over in pool c, ireland won a nail—biting encounter against australia.er sophie spence's try was given by the tmo, but were given a scare by a late wallaroos try. it finished 19—17 to ireland. liverpool have rejected a second offer from the spanish club barcelona for midfielder phillippe coutinho. the bbc understands the bid for the brazilian was 100 million euros, with 15 million of that paid in add—ons. barcelona are widely regarded as wanting coutinho to replace neymar, who moved to paris saint germain for a world record fee. the football association say they'll bid to host the 2021 women's euros. the bidding process for the tournament begins in september with a final decision due next year. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are caroline wheeler, deputy political editor at the sunday times and jack blanchard, political editor at the daily mirror. good evening to you both. thanks for joining us. tomorrow's front pages, starting w

while in pool c hosts ireland scored a tight win over australia and france were very comfortable beatingrs view their win? the second round of games takes place on the weekend. the final is in belfast on the 26th of august. the score does not reflect how physical and tough it is out there. spain where a great opposition. buy from the beginning they set the score. it was a physical game. they played until the end and gave us some questions we were not expecting. we had to adapt on the field. it was certainly a contest no matter what the score has to say. liverpool have rejected a second offerfrom spanish giants barcelona for midfielder phillipe coutinho. the bbc understands the bid for the 25—year—old brazilian was nearly $100 million, with around $17.5 million then to be paid in add—ons. barcelona are widely regarded as wanting coutinho to replace neymar, who moved to paris st germain for a world record fee. now to tennis, and world number one, andy murray, has withdrawn from the cincinnati masters because of an ongoing hip injury having already pulled out of this weeks montreal masters.

england will face france in the semi—finals after the french beat ireland in their pool c decider.he first—half, as they won 21—5 to knock out the host nation. new zealand, who are bidding to win a fifth world cup, are also through to the semis. aldora itunu scored a hat—trick of tries as the black ferns beat the 2013 runners—up, canada, 48—5 to finish top of pool a. new zealand will now face the usa who, despite losing to england, go through as the best runners—up. there were also wins for wales, spain and australia. the welsh beat hong kong 39—15, and they were the first points that hong kong had managed to score in the competition. they had 209 scored against them before that match, and zero for them. tennis, now, and the former world number one victoria azarenka has pulled out of the upcoming us open because of a custody battle over her baby son. azarenka, who has twice been the runner—up at flushing meadows, said on thursday that she is unwilling to be apart from her eight—month—old son during legal proceedings with his father, following their recent split. azarenka returned t

ireland's women clinched a 3—1win over the czech republic in pool c of the eurohockey tournament.tournament if they avoid defeat against spain on saturday. scotland's women on the other hand suffered a setback in their campaign to remain in the top tier of european hockey after losing 2—1 to spain. england can wrap up the series against west indies with victory in the second test which starts tomorrow at headingley. it's one of only two tests to be played before this winter's ashes and a number of england's batsmen are still unsure of their places. captain joe root thinks they'll come good. this is another opportunity for them. and as i said, they are desperate to stand their mark on test cricket. it's a different pressure all the time. and there are different things that we have to overcome. but i'm fully expecting they'll be able to do that throughout the series. there is one big cricket match at the moment. it's a bit different, though. (00v)a mixture of former cricketers and celebrities involved. . including it's the test match special 60th anniversary match in leeds. a mixtur

england will face france in the semi—finals after the french beat ireland in their pool c decider. the host nation. new zealand, who are bidding to win a fifth world cup, are also through to the semis. aldora itunu scored a hat—trick of tries as the black ferns beat the 2013 runners—up canada 48—5 to finish top of pool a. a 12—year—old boy from iraq's yazidi community has been reunited with his family three years after being captured by so—called islamic state militants. his mother, who now lives in canada, only discovered her son was alive last month, as the bbc‘s adam mcilrick explains. his report contains some flash photography. flanked by family and photographers, this was a moment worth capturing. mother and son together again. 12—year—old yazidi boy emad mishko tamo was given a hero's welcome to what is now his new home in winnipeg, canada. translation: i am happy and very thankful to everybody who had anything to do with helping to reunite me with my mother. emad reserved special thanks for his uncle, steve, and the canadian government for making this all possible, a day few

ireland's women clinched a 3—1win over the czech republic in pool c of the eurohockey tournament.avoid defeat against spain on saturday. scotland's women, on the other hand, suffered a setback in their campaign to remain in the top tier of european hockey after losing 2—1 to spain. england can wrap up the series against west indies with victory in the second test which starts tomorrow at headingley. it's one of only two tests to be played before this winter's ashes and a number of england's batsmen are still unsure of their places. captain joe root thinks they'll come good. this is another opportunity for them. and as i said, they are desperate to stamp their mark on test cricket. it's a different pressure all the time. and there are different things that we have to overcome. but i'm fully expecting they'll be able to do that throughout the series. there is one cricket match underway at the moment. this one's a bit different. it's the test match special 60th anniversary match in leeds. a mixture of former cricketers and celebrities are involved, including radio 1's greg james, who

pool.. the y-m-c-a will remain closed until further notice. today a maryland charity is accused of fraud. maryland's attorney general and secretary of state say the "we can-cer vive" charity failed to properly register and must stop doing business in maryland. the charity calls it an "unintentional" oversight and says it is working to address the state's concerns. investigators are looking into what happened to donations made to the group. and it's bad news for brides. alfred angelo will not finish its orders! the bridal store filed for bankruptcy and unexpectedly shut down last month- leaving some brides panicked. the company says if you haven't received your order at this time-- you won't. it cites quote "logistical and financial strain" - and says you can file a claim if you think you're owed money. ford officials are trying to determine why some of their vehicles are leaking carbon monoxide. three massachusetts police officers were hospitalized yesterday for carbon monoxide exposure. an o across the country have also experienced issues. john lorinc has more. good news today customers

c. level drainage systems a pool. it leaves overcrowded makeshift settlements far more at risk during the nation's annual rainey's. other infrastructure in the city has been overwhelms to. particularly local morgues which have been left overflowing. as the spectre of water borne disease raises its head. local authorities are calling for more ambulances to help. rescue workers have already been reinforced by the military in an attempt to cope with the devastation. several ngos including save the children and doctors without borders say they're suspending rescue operations in the mediterranean sea because of clashes with the libyan coast guard. and yeah ships have rescued thousands of shipwrecked migrants and taken into european shores in the last few years. but libya says that they have been disrespecting the north african state sovereignty. nmhg growing standoff with the libyan coast guard has for several ngos to suspend their rescue operations in the mediterranean. doctors without borders is pulling out its largest s

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c.. witnesses say a man with swastika tatoos used racial epithets at a capitol hill community pool.nd in rockville - a muslim man was attacked sunday as he walked down the sidewalk with his wife! the man says they were walking along rollins avenue speaking in arabic - when another man made deragatory comments - and attacked him! police are investigating this as a hate crime. new developments in the case of the d.c. firefighter who was assaulted sunday while on the job.. authorities now say he may have been drunk or under the influence of drugs. he was called to a home in southeast d.c. for a report of an injured child. the police report says he offered to treat the child, but the parents refused, because they thought he was drunk. that's when a crowd attacked him. he suffered a broken jaw, and is scheduled for surgery today. an internal investigation is undewa students at the university of maryland are getting ready for a hi-tech competition next week. they'll face 28 other universities across the world in the space-x hyperloop pod competition. teams are designing pods to help compa

working out in the pool can improve strength, flexibility and cardiovascular health. according to the ct enjoying water-based exercises more than working out on land ... and they say they can exercise longer without joint or muscle pain. water provides more resistance than air, so exercises performed in a pool provide a more intense workout ... with less risk of injury.the c-d-c says water-based exercise also improves mental health ...and it's good for people with chronic diseases like arthritis or osteoporosismany facilities offer aquatic exercise classes.but if that seems too complicated, you can always just swim.half-an-hour doing a front crawl at an easy pace burns about 250 calories, depending on your weight.if you aren't an experienced swimmer, start out with five- to-ten minute sessions, adding minutes as you build stamina. vary strokes to keep things interesting and work out different muscles.but you don't even have to swim or take a class to get the benefits of aquatic exercise. simply jogging in place in the shallow end can provide a great workout that's easy on joints ... whi

. >> two too c >> might want pool time today to beat the humidity, tuck. >> next couple of days goodf the day. storms back in the forecast this afternoon. pop-up variety not everybody will get it. i do want to mention the humidity with daytime highs about 90 degrees. scattered storms again tomorrow that's cold front which will give us a nice weekend. hot weekend. we'll be around 90. but we should have less humidity. both saturday and sunday are d dry, and the good news, monday is eclipse looks mostly sunny at this hour. so we'll all be able to get out and get a chance to check out the eclipse. about 80% here. we'll get some effect. >> cannot wait. >> i'm getting lots of tweets about glasses i'll see if i can find a place to get glasses. >> nasa.com, right? >> if you can still get them. >> i think they'll give you the retailers. i think that's what sky guy said. >> 78 now in washington. again very humid it there early. it's a warm front rolling across the area this morning. that will give us cloud cover and some pop up showers and storms and then that's a cold front out towards st. lo

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pool decider against the united states who beat spain 43—0. elsewhere new zealand and canada scored second wins in group a. hosts ireland were 24—14 winners overjapan in group c but that is all we had time for. from me, tulsen tollett, and from the team, goodbye for now. —— that is all we have time for. good morning. last week, the weather was pretty changeable, wasn't it? this week, it's more of the same, i'm afraid. in fact, if we take a look back at last week, parts of eastern england had over 60 millimetres of rain. that's pretty close to a month's worth in just a 36—hour period. and certainly, the south—east has been the wettest of the weather. pretty much close to normal, at the moment, so far this august, in scotland and northern ireland. in fact, last week, we had some decent spells of sunshine in western scotland. on wednesday, you can see this beautiful picture sent in by one of our weather watchers — there was over 13.5 hours of sunshine, and a high of 21 degrees in glasgow. but generally speaking, last week, the jetstream was to the south. so we were on the colder side of the jetstream and the more unsettled one for some. through the weekend, thou

c. richard lister reports. southern europe is sweltering. the swimming poolses are generally between 28 and 30 degrees. those temperatures are around ten to 15 average at the moment. very high. and the persistence of the heatwave is causing problems across the region. there is no relief at night either. in the south of france it is 31 degrees. that is at all half past ten. this constant heat has consequences. wildfires have become a growing problem across europe. this one is in croatia, where more than 150 people battled through the night to protect those living nearby. climate change means problems like this are likely to get worse. southern european climate is variable year—on—year but the evidence would suggest that what we are seeing here is out of the ordinary, and perhaps evidence that these extreme temperatures, heatwaves, are becoming more extreme and also more frequent. 2003 saw the hottest european temperatures in 500 years. its impact was devastating. it caused the biggest fall in agricultural output in a century and tens of thousands of deaths, mos

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runoff according to a new poll the pool from harper pulling puts justice more at 47% in senator strange is 45%, 8% of voters undecided. five coverage of u.s. senate now on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c., august 29, 2017. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable roy blunt, a senator from the state of missouri, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: orrin g. hatch, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m., on friday,