, overnight temperatures may be 7 degrees in stornoway, maybe eight in norwich is possible and the weather front dividing warm air in the south—east from cooler air to the north—west, so from cooler air to the north—west, $03 from cooler air to the north—west, so a bit of rain across northern england fringing into southern and eastern scotland, and it will be a one day, temperatures into the 20s, perhaps 2a degrees in london but despite sunshine returning to scotla nd despite sunshine returning to scotland and northern ireland, we stay between 1a and 17 degrees. on tuesday this weather front will be dying away, not much more than a band of cloud, some sunshine but temperatures will be dropping. towards the end of the week, a change in the forecast because this next system pushing into the north—west will spin itself up into an area of low pressure close to the british isles, so towards thursday and friday, there was likely to be rain at times and a much cooler feel. generally it will turn cooler, often dry at first, with some sunshine there is a chance of rain l

this was norwich earlier this afternoon. a slightly different story further north and west.s evening and overnight. it will end the day but some strong winds particularly across northern and western scotland. these are average speed but the gusts for the western isles and highlands could be 4555 mph. temperatures not much higher than 1213 but had further south across much of england and wales will end the day with between 16 and 18. this evening and overnight outbreaks of rain continued to work south and east. much weaker and patchy as they did. clearer skies behind. ahead of it under clearer skies southern counties of england and wales, temperatures two or three celsius in more rural spots but five and nine for most. sunday still following the progress of this front, continuing to work its way south and east. it i’u ns to work its way south and east. it runs into high so rain tends to fizzle out and global thin and bright. behind it, a cold front is so some bright. behind it, a cold front is so some colder air behind. a cooler day across most of the uk through tomorrow. we

centre in norwich, but also in waes haven whereas you know and i thank you, the v.a. has allocated $17 million to invest in new sterilization equipment and the department which will help resolve the current challenges. i'll put it you have mystically in the sterilizing and surgical commitment due to outdated infrastructure. i would suggest to you more than just that sort of band-aid is necessary. there has to be a rebuilding, and a refit iting. in fact, there are many more infrastructure challenges to follow at west haven. and west haven is only one example of the infrastructure challenges faced by the v.a. as you work with the white house on the president's budget request for conclufiscal year 2 hope you have a plan and specific actions for the next five to ten years to invest. it can't be just one year. it has to be a multi-year investment in the bricks and mortar of the veterans health care system. >> yes, sir, and the other thing -- i agree with that. and i am taking a close look at the office of construction and logistics and i have made a commitment during my co

season with a one all draw at millwall were many top of the leak with middlesbrough being defeated by norwichhletic. wigan were down to ten meb around the hour mark. reading got their first win of the league season thanks to a late winner from leandro bacuna. 3—2 the final score. while swansea were held to a goalless draw by nottingham forrest. in the scottish premiership, celtic were held to a goalless draw at saint mirren last night. the rangers thrashed dundee. a—nil. steven gerrard's side are fourth in the table. hibernian beat kilmarnock 3—2. hamilton beat livingston one—nil. while hearts remain top and are five points clear after a i—nil win at motherwell. saintjohnstone and aberdeen drew one—all. lewis hamilton has taken pole position for the singapore grand prix with a first lap in the final qualifying session that he himself described as "magic" while his team called it "epic". red bull's max verstappen will start in second place while title rival sebastian vettel was third. nick parrot has the details. the marina—based street circuit is the most challenging track of the year accordi

there were also wins for sheffield united, norwich and swansea.eague results with a one—nil victory over aberdeen this afternoon. relief there. elsewhere today dundee have picked up their first points of the season with a 2—0 win at hamilton. leaders hearts have a five point lead following their 2—1 victory over stjohnstone. there were also wins for kilmarnock and hibernian. also coming up in the programme... saracens perfect start to the season continues — today's victims were bath. and riding into the rainbow stripes — dutchwoman anna van der breggen wins the women's world road race title. it is grand prix weekend of course. mercedes dominated qualifying for tomorrow's grand prix — but its valterri bottas on pole — not lewis hamilton. hamilton made a couple of errors which saw him lose out to his team—mate. his nearest rival for the drivers championship — sebastian vettel — has vowed to attack from third on the grid. nick parrott reports. sochi's olympic park is mercedes' playground. they have won every russian grand prix since it started in 201

the norwich are qpr. -- rb —— rb team qpr. we've had lots of ties in the fa cup today.ying round, this is. five second—half goals, including this driven effort from brett williams, helped torquay to a thumping 7—0 victory. all the results of today's fa cup results and of the football league, head over to the bbc sport wesite. the scottish premiership leaders hearts have dropped points for the first time this season. they were held to a goaless draw by third—placed livingstone. stephen naismith actually had a penalty saved for hearts. aberdeen beat motherwell1—0. hibs are second after their 3—0 win at dundee. dundee still without a point this season. rangers face stjohnstone. celtic are at kilmarnock tomorrow. hamilton moved up to ninth in the table after beating st mirren 3—0. mickel miller struck twice. his second was the pick of the bunch. holly is back. said you would be, didn't i? ? the programme. —— 20 more on the programme. we'll hear from andy murray on why he's cutting his season short. and back in the swing. 0llie fisher made european tour history yesterday. bu

the visitors, norwich, hung on in the end, they were 4—1 at one stage.s where aberdeen came out on top. thomas agyepong's penalty for hibs came back off the crossbar, and aberdeen won the shootout. we are just three days from the start of the 42nd ryder cup, which is taking place at le golf national in paris. the big star of the show is tiger woods, who arrives fresh off the back of his first pga win in five years. tiger woods is looking forward to taking on some of the younger stars who were not playing when he was at his best. the younger guys were on their way in when i was on my way out, and they had never really played against me, when i was playing well. it has been five years since i won a golf tournament, i feel like i have always been a tough person to beat, and they have been jokingly saying that, you know, we wa nt to jokingly saying that, you know, we want to go against you. all right, here we go. boxer billyjoe saunders has been fined £100,000 and given a severe reprimand about his future conduct after a social media video from him which the

and amelia reynolds, in knowledge —— norwich. a bumper year for the bees and honey production.is a bumper honey production. we have been to one beekeeper in suffolk who has 17 hives, about 1 million beekeeper in suffolk who has 17 hives, about1 million bees and even though he said it was a cold winter and things started slowly the summer has more than made up it and he thinks production is by about a third and he estimates he will be able to produce about 3000 jars of honey and also says it will taste particularly nice this year as well. what i've noticed when i have been extracting is they have brought in quite a lot of borage, blackberry and quite a lot of honeydew. and you can tell that by the colour? the borage is very pale, white, the blackberry is very golden amber honeydew is a very dark brown and very strong tasting. i must say i don't like arnie at all, so never mind. never mind. you can't win them all. a bumper year for mind. never mind. you can't win them all. a bumper yearfor honey production, but what about the bees themselves? we often hear they are in trouble gen

an overnight low of two in norwich.d perhaps the far north of northern england, more cloud and rain, the heaviest of which will be across northern and western parts of scotland. eastern won't have as heavy rain. temperatures creeping up on the date. tomorrow we're looking at 17-19 -- on the date. tomorrow we're looking at 17—19 —— on today. on wednesday, for northern ireland, northern england and scotland, a bit more cloud around, also spots of rain. for the rest of england and wales, more sunshine and temperatures up to about 20. by the time we get to thursday, parts of the south—east could have temperatures back up at 23, pretty good for this time of year romelu and dan. also when you're standing in the freezing cold it must sound nice! —— this time of year, lou and dan. you haven't got your gloves today! i know, i wish i had brought them! poor preparation! i will have them tomorrow. sean is here talking about petrol pump prices. not easy today, you have to be careful when you say that! if you've been filling up your

bristol city put 4 goals past blackburn, and the east anglia derby ended ipswich 1 norwich 1.stle falcons. a debut try from alex lewington helped the champions to a 17—9 lead at half—time after an off—load from owen farrell allowed lewington to trot over the line. the falcons made a good start to the second period and wilson got this second try of the match, reducing the gap one point with flood's conversion. but saracens stepped up the gear in the final few mintues and wrapped up the win with a bonus point try from nick tompkins. the final score was 32—21 to saracens. cycling's tour de britain got under way in wales today. the race featured the four—time tour de france winner chris froome as well as the winner of this years event, geraint thomas. the stage was won by german rider andre greipel beating caleb ewan and fernando gaviria to the finish line in newport simon yates is the new leader of the vuelta a espana afterfinishing ninth on the toughest mountain stage of the race so far. stage nine up la covetilla was won by american ben king, whose brilliant solo effort earned

beauty campaign is celebrated as the landlocked judgment was delivered it strikes down a colonial era norwich made almost sexual acts punishment by up to ten years in prison this is about the freedoms of indian citizens in a democracy it is not just about sex it is about how we treat our own citizens and to my mind the government has no place in the bedroom the government has no place in the private lives of individuals and how little bottle of time today we gained independence before we were trapped in this country but today is our independence day and a quick reminder you can catch up with all the stories were reporting on not by checking out our website address that is dot com and you can watch us live by clicking on the live icon. watching out zero reminder of the top stories senior officials from the trumpet ministration and denying that the anonymous author of a new york times article about the us president opinion piece describes a revolt inside the white house and members of the administration are actively working against him if it is what it is purported to be it is sad that you have

quite a frenetic start at adams park, norwich leading 2—1 at wycombe. is in the dugout as manager of derby. facing his old boss jose mourihno at old trafford. that an eight o'clock kick—off. united leading that one thanks tojuan mata in the third minute. full coverage across 5 live and the bbc sport website. well on manchester united, jose mourihno has told paul pogba he will not captain the club again because of concerns about the midfielder‘s attitude. he was told of the decision before the game and is not in the squad. in the scottish league cup, just one game goalless between hibernian and aberdeen. the build up is well and truly on ahead of this week's ryder cup in france. as europe look to wrestle back the title from the usa, tiger woods despite his great comeback win on sunday, actually hasn't got the best record in the competition and is hoping to improve that but also he's looking forward to taking on some of the younger stars, who weren't even playing when he was at his best. the younger guys were on their way in wheni the younger guys were on

sanctions on wednesday there will be a vote here at the european parliament on whether or not to norwichrticle seven that is the highest punishment that the e.u. parliament could actually give in fact they've never they've never launched that action before and it could lead to hungary losing its e.u. council voting rights it would be very serious indeed for hungry in terms of its international stature but there are some experts say that for somebody like victor or bond it might actually play in his favor by the way bolstering his image back home is that anti e.u. far right leader but i did speak to one green opposition hungary an m.p. who said something very interesting he said you know that although there's a lot of focus on immigration here we're talking about. strategies and policies of the refugees he said but for him and many hunger is the real concern is the fact the civil liberties are really being eroded across the country thank you very much from strasburg natasha but. at least thirty two civilians have been killed in a suicide attack in eastern afghanistan it happened during a

have you touched the ground, have you been to norwich?and had two hours sleep. sorry about that. thank you for having me on. how did that go? i was playing the international tennis federation rules, we had a challenge, lots of people... lots of good rallies. yes, but you thrashed me. you have had lots of doubles titles but the singles, to get this, what does it mean? it means a lot. i haven't won since the french open last year. it felt like it was a long time. it was awesome to get the win at wimbledon for us and to retain the doubles title in the us last year, and to go to the us and make the double was something that meant a lot. you were delayed, weren't you? i am really interested in the mental strength that you have. any champion has. what happened, first of all, and how did you deal with it? happened, first of all, and how did you dealwith it? it happened, first of all, and how did you deal with it? it was partly my fault. i didn't have to stop over in chicago. i was taking my brother a long. meeting my family atjfk. meeting in chi

notice there is a bit of rain potentially on the way for norwich, maybe that south eastern portion ofn tomorrow. still 21 in london but fresher there in the north—west. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: the labour party's national executive has started its crunch talks over whether to adopt in full the international definition of anti—semitism. jeremy corbyn supporters and opponents have been protesting outside the party's london headquaters. tsb's chief executive paul pester has resigned after a botched computer upgrade earlier this year caused online banking chaos for customers. an online test taken by almost two million people suggests four out of five adults are at risk of heart disease, public health england have said. and scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon has set out her latest programme for the government, announcing what she describes as the ‘most ambitious long—term level of infrastructure spend that scotland has ever seen' let's get the sport now from sarah in the bbc sport centre and roger federer, very forlorn figure? no grand slam number 21 in new york this

, temperatures the likes of london and norwichjust beginning temperatures the likes of london and norwich week, spells of wet and windy weather but for many it is also turning a bit warmer. two russian men appear on state tv to say they're wrongly accused of the salisbury poisonings, they say they were just tourists in the city. the men admit to being in salisbury in march. they say they'd been encouraged by friends to visit the sights. there is the famous salisbury cathedral. it is famous for its 123 metre it is famous for its 123 metre spire. we'll hear more about that television appearance, live from moscow. also this lunchtime. preparing for a no—deal brexit the cabinet meets to discuss contingencies, in the event of no agreement between britain and the eu. any responsible government would need to be prepared for the unlikely and regrettable scenario where the negotiations don't reach a positive conclusion. a positive conclusion. a dramatic fall in profits at thejohn lewis partnership down

norwich come even in the middle of the city, two celsius.countryside, it could easily get down to freezing, but not quite as cold western and northern parts, because the weather will be getting a bit more lively. these frontal systems start to squash in through the early part of tuesday, sun released in scotland, england and wales, after a chilly start, it will stay fine with some spells of sunshine. but for northern ireland and western scotland, it'll cloud over. outbreaks of rain, the wind picking up, because the rain is good to come in from the south—west, sta rts good to come in from the south—west, starts to notice those temperatures climbing just a little bit, 1a to 17, maybe 18 celsius in the south. for southern areas, the coldest of the weather during tuesday night, further north actually a relatively mild night, double digits for some, because we will keep more of a breeze, we will keep more cloud and outbreaks of rain will continue to pile on, particularly across western scotland. some hills and mountains could see up to 100 millim