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we just played you olli ren. analysts resolute about what is on the table.are the other factors economically that will play in here? because this is an ecb which is on a one-way trajectory of the moment. >> the governing council is very much dominated by the hawks at the moment. if we get a bead on the inflation print, you could see 75 basis points in the september 8 meeting. the idea would also be to support the euro because it has been flirting around the euro-dollar parity. we also get the euro area unemployment rate for july on thursday. that's expected to hold at the low level of 6.6%, still showing that the labor market is tight. even though the euro area, pmi does it suggest --, because pmi's suggests -- composite pmi suggests the worst is yet to come, bloomberg economics things 50 should stay the base case. manus: let's see whether they can deliver. euro dollar, saed abukarsh says it could go down to .88. berlin is proposing tackling soaring energy costs over the longer term by reforming power market so that prices are no longer coupled to the most e

ollie's, i find interesting, that jumped 25% year-to-date.s you look at some of these names not everybody is going to do well. why this what is the common thread? >> i think the common thread generally speaking they're in positioned to be run extremely efficiently. what they try to do is create a business model such that they don't need to buy the most expensive retail. they don't need to have merchandise that is really high fashion risk. all they need to do is create a great opportunity for customers to shop. the best part is, because they have premium brands, they can't actually advertise. your proctor & gamble doesn't want anyone to know how much sunscreen is selling for at an ollie's army. their cost basis much lower. they're able to weather any kind of a downturn in a cyclical changing economy. liz: yeah i think everybody is price comparing. i was at harman which i love, because i think their prices are slightly better but i want to try ollie's and see. sunscreen is expensive. my gosh. you like tech. tech is showing leadership in this fi

ecb olli rehn says the bank looks to keep future price growth anchored. consumer prices in the euro zone has been rising at about 10% with a surge in energy costs. policymakers must intervene. >> we have a high inflation, and our mandate is price stability and we will work accordingly. >> they latest quarterly survey says investors are turning more bearish on china. it is down from 3.9% as as a property market and covid outbreaks persist. the first three quarters of next year have been lowered slightly although the median for the whole remains unchanged at 5.2%. u.s. warships have entered the taiwan strait for the first time since nancy pelosi's visit. the u.s. navy said two ships were conducting a routine transit beyond the territorial sea of taipei, ensuring a free and open indo pacific. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. kathleen: still ahead, we have a jackson hole debrief, and university of chicago professor following jerome powell

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olly foster reporting for us. is jailed — while viewers are told that other�*s main achievement is fatherhood. it's not known who ordered the changes, but beijing often censors films to make them promote what it calls healthy values. and finally, nasa is expected to give the go—ahead for the launch of the artemis mission test flight to take place in the coming days. it's being heralded as the return of human exploration of the moon — and its expected that it will lead eventually to the first woman and the first person of colour setting foot there. it is the apollo mission for a new generation, as our science editor rebecca morelle explains. after a 50—year gap, we're heading back to the moon, and it all starts here with the artemis mission and nasa's huge rocket. it's called the space launch system, or sls for short, and it's the most powerful rocket ever built by the us space agency. it stands nearly 100 metres — about 320 feet — tall, roughly the same height as a 32—storey building. its colossal size means it's

thank you very much, olly foster.lo. a fine end to the day for many of us, but a bit of rain in the forecast, too, particularly in the north. but on the whole this evening and overnight, at least for most of us, it is going to be dry with clear spells. so, let's have a look at the forecast, then. here's the big picture, and in the last few hours, we've seen a weather front moving southwards across the country. here it is. and it's been affecting northern parts of the uk, so a little bit of rain here, which is going to fizzle away as we go through the course of the evening. you can see it crossing parts of lancashire through yorkshire, approaching hull, and then there's really not much left of it. apart from a few showers here and there, maybe in western parts of scotland, it is looking dry and the temperatures will range from around ten degrees in aberdeen to 1a in london and about that in liverpool, too. so, the forecast for tomorrow, it's actually going to be a sunny day compared to today in the north of the country

that means that ollie's can get great merchandise for low prices.will set them up for a come back as stocks rallied from the low 40s to the mid 60s right now. i have been impressed with the quality of goods they have right now. i just got my flyer today. there is a lot of clorox. i cannot wait to go. one of the days with buying the books that are water damage, because they didn't have good inventory. the bottom line? the retail inventory glut may have targeted and torpedoed the second quarter. that is why they turned it around today. that is why we are watching the others as they report. i would go to michael in new jersey. michael? >> hello, i would to thank you for all of the advice you offer on "mad money". i am a law student. i appreciate your advice in the volatile market we have going on here. they make you are very kind. there are so many people excited about this story. i thought, maybe these people were on twitter and straightening the knuckleheads out the don't think i am that nice. i really am. go ahead. >> you are. >> i have a question a

sure if my condition allows me this thought i will keep fighting one of those all with menu doug, ollie proposal, what were you up at the above for those away? what events, birthday wish is victory over d aggressors attacking his country. ah, italy is experiencing the worst drought in decades. one of the hardest hit regions is the po valley. climate change is an existential threat, especially for rice farmers. a marina full of stranded boats, fields of drooping sunflowers, and everywhere fountains with no running water. scorching temperatures of up to 40 degrees happened plaguing northern italy for weeks now and threatening some people's very existence. like the regions, rice farmers, just advantage of these plants are completely dead. they won't produce anything. there will be no crop here. so an epa 15 tons of harvest lost in this plot along the farmer simply couldn't provide enough water. stefano grip is the head of the colored at the po via association, which represents farmers in the region. italy so called golden rice triangle makes up half of europe entire rice production. the in

in a alongside rowers, ed fuller and ollie stanhope. ahead of france and germany. kennedy will now step away from the crew to continue her treatment and turned her focus to the 2024 paralympic games in paris. today has been really emotional for me. today has been really emotional for m i_ today has been really emotional for m i will_ today has been really emotional for me. i will listen to my recording back _ me. i will listen to my recording back. really, really holding it together, but there are a few cracked — together, but there are a few cracked because in the last 300 metres — cracked because in the last 300 metres. �* , ., , , ., metres. i'm “ust really proud. back indoors at metres. i'mjust really proud. back indoors at the _ metres. i'mjust really proud. back indoors at the olympic _ metres. i'mjust really proud. back indoors at the olympic park, - metres. i'mjust really proud. back indoors at the olympic park, the i indoors at the olympic park, the uneven bars final saw georgia—mae fenton finished sixth with her team—mate alex

i'm olly foster with the latest from the bbc sport centre.to level the test series against south africa. captain ben stokes and ben foakes both scored centuries on day two of the second test to lead the tourists by 241 runs. our sports correspondentjoe wilson was at old trafford. you don't always choose your partner at the test match. i think they are friends. but this is the combination that changed the game. ben stokes has been addressing so many issues recently, can he combine the best of his batting with the responsibilities as captain but absolutely. south africa put faith in their spin bowlers, stokes enjoyed them. ben foakes, an outstanding wicketkeeper was overlooked by england because of his perceived limitations as a batter. having played the supporting role, he took the initiative. in this match, may be in his career. personal delight of a 113 not out, but the stokes culture is everything for the team. a total of 415 meant a first innings lead of 264. it is first innings lead of 264. it is very obvious _ first innings lead of 264.

ollie pope knows. south africa's bowlers are seriously good.t ball was going to the boundary and england will resume just 40 runs behind. zak crawley is out of form, but persevering, still there. yeah, well done, head up. still four days of opportunity — if required. joe wilson, bbc news, old trafford. we are in a really good place to bat first. you get... bring suspenders into play and can offer a little bit a variable bounce as the game goes on. but the overheads as a bowling group this morning, we got together and fancy having a bowl. but like the clouds would help the ball move a little bit, and whether we could try to make some early inroads. sol wasn't disappointed to lose at all because there's always a release of pressure a team wins a toss and bat, and you go out and bowl. ex—england batter gary ballance has apologised to azeem rafiq for using racist language against his former yorkshire team—mate. details of racial abuse at the county emerged in september 2020, when rafiq said discrimination had left him feeling suicidal. ballance mad

and ultimately ollie robinson. south africa 179 all out, at 5.43.ews at 10.05pm. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. you're watching the bbc news channel. the remains of what could be the largest dinosaur ever discovered in europe are being excavated in a back garden in portugal. the fossilised skeleton of a sauropod was discovered in the central city of pombal in 2017, when a man began building work on his house. sauropods were the biggest of all dinosaurs and the largest known land animals. palaeontologists say the reptile was about 12 metres tall, about 39 feet and 25 metres or 82 feet long. well, a little earlier my colleague joanna gosling spoke about the discovery to dr sally reynolds. she heads the institute for studies of landscape and human evolution at bournemouth university, and specialises in mammal palaeontology. it's such a wonderful discovery, it means that there may actually be more of this very large dinosaur waiting in this back garden in portugal to be discovered. why would it have taken so long to get to this st

it's a is to establish a system of government and somebody based on shallow hammered one or 0. 0 don, ollie is the somalia analyst. she says the length of this age demonstrates the strength of al chabad. we need to look at it in prospective of what has been happening. the last 4 or 5 years wish lab has been able to really gain ground across them on the new strength for them. since the last 5 years has been really an opportunity for them to thrive. i think given that the president and his new security agenda, which is our top priority, has really sort of frazzled shut up in the really trying to strike in ways that has not been yet seen to sort of show that they are an organization to reckon with what we seen in the last couple of weeks definitely have shown about, has the capability and the wherewithal to, to execute these complex attacks both within the money and the border areas. what it's really baffling is that you know, these multiple paths, they are carrying the fact that they are able to do it. so successfully is something that the security, you know, sector of somebody needs to deal

with all the sport now, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening.frica at 1—1. the captain ben stokes was player of the match and described their victory by an innings and 85 runs as "amazing". they now head to the oval next month for the final and deciding test. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. three days at old trafford, but for england they were almost perfect. james anderson defeated south africa's captain like that, and the course seemed set. between lunch and tea, no wickets fell. when england were overwhelmed in the first test match of the series, ben stokes said, don't worry, we willjust win the next two. but to make this victory happen, he had a momentum changing spell of bowling. peterson finally gone after hours of resistance, then the game was open. the stumps were waiting. james anderson again. it finished in a rush, three wickets... we applied ourselves well with bat, ball and in the field, it was an incredible performance and it sets us up with all to play for in the last at the oval. a team of players, but they are hard to

story from a remote village in saint province until the monsoon rains came last week by barcode . ollie's was the newest house in the village. was never by joker video mirror. it started raining, my neighbors sent the children to my house as well because my place was new, it was safe. there was no fear. suddenly at 2 in the morning, there was a loud crash, and the entire roof came down. on the 16 women and children were asleep inside at the thought. hm. well, a lease wife, young son and 3 other children were crushed to the avalon your mother. he feels helpless, he says, his household wiped away the traditional structures in rural sib affordable for the poor, usually suited to the terrain, are being overwhelmed by the effects of climate change. the weather has become so extreme. so suddenly people said the building techniques, their fathers and grandfathers used to make houses just aren't strong enough anymore. pockets on producers less than one percent of global carbon emissions, but suffers some of its worst effects. mohammed sustained last 2 daughters and a son when the roof collapsed.

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olly foster, bbc news, old trafford.e annnounced the news in a social media post, saying she was looking forward to spending more time with her husband, who she called her "greatest supporter". england test captain ben stokes says he feared he may not play again during his break from the sport to prioritise his mental wellbeing last year. the 31—year—old says he suffered panic attacks after bottling up his emotions for several years. in 2020 his dad ged died from brain cancer. stokes, who was named test skipper in april, has been telling john watson about what the past few years have been like. i'd give off this bavaro, being a tough northern lad with tattoos and stuff like that. yeah, i am tough, butjust because i'm tough doesn't mean i can't struggle mentally because these things, you can't pick and choose when they are going to hit you. it's not like a switch in your brain, today i'm going to feel good and tomorrow i will feel bad. you took an indefinite break from the game. did you think you might not play cricket ag

let's get all the support with olly foster —— all the sport.oss, still 241 runs behind with three days left. let's get more from our courts for atonement —— —— from our sports corp. respondent. -- -- from our sports corp. respondent.— -- -- from our sports corp. respondent. -- -- from our sports corp. resondent. ~ _, , respondent. whether he can combine it with the freedom _ respondent. whether he can combine it with the freedom and _ respondent. whether he can combine it with the freedom and his _ respondent. whether he can combine it with the freedom and his batting. i it with the freedom and his batting. the evidence of the second day says he can. stokes was particularly brutal against south africa's spin bowlers, and they have picked two of them for these matches. we didn't really see much on the second day. neither of the spin rollers really have much impact on this match far. ben stokes was able to back with passion and patience. there was a bit more discretion from him and we must mention the whirl of ben foulkes. we know he's an outstan

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly. first result. former england teamates and midfield rivals steven gerrard and frank lampard were meeting as managers for the first time and it was gerrard's aston villa that came out on top. they beat everton 2—1. villa lost their opening match of the season, but danny ings lifted their fans with this strike after half an hour at villa park. when emiliano buendia doubled their lead with five minutes left of normal time the game looked done and dusted. but a minute later former everton defender lucas digne scored an own goal and that set up a frantic finale, but villa held on for their first points of the season. everton have lost their first two matches iam i am really pleased with the level of performance. i believed every found that level we would improve from last week. last week was not good enough and the outcome we deserve that but this week, what we have put into the game the quality and goals we scored, maybe we could have scored more, no one can challenge the outcome of the ga

ollie pope knows. south africa's bowlers are seriously good.ickly... jonny bairstow rebuilt steadily. that ball was going to the boundary and england will resume just 40 runs behind. zak crawley is out of form, but persevering, still there. yeah, well done, head up. still four days of opportunity — if required. joe wilson, bbc news, old trafford. and finally tonight, it became extinct in britain more than 40 years ago, but thanks to decades of conservation work, the large blue butterfly has now had a bumper summer. thousands have been recorded this year with the restoration of wild meadows where the butterflies thrive. the south west of england now has the world's greatest concentration. scientists say the success story shows how species at risk of extinction can be saved. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz. and some similarly good news, tomasz? , .., and some similarly good news, tomasz? , , ., tomasz? yes, i can barely hear you across the — tomasz? yes, i can barely hear you across the studio! _ tomasz? yes, i can barely hear you a

ben stokes removed both in successive overs after tea, that exposed the tail and james anderson and ollie runs in 30 deliveries. the two teams now head to the final deciding test at the oval in london starting on the 8th of september. amazing team performance. to bounce back like the way we did suggested there is a real sort of confidence boost and i think in the way that we applied ourselves at both batting and in the field, it was an incredible team performance and it says the series of nicely. and ferrari's carlos sainz will start on pole for sunday's belgian grand prix. red bull's max verstappen was fastest in qualifying but a grid penalty for using too many engine parts means he starts towards the back. more on that and the rest of those stories on the bbc website but that's all the sport for now. pope francis has created twenty new cardinals in a ceremony at the vatican. the group represents the catholic church from across the world, including the first ever cardinal from east timor. many come from the southern hemisphere, where 80% of catholics live. all cardinals under the age of

ollie is a big tottenham fan. we'll to put that out. thank you so much. we will see him again soon.r two days and will meet president tsai ing—wen. their visit comes 12 days after one by the house speaker nancy pelosi, which led to an angry reaction from the island's neighbour china. there could be more disruption for train travellers from today as avanti west coast introduces a reduced timetable of services, adding to problems created by a summer of rail strikes. the company, which operates trains between london and the north—west and scotland, says the new timetable will run until further notice due to "severe staff shortages". ramzan karmali has this report. just a day after the latest industrial dispute to hit the railways, another major disruption is hitting customers who use travel on avanti west coast services. a reduced timetable will see a big drop in services. avanti west coast normally runs seven trains per hour on the west coast main line. now it will run as few as four an hour. london, euston, and manchester services are the worst affected, with trains reduced from thre

a your watching bbc news, i'm olly foster with the latest from the bbc sport centre.ures is underway. aston villa are facing everton both teams lost on the opening weekend. they are approaching halftime at villa park, villa lead i—o. danny ings with the goal. natalie aspinall will be running the line at wolves fulham today. doubling of worked hard to do. sol think_ doubling of worked hard to do. sol think when— doubling of worked hard to do. sol think when i was given the opportunity and i knew that i had a good _ opportunity and i knew that i had a good season, for me it was about controlling — good season, for me it was about controlling the controllable so making — controlling the controllable so making sure i presented myself the best way— making sure i presented myself the best way to the interview, making sure i_ best way to the interview, making sure i was— best way to the interview, making sure i was prepared for the fitness test, _ sure i was prepared for the fitness test. and — sure i was prepared for the fitness test. and i— sure i was prepared for the fitn

england recall seamer ollie robinson for the second test against south africa at old trafford tomorrowa hosepipe ban has come into force for millions of customers of thames water in the south of england. the unprecedented heatwave left reservoirs and rivers depleted. people who break the rules risk a fine of up to one thousand pounds. it's the latest water company to announce bans across england and wales, amid criticism over the level of water leakages. angus crawford reports. bone—dry, just miles from the source of the thames, a dramatic sign of the crippling nature of drought. parched allotments, playing fields baked brown in the heat, the result of record temperatures in this part of the country. so now thames water has brought in a hosepipe ban affecting ten million customers across the thames valley and london. no more hosepipes to water gardens, wash cars or fill paddling pools until further notice. a breach could get you a £1,000 fine. but leaks, say critics of the industry, are as big a problem as heat. the company loses almost a quarter of the water it supplies and admits it

ollie pope — who resumed on 61 after a gutsy innings — went earlierfor 73.wed — gone for 15, before england's final wicket ao—year old jimmy anderson fell for 0. south africa trail by 158 runs with 10 wickets left. the european championships continue in munich this morning with the athletics underway. and there's been good news for great britain's jake wightman, who came first in the men's 800 metre heat to secure his place in sunday's final. wightman is coming off the back of a brilliant summer after winning gold at the world championships in oregon, and bronze at the commonwealth games. i haven't run one since may, you know, so i was nervous i hadn't done enough work for it but it woke me up and was a very early start but i'm just glad i got through. if i needed to push on a little bit to guarantee to keep it safe then that's what i did. it's more good news for great britain in the women's 800 metre heats as commonwealth silver medalist keely hodgkinson takes the top spot and books her place in the semi—final. joining keely hodgkinson in that semi final wi

ollie robinson and stuart broad also took wickets before lunch, but after that south africa really dug1. moments later he also dismissed petersen for 42 in a great start to the final session. and in the last few moments, james anderson has taken a wicket with the new ball. and this is how it stands. south africa on 174 for 6. they trail by 90. england well on course for a win in this test to level the series after that comprehensive thrashing in the first test at lord's. formula one is back from its summer break, with ferrari's carlos sainz claiming pole for tomorrow's belgian grand prix. the spaniard wasn't the fastest at spa though. championship leader max verstappen went more than half a second quicker. but he's been given a penalty for changing parts on his red bull car and will start from 15th, just ahead of title rival charles leclerc. mercedes drivers lewis hamilton and george russell will start from fourth and fifth. that's all the sport for now. i'm really busy day. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. experts investigating t

and he got ollie pope the same way — lbw forjust 5.outh africa finished their first innings on 326 after england took three wickets this morning. a fantastic one—handed catch from stuart broad saw kagiso rabada at lunch, england are 38—2, they trail by 123. let's take you to munich now for an update on the european championships. olympic silver medalist keely hodgkinson has qualified for the women's 800 metres final. the gb star looked relaxed as she won her semi—final heat in a time of 2:00.67. she will be desperate to take gold in the final on saturday after coming second at the commonwelath games and the world championships last month. and more success for great britain in the second semi final asjemma reekie and alexandra bell also qualified with renelle lamote of france crossing the line first. in the women's 4x400 metres, gb women finished first in their heat, comfortably qualifying. the team of ama pipi, zoey clark, nicole yearginm and laveli nielsen are through to the final on saturday. and both the women and the men won their

olly foster has all the sport. hello and thanks forjoining us.adrid are looking to return to the top of la liga with a win at espanyol. they kicked off 15 minutes ago. barcelona scored four for the second week running. new signing robert lewandowski scored twice in their 4—0 win against real valladolid. third placed villareal were held to a goalless draw by lowly getafe harry kane scored both goals as tottenham beat nottingam forest 2—0 in the premier league. the england captain should have claimed a hattrick but saw a second half penalty saved by dean henderson. forest created plenty of chances at the city ground but lacked a cutting edge. kane is now up to four goals for the season and spurs are still unbeaten. they lie in third on 10 points, level with manchester city and brighton, two points behind the early leaders arsenal. it the early leaders arsenal. was a really intense gan of it was a really intense game. a lot of noise around the pitch. i understand for the players, especially for them, to play here is not easy. they had the crowd agai

ollie robinson and stuart broad also took wickets before lunch, but since then south africa really duger dussen for 41. in the last few moments he's also dismissed petersen for 42 so a huge start to the final session of the day. and this is how it stands. south africa on 155—5. they trail by 109. england well on course for a win in this test, to level the series — after that comprehensive thrashing in the first test at lord's. to the premier league then — where manchester united ended their string of really poor away results. they came away with a win at southampton. two wins in a row for them now. matt graveling was watching. manchester united came to a sunny south coast looking for two league wins in a row. in their way, a southampton side are trying to do the same. on the visitors bench was at the new £70 million man. could united finally start telling the pounds into points? on 20 minutes they almost did. into points? on 20 minutes they almost did-— into points? on 20 minutes they i almost did._ all almost did. amazing defending! all -la ers almost did. amazing defending! all playe

batjust touched this, the catch from ben foakes, and it looked like a little farewell message from ollie2. here's a view of some perfect stuart broad bowling, and then his face when he learned it was in fact not out. no ball. for a fair delivery, some of his foot must be behind that line. not quite. aiden markram didn't last much longer. edged. ..gone! is that one ok, umpire? confirmed. england are making quick work of taking the wickets they need to win this test match. they could imagine victory today, but for now, we are still playing. trumpet plays. joe wilson, bbc news, old trafford. manchester united are looking to make it two wins in a row, against southampton in the early premier league kick—off. approaching half time at st mary's, it's 0—0. new united signing casemiro started on the bench. as is cristiano ronaldo. that's one of seven games today in the top flight. at three o'clock, chelsea play leicester, liverpool look for their first win of the season against bournemouth and manchester city facing crystal palace. leaders arsenal are home to fulham in the later afternoon game.

ollie watkins put aston villa ahead early at selhurst park but crystal palace fought back to win 3—1ver at craven cottage where brentford suffered their first defeat of the season away at fulham. alexander mitrovic with a last minute goal. later arsenal are bidding for 3 wins from 3 when they face bournemouth. an ill—disciplined rangers dropped points for the first time this season in the scottish premiership. rangers led hibs 2—1 at easter road, but had john lundstrum for this late lunge and then alfredo morelos sent off for the seventh time in his rangers career. hibs made the numerical advantage count in the third minute of stoppage time asjosh campbell struck. elsewhere, curtis main scored twice as st mirren won 3—0 at dundee united. kevin van veen�*s penalty saw motherwell past livingston. kilmarnock are bottom as ross county picked up their first win of the season. aberdeen are up to fifth after beating stjohnstone. great britain claimed a stunning team gymnastics gold at the european championships in munich jake jarman impressed on vault and finished off in the high bar too wi

a rush — three wickets in the south african second innings for anderson, and fourfor the recalled ollie00. it's, you know, a real sort of confidence boost and, you know, i think the way in that we applied ourselves at both bat, bowl, and in the field, it was an incredible team performance and it sets up the series really nicely — obviously all to play for in the last game at the oval. yeah, third test next month. a team of players, but they're sure hard to stop when they're led in everything by their captain. joe wilson, bbc news, old trafford. the belgian grand prix gets underway this afternoon with carlos sainz on pole, but the action at the back of the grid could be more exciting. championship leader max verstappen was more than half a second quicker than the spaniard in qualifying at spa. but he and title rival charles leclerc have been demoted for using too many engine parts. they'll start from 15th and 16th. it's a long track, but not that many laps, of course, because of that. and there are only a few overtaking possibilities. so you have to do it quick and try not to lose too mu

that was ollie pope gone. south africa�*s bowlers are seriously good, remember? have been recorded this year with the restoration of wild meadows, and south west england now has the world�*s greatest concentration. helen briggs has the story. the vibrant flash of the large blue butterfly, declared extinct in the uk 1979, it had to be rescued by bringing caterpillars in from sweden. and now decades of conservation work�*s paying off, with more large blue recorded this summer than at any time in 150 years. for one scientist, it�*s a dream come true. it�*s been a great thrill to see the butterfly back in such large numbers again. i alas was present when the large blue went extinct in this country many years ago and, at the time, i never thought i�*d see it back. but now to look at it and watch perhaps some four, five, six or more all on one patch of flowers is just terrific. the butterfly�*s tricky to protect because it is fussy about where it lives and depends on ants. the young caterpillars trick the ants into taking them into their nests to spend the winter under

hello, i'm ollie foster. this is sportsday. a new low for manchester united.entford, they are bottom of the premier league. no sweat for city — as pep's men cruise to the top of the table with a big win against bournemouth. and great britain's women spark a rowing gold rush at the european championships in munich. also coming up in the programme... great britain are also shining in the pool in rome, at the european aquatics championships. and the haka hasn't put fear in the opposition for a while, but the all blacks come good with a much needed victory over south africa. hello, and welcome to sportsday. just two weekends into the premier league season. apologies for that. josh de silva speculative _ apologies for that. josh de silva speculative efforts _ apologies for that. josh de silva speculative efforts finding - apologies for that. josh de silva speculative efforts finding a - apologies for that. josh de silva speculative efforts finding a way through david the hheerr, a moment he will not want to see again. and if that wasn't bad enough, the spaniards da

. >> tell me >> i was going through my olli's army discount i get. a member of the army many of us are in it, i noticed a definitive amount of products, hidden valley ranch, scent booster, foaming glass cleaner. do you know what those are >> no, what? >> they are prominent clorox products so this is the inventory overhang i've been talking about. when it gets to olli's army, that is the beginning of when your margins get slack >> interesting well, what's the takeaway for the market, anything >> takeaway, consumers products are about to get rocked. customers aren't willing to pay full price, they want to trade down >> not bad for cpi >> yes n nuveen >> the opening bell. here's the big board jackie robinson, in celebration of the jackie robinson museum. here at 1 luxom square low carbon renewable natural gas producer opal fuels did the honor. >> a rendering company that makes diesel fuel out of animal waste. and the brookings school for society, turns out they had an original 42 jackie robinson -- like in some drawer. and it's a tragedy that wasn't the

so to the cricket in south africa's relentless progress, ollie pope outcome or not? the job himself up there you go for the that was pope dismissed for 73. whenjimmy dismissed for 73. when jimmy anderson dismissed for 73. whenjimmy anderson fell lbw, all out for 165, five wickets for the outstanding rabada. now here is elgar in full flow, south africa's captains opening their batting, some you hit, some you are relieved to miss. no edge, no wicket, englandjust some you are relieved to miss. no edge, no wicket, england just had to try again. stand by for another of those catching chances not taken. zak crawley the field here, nobody says it's easy, but the state of the match demands that england take wickets quickly. england these days have a philosophy they can win any match from any position but i think they would like some wickets quickly put up yesterday was gloomy before it rained at those conditions were ideal for bowlers to stop right now, there is bright sunshine, and south africa are about to resume after lunch 27 without loss. who is the kind of batter they

ollie robinson and stuart broad also took wickets before lunch but since then south africa has foundin in this test, to level the series — after that comprehensive thrashing in the first test at lord's. to the premier league then — where manchester ended their poor away form.... with a narrow victory at southampton. following their huge win over rivals liverpool earlier in the week.. united now have back to back victories, thanks to a bruno fernandes goal 10 minutes after the break. theyjumped to 6th in the table with all the points, before the 3 o'clock matches. the win against liverpool gave us a lot of belief because they know they can compete with the best team in the world. —— they can't compete. you have to fight, we did much better than the last game. but, now we know that, but still, and at the start of the season, as a result it is really tough, it's hard work and everyone has to be cautious about. the whole 90 minutes we tried really hard to put them under pressure _ tried really hard to put them under pressure and to create chances and i think— pressure and to create chanc

tom: that the bank of finland governor olli rehn speaking to bloomberg jackson hole.ing up, the meme stock frenzy continues. tom: welcome back to the open. we are 30 minutes into the european trading day and here are the top stories. hawks all around. jerome powell puts global economies on alert with a warning of prolonged tightening as the european central bank also signals further hikes. taking heat. european markets tumble and u.s. futures extend losses from friday's post speech selloff. plus, energy relief. germany looks set to hit its gas storage targets a month early. that as the economy minister proposes an overhaul of power prices. let's check in on these markets, taking a hit in the headlines from the hawkish commentary from jay powell, saying you are going to see a sustained period of below trend growth. that is the likelihood, and they will continue to raise rates and hold rates high. the markets pricing in 3.8% by march of next year. the european benchmark is down 0.9% of european officials coming out. isabel schnabel over the weekend in wyoming saying we

tom george and ollie wynne—griffith will hope to claim a medal tomorrow, after they cruised through tof the men's pair. great britain had their work cut out in the quad sculls after this issue with an oar. somehow harry leask, george bourne, matt haywood and tom barras fought back to finish third and secure a place in tomorrow's final. kyra edwards celebrated her birthday as she and saskia budgett finished third in their double sculls semi—final. they're through to the medal final. as is paralympian benjamin pritchard who was in fine form as he comfortably won his singles sculls race. plenty won his singles sculls race. of medals up for grabs track plenty of medals up for grabs in the track cycling, but great britain will not win one in the women's team sprint after a nasty crash during the heat. soapy capewell went down and both riders were able to get back up and leave the track themselves. the men's team have qualified for the bronze medal team sprint race. tyson fury has reitirated his wish to retire from boxing, with a social media post marking his 3ath birthday. fury wrote, "mass

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of course, it never is — ollie pope knows. south africa's bowlers are seriously good.ood place to bat first. you get big first—innings runs at old trafford and the pitch can deteriorate, brings the spinners into play and can offer a bit of variable bounce as the game goes on. but the overheads as a bowling group this morning, we got together and fancied having a bowl. felt like the clouds would help the ball move a little bit, and whether we could try to make some early inroads. so i wasn't disappointed to lose at all because there's always a release of pressure when a team wins a toss and bat, and you go out and bowl. ex—england batter gary ballance has apologised to azeem rafiq for using racist language against his former yorkshire team—mate. details of racial abuse at the county emerged in september 2020, when rafiq said discrimination had left him feeling suicidal. ballance made the apology in—person during a meeting with rafiq in london this week. we met face—to—face in london, it was hosted byjulian metherell, from the pca. it was very genuine, it was incredibly

olly burgess for her leadership and advocacy for the health scepter and shaped the new facility behind us today is a legacy of her incredible leadership. and this is a busy clinic. we serve over 4,000 patients a year and this new health center renews and expands the commit to help equity brings services for where they are needed most. i want to thank you who are part of the legacy including and especially our patient advocacy groups. because of the success of the clinic and the new building is because of the care you provide and relationships you built. the future is bright and i do want to personally thank the dph team for their work including cathy jones. cathy i dont know if you are here but thank you for your work on that. to lisa (inaudible) and kate kim and long-term medical director keith seidel who mentioned 4 medical directors were involved created the building and entire ambulatory team. now it is my great pleasure to introduce a key leader and member of our southeast health center advisory board member oscar james. mr. james we met pre-pandemic in the old building where the

you can watch the full - football news show on the bbc sport website with olly foster.rlfriend kate greville and assaulting kate and her younger sister, emma. he denies all of the charges. matt graveling is at manchester's crown square crown court. the first thing the former manchester united player dead when he got into the witness box was to admit to a jury that he had been called alexi and that this was justified. had been called alexi and that this wasjustified. he also had been called alexi and that this was justified. he also went on to say that he was a flirt and unable to resist women, he had been unfaithful many times that he never physically assaulted a woman. he is giving evidence after his former partner accused him of coercive behaviour and also the assault of her and her younger sister, anna, at his house in manchester on the 1st of november 2020. giggs was arrested on that day and they gave a statement to police admitting the pair were statement to police admitting the pairwere arguing statement to police admitting the pair were arguing over his phone. he

i'm olly foster with the latest from the bbc sport centre.road before he went for 35 off the bowling of kagiso rabada. and south africa made quick work of the tail, marco jansen taking the final wicket ofjimmy anderson to seal victory and ben stokes' first defeat as england test captain. but he is looking to put things right at old trafford next week. over the three days, whenever they were batting or bowling, whatever we threw at them, they seemed to counteract that. so obviously got to give them a lot of credit. but, yeah, it was an off game for us, and that's absolutely fine. i am not going to be throwing my toys out the pram over. real madrid's casemiro is on his way to manchester united. an agreement has been reached for the brazilian midfielder. the fee is £60 million but could rise to 70 million for the 30—year—old. the transfer for the five—time champions league winner is subject to the agreement of personal terms, uk visa requirements and a medical. chelsea's manager thomas tuchel has received a one—match touchline ban and fined £35,