i'm olly foster.start against the finnish, great britain make a winning start in their davis cup group. looking to the future, there's a fresh feel to the england and australia sides as they start their t20 series in southampton tonight. and lee carsley is also looking ahead, after a perfect start in his interim role. he's already thinking about the next england squad. also coming up on sportsday: one year on from their solheim cup tie in spain, europe and usa face each other again in virginia this week. hello, welcome along. we'll start with tennis. great britain have won their first tie in the davis cup group stage. jack draper is in the squad in manchester, but he wasn't involved against finland. he only got back from the us open over the weekend after his run to the semi—finals. they were still far to strong for the finns, dan evans and billy harris both winning their singles rubbers. patrick gearey reports the davis cup turns tennis into a team sport, but there still starts. today, us open's jack

i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up for you on sports day. new york state of mind. jack draper says he felt no nerves at all as he reaches his first us open semifinal england are looking to reach the top teir of the nations league, and of six their players have been nominated fo the balon d'or and ahead of the nfl season, we hearfrom louis rees—zammitt, dropped by the chiefs but now looking to get a game with the jaguars jack draper, the british number one, is celebrating the biggest win of his career. he beat the australian tenth seed alex de minaur at the us open to reach his first grand slam semifinal. he was rarely troubled in what was also his first quarterfinal at a major tournament, and it was the first time that he'd played on the main arthur ashe show court in new york. he'd lost his three previous meetings to de minaur but took the first set 6—3, and despite needing treatment for a groin problem in the second set, he won that 7—5 and breezed through the third 6—2. he is the first british man to reach the last four since andy murray in 2012, the year he won

ollie, thank you very much. into us from the royal navy because we knew about the death of a royal navy pilot, we have reported on that over the last 48 hours with the royal navy putting out a statement and tributes to lou tennant rhodri, who passed away following a tragic incident in the english channel. we talked about for the last 18 months, he served on royal navy squadron, he was one of the commando helicopter forces, royal navy squadron, he was one of the commando helicopterforces, one of the most trusted and capable helicopter captains that we had. he honed his skills undertaking some of the most specialist aviation tasks. in addition to that, there has been a statement from his family, too. a tribute saying rod was so immeasurably loved by his parents, siblings, partner, family, friends. that he was devoted to them. our lives will never be the same without him and we are also very proud of the passionate, strong, loyal man that he was. we will always have in his heart —— in our hearts. they are requestin

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's ollie foster.ake draperies on court at flushing meadows, taking on sinner in the us open semifinal, it is going with serve, set to— one up but sinner 14—15 up on his serve on that fourth game. he won his first grand slam title, the italian open, earlier this year, this is the furthest jack draper is gone in a major. taylor fritz and francis tiafoe play in the other semi—later. craig bellamy is taking charge of wales for the first time this evening. they are in cardiff for their opening nations league match against turkey. they are in the second tier of the competition. they face montenegro on monday, iceland are the other team in the group they are playing each other, iceland leading. in the top tier of the nation league, bradley barcola's first goal for his country is also the fastest, 13 seconds on the clock. italyjust pulled one back. 1-1, i—i, belgium and israel. a goal made in manchester, jeremy doku setting up his city mate kevin de bruyne for the opener. england's cricketers reached 221 for

the stand—in captain led by example today, ollie pope eventually out on 15a.e ropes, before the visitors dug in. alex fletcher reports. slightly clearer skies for day two at the over, the century of two at the oval, the century of ollie pope, resumption of possible tactics, the foundation of success. harry brooke trying one shot to many. the innings beginning to unravel, smith the next fall before chris woakes was left looking skywards. but so were sri lanka, making their way through england's tail and taking the crucial wicket. initial frustration but a remarkable 15a from england's captain, out for a 325. sri lanka started well, it wouldn't last, softer out providing the breakthrough, the umpires then intervened suggesting budlight required a change of polling. the spinning getting a reaction from the balcony from chris woa kes. sri lanka tried their best to get going, sixth test match 50 but he was stopped in his tracks by the daveyton, josh hall's first—time wicket. with time passing into the evening, sri lanka dug in, half centuries for captain before bad

hello from the bbc sport centre, i'm olly foster. semi—final. he lost a tight first set against the italian. sinner taking it 7—5, breaking draper twice, the british number one was forced into a number of errors in the deciding game. it's the first set that draper has dropped in new york. it's the furthest he's gone at any of the four major tournaments whereas sinner won his first grand slam at the australian open at the start of the year. 2-2 in 2—2 in the second set, draper fighting hard to stay in the semifinal. craig bellamy�*s first match in charge of wales ended in a 0—0 draw against ten man turkey in cardiff wales had by the far the better chances in their opening nations league match, joe rodon blazed over in the first half. that was from a sorba thomas cross, the huddersfield forward, who's on loan at nantes, also had a goal disallowed for offside. wales' task has been made easier when turkey had baris yilmaz sent off, shown a second yellow card for catching neco williams. turkey had an opportunity to make the breakthrough b

i don't go there listen, partner, i got this morning my ollie's flyer, every week i get my ollie's flyerol ly ly's bargain, and it made me shake. not rattle and roll, just shake. ollie's flyer has an active wear blowout. $14.99 versus theirs, $67.99 puma and adidas fleece joggers and pants, $12.99 versus $45 david, theirs is a combination of nike and lulu >> you think, what, people will trade down that the power of the brand is not going to be enough >> why does adidas trade down in adidas is hotter than nike >> you said puma >> they're both -- they're stuff is both on sale at ollie's but what matters, david, just to step back for a second, is that what's happening is that the erosion of nike matches the erosion of intel these are companies that, right now, don't -- they've lost their way. what are you -- what >> that's rough, man that is rough. southbou isn't this enough to satisfy you? >> snickers satisfies me >> you've been on nike a lot lately >> i've been on major franchises listen to me, partner. i did not like starbucks, but they did a couple changes and vavoom, i love starbucks b

ollie bearman had just ordered lunch when he got a call that would change his life. debut. this weekend, the car may be different but the opportunity is just as big. i'll try and keep the emotions away from it as much as possible because that makes your life a bit easier. but no doubt i'll be a little bit nervous when those lights are going on. at 16, afterfinishing his gcses, he was living the dream... # baby, baby, baby, ohh...#. ..moving to italy full—time tojoin the ferrari driver academy, after impressing in his karting career. he's been learning the language, and the cooking. but in a sport of huge privilege, it hasn't come without sacrifice. i didn't know anyone, i didn't speak the language and it got very lonely, as well. it was very difficult at times, but, you know, life's about sacrifice and i'm very happy to say that it's got me to where i am today. now still only 19, his future lies with american team haas from next season. this weekend, he'll get a taste of what he's got coming, replacing kevin magnussen, who's serving a one race penalty. but it's lewis

when aunt ollie’s first died son, and then parents, lesha came to console the woman and supposedly helpfor the inheritance, so that he tells you not to run anywhere, i will help you. well, i agreed. well, in general, of course, i met with him, signed documents without looking, as a result , it turned out that i signed a deed of gift to him, then force was used, with the support of a group of tough guys, the pensioner was discharged from her own apartment, and i was evicted from there, they said that you literally have one night left, in general, everything that was in the apartment, i stayed there, i was alone, naturally, i can't cope with such people, they came under threat, i naturally moved out, we tried to get into that apartment, but the locks were changed there. even in the mailbox, and no one opened the door, despite the noise inside, the neighbors say that alexey, who registered there , rents out this apartment, and they will deceive them dozens, one woman told me that there was a girl from the orphanage, who was given an apartment after the orphanage and he also deceived her wi

what did you learn as deputy olly pope in the sri lanka matches?y can happen is he goes for a boundary in the next ball, he can change it up whenever you want to. just whatever i'm thinking, just do it. finally — the pga championship starts at wentworth on thursday. ahead of that, we had the traditional pro—am. andy murray has been putting in plenty of hours on the golf course since retiring from tennis after the olympics. his pro—partner was fellow scot bob macintyre. murray is a seven handicapper and says, with a bit of time and practice, he could improve on that, but has no plans to try to be anything more than a keen amateur. i'm happy playing in front of nobody, to be honest. but i'm enjoying playing when i've got a lot of free time just now, so. i'm playing a few times a week and yeah, having lessons, just enjoying having something to focus my attention on and like i said, lots of free time to do it. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me will perry and the rest of

however, villa turned the match on its head in the first half as morgan rogers and then england striker ollie gave the visitors a 2—1 lead at the break. delap then drew ipswich level again with a fabulous finish to give kieran mckenna's side a share of the points. i am not happy with the point but i have to accept because i think it is fair, the fight, and i know it is difficult to play against ipswich here because they were pushing and playing well. the second half we have to continue doing and we have two accept one point. it is not a bad point and we are doing it our way. every game in the division is tough so we know that this game is a challenge every week but certainly we have probably had, a difficult first six fixtures and again, for games in a row a difficult first six fixtures and again, four games in a row and neither had the result, the only two teams to beat us so far are manchester city and liverpool in the first two weeks when we were coming together as a ”roll. . ., ., ", ., i like the direction of the group. it is a tough division and it is hard to pick up points and even har

an ordinary jump for an ordinary schoolchild is almost an acrobatic trick for nine-year-old olly.is that every movement causes pain to this girl, because of the diagnosis, cerebral palsy, spasticity increases and fetters the muscles of the legs. to stop the regression, olya trains every day, like a professional athlete. swimming pool, gymnastics, strength training. we cry when we stretch, but she is a very strong and hard-working girl. olya, strong - this is continuous, repeats anastasia, the girl's aunt. the girl became the child's guardian when olya's biological mother died of cancer. the baby was not even two years old then. she may be lazy there, of course, sometimes, she does all this through tears, but the result is that she still knows that it is vital for her , she knows what can happen such a moment, if we miss 1-2 days there, then we, roughly speaking, learn all these movements again. olya needs an urgent operation, its cost is more than ... the chinese auto industry has released a sports electric car for sale that can jump. jumping on the spot is, of course, a show, a d

to rugby union now, and dragons backrower ollie griffiths has been diagnosed with a tumour on his spineains fit and well. dragons added: "the club will continue to work with ollie to ensure he receives the best care and support to aid his treatment." great britain has won nine medals on day nine medals on day four at the uci road and para—cycling road world championships in zurich, with cat ferguson, felix barrow and fran brown each taking gold. brown — who missed out on first place at the paralympics — put in a strong performance to defend the world title that she won in glasgow last year, leading a british one—two, with fellow brit kate toft following her home to take silver. elsewhere, finn graham won silver in the mens' time trial. graham was taking part in his first event since winning gold in paris over the summer, but was unable to get past france's florian bouziani. graham is now looking ahead to the road race, which takes place on thursday. not too bad to be close, but this three years in a row, i think .08 of the second. i think it might�*ve been third time lucky, but it wasn'

, england had the victory in their sights, in what was a topsy turvy match — with stand—in captain ollies heroics from the first innings. he knows that his england side let this one slip through. we played some really good cricket through the summer but could not put it together over the four days here after two days we were in a good position and did not capitalise and unfortunately with the bat we were not good enough yesterday and should have had a few more runs. we know the pitch at the oval gets better a test match goes on, so disappointing but overall i'm looking back we had a good summer, five from six. plenty of tests to come, in terms of batting specifically, what will be the thinking in terms of the approach, in terms of seeing the couple of scores that could've capitalised on? that is something that's a question too much, we realise we had a bad day with the bat yesterday, and that can happen in test cricket. credit to sri lanka for bowling well, and for us it is about being as ruthless as we can ruthless as we can which we weren't this game but through the summer we have been

however, villa turned the match on its head in the first half as morgan rogers and then england striker olliens gave the visitors a 2—1 lead at the break. delap then drew ipswich level again with a fabulous finish to give kieran mckenna's side a share of the points. i am not happy with the point but i had to accept because i think it's further the side and i know it's really good to play ipswich here because they were pushing and playing well. the second half is somewhere we have to continue doing and we have to, i said one point is not a bad point because we are same team, 15 point in the table of course, and we are doing it our way. every game in the division is tough, we know the scale of the challenge every week, but if you look at the table, a difficult first six fixtures and again it's four games in a row now we've got a result of the game, the only two teams to beat us man city and liverpool, so i think we're in a good way, i like the direction of the group, it's such a tough division, it's hard to pick up points and it's even harder to win games and is going to be a big fight for us a

now it's time for a look at today's sport with olly foster.e. in the nations league, england opened their campaign in the second tier of the competition with a 2—0 victory over the republic of ireland in dublin. two england players with irish connections scored the goals. declan rice was capped three times by ireland in friendlies. before switching his allegiance. he didn't celebrate his opening goal. jack grealish didn't hold back, though, before adding the second. he represented ireland at youth levels and he had a point to prove. a good start for the england interim head coach lee carsley, who played 40 coach lee carsley, who played a0 times for the republic. greece and finland also in england's group. greece 3—0 up now. just approaching full—time. germany playing hungary in the top tier, a—0 art. the netherlands and bosnia also in that same group. the netherlands 3—2, bosnia have pulled one back. wins for georgia, moldova and armenia. the penultimate day at the paralympics in paris. the wheelchair basketball final under way, the usa taking

. >> olly glover . >> olly glover. >> olly glover. >> thank you, mr speaker. amount of population growth in recent years without the infrastructure to match. >> why is that? >> why is that? >> a new railway station on the great western main line between didcot and swindon would grove and wantage would help to reduce traffic and improve access to both oxford and london. does the prime minister support investment in our railway, and would he meet with me to hear the case for a new railway station at grove and wantage? >> the prime minister. >> the prime minister. >> i thank the honourable member for raising this important issue. obviously very important for his constituents, and we are committed to putting passengers at the heart of our railways. great british railways will work closely with regional government, mayors, operators and passenger groups to ensure rail investment meets the needs of communities and i will ensure that he gets the meeting that he wants with a relevant to minister discuss the issues in his constituency. >> that completes prime minister'

i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up for you on sportsday. 60 seconds — rangers have made a stunning start to the euro paris dust europa league campaign. brittania fight back in barcelona, it's all level after the first day of racing in the louis vuitton final. and british basketball prepares for a new era — and plenty of new stars. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up for you on sportsday. goal in 60 seconds — rangers have made a stunning start to the euro paris dust europa league campaign. brittania fight back in barcelona, it's all level after the first day of racing in the louis vuitton final. and british basketball prepares for a new era — and plenty of new stars. welcome good evening. let's start with more on that developing story regarding the former fulham chairman mohamed al fayed — and the historic claims of sexual assault and rape against him. the bbc heard testimony last week from more than 20 former harrods employees who said the billionaire sexually assaulted or raped them. let's head to crav

ollie, thanks so much for joining the program. earns examined it. you lost your son. >> yeah. i did. definitely lost my son in 20023. to gun violence. >> lawrence: when they say that this program is not helpful and it's going to cause over policing in black and brown neighborhoods, what would you say to those leaders? >> i would say they're wrong. they are not living in those black and brown neighborhoods where we have the shot spotters in certain different equipment to help the police. >> do you think that a program like this could have saved your son's life? >> the shot spotter program? >> yes, ma'am. >> yes. >> yes. and actually got police to the scene. at that time i was already on the move to keep going to get to a hospital. got them there. it just didn't get them there fast enough. >> um-huh. what would you say to the mayor? because this is a new mayor. we got more of the same with the last mayor but it looks like he is doubling down on the effort. the community is crying for help. they have big conventions in chicago. i was

let's go, readiness in 5 minutes, okay, let's say, then, that bogdanov was ollie's lover is just my guesso few facts to make, listen, you are already making the wrong conclusions, you are not embarrassed by the fact that they studied salt at the same military university, no, and the fact that bogdanov is one of the most authoritative military psychologists, and the fact that he did an internship. in the central military hospital does not lead you to the idea that they could have had a working relationship, a working relationship, then what the hell are they doing with their working relationship they did it together at the chemical plant, i saw the video recording, i recognized him and olya there, well, okay, then in that case the guides are already looking, everything is fine, we need to find him faster , we need to find him faster, in short, tatars tadam, this is a printout of her payments, not only the police can do this. she ordered two plane tickets, in addition to this she ordered one ticket for the aeroexpress, but what's interesting, and what's interesting is this, they rented a ho

since he was her son’s best friend, here they are together after meeting with the army, when aunt ollie’s son, and then the parents, lesha came to console the woman, supposedly to help draw up the documents for the inheritance, that he... this aunt sign this, well, in general, of course, i agreed with him, come there, sign that, he doesn’t run anywhere, i will help you, well, i met, signed the documents without looking, as a result it turned out that i signed a deed of gift to him, then force was used, with the support of a group of tough guys, the pensioner was discharged from her own apartment, and i was evicted from there, they said that you literally have one night left, in general, that’s it, what was in the apartment remained there, i am alone, naturally, i can not cope with such people, they came under threat, me and... we tried to get into this apartment, but the locks there were changed even in the mailbox, and the door, despite the noise inside, no one opened, the neighbors say that alexey, who is registered there, rents out this apartment, and dozens of people have been deceive

"i did it, i deciphered ollie's recording, you were wrong, pash, you were wrong, it was a borderlineorder, it's severe paranoia, he's dangerous, do you understand how dangerous? yes, it's my fault, i should have realized, i don't know , now what should i do, before i report, i need to make sure, he's not just leaking information to terrorists, he's leading them, do you understand?" "that's all for now, who, who is he, who, who is he, dan? almost everyone is on the road, there are a couple of people, no more. practically, you're welcome. and the cameras? the camera is there, here, behind. it wasn't borderline disorder, it was severe paranoia. he's dangerous. do you understand how dangerous? it wasn't borderline disorder, it was severe paranoia. tanya, remind me of the exact definition of paranoia? a paranoid person thinks that the world around them is bad, dangerous, well, they try to fight the external threat. wait a minute, we have guests. what do you need? why did you knock? it's from vlasov. with gratitude. look, flowers, some kind of box? wow, even so. i'll go open it. yes. gener

the ollie watkins goal celebrated as it was created, without fuss. what was needed. and villa would go joint top in points, but still the home side were not done and delap wasn't done. in a moment that shows ipswich have hope, if not yet glory. patrick gearey, bbc news. elsewhere today, in the days only scottish premiership fixture, rangers survived a nervy second half to secure a win against hibernian tom lawrence's goal in the first a win against hibernian, tom lawrence's goal in the first half was the only moment of quality for rangers as they struggled to hold off a dominant hibbs. var overturned an initial offside call to give them the lead before half time. hibbs were given a chance to stage a comeback but wasted it, jack butland's save enough to secure a victory for rangers which takes them within five points of premiership leaders celtic and aberdeen. manchester city recorded their first win of the women's super league with a 1—0 victory over brighton bunny shaw with the only goal of the game as city looked to bounce back after a draw against

however, villa turned the match on its head in the first half as morgan rogers and then england striker ollie drew ipswich level again with a fabulous finish to give kieran mckenna's side a share of the points. bunny shaw with the only goal of the game as city looked manchester city got their first win of the women's super league with a 1—0 victory over brighton. bunny shaw with the only goal of the game as city looked to bounce back following a draw against arsenal in their opening match. gareth taylor's side missed out on the title last season because they scored seven goals fewer than chelsea. let's get the latest from the madrid derby now. real are away at their city neighbours atletico. after 15 minutes, it is currently goalless between the two rivals. elsewhere on sunday, it finished 1—1 between celta vigo and girona, and it was the same scoreline between athletic bilbao versus sevilla, while real betis beat espanyol i—o. two cricket now. travis head was the star of the show for australia as they beat england by 49 runs in their fifth and final one—day international in bristol to win th

the man performing to some of the 25,000 who rsvp'd like olly here. celebrating san francisco and its march towards normal normality. the area's rebound from the pandemic has been slow and hard, and it has seen its share of shuttered businesses and welcomed state and military police to help combat the fentanyl crisis in nearby tenderloin palos verdes estates. but this is a step. organizers say it's the second of three free concerts they're holding and say, well, yes, this is entertainment, but also to let visitors know it's clean, it's safe. it's a great place to come hang out. civic center plaza isn't the only place with live music happening tonight over at oracle park, east bay, punk rock group green day making a stop on its tour. and in downtown san francisco. tell me what i want, what i really, really want. it's beer, pretzels and your best lederhosen and dirndl. at the first event of the only entertainment zone in the state. if you're 21 and over, you can walk into schroeder's, harrington's or royal exchange. grab your beer to go and drink it in

now with all the latest sport here's olly foster.

stand—in captain ollie pope went on to make 154 before lunch. wickets. with england'sjosh hull removing nissanka on his debut. sri lanka 93—5. england have an unassailable 2—0 series lead. you can keep up to date with all on the bbc sport website — including the final of the men's wheelchair gold medal match, between britain's alfie hewett. and japan's tokita oda. that's all the sport for now. oda a set up. there have been tense scenes in the centre of glasgow, with rival demonstrations facing off against each other across george square. around 2000 people are reported to havejoined a �*stand up to racism�* rally. on the other side of the square, a smaller, anti—immigration protest took place. both groups shouted and chanted at each other. there were some scuffles, when a group of men wearing masks arrived and tried to join the anti—racism protest, with police trying to keep them away. police officers had also erected barriers to keep the rival demonstrations apart. the most powerful storm in asia this year — �*super typhoon yagi�* — is now caus

now with all the latest sport here's olly foster. hello from the bbc sport centre.e're into the the second week at the us open, and in the next few hours, the british number one jack draper will be looking to reach a grand slam quarterfinal for the first time. he's the only british player left in the singles draw at flushing meadows and hasn't dropped a set yet ahead of his fourth round match against the czech tomas machac. i feel very different to last year. i barely played any tennis in the year, struggling with injuries all the time, and then obviously came here. i was still very nervous and unsure before matches, whether i would get through this one, am i going to get a cramp in this one, am i going to break down physically, get injured or something? i was still struggling with a shoulder injury when i played here last year. i feel very different now. a record was set in the singles overnight. the latest finish to a women's match at flushing meadows. 2:15 in the morning. the olympic champion zheng qinwen reaching the quarterfinals for a second time with victory

heading home to put them two up afterjust 27 minutes, but once again everton threw away their advantage, ollien the match before substitutejhon duran gave villa the lead with a stunning strike, a goal that will be replayed over and over again, 3—2 the final score, a win that moves villa up to third and leaves everton rooted to the bottom of the table without a point. after going into the international break with a heavy defeat to liverpool — manchester united got the win they needed today. it could have been different if southampton had taken advantage of a golden opportunity in the first half — but as things turned out, it was comfortable for the visitors in the end on the south coast as patrick geary reports. when you manage manchester united, everyone�*s watching you and yet you're alone. erik ten hag knew the calm wouldn't last. promoted southampton sought to add to his problems. penalty! what a moment for the saints and for cameron archer. but... he gets down to save it. around andre onana's right arm, the match seemed to pivot. 2.5 minutes later, it swung into the path of matthijs de lig

olly foster is here at 6.30, but that is all the sport for now. thanks very much, chetan.iv, because more very large demonstrations organised by some of the hostage families in tel aviv, and we've seen this now arc over the weekend and yesterday and now today. i was talking yesterday to the author gideon levy, one of the newspaper contributors, in terms of his assessments of these protests. one of the things that he said was, "keep an eye on whether they continue because" we had the general strike yesterday. his assessment was watch these protests and if they continue in huge numbers, that indeed is a real threat for benjamin netanyahu in terms of whether this is a change moment or this is —— whether these protests go the same way that so many other have, where they happened but they don't change government policy. let me just give you a couple of lines from the white house, because officials there are talking about trying to get that hostage and a cease—fire deal over the line. the white house saying in the line. the white house saying in the last few minutes, "we're work

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster. usa have won back the solheim cup as europe's fightback falls short in virginia. north london is red again, grabriel heads the gunners up to second in the table with the winner against spurs. and a big bash in baku provided a dramatic finish to the azerbaijan grand prix. also coming up on sportsday, disappointement for graet briatin in the davis cup. but sonay kartal, in herfirst final, has herfirst usa have won back the solheim cup, leading 10—6 at the start of the day, they need four and half points from the 12 singles matches today, and they have just reached their target in the last couple of minutes, europe put up a fight. charley hull put in an incredible performance in the opening match. she beat world number one nelly korda six and four in a statement win to take the first point of the day, georgia hall also won her match but the americans answered straight back with megan khang. she thrashed emily pedersen 6 and 5 and with further wins for rose zhang and allisen corpuz the us

but villa turning the tie on its head in the first half as morgan rogers and then england striker ollieat the break. but it was delap again who drew ipswich level with a fabulous finish and a share of the points for kieran mckenna's side. manchester united play tottenham in the premier league at old trafford very shortly. both sides have had mixed starts to the season, with spurs tenth and united eleventh. rarely a week goes by without debate over the future of united manager erik ten hag. and that speculation has increased again, just the one win in their last four premier league matches followed by a somewhat underwhelming 1—1 draw with dutch side fc twente in the europa league. we will be judged and that is normal. for every game, everyone expects united to win. we know that. it is not a secret for anyone. when you are in this club, you have to deal with this factor, and we do. i think eric's in a real toughjob. he's done really well. you know, he keeps mentioning he's won two trophies and he has, you know. so i don't think that's insignificant. everyone keeps telling me that's all i

you create into legation repository, demanded the release of notorious terrorist to really de omar, ollie shawnee. and so i'm ready, go chechen, and george and terrorist housing h t as prison in exchange for the release of these getting numbers. h t s was reported. they offered 75 on ment, aerial vehicles. the front line for the ukrainian forces is collapsing, rush that keeps making me enormous progress that, but now is, as you write, your forces are collapsing morales in the time t f is resorting to recruiting terrorists what, who all these terrorist that key of is trying to get his hands on. well, they're a very loosely affiliated group of people, very heavily info. try to be know as well by western intelligence groups. and lots of questions to ask about how did outcry to even come about how to do exist. yep. what have you, some of them based out of saudi arabia. very radicalism scripts at tough. we're alshaun is the, the latest incarnation of the name. you can always just case we get all use as we get the isis your add another one. i'll news. i'll kind of, i'll lose that being specific

that's before it was a rough show, ollie's, they tried to do this incense raising, causing song, for example. i know they are promoting the border patrol of catholic stuff. we did a money in order to try to stop the apartment shoot between china and russia in the, in the creating problems. and this information, of course, the reason is trying to induce both we see from one side of america, they beats very serious. do they do their best or do they have a gun? the, the invest billions of dollars, although the workforce bed they and they both of use and the agendas on the sides. russia has not started yet to do their own propaganda and always rush. i tried to follow the rules about the media, for example, restaurant as a, at the end the, the credit that this is, is a rough shot media bots, for example, was for example, germany or repeat an on unit say, do the i or people from the local citizens like they did, for example, from mendoza or for example, like mic, the decked or uh, uh, it's a general, a media project i talked about that's in my tongue and for the diesel. i'm trying to 7 of

england lost wickets before lunch though — ben duckett, and captain ollie pope unable to reprise hisyou can stay across all the latest with the test over on the bbc sport website. it's the final day of the paralympic games in paris. 1a golds up for grabs before the closing ceremony, and after finishing fifth in the men's t54 marathon, david weir announced his retirement from paralympic competition having won six golds during his career at the games. another british athlete, charlotte henshaw, has doubled her tally of titles in paris, this time winning the kayak women's single 200m. her compatriot emma wiggs finished behind her, after the two won golds in two separate disciplines on saturday with germany's anja adler third. onto sunday's fixtures now, and northern ireland look to make it two wins from two in the nations league when they take on bulgaria later. elsewhere on sunday scotland take on portugal. scotland's travel to the match proved to be a little turbulent. their flight was delayed, and then after eventually arriving they had a two hour bus journey to lisbon ahead of a mat

stand—in captain ollie pope went on to make 154 before lunch.econd session on saturday, sri lanka losing five quick wickets, including a debut wicket for england'sjosh hull. sri lanka 131—5. england have an unassailable 2—0 series lead. the nfl's first ever match in brazil saw the philadelphia eagles beat the green bay packers 34—29. saquon barkley scored three touchdowns on his debut for the eagles, after leaving their division rivals, the new york giants, in the off season. what's more, the defeated packers lost their quarterback, jordan love, who went off with an ankle injury late on. the lead changed seven times in sao paolo, with philadelphia ulitmately coming out on top. you can keep up to date with all on the bbc sport website, including the final of the men's wheelchair gold medal match between britain's alfie hewett and japan's tokita oda, which has gone into a deciding third set. that's all the sport for now. think you very much. thousands of people have taken to the streets in towns and cities across france to protest against presiden

it's training day for robbie and olly ahead of their trip across the ocean to take part in the worldbeliever # believer...# one of the first things people say to you — does it hurt your feet? the only time it would hurt your feet is like sometimes beginners, rather than sort of gliding on top of the water, you tend to want to plough against it. but once you're relaxed and sort of ski less defensively, it's actually a really nice feeling just sort of, you know, being free and gliding. robbie from wakefield, has won gold, silver and bronze medals in barefoot competitions before, and he actually inspired 15—year—old olly to give the sport a go. i saw robbie skiing up and down the strip bit here, justjumped out the side of the boat and started skiing. it looked really cool and i was like, i have to do that. and then once i actually started it, ijust couldn't stop. since then, ollyjoined team gb and came first in the nationals, perfectly paving the way for the two of them to take it global with the world championships next month. so the tricks event is when we're doing as many tricks as p

england have made one change with fast bowler olly stone coming in forjofra archer.s and decided to bowl. the latest. is currently 2a—o to england at the moment after four overs. you can get all the latest on that on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. gavin, great to see you, thank you. here, in the uk, the mp rosie duffield has told the bbc that prime minister sir keir starmer — and his senior team — care more about power than about making a difference. she has resigned from the labour party and will now sit as an independent. meanwhile, the conservative party conference gets under way in birmingham today, with events focusing on choosing a new leader. the four candidates to succeed rishi sunak will each make speeches, and take questions from delegates. cheering let us hear a bit more from rosie duffield. i'm desperately sorry. it is not at all where i wanted to be. i never thought in a million years i would leave this party. i'm trying not to get upset when i'm saying that because it's in your soul and your heart. and particularly someone like

let's pause, though, and go check on the sport with olly foster. many thanks indeed, christian. jack draper is on court at the us open. the british number one is in his first grand slam quarterfinal, and he made a flying start against the australian tenth seed alex de minaur. he squandered a number of set points, but still took the first 6—3. one worry is that he had to call the physio early in the second set for what looked to be a groin problem. there was a break—up in the second, and di minaur has broken back and leads 5—4. so, di minaur looks like he's going to level the di minaur looks like he's going to level the coral di minaur looks like he's going to level the coral about di minaur looks like he's going to level the coral about —— quarterfinal. karolina muchova has made it through to the semi—finals in the women's draw. the czech took the first set 6—1 against the brazilian beatriz haddad maia, but had to deal with illness throughout the second set, having to take a number of bathroom breaks. she said she didn't want to go into too many details. let's put it lightly. ——

now with all the latest sport, here's olly.significant injury news for two of the biggest clubs in europe, manchester city have confirmed that their midfielder rodri has suffered ligament damage in his right knee. the spaniard had to come off in the 21st minute of their draw with arsenal on sunday. he has been seeing a specialist in barcelona and the club say that he will continue to be assessed to ascertain the full extent of the injury and expected prognosis. the recovery time from an acl tear is usually a minimum of nine months which would rule him out for the rest of the season. just when his real madrid career was taking off, kylian mbappe could be out for a number of weeks after picking up a thigh problem in their win over alaves on tuesday. he scored for the fifth consecutive match in their 3—2 win but was substituted in the last 10 minutes and appeared to be in some discomfort. the club didn't give a time frame for mbapp �*s recovery, but he is set to miss sunday's derby at atletico madrid and he could be ruled out of n

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster.on could have a new owner in weeks as the american billionaire dan friedkin comes back to the table to agree a deal. the women's super league is back, we'll look at the opening weekend and there's also a bumper sponsorship dealfor the top division. lando norris made it onto the top step in singapore, but why have f1 stewards put max verstappen on the naughty step. also coming up on sportsday. it's delight for glamorgan — as they become one—day champions — with somerset getting that sinking feeling once again this season. and we'll hear from great britain's newest european champions — after double bmx success for sasha pardoe and kieran reilly. evening, after one of the most tumultous years in the club's history, there is finally some good news for everton, it was just over 12 months ago, that the owner farhad moshiri, agreed to sell his 94% stake, but as the first takeover stalled and eventually fell through, two separate points deductions for financial breaches followed leaving the te

deadlock after eight minutes, but villa turning the game around with goals from morgan rogers and then ollieional series decider against australia in bristol. stand—in captain harry brook made 72 with the bat and ben duckett made a brilliant 107 but australia's bowlers fought back with travis head taking three wickets as england set a target 310. australia are currently 46 for 0 in reply. carlos alcaraz is through to the quarter—finals of the china open. the four—time grand slam champion beat talon griekspoor in straight sets taking less than an hour in what was his 200th career win. alcaraz will play karen khacanov in the last 16. in the women's tournament us open runner—up jessica pegula survived a scare to reach the last 16. the second seed from the united states fought back to beat russian veronika kudermetova 6—7, 6—1, 6—2. pegula will play spain's paula badosa next. tomas machac will play france's ugo humbert for a place in the final of the japan open. and foursomes sessions 3—1 to take a four point lead with sunday's 12 singles matches to come. and that's all the sport for now. voting