and aryna sabalenka wins in cincinatti as she beats jess pegula to lift her second title of the year. and welcome to the programme. we begin with football where at 37 years of age, jamie vardy is scoring in the top flight once again. he earned leicester a 1—1 draw at home to tottenham on their return to the premier league. vardy�*s second half goal cancelled out pedro porro�*s opener. vardy�*s header in the 57th minute was leicester's first effort on target. spurs handing a full debut to new signing dominic solanke. but despite spurs having 70% possession and 13 corners, the points were shared, thanks to vardy�*s 9th premier league goal against spurs. brilliant to get the first game a lot premier league debuts and club debuts and guys not playing in the premier league for a while and that's going to cause some anxiety and so, to get the second half as it was, we had the confidence built even more to move forward if we canjust get in even more to move forward if we can just get in the service and some good territory around it and called the spots we want and called the spots we want an

pegula was made to work for the win in toronto, with suprised finalist anisimova taking the second setto dominate the third in a match that lasted an hour and 27 minutes. gold medal winning novak djokovic and the rest of team serbia were given a heroes welcome on their return from the paris olympics. thousands gathered in the streets of belgrade to greet the team as they arrived at the capital's city hall, with nba mvp and silver medallist in the basketball nikola jokic amongst them. he was then joined by a smiling djokovic, whose gold medal in paris completes a career �*golden' slam, following his straight sets victory over carlos alcaraz. you can keep across the spot on the bbc sport website as well as the app. and that's all the sport for now. this is bbc news. next it is a tragedy that continues to fascinate after more than a century. the titanic hit an iceberg and sank in april 1912. the wreckage was only discovered in 1985. since then, more than 5000 artefacts have been retrieved from the bottom of the atlantic ocean and kept in a warehouse in the us state of georgia. ourscience

this meeting lasted for three sets, and pegula, who defended her last year's title, won. 6:3, 2-6, 6:1. yakubov defended the colors of ska, amur and avangard. overseas, the forward played for edmonton, which selected him first overall in the draft, st. louis and colorado. the world's shortest football championship is held in greenland. the weather on the island allows for games for only a week, and the participants get to the stadium by dog ​​sled. the champions celebrate their success by swimming in the arctic waters. viktor kusev, sports news, channel one. good morning, friends, this is the fashion verdict on channel one, with you, i am liliya rakh. together with me, a fashion expert, very soon we will meet our heroine we will see her transformation, but for now let's look at her list of online purchases and try to guess who she is, what she does, what she likes. so, a magic candle. does it do magic? that is, as i understand it, an ordinary candle, only with a different product name. they are by category, i have no expertise on this matter, then boxing gloves, no, well these are dir

pegula was made to work for the win in toronto, with suprised finalist anisimova taking the second setasted an hour and 27 minutes. so excited to be here with the trophy again, i really wanted this one, and i know everybody is talking about my record but it is nice to be able to get through the week and to back it up. to be excited, it is an honour, really. —— super excited. and that's all the sport for now. we are having a problem with the autocue. i think ithinki i think i can correct this problem. doctors at government hospitals in several indian states have gone on an "indefinite" strike in protest of the rape and murder of a trainee doctor on friday. the woman's body was found with multiple injuries in a state—run hospital in west bengal�*s kolkata, where she was a resident doctor. the demonstrations, demanding justice and better workplace security, have now spread to other parts of the country. local media reports say a man who worked at the hospital has been arrested in connection with the case. let's speak to archana shukla who's in mumbai. what more do we know about this dread

she plays fellow american and sixth seed jessica pegula tomorrow. number one, jannik sinner, came from a set down to beat american mackenzie mcdonald to book his place in the second round. while four—time grand slam champion, carlos alcaraz, also dropped a set in his victory over australian qualifier li tu. he won the first, 6—2, but lost a scrappy second set, 6—4, before regrouping to win the next two. england and sri lanka are making theirfinal preparations before the second test at lord's tomorrow. england beat the visitors by five wickets in the first test at old trafford last week, chasing down a fourth innings target of 205. england captian ollie pope says he's expecting another challenging game from sri lanka who impressed with their tenacity in manchester. for the guys to put together some good scores, and set us a chase from a hundred deficit is a credit to them. but i think we can hopefully keep getting better and i'm sure they'll be confident and they will feel strongly. if we can play our best cricket we can come out on the rights and th

and aryna sabalenka wins in cincinatti as she beats jess pegula to lift her second title of the year.

she will now face defending champion and fellow americanjessica pegula in the final.r title at the wyndham championship after pegging back max greyserman in north carolina. long—time leader greyserman had extended his advantage at the 13th, holing out from 91 yards for a sensational eagle. but this was instantly followed by a quadruple bogey on the next hole to allow rai back in and the brit took full advantage. finishing his round with this birdie put on the 18th to secure the title. it feels amazing. it truly is a dream come true. so many people have played a huge role in me being at this point, from my mum, my dad, the rest of my family. you can keep across all the news, the football transfers, third team gb athletes making their way home. that is all the support for now. i will be back later with more updates. this is bbc news. at doctor who treated valdo calocane three years before he killed people in nottingham warned his mental illness was so severe he could end up killing someone. this is according to medical records seen by the bbc. valdo calocane's mother to

and she'llfacejessica pegula in the final on monday. badosa in three sets to claim her ninth win in a row and she will now aim to win back—to—back tournaments following her victory at the canadian 0pen last week. the american lauren coughlin won the women's scottish 0pen at dundonald links in ayrshire, finishing on 15 under, four shots clear of the field. she struggled with some early bogeys, but rallied on the back nine to take the title. her second on the lpga tour in the past month following her maiden win at the canadian 0pen. her closest challenger was esther henseleit of germany, who finished on 11 under par. england's charley hull finished in fifth. kind of unbelievable. two in three weeks is pretty crazy, three events, but i stuck in, try to stay as present as i could. i played super solid all four days and tried to be... let the wind do what it did not find it too much and i was able to kind of hit the ball where i was trying to most of the time in good distance and make some putts. hideki matsuyama has won the first leg of the

she beatjessia pegula in straight sets in the cincinnati final, ending the american�*s nine match winningr two is looking to build on her win at the us open. i think ithinki i think i was really emotional in washington and toronto, coming back after injury i was overreacting. i just stepped back and realise i played my great tennis when i was calm, and confident no matter what was going on on the court i will keep fighting and try my best. there is no other way for me if i want to do well here in new york. so i have to build that belief and calmness on court. i have to practise that and have this belief that i will be able to turn it around, no matter what the situation is. i wanted to try something before the us open starts. there'll be two immediate differences when england's latest test series against sri lanka starts on wednesday. the first you'll spot at the toss because without the injured ben stokes, ollie pope is taking over as england captain for the three matches. while if the home side bat first, there'll be a new opening batter. dan lawrence is coming in for the fast—scoring z

she plays fellow american and sixth seed jessica pegula tomorrow.me from a set down to beat american mackenzie mcdonald to book his place in the second round. while four—time grand slam champion, carlos alcaraz, also dropped a set in his victory over australian qualifier li tu. he won the first, 6—2, but lost a scrappy second set, 6—4, before regrouping to win the next two.

and she'llfacejessica pegula in the final on monday.in in a row, and she will now aim to win back—to—back tournaments following her victory at the canadian open last week. american lauren coughlin won the women's scottish open at dundonald links in ayrshire finishing on 15 under, four shots clear of the field. she struggled with some early bogeys, but rallied on the back nine to take the title — her second on the lpga tour in the past month following her maiden win at the canadian open. her closest challenger was esther henseleit of germany, of germany, on 11 under par. england's charley hull finished in fifth. is kind of unbelievable. ijust tried — is kind of unbelievable. ijust tried to — is kind of unbelievable. ijust tried to stick in there and stay— tried to stick in there and stay as— tried to stick in there and stay as present as i could. i played _ stay as present as i could. i played super solid all four days, _ played super solid all four days, and try to be, try to let the win— days, and try to be, try to let the win do— days

she beatjessia pegula in straight sets in the cincinnati final, ending the american�*s nine match winning world number two is looking to build on her win at the us open. i think ithinki i think i was really emotional in washington and toronto, coming back after injury. i was like, i was overreacting. ijust after injury. i was like, i was overreacting. i just stepped after injury. i was like, i was overreacting. ijust stepped back and realised that i play my great tennis when i was calm, and confident that no matter what is going on in the court, i will be able to keep fighting and try my best. there is no other way for me if i want to do well here in new york. i have to build that, not that confidence, but build that belief on court. i have to practise that and have this belief that i will be able to turn around a much no matter what the situation. ijust to turn around a much no matter what the situation. i just tried something... the situation. i “ust tried something. . ._ the situation. i 'ust tried something... the situation. i 'ust tried somethina... ., ., ,, something... more on our

during the victorious usa, jessica pegula in two sets with a score of 6:375. players spent an hour and 15 minutes on corti. twenty-six-year-old sobolenka won her second title of the season and her fifteenth tournament. the belarusian did not give up a single set to her opponents, including in the semi-final against the world's number one iga swiatek from poland. in the men's draw of the tournament in cecinata, the victory was won by twenty-year-old yanik. the italian became the youngest champion of this masters in 16 years. in the final, the number one player in world racing defeated american tennis player francis tiaffa, for this siner needed two sets 7-6-6-2. these were the most notable news in the sports world at that moment. who are you? i, a traveler, a balloonist, jean ivan, and so we are namesakes, what kind of fairy tale is it without ivan, eh, what started it, without deception? without a flint, the villain locked me in a flint, a pen, self-written magic ink, you will get it, you are the main thing vanya, hurry up, so give me a horse, a mechanical one

having lost to her twice, sabalenka won this one in straight sets 6—3, 6—3— she'll now facejessica pegulabadosa 6—2, 3—6, 6—3 in the other semifinal. after winning three medals for australia at the paris olympics, track cyclist matt richardson has switched allegiance and will now represent great britain. richardson was born in kent, but moved to western australia at the age of nine and maintained dual citizenship. he said it had been a difficult decision but a personal choice, made after careful consideration of his career and future. richardson won two silvers and a bronze at paris 202a. and that's all the sport for now. after a yacht sank this morning. we are getting reports that mike lynch is among those missing.— is among those missing. those re orts is among those missing. those reports coming _ is among those missing. those reports coming from _ is among those missing. those reports coming from the - is among those missing. those reports coming from the pa - is among those missing. those i reports coming from the pa news agency in london. in the past few seconds or so, we are able t

having lost to her twice, in finals, sabalenka won in straight sets 6—3, 6—3— she'll now facejessica pegula6—2 3—6 6—3 in the other semifinal. in golf, hideki matsuyama has won the stjude championship but he had an almighty wobble on the home stretch. he had two bogeys and a double bogey from the 12th to the 15th holes, but recovered to finish on i7—under, two shots ahead of xander schauffele and victor hovland. elsewhere, brookes koepka beatjon rahm in a playoff to win the greenbrier invitational. he shot a 7—under par 63 in the final round to tie with rahm, then won it with a par on the first playoff hole. and another us golf star taking home a trophy is lauren coughlin. she won the women's scottish open at dundonald links in ayrshire finishing on 15 under par. it's her second title in three weeks after winning the canadian women's open in late july. you know, i played super solid all four days, and just kind of tried to let the wind do what it did and not try to fight it too much. and i was able to kind ofjust hit the ball where i was trying to most of the time, and a good distance, and

in the final, the second racket of the world beat the representative of the usa jessica pegula in two6:3-7-5. the tennis players spent 1 hour and 15 minutes on the court. twenty-six-year-old sabolenka won the second title of the season and the fifteenth in her career. these are the most notable news from the world of sports at this minute. roman, you have the floor. ilya, thank you, we continue. in vladivostok, the final preparations are underway for the eastern economic forum, which starts on september 3. about 100 events are planned as part of the business program, what will be discussed and what topics will be the main ones at the forum will be told by kristina kuruma. vladivostok is preparing to host the main economic event of the year. until september 6 on the campus of the far eastern federal university will host the eastern economic forum. the main theme this year is the far east 2030, let's join forces, creating opportunities. participants will discuss the image of the future region, outline new development directions. business events are divided into seven thematic blocks, an

having lost to her twice, sabalenka won this one in straight sets 6—3, 6—3— she'll now facejessica peguladosa 6—2, 3—6, 6—3 in the other semi—final. we have had a lot of great battles in the past and she is an amazing player and she is doing really well the past couple of weeks. so going to be another great match and really looking forward for the final. in golf... hideki matsuyama has won the stjude championship but he had an almighty wobble on the home stretch. he had two bogeys and a double bogey from the 12th to the 15th holes, but recovered to finish two shots ahead of xander schauffele and victor hovland. elsewhere, brookes koepka. beatjon rahm in a playoff to win the greenbrier invitational. he shot a 7—under par 63 in the final round to tie with rahm, then won it on the first playoff hole. it's koepka's fifth liv golf title. and that's all the sport for now. let's return to the us now and kamala harris has arrived in chicago for the democratic national convention, where she'll be formally confirmed as the party's presidential candidate. ms harris is expected tojoin president biden

she'll face america's sixth seed jessica pegula or spain's paula badosa in monday's final. race win on the iconic climb of alpe d'huez by four seconds. defending champion deymi vollering was a minute and a quarter down in the standings, after crashing earlier in the race — she gave it absolutely everything, riding away to win the stage. niewiadoma had to finish within 65 seconds of vollering to keep the yellowjersey — had to dig really deep. and she just made it. tears of joy as she found out she'd won the race, which she says was a crazy rollercoaster. and celebrated the biggest victory of her career. belgium's wout van aert is the new leader at the vuelta a espana — which begins in portugal this year. a crash in the closing stages involved several riders, including britian�*sjosh tarling who'd begun the day sixth in the overall standings. there was an uphill finish, australian sprinter kaden groves timed his run to perfection to beat van aert to win stage two. but the belgian was third overall this morning and he moves up to the top of the standings to take the leader's r

cincinnati 0pen is under way, with world number three aryna sabalenka taking on world number six jessica pegula stay in the first set in a moment. aryna sabalenka has the break of serve. she leads 5—2. the men's final later sees world number one jannick sinner against american francis tiafoe. after winning three medals for australia at the paris 0lympics, track cyclist matt richardson has switched allegiance and will now represent great britain. richardson was born in kent but moved to western australia at the age of nine and maintained dual citizenship. he said it had been a difficult decision but a personal choice, made after careful consideration of his career and future. richardson won two silvers and a bronze at paris 202a. that is all from the world of sport for now. helena, back to you. paul, thank you very much indeed. ukraine is continuing its incursion into russia's kursk region, with confirmation from moscow this afternoon that a third crucial bridge has been damaged. the latest bridge, which runs over the river seym, is the last remaining crossing point in the area, and its destruct

having lost to her twice, sabalenka won this one in straight sets 6—3, 6—3. she'll now face jessica pegula, 6—3 in the other semifinal. we had a lot of great battles in the past and she is an amazing player and she is doing really well the past couple of weeks. so going to be another great match, and really looking forward for the final. after winning three medals for australia at the paris olympics, track cyclist matt richardson has switched allegiance and will now represent great britain. richardson was born in kent but moved to western australia at the age of nine and maintained dual citizenship. he said it had been a difficult decision but a personal choice, made after careful consideration of his career and future. richardson won two silvers and a bronze at paris 202a. and that's all the sport for now. the prime minister, sir keir starmer, has labelled recent rioting in northern ireland as "clearly racist". on monday, starmer said he wanted to visit northern ireland to meet those affected by the disorder and to thank front line officers who dealt with it. the riots started after disin

kenin plays fellow american and sixth seed jessica pegula tomorrow.land and sri lanka are making their final preparations ahead of the second test at lord's tomorrow. england beat the visitors by five wickets in the opener at old trafford last week, chasing down a fourth innings target of 205. england captian ollie pope says he's expecting another challenging game from sri lanka who impressed with their tenacity in manchester. for the guys to go and put together some good scores, to change from a this effect —— deficit for them as well. i think hopefully we can keep getting better and i am sure they would be confident and feel strong, but if we can play our best cricket, hopefully come out on the right side of the result again. federico chiesa, has said goodbye to the juventus fans ahead of a move to liverpool. though a deal is yet to be finalised, the reds hope to agree a fee of £10 million plus add ons for the italy international. speaking outside an airport on wednesday, chiesa told reporters he was "ready for this new adventure". chelsea's romelu

and another american to beat is jess pegula.laying terrific tennis losing so sabalenka in cincinnati. so, she's playing great tennis. she's on a collision course in the quarterfinals to play iga swiatek. she can do that. she can beat iga. she's beaten her before, and iga is sometimes unpredictable. i think jess is the one to watch, and maddie keys. we're not sure how she's going to do. she pulled up lame at wimbledon. she's on a collision course to play sabalenka, if they get through. a lot of excitement. >> whit: tough matchups. let's transition to the american men now. there's been a long time. andy roddick was the last u.s. open winner for the american men. what can we expect this time around? >> we cannot wait to not talk about this anymore. when is an american guy going to win the grand slam? right? the bottom line is, we've got a terrific bunch of guys. inside of the top-20, there are five a including tiafoe, frances tiafoe. who just made the finals in cincinnati. he's kick started his career again by doing that. i think i

the year — and a first since the australian open injanuary — after beating world number sixjessica pegula but a personal choice, made after careful consideration of his career and future. richardson won two silvers and a bronze in paris. meanwhile, wout van aert has kept the leader's red jersey at the vuelta a espana by winning stage three. yesterday, he finished second behind kaden groves — this time, he beat the australian and got to celebrate the win. he now leads the race overall by 13 seconds. still 1—1 between leicester and spurs, but that does all the sport for now. hello there, good evening. still some hazy sunshine at times today towards eastern areas of england. the colours in the sky affected by the particles of smoke from wildfires in north america still, but a lot of heavy rain too, especially in the north and the west. weather fronts pushing eastwards, and that sets the scene for the rest of this week. it will feel very autumnal at times. more heavy rain, unseasonably windy, particularly blustery for irish sea coasts, but still some sunny spells. the best of the dry, sunnier

she'll play emma navarro next, the other semifinal will be betweenjessica pegula and diana shnaider.tinian residents of khan younis in the south of gaza to move to designated "humanitarian zones". the order follows saturday's israeli airstrike on a school building in gaza city, which the israeli military says was a hamas command centre. more than 70 people died, according to the director of a hospital. the us vice—president and democratic presidential candidate, kamala harris, has added her voice to international condemnation of the loss of civilian life. you know, yet again, there are far too many civilians who've been killed. i mean, israel has a right to...go after the terrorists that are hamas but, as i have said many, many times, they also have — i believe — an important responsibility to avoid civilian casualties. earlier, david mencer, from the office of the israeli prime minister, defended the strike on the school. hamas murderer in chief yahya sinwar has said many times that gazan deaths support his cause. so since the 7th of october, a massacre on my people, hamas and islam

certainly, coco gauff on the women's side, jess pegula, madson keyes.ow. emma navarro, a familiar name. and on the men's side, francis tiafoe, ben shelton made it to the semifinals last year, taylor fritz in the top 20, tommy paul. we've got a great group, sebastian korda who won in d.c. this summer. there's a great group and they're all young. >> we could use a star on both sides, obviously. it's been -- the last u.s. open won by an american, was that andy roddick? >> andy roddick. it's been a little while. but as you know, joe, here at the u.s. hope, our fans come out, they follow all the greats in tennis. the world has gotten smaller, american players, kids growing up are inspired by serena, inspired by roger. they're certainly inspired by the americans, and it's great to see the americans. you've got sloan stevens on court right behind me, here today, this morning, so there's a great group of players that are inspiring more and more people to play. and that's what we're seeing around the country. right now, tennis participation in america, after hav

arina sabalenka won the second title of the season in cincinnati, defeating the american jessica pegula. from the ceasefire in the gaza strip to respect for the rights of women and migrants in chicago, the dim party congress began with protests. is practicing the defense of the eastern flank, over 650 units of equipment and german troops arrived in lithuania for training. sports festival for recruits. future police officers undergo a young fighter. how will approaches to housing construction with state support change, why does the country need a national operator of transport infrastructure, under what conditions will artisans work in the future. these and other questions. were tried in the palace of independence, the president held meetings with the leadership of the council of ministers. one of the priorities of social policy is the construction of housing for those in need. approaches to state support are constantly being improved. in the field of view, first of all, rural areas, the solution of housing issues, removes the problem of personnel outflow, helps young specialists to gain