so to old trafford for the end of the series as changeable as the local weather.the sinking at trent ridge, then renewal at the oval, joe root must feel he has been england captain for three years, not three matches. full of confidence after last week and obviously the last couple of days with the weather hasn't been ideal, but we got stuck in and made the most of it and we are looking forward to getting going again now. 0bviously are looking forward to getting going again now. obviously it's a new challenge, new surface against a side that are good at bouncing back on we know we can't take anything for granted and we won't take them lately at any stage. where next? indoors for a start. this is manchester after all. england including steven finn were kept out of the drizzle, although being under a roof doesn't give you cover from everything. joe root hasn't seen the pitch, so we can't see the team. the weather is one of the many unknowns about this test. in the work to do at old trafford to get the pitch ready for tomorrow. plenty of work for england. they lost th

part of old trafford took his name. the james anderson end, something for lancastrians to look up to. the man himself had to watch someone else bowl the first over from it. keatonjennings was reprieved by fingertips, but later condemned by a feather. caught behind forjust 17, but on a ground still recovering from holding a radiohead concert, no alarms are no surprises with alastair cook at the crease. all suitably sedate until a wake—up call just after two. cook caught quinton de kock. not long later, tom westley followed rather more spectacularly. the first wicket at the anderson and may be remembered for its capture rather than its bowler. the first man to deprive the keeper of a catch was the captain, faff du plessis, england four down. there was a reliable reservoir of runs remaining. joe root made his way to 50 as he has in ten straight tests. manchester saluted a yorkshire men. perhaps he was overwhelmed by the punt pennine affection. not long later, it came to an end. in lengthening shadows, time for reassuring b

to old trafford for the end of the series as changeable as the weather.es. full of confidence after last week and the weather has not been ideal in terms of preparation but we got stuck in and made the most of it and looking forward to getting out. it isa looking forward to getting out. it is a new challenge on a new service against this site and we cannot take anything for granted or take them lightly at all. where next? indoors, for a start. england were kept out of the result although the under a roof does not get you cover from everything. whether one of the many —— weather isn‘t one of the many unknowns. plenty for the growing staff to do to get the picture ready and plenty for england to do. they have lost the last match in eight of the last nine test series. south africa have bounced back in this series once already. they arrived with optimism and honesty. when one team is top for a couple of days... we have spoken about areas where we can improve and it is important to put that to bed. one tea m important to put that to bed. one team trying to win

and it's raining at old trafford!n elgar could sit down early. stuart broad, had england on their way. beautiful bowling. at times like this they feel they can take a wicket with every ball. they were convinced here. the umpire wasn't. the technology showed why he's paid to decide. no way, paul, not out. a temporary reprieve, heino kuhn couldn't survive. james anderson got him in the end. batting is tough, and, for england, it is looking like a beautiful day. south africa, 34—2 and in big trouble. the only proviso for england, more rain expected tomorrow, but they should think this match should be wrapped up by them. this england team isn't without its problems but with the ashes coming up problems but with the ashes coming up this winter, they are on the brink of a very impressive series victory. patrick gearey at old trafford, thank you very much. jeremy clarkson says he will be off work for quite some time after contracting pneumonia. the former top gear start ended up in hospital on friday in majorca. he has thank

you can't visit this old trafford without being reminded of the other old trafford.me next weekend the traffic will be heading to the other end. while this old trafford has the attention, at least it has a game to hold it, england ahead in the series but not yet secure in the test. what happens next could be crucial. it all set off at premier league pace, jonny bairstow held england together, mixing the skills with the physical and at times the magical. 90 minutes played he was on 99, focus, one more. johnny was sorry. more importantly, he got england to 362, now james anderson bowling from the james anderson and, —— end, named yesterday, christened with his third bolt —— ball, today. a roar that reminds of united at home, england made further progress, as they had three by tea including hashim amla, always a symbolic wicket. england brought back anderson who blew his house down. same over, same result, now faf du plessis out. this was one of those anderson spells, brilliant and nonchalant. this test is quickly moving on without them and with it the series. alex hale

our sports correspondent patrick gearey is at old trafford.inal test in eight of the last nine series. their form is as changeable as the local weather here in manchester so just as well they have a man in their side who knows this ground so well he is officially now part of it. the first morning of the test, a good time to get a new bit of kit. james anderson took this frame, part of old trafford took his name. the pavilion end now the james anderson end, a title chosen by lancastrians for a lancastrian. england's record wicket taker had to watch the first over bowled from it, kagiso rabada of south africa nearly channelled jimmy, keaton jennings escaped of south africa nearly channelled jimmy, keatonjennings escaped this time. the outfield here has suffered since a radiohead concert was held on ita since a radiohead concert was held on it a few weeks ago, still no alarms and no surprises for anyone in the first half an hour. nothing is truly calm when you are still finding your way is truly calm when you are still finding yourway in is truly

and romelu lukaku scores twice for manchester united as they put four past a hapless west ham at old trafford. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that justin thomas in the past couple of hours has claimed the uspga championship at quail hollow in north carolina. the american was a two stroke winner on 8—under to win his first major title. some remarkable play on the last nine holes saw the 24—year—old from kentucky fire four birdies in a seven—hole stretch with one on the 10th that hung on the edge of the hole for what seemed like an eternity, before eventually dropping in. like magic. and despite bogeying the last on a day where the lead was held by five players at one stage he held enough of a lead to claim the wannamaker trophy in what was his fourth victory of the season. so confirmation of the thomas win with his good friend jordan spieth who was looking to become the youngest career grand slam winner finishing on 2—over, but for all the latest head to bbc.com/sport. world number four rory mcilroy went into the tournament as one of the favourites but finishe

you can't get away from james anderson at old trafford, is a must on part of the grand, all over theth african wickets today, and he will have his eye on it. the scottish premiership season has kicked off today, and celtic began the defence of their title with a convincing victory over hearts. scotland striker leigh griffiths scored twice in the 4—1 win at celtic park. there were also opening day wins for ross county, hibernian and stjohnstone. england's georgia hall is tied for second place at the women's british open at kingsbarns in fife. she double bogeyed holes 16 and 17 to slip to six shots behind the leader — ik kim of south korea, who finished the day on i7—under par after three rounds. alastair brownlee won't race again this season. the double olympic champion has had hip surgery on a recurrent injury and hopes the decision will prolong his career. details of the day's other sports stories are on the bbc sport website, including the british wheelchair tennis championships, where britain's alfie hewett is through to the final, and of course, there's all the latest from the wo

the old trafford crowd a re pressure was building.seemed harsh on danny simpson, the debate was over quickly. romilly lukaku could not ta ke quickly. romilly lukaku could not take advantage. lester's defence remained resolute until they were broken by marcus rashford, the substitute making it crucial contribution. he was not the only one making an impact from the bench. maren fellaini sealed all three points. not a perfect goal, but the start of the season for manchester united remains perfect. in the day's other premier league matches a 97th minute goal from raheem sterling earned manchester city a 2—1 win at bournemouth. crystal palace are still without a win this season — they were beaten 2—0 at home to swansea. it was goalless between huddersfield and southampton. newcastle secured their first win of the season over west ham — 3—0 the score at st james's park. miguel britos was sent off for a terrible tackle in the goalless draw between watford and swansea. in the scottish premiership, celtic were held to a surprising 1—1 draw at

part of old trafford took his name.nd, now the james anderson and, something for lancastrians to look up to. the man himself had to watch the first —— someone else bowl the first over from it. keaton jennings was reprieved by fingertips, but later condemned by a feather. caught behind forjust 17, feather. caught behind forjust17, but on a ground still recovering from holding a radiohead concert, no alarms are no surprises with alastair cook at the crease. all suitably sedate until a wake—up call just after two. cook caught quinton de kock. not long later, tom westley followed rather more spectacularly. the first wicket at the anderson and may be remembered for its capture rather than its bowler. the first man to deprive the keeper of a catch was the captain, faff du plessis, england four down. there was a reliable reservoir of runs remaining. joe root made his way to 50 as he has in ten straight tests. manchester saluted a yorkshire men. perhaps he was overwhelmed by the punt pennine affection. not long later, it came t

you can't visit this old trafford without being reminded of the other one.her end of warwick road. but while this old trafford has the attention, at least it has a game to hold it. englund are ahead in the series but not yet secure in the test. what happens next could be crucial. it set off a premier league base with runs, wickets and adrenaline. jonny ba i rstow held wickets and adrenaline. jonny bairstow held england together, mixing the skilful with the physical and at times the magical. with 90 minutes played he was 99, focus, one more. . . minutes played he was 99, focus, one more... bowls. johnny, we are sorry. more importantly, he had got england to 362. james anderson building from the james anderson end, named yesterday and christened with his first ball today. a roar that reminds us of united at home. england made further progress. they had three by tea—time, including hashim amla, always symbolic full stop. england brought back anderson who blew down his house. same over, same result, no faf du plessis was out, and the game is back in fast forward

patrick gearey reports from old trafford. day four, the morning after the downpour before.w one day like this that's clear could see them right. just went into their shell. last orders for south africa in this series. score 380 to win, unlikely. rain offered them temporary protection but when it cleared, dean elgar was defenceless. heino kuhn and temba bavuma could also sit down early for lunch. but in hashim amla, south africa have a rare endurance batsman. for a while, england could see no way past him so they asked the technology. was he lbw? he was safe if his bat had touched the ball. the third umpire thought it hadn't — out. was that the moment south africa knew they were done? de kock, de bruyne, departed, sent on their way by moeen ali. captain du plessis could only watch and eventually follow. jimmy anderson got him. the game was finished by the man of the match and the series, magic moeen. it had taken a while but it was now looking like a beautiful day. so all done before tomorrow's predicted rain. england are not perfect butjoe root‘s first series as captain has

to old trafford for the end of a series as changeable as the local weather.nt bridge, then renewal at the oval. joe root must feel he has been england captain for three years, not three matches. full of confidence after last week. obviously the last couple of days with the weather had not been ideal in terms of preparation, but we have got stuck in and made the most of it. looking forward to getting going again. it's a new challenge, new service against the side that are very good batting. we know we can't ta ke very good batting. we know we can't take anything for granted or take them lightly at any stage. where next? indoors, for a start. this is manchester, after all. england now including steven finn were kept out of the drizzle although being under roof does not give you cover from everything... the rains meant route has not seen the pitch, so we can't see the team. whether is one of the many unknowns about this test. plenty of work for the ground staff to do to get the pitch ready, and plenty of work for england as well. they have lost the last match in

difficult for england to predict how long old trafford would stay dry.t. commentator: well they just went into their shell... bell rings. last orders for south africa this series — score 380 to win. unlikely. the rain was a temporary protection. once it passed, before lunch, dean elgar was defenceless. his opening partner could be his early dining partner. heino kuhn also couldn't make the break. bavuma went, too. but in hashim amla, south africa have one of the few players in world cricket capable of endurance batting. it took technology to end england's frustration. they called for it, believing amla lbw. if his bat had touched ball, he was safe. the umpire decided he hadn't. 0ut. was that the moment south africa knew they were done? de kock, departed. sent on their way by moeen ali. captain du plessis could only watch. then eventually follow. james anderson got him. moeen wrapped it up. stealing a series win that will make this winter's opponents, australia, sit up and watch. england are not perfect, but this was looking like a beautiful day. patrick

you can't visit this old trafford without being reminded of the other. next weekend the traffic will be heading to the other end. while this old trafford has the attention, at least it has a game to hold it, england ahead in the series but not yet secure in the test. what happens next could be crucial. it all set off at premier league pace, jonny bairstow held england together, mixing the skills with the physical and at times be radical. —— the magical. 90 minutes played he was on 99, focus, one more. johnny was sorry. more importantly, he got england to 362, now james anderson bowling from the james anderson end, named yesterday, christened with his third ball today. a roar that remains of united at home, england made further progress, as they had three by tea including hashim amla, always a symbolic wicket. england brought back anderson who blew his house down. same over, same result, now faf du plessis out. this was one of those spells, brilliant and nonchalant. this test is quickly moving on without so that the panda with it the series. it was nice t

difficult for england to predict how long old trafford would stay dry.80 to win. unlikely. the rain was a temporary protection. once it passed, before lunch, dean elgar was defenceless. his opening partner could be his early dining partner. heino kuhn also couldn‘t make the break. bavuma went, too. but in hashim amla, south africa have one of the few players in world cricket capable of endurance batting. it took technology to end england‘s frustration. they called for it, believing amla lbw. if his bat had touched ball, he was safe. the video umpire decided he hadn‘t. 0ut. was that the moment south africa knew they were done? de kock, departed. sent on their way by moeen ali. captain du plessis could only watch. then eventually follow. james anderson got him. moeen wrapped it up. sealing a series win that will make this winter‘s opponents, australia, sit up and watch. england are not perfect, but this was looking like a beautiful day. patrick gearey, bbc news, manchester. 8:35pm is the time. one of scotland yard‘s most senior officers has defended the go

the jose like being a hero at old trafford. thejose mourinho like being a hero at old trafford.cus rashford and marouane fellaini changed its fortunes. last season united won their opening three matches but could only finish sixth, so the special one is not getting carried away yet. second season, my contract is for three seasons, so let's see at the end of the third seasonif let's see at the end of the third season if we manage to improve the clu b season if we manage to improve the club and the football team. manchester city kept in touch with their neighbours but their hard—fought their neighbours but their hard —fought 2—1 their neighbours but their hard—fought 2—1 win over bournemouth came ata hard—fought 2—1 win over bournemouth came at a price. matchwinner raheem sterling was sent off after celebrating in the crowd and will miss their next match against his former club liverpool. writing's first point in the premier league is likely to be remembered only for this foul on anthony can card. it left watford down to ten men for more than an hour. but the visitors we re more t

england's cricketers have wrapped up the fourth and final test against south africa at old trafford —to claim a third big win out of the four matches, with all—rounder moeen ali once again their main man with bat and ball. 0ur reporter patrick gearey has been at old trafford today. how did it unfold? an impressive win for england, all wrapped up with more than a day to spare, which is just as well because we are expecting rain here tomorrow. we got some earlier and it interrupted the morning session after england finished their second innings. moeen ally left not out. south africa were set win. that looked unlikely and was even more unlikely when they lost two players before lunch. but then there was a comeback led by hashim amla and faf du plessis. it came to an end when england reviewed and lbw decision. the umpire said not out. it all came down to whether amla had hit the ball first before it hit his pads. had he hit it, you would have been safe. the third umpire decided he hadn't hit it and he was out. that was the moment that south africa felt they couldn't win this game. de kock

you can't visit this old trafford without being reminded of the...ing to the other end. while this old trafford has the attention, at least it has a game to hold it, england ahead in the series but not yet secure in the test. what happens next could be crucial. it all set up at premier league pays, jonny ba i rstow held at premier league pays, jonny bairstow held england together, mixing the skills with the physical and at times be radical. 90 minutes played he was on 99, focus, one word. johnny was sorry. more importantly, he got england to 362, now james anderson bowling from the james anderson and, named yesterday, christened with his third bolt today. a roar that remains of united at home, england made further progress, as they had three by tea including hashim amla, always a symbolic wicket. england brought back anderson who blew his house down. thiem over, same result, no faf du plessis out. this was one of those anderson spells, brilliant and nonchalant. south africa keep meeting their anderson end. 0ne other cricket line to bring you up to da

yesterday, chelsea we re old trafford. game of the season, beaten 3—2 at home. gary cahill was sent off early in the first half. burnley capitalised, getting three goals before the break. stephen ward and sam before the break. stephen ward and sa m vo kes before the break. stephen ward and sam vokes did the damage. they did well, without being expected to. and huddersfield at the same. they are top of the table, in fa ct, same. they are top of the table, in fact, this morning, after their 3—0 victory away to crystal palace. that is all your sport for now. you can keep up—to—date with all of those stories on the bbc sport website. we will have more in the next hour. john, thank you very much for that. 49 people have been killed in floods and landslides in the paul. tourists are being rescued. power supplies have been disrupted. —— in nepal. despite the tensions in the peninsula, some south koreans say that the war of words between president trump and pyongyang makes them laugh, and they don't feel particularly under threat.

top as they're about to head into day three of the fourth and final test against south africa at old traffordthe dateline london panel examine ireland's growing fears around brexit. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the world of sport is in shock this morning after usain bolt was beaten in his last solo race at the world athletics championships in london. he lost to justin gatlin, who has been banned from the sport twice for drugs cheating and was booed and jeered by the capacity crowd at the london stadium. gatlin ran in 9.92 seconds, with christian coleman coming in second place. bolt finished in 9.95 seconds to take only the bronze. our sports editor dan roan has more. with the night sky crackling with excitement, the fireworks gave a sense of what was to come. commentator: usain bolt! lapping up the adulation for one last time in an individual final, bolt knew his buildup hadn't been perfect, beaten in the semi—final by young american, christian coleman. his starts also have been shaky. commentator: bolt gets a pretty good start. so does colem

coming up in sportsday on bbc news, england‘s cricketers in trouble at old trafford with wickets fallingitish, and taking on hollywood. a new generation of black actors, including john boyega in the blockbuster star wars, have been trained at the identity school of acting in london. established in 2003, it now boasts a roster of talent, doing well in america. the british film institute has identified a lack of diversity in the film industry. colleen harris has been to meet some of the school‘s stars that are trying to break the industry‘s glass ceiling. they‘re some of the british faces breaking into hollywood — an industry under scrutiny over its lack of diversity. i was raised to do one thing... before hitting the big time with star wars, john boyega began his career at the identity school of acting — then a small start—up in london. your voice is inside of you... i went to see the school and to meetjohn. it‘s a family environment identity, but at the same time there‘s a discipline that kind of mirrors what it‘s like in the industry after being in it now. so they teach you what it‘s li

butjose will like being a hero at old trafford.s widely as the foxes. substitutes changed his fortunes. last season, united won their opening three matches but could only finish sixth. the special one is not getting carried away yet. step-by-step, my contract is three seasons. let's see if we manage to improve the club and the team. manchester city kept in touch with their neighbours, but they had win over bournmouth came to prize. raheem sterling was sent off after celebrating and will miss their next match against liverpool. brighton's first point in the premier league is likely to be remembered by this foul. it left watford down to ten men for more than one hour. the visitors were not able to take advantage. crystal palace tried to play like ajax, but swa nsea palace tried to play like ajax, but swansea saw their third straight defeat. joe hart shored up the defence. newcastle put three past the english number one. he has been beaten ten times in three games, leaving the hammers rock bottom. a bit ofa a bit of a surprise as celt

where england sealed victory by 177 runs in the fourth and final test against south africa at old traffording them a 3—1 series win. it's also england's first home test series win against the proteas since 1998. england were bowled out for 2113 in their second innings leaving the tourists to score an unlikely 380 to win the match and tie the series, but they were dismissed for 202. 0ur reporter patrick gearey was watching on in manchester. so england wrapped up an impressive win with more than a day to spare, which isjust as win with more than a day to spare, which is just as well because we're expecting rain tomorrow in manchester. we did get a bit of rain earlier in the morning session, that happened after england finished their second innings, moeen ali left not out and south africa set 382 win, that always looked unlikely and it looked even more so when they lost wickets before lunch. the top order all gone. we then got the period of rebuilding led by hashim amla and faf du plessis, the south africa captain. amla is one of the few players in world cricket capable of batting for long pe

the swede has signed a new one year deal to stay at old trafford having scored 28 times in 46 appearanceshe club. he's unlikely to return until december, following the serious knee injury that saw him miss the club's europa league triumph back in may. despite his absence, the new deal has been welcomed by his united team—mates. everyone knows zlatan, knows what he can give us. as personality of the pitch and his goals, and he can be a big boost for us after this first pa rt big boost for us after this first part of the season. hopefully, he canjoin soon, part of the season. hopefully, he can join soon, he part of the season. hopefully, he canjoin soon, he can recover quickly, and give us a lots of‘s in the second part of the league. and you can see more of that interview with juan mata on football focus this saturday at midday on bbc one. in his final ever track event, mo farah snatched victory in zurich by just four hundredths of a second this evening. he was chased down the final stretch of the 5,000 metre diamond league meeting in zurich, but none of them could unseat the olympic champ

and romelu lukaku scores twice for manchester united as they put four past a hapless west ham at old trafforde we start with the news that justin thomas in the past couple of hours has claimed the uspga championship at quail hollow in north carolina. the american was a two stroke winner on 8—under to win his first major title. some remarkable play on the last nine holes saw the 24—year—old from kentucky fire four birdies in a seven—hole stretch with one on the 10th that hung on the edge of the hole for what seemed like an eternity, before eventually dropping in. like magic.

we have the final test at old trafford in the cricket.got the eye—watering signing of neymar by paris saint—germain for £200 million. it's the start of the football season as well, the championship and also the scottish premiership. but we will be concentrating on the athletics. that's with me, 0lly foster, here at the london stadium i world athletics sportsday at 6.30. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. so james, what do we have this week? it certainly is a funny week. we have valerian and the city of a thousand planets, a mega budget sci—fi from luc besson starring dane dehaan and cara delevingne. england is mind takes a look at the early yea rs of is mind takes a look at the early years of manchester's answer to 0scar years of manchester's answer to oscar wilde, smiths front man maurice e. and to quote the man himself, panic on the streets of london, panic on the streets of birmingham. yes, the emoji movie has be

they go into the match, which starts on friday at old trafford, with a 2—1 lead.oking to go out there and consolidate. we need to play the way that naturally we have got characters who like to play. that is that sort of counter—attacking, free—flowing play, but using the experience and adaptability to be able to adjust to conditions. so we will be going out to win this test match, and i think that is when we play at our best, when we are looking to play on the front foot. he has been described as the finest racing driver of his generation. the polish driver robert kubica was amongst the fastest in formula 1, until one horrific accident in 2011 looked certain to end his career. his arm was severely injured, but he has fought back, and on wednesday takes part in what is being seen as a crucial test. he has been speaking exclusively to joe wilson about that terrible accident and his hopes for the future. renault formula one car approaching 200 miles an hour. imagine driving it, and then imagine driving it without the full use of one of your arms. thanks for your pati

we will also have all the details of the final test at old trafford coming up in a minute with will perryan see the london stadium on the opening night of the world buttocks championship. pretty much empty now but they stayed until bavarian. —— world athletics championship. mo farah, nobody was going to leave early for the moment when he bowed another global gold around his neck. he is coming from the crowd now. we will see if we can get a word with him if the stops. let us show you what happened in the 10,000 metres final because he had it so tough. there was a gaggle of kenyans and ethiopians, it was actually the ugandan who took silver, joshua cheptegei. but they pushed him all the way, what a fantastic final 10,000 metres from mo farah. his final farewell on the track. remember this in london before he turned his attention towards marathon racing. ten global gold is 110w. marathon racing. ten global gold is now. he has not been beaten in the 10,000 metres in six major, in six occasions since back in 2011. the celebrations were fantastic. all the memories came back from all his winds,

one of the coaches at old trafford at the time was rene meulensteen.bout rooney's dedication and determination to better himself as a player. first and foremost, he always wanted to know what we were going to do, he will always say, what are we doing today? he wanted to know what we we re today? he wanted to know what we were doing and if you explain to him any specific aspects that related to him, he would buy into that. hejust loved football. anything you wanted him to do after training, he would stay behind. there was a collective frustration with everybody, the fans and the players, and including wayne rooney himself, that they were unable to win a big international prize with the national team. as you can imagine there've been plenty of tributes to rooney on social media — this from michael owen, "brilliant timing — always great to go out on top. well done wayne rooney, an international career to be proud of. from current england striker harry kane... wayne rooney an a amazing player and goalscorer for england, a three lions legend. and tributes n

came from dean elgar who hit his eighth test century with the fourth and final test starting at old traffordyed was brilliant. i looked down the side and we've got a number of different match winners throughout. i think we can set a game up and get into a position with strength early then we generally find ways of getting across the line so i think it's really important we continue to do that but the most important thing for me was we responded positively after last week, it was obviously a tough week but it shows the character of the guys in the dressing room. that first or second day, that evening session, was the hardest against seamers. it was extremely tough conditions and a lot of credit has to go to england with the way they bowled. if you can play us on day one and a two there weren't many freebies from them in that time so they bowled really well and that's why they put us under so much pressure. don't be fooled by this yellow board, it will open up into something spectacular! hawaii's kai lenny won the puerto escondido challenge as a field of 24 of the world's best big wave surfers

could not feel for her more, goodness me, at least we have some triumph in another area of town at old trafford so good with the bat—mac as well, the top scorer. yes, i understand ben stokes did well as well. moeen ali committee did not play well at all in india last year and everyone was writing him off. that is a great thing about cricket, one minute you are the top man and the next thing you are just a feather duster. everyone is selling you a genius again when you do well. so second chances on the bracket are a lwa ys so second chances on the bracket are always good to observe, i think. well, that was fantastic to see. we love watching our cricket. thank you so love watching our cricket. thank you so much for being with us. thank you. very good to have you with us. that is from the papers and we will see you again very soon. goodbye for now. hello once again. the weather has been unsettled of late and continues in that vein for the next couple of days. monday's weather front which was a nuisance in some parts of the south, gradually creeping a little bit further north but away from the clou

other big story of the day is that england‘s cricketers beat south africa in the fourth test at old trafford, ahead of australia. the tourists were chasing 380 to win but were bowled out for 202. moeen ali claimed another five—wicket haul as england won by 177 runs, with a day to spare. patrick gearey reports... we got some rain at the second innings. said africa were set for 382 win. that looked unlikely and it looked more unlikely when they lost wickets before lunch. elgar, bavuma we re wickets before lunch. elgar, bavuma were all gone. we then had this period of rebuilding led by hashim amla and faf du plessis. hashim amla, one of the few players capable of batting for long periods of time and causing frustration. the key period came when he was dismissed for lbw after a review. it came to whether he had struck the ball before it struck as pad—mac. it was decided he had not and he was given out. south africa they knew they could not get through this. moeen ali ripped through the remaining batting order, they got five wickets and was man of the match. superb summer s0 and was man of the ma

it's been an even day at old trafford so far on the first day of the fourth test between england andeatonjennings‘ poor run of form continued as he became one of three catches for quinton de kock, falling for 17. england captainjoe root went past 50 for the 10th test match in succession as he repaired a mid innings mini collapse. he was out for 52, though — lbw off the bowling of duane olivier. here's the full state of play. england are currently 217—5. if you want to hear commentary from old trafford, you can find it on radio 5 live sports extra and the bbc sport website. we're just hours away from all the action starting at the world athletics championships, usain bolt and mo farah the star attractions on show at the london stadium. we can cross live to olly foster. it is looking beautiful. i guess it would be fascinating to see how usain bolt goes in the 100 metre heats? yeah, we do not want to miss a thing tonight because his event is one of those blink and you visit things, the 100 metres. you have to go things, the 100 metres. you have to go back to the berlin world championshi

debut but it couldn‘t save her lancashire thunder team as they lost to surrey stars by 33 runs at old traffordy, taylor‘s innings had given lancashire some hope, but five wickets from rene farrell saw them collapse to 100 all out. surrey winning by 33 runs. right some other lines worth telling you about today. england women head coach simon middleton has made 10 changes to the starting 15 to face the usa in their pool b rugby world cup decider tomorrow. sarah bern recovers from a sprained ankle to start, from a sprained ankle to start. hooker vicky fleetwood will start from the bench afterjoining up late with the squad as she continued to recover from a knee ligament injury. as middleton continues to rotate his squad, full back danielle waterman is the only player who has started every world cup match so far. both sides are unbeaten and the winner of the match will automatically qualify for next week‘s semi—finals in belfast. there‘s been a late change to europe‘s solheim cup team. scotland‘s catriona matthew will replace the injured suzann pettersen. this will be a 10th solheim cup for matthe

there'll likely be league debut‘s for romelu lukaku and nemanja matic for manchester united at old traffordey take on west ham. a manager in the second season knows the players better. we are in a position to do quality work better than we did in the first season. so iam than we did in the first season. so i am convinced i have that. notjust hope, iam i am convinced i have that. notjust hope, i am convinced that our second season hope, i am convinced that our second season in terms of the quality of oui’ season in terms of the quality of our team is going season in terms of the quality of ourteam is going be season in terms of the quality of our team is going be better. england head coach simon middleton has made ten changes for the women's rugby world cup match with italy in dublin this afternoon. he includes all the players that missed out on their opening victory over spain. emily scarratt captains the side. later, wales look to get the tournament back on track as they take on canada in pool a. and play isjust resuming in the us pga championship at quail hollow. kevin kisner is leading t

the swede has signed a new one year deal to stay at old trafford having scored 28 times in a6 appearancesh the club. he's unlikely to return until december, following the serious knee injury that saw him miss the club's europa league triumph back in may. despite being set to miss the opening months of the season his new deal has been welcomed by his united team—mates. everyone knows that uncovered knows what he can give us. here's personality of the pitch and his goals. it will be a big boost for us after this first part of the season, hopefully he can join soon, he can recover quickly and scandalous goals in the second part of the league. and you can see more of that interview with juan mata on football focus this saturday at midday on bbc one. now, it's going to garner plenty of attention in the coming days. conor mcgregor takes floyd mayweather in the early hours of sunday morning. however the pair refused to exchange the usual un—pleasantries this time around as they came face to face once more ahead of their money—spinning fight in las vegas this weekend. that's where we find our spo

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and we could stay dry at old trafford for the cricket. hopefully interruptions to play. this front straddling central areas will be us on tuesday and it isjoined by a cousin areas will be us on tuesday and it is joined by a cousin from the areas will be us on tuesday and it isjoined by a cousin from the near continent and it looks grim from tuesday and wednesday and thursday. strong northerly winds and rain to the east. further west high pressure will build in. by the end of week, it should start to settle down with some sunshine moving in. a bit more settled thursday and friday. the government orders a review of the uk energy market, amid concerns over rising prices. of the uk energy market, but critics say it's too little too late, after the government's failure to honour a pledge to cap costs. this to honour a pledge to cap costs. review will deliver a this review will deliver benefits in a year's time, if it delivers benefits at all, so people are left with a feeling of a government that is kicking the kandamby road. —— the can down the road. united against north kor

england are heading towards victory in the fourth and final test against south africa at old traffordis afternoon. there are back in control afternoon. there are back in control after a brief recovery. england need three more wickets to seal a test and seal the victory. it is understood they were sent home this morning having gone out on sunday evening and gone against the cultural standards of the team. great britain is going for gold at the world athletics championships tonight. in the final 1,500 metres and after winning bronze in rio, sophie is also in action in the women's hammer final. i will have more on those stories just after 5:30. a 20—year—old british model who was kidnapped and held for nearly a week in italy, is back in the uk. chloe ayling says she feared for her life, after being stuffed in a suitcase and told she'd be ‘sold' online. italian police believe the model was attacked and drugged, before attempts were made to auction her on the ‘dark web.‘ a polish man, who lives in the uk, has been arrested. matt cole has more details. three weeks on from her release, so we

patrick gearey is at old trafford. significant breakthroughs for england.ho had been frustrating for england for a significant period of time, he was given out on review. they decided he was given out lbw. moeen ali is the man who has done all that damage. hundred and 73—6 and england will feel they are getting closer to victory. south africa were set 380 to win. elgar went early. temba bavuma went before lunch. england only need to draw the match to win the series. that is not in their thinking. there is rain forecast for tomorrow and they will want to wrap this up and they have got significantly closer. it will be significantly closer. it will be significant with the ashes on the horizon and england will be on their way. we hope the weather will hold out. more than 80 million people tune in to watch the world athletics championships and it is day four and 0llie foster is at the london stadium for us. we have had an action packed weekend and no wonder so many people tuned in to watch and listen across the bbc. it starts at about half six this evening, but

to cricket now, and day three of the fourth and final test at old trafford.ok england less than one hour to bowl out the tourists for 226, and they have a commanding lead. captainjoe root made 49 before he was bowled. moeen ali resumes on 67, assuming good monday morning weather in manchester, as england try to wrap up a 3—1 series win. that's it for now. there's a full round—up in sport today in just under 90 minutes' time. thank you, andrew. america'sjustin gatlin has been crowned world 100 metres champion he was booed by some in the crowd upon receiving his medal. it was slightly more subdued than when he actually won the race on saturday. here's a reminder. justin gatlin. usain bolt in third. joining me is alan abrahamson who has written defending the sprinter. do you think it was fair, the building? absolutely not. thanks for having me. ithink building? absolutely not. thanks for having me. i think the building is somewhere between disappointing and somewhat reprehensible. olympic sport is not the english premier league. it is not the nba or the nfl. oly

england won the toss and decided to bat on the first morning of the fourth and final test at old traffordatonjennings keaton jennings fell cheaply again. alastair cook out for a6, and tom westley making 29. currently they are 142—3. we're just hours away from all the action starting at the world athletics championships. a big day for the usain bolt and britain's mo farah. olly foster is at the london stadium for us. bittersweet for the world's fastest man, ollly. i'm not sure if he does bitterness, you know, usain bolt. it is all coming toa you know, usain bolt. it is all coming to a close over the next ten days here. the opening of the 16th world athletics temping jobs. we are going to start with a bang, really. we are going to get our first look at usain bolt, he is not defending his 200m title. but he is the world is fastest man, the biggest draw in athletics and has been for the past five, six, seven years. you can say that great googly. he is brilliant. the crowds are pouring into the stadium now —— you really can say that. it is going to be a low—key opening ceremony, then we will g

england are on top heading into day three of the fourth and final test against south africa at old traffordirstow made 99 for england as they posted 362 in theirfirst innings. in reply, james anderson took four wickets on his home ground to help reduce the visitors to 220 for 9 in reply. england lead by 142 runs. it was nice to stick around with jonny bairstow for a bit. it was good to get to three figures. a fantastic knock. getting to 360, it is a competitive score. myjob is to take wickets. it is always nice to get a cluster. those three wickets after tea were key for the team. leigh griffiths scored the 200th goal of his club career as celtic began the defence of their scottish premiership title with a 4—1win over hearts. elsewhere there were wins for hibernian, ross county and stjohnstone. john terry captained aston villa on his debut in the championship yesterday but couldn't lead them to victory against hull city. jarrod bowen scored the second half equaliser in a 1—1 draw. details of all yesterday's football league results are on the bbc sport website. and the fa cup final might be

for old trafford, largely dry through the afternoon, we should see some cricket, temperatures aroundront will be through central areas bringing further outbreaks of rain, and then we look to the southeast, fixed area of low pressure, near continent, quite a lot of rain as we had through the afternoon, from tuesday into wednesday. looking unsettled, nothing hot or summary, into wednesday. looking unsettled, nothing hot orsummary, in into wednesday. looking unsettled, nothing hot or summary, in the forecast, looks like things may settle down later on in the week, with high—pressure beginning to build to settle things down. this is bbc news — the headlines at 3pm: a review into the cost of energy is dismissed as "cold comfort" by consumer groups, who say households are already paying too much. both the us and china have welcomed tougher sanctions against north korea in the wake of its recent ballistic ballistic missile testing. the coastguard suspends a major search operation for two men missing in the english channel. one man has died, and another rescued. what we can say for sure is t

romelu lukaku scored a double on his official old trafford debut as manchester united beat west ham 4ainst a poor hammers side, lukaku finishing smartly with a goal in each half. antony martial made it three in the 87th minute, and paul pogba rounded things off with a well taken finish from outside the box in the 90th minute. it was a good performance with confidence level is very high, with a team coming through the second half, winning1—0 and playing to win in their more comfortable way and i think it was a very positive performance with a good reflection of the confidence levels we have. so united move top of the table on goal difference courtesy of their victory while the team who finished second last year, tottenham, were also winners in their opening match as delle ali and ben davies second half goals saw them win 2—0 at newly promoted newcastle united who had jonjo shelvey sent off just after half time. the world's most expensive footballer, neymar, made his ligue un debut for paris saint—germain just over an hour ago. but it was in the relatively smaller surroundings of an awa

and we could stay dry at old trafford for the cricket. hopefully interruptions to play.isjoined by a cousin areas will be us on tuesday and it is joined by a cousin from the areas will be us on tuesday and it isjoined by a cousin from the near continent and it looks grim from tuesday and wednesday and thursday. strong northerly winds and rain to the east. further west high pressure will build in. by the end of week, it should start to settle down with some sunshine moving in. a bit more settled thursday and friday.

england could seek good spells of sunshine and stay dry so we should see quite a bit of cricket at old trafford in the middle part of the week it looks very unsettled, particularly for england, wales and eastern scotland thanks to this area of low pressure, northerly winds, outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy and thunder rebut this area of high pressure was to push in from the atlantic to settle things down gradually towards the end of the week. unsettled week ahead, some heavy rain at times, windy too and it won't feel particularly summary. i wish i could bring you better news. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: a review into the cost of energy is dismissed as "cold comfort" by consumer groups who say households are already paying too much.