premier league so that would be a disasterforthem.o police this and how are you going to make it possible? are you going to make it possible? are you going to do it by phone and digitally? we still have 3,000,018 to 30—year—olds who still haven't had that first vaccine. we saw what happened at wembley for the euro 2020 final which was an absolute disgrace and a complete shambles. is it going to be possible for the stewards at football matches and the queues that will shoot, football matches and the queues that willshoot, if football matches and the queues that will shoot, if they've got to check every single, you know, test, vaccination certificate, oh, i haven't got it with me, i vetted at home. all of that sort of stuff. it is all very well saying trust the people to use their common sense but actually i think the people have got every right to expect the government to show a little bit of common sense, and they are not. and as nigel said, once you lose the trust of people, you know, we have all put up of people, you know, we have a

i had a _ that is all premier league teams. i had a little — that is all premier league teams.ford — had a little look early and i think brentford might escape this because their ground isjust below 20,000 but, their ground isjust below 20,000 but. yeah. — their ground isjust below 20,000 but, yeah, big crowds, you will feel a bit but, yeah, big crowds, you will feel a hit safer_ but, yeah, big crowds, you will feel a bit saferand, of but, yeah, big crowds, you will feel a bit safer and, of course, but, yeah, big crowds, you will feel a bit saferand, of course, apart from _ a bit saferand, of course, apart from that, — a bit saferand, of course, apart from that, people who are a little bit wary _ from that, people who are a little bit wary about going might feel a little bit — bit wary about going might feel a little bit happier about going if you know that everyone around them has had _ you know that everyone around them has had a _ you know that everyone around them has had a level of protection. they did, it has had a level of protection. they did. it sounds _ has had a leve

and then again the english premier league._ to that? yes. definitely. i cannot wait for _ to that? yes. definitely. i cannot wait for club i to that? yes. definitely. i. cannot wait for club football to come back because, mean, for me, personally, where my interests lie. and, yeah, the singapore premier league is going to start again this weekend so i'm really excited for that but yes, club football. i cannot believe that the premier league to get started again and it will be so good. started again and it will be so aood. ., ~' ,, started again and it will be so aood. . ,, i. ., started again and it will be so mad. ., ~' y., ., , good. thank you and we will see if ou good. thank you and we will see if you are _ good. thank you and we will see if you are right _ good. thank you and we will see if you are right about _ good. thank you and we will see if you are right about the - good. thank you and we will see if you are right about the euro i if you are right about the euro spinal in a few hours' time. thank you forjoining us.

season, he was being berated _ premier league season, he was being berated by— premier league season absolutely brilliant and he made two penalty safes _ brilliant and he made two penalty safes today, and the way he directs his team _ safes today, and the way he directs his team from the back, he is the leader— his team from the back, he is the leader and — his team from the back, he is the leader and leading in the front —— kane _ leader and leading in the front —— kane is _ leader and leading in the front —— kane is the — leader and leading in the front —— kane is the leader in the front and pickford _ kane is the leader in the front and pickford has emerged as a leader in the back _ pickford has emerged as a leader in the back. and of course maguire played _ the back. and of course maguire played very well, but he is established. he played very well, but he is established.— played very well, but he is established. . , ., . established. he has done that in s le, established. he has done that in style. and _ established. he has done that in style. and again _ established. he has don

the government is in talks with the premier league to use them at matches from october. same. earlier this week, the prime minister announced that vaccine passports would be needed to go to nightclubs in england from the end of september. i should serve notice now that, by the end of september, when all over—185 will have had their chance to be double jabbed, we're planning to make full vaccination the condition of entry to nightclubs and other venues where large crowds gather. other spectator events with crowds of over 20,000 people, such as big concerts, are also likely to face similar requirements. mps and fans' groups have already raised concerns. at the start of the pandemic in 2020, questions were raised about the role the cheltenham festival may have played in spreading the virus. the government and sports bodies are likely to be keen to make sure they can have full capacity crowds this winter without such worries. helen catt, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. like yesterday, some of us are seeing blue skies and sunshine

at the moment we are talking about premier league i are talking about premier league football clubs,lubs like your own at some point, how will it be implemented at a club like yours if it gets to that stage? it implemented at a club like yours if it gets to that stage? if it implemented at a club like yours if it gets to that stage?— it gets to that stage? if it is at the levels _ it gets to that stage? if it is at the levels we _ it gets to that stage? if it is at the levels we have _ it gets to that stage? if it is at the levels we have heard, - it gets to that stage? if it is at i the levels we have heard, which it gets to that stage? if it is at - the levels we have heard, which is 10,000, probably for a lot of lower league clubs, it would not make that much of an impact on the game itself. pre—pandemic we had 7000 so you could manage that. the issues, if it is implemented and you do have to check the covid double vaccinations, you have to put in extra costs in terms of more stewards in the stadium to check that and other costs would certainly accrue to implementing the protocols

the sentence could have been a lot harsher but the premier league have already welcome to this.e no matter where it comes from in the uk or overseas. the united nations has warned that myanmar is heading towards a new civil war at an unprecedented scale. after months of brutal crackdowns by the military, some protesters have taken up arms in their fight to restore democracy. while the police have been used to suppressing mass protests, many are now under intense pressure to decide which side they are on. the bbc was given rare access to the first group of police officers who defected and are now on the run. 0ur asia editor, rebecca henschke reports. these men are attacking myanmar�*s police 200 kilometres east of the capital naypyidaw. they are part of the local branch of the so—called people defence force, civilians have taken up arms to fight restore democracy. they are attacking the police because of their role in suppressing mass uprisings against the military coup. uprisings against the military cou. ~ ,, ~ ~ uprisings against the military cou. �* ,, ~ . , coup. translation

the former arsenal midfielder won three premier league titles and four f.a. cups at his old club.o be abandoned at bristol in their third one day international against sri lanka, denying them the chance to reply to the visitors 166 all out. england won the toss and put sri lanka in to bat, but a poor display saw them lose four wickets in the first ten overs. tom curran almost managed to match his brother sam's five wicket haul in the second odi, taking four wickets off 35 balls. sri lanka's performance was summed up in the final wicket. a lack of communication saw both batsmen at the same end to finish their series with an incredible run out. before england could even get their innings started, the heavens openend and the match was abandoned. let's turn to tennis now, where wimbledon is preparing for manic monday, where it'll be busier than expected after the all england club announced there will be 100 per cent capacity at the tournament next week. centre court will host almost 15,000 and court one will hold more than 12,300 for the quarter—finals, semi—finals and finals. it's pa

he said implementing this for premier league clubs would undoubtedly raise more costs. at 10,000, then probably for a lot of lower— league clubs, it wouldn't make that much of an impact on the gate itself. so, ceratinly for ourselves, our average gate pre—pandemic was about 7000, so you would say you could manage that. i think the issues would be that if it is implemented and you do have to check for covid double vaccinations, you almost certainly would have to be starting to put in extra costs into the thing, in the sense of more stewards, a ring around the stadium to check that, and then other costs would certainly accrue to implementing the protocols that would be necessary to protect the fans and protect the players and the staff as well. thousands of people in the western united states, are spending the weekend in evacuation centres, as wildfires continue to burn across the region. more than 80 large wildfires in 13 states have destroyed around 1.3 million acres in recent weeks. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, reports. the dixie wildfire, california's

the sunday telegraph leads on reports that premier league football fans who've not been fully vaccinatedm attending matches from october under plans expected to be signed off by ministers, the sunday mirror has the same story but adds it will include all fans through to league 2 in england. and, finally, the sunday express says every victim of crime will be given a named police officer they can call or email about their case as part of a major new blitz by the government. so, let's begin... a little flavour of the papers this sunday. nigeland a little flavour of the papers this sunday. nigel and jo, a little flavour of the papers this sunday. nigeland jo, thank a little flavour of the papers this sunday. nigel and jo, thank you for coming back. let's crack on, front page of the observer, nigel, food buses. , , , , ., buses. yes, this is the confusion over who — buses. yes, this is the confusion over who has — buses. yes, this is the confusion over who has to _ buses. yes, this is the confusion over who has to isolate - buses. yes, this is the confusion over who has to isolate and - buses

plans to require football fans to be fully vaccinated for premier league matches from october are considerede uk government. coming up in sport, more than one of the bigger shocks of the olympics so far as austria's ana kiesenhofer upsets the odds to win the women's cycling road race. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. it's day two of the olympics, and the sporting action has brought us just the sort of unpredictability and excitement only these games can bring. an unexpected gold medalfor tunisia in the pool and the first medals for team gb with a silver in taekwondo for bradly sinden and a judo bronze for chelsie giles. the women's road race resulted in a huge shock earlier in the day. lucy hockings is in tokyo for us. day two has produced some extraordinary performances and some real upsets as well. the day started with a big upset in the women's road cycling race — the austrian mathematician anna kiesenhofer took gold, she has not had a professional contract since 2017, she raced ahead with more than a0 kilometres remaining, it was an amazing race, and in

to come back to the premier league to compete for something.better to think about positive, how a lot of people were encouraging me to do well and happy with that. so he's happy, but are the fans really happy? well let's speak to kate reilly james — the blue room podcast and kate — you watched the press conference didn't you, was it enough to win you over? i'm quietly confident. i hold my hand up and say that bonita is wasn't my first choice manager. i think that nothing to do with the red half i think i need to make that abundantly clear because all of the red star spoken to since the announcements of actually back to him coming across stanley park. i felt like we are more in need of a culture change that a manager who has had some success in the past. having watched the press conference today i feel like i have to whisper it, i'm quietly confident. share today i feel like i have to whisper it, i'm quietly confident. are you, that's good _ it, i'm quietly confident. are you, that's good to _ it, i'm quietly confident. are you, that's good to h

plans to require football fans to be fully vaccinated for premier league matches from october are considereduk government. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. day two of the olympics saw some high drama, most notably in the swimming pool but also in cycling and tennis. theere was an unexpected gold medal fortunisia in swimming — and the first medals for team gb, with a silver in taekwondo and a bronze injudo. the women's road race resulted in a huge shock and ash barty couldn't replicate her wimbledon success. lucy hockings is in tokyo for us. day two here in tokyo has produced some extraordinary performances and some real upsets as well. the day started with a big upset in the women's road cycling race — the austrian mathematician anna kiesenhofer took gold, she has not had a professional contract since 2017, she raced ahead of the peloton with more than a0 kilometres still remaining, it was an amazing race, and in fact she has a phd in maths from cambridge so very clearly made the right calculations in today's race, a great victory for austria and for anna k

such as the premier league or the champions league. think we are all reminded of it with this idea to create the super league was mentioned a couple of weeks ago. clearly after the externally strong reaction by the government as if this really were a matter of national emergency the immediate response. her sick great column in the magazine is a british magazine. one thing is it touches on quite interesting is the american super league like leagues and different sports whether it is the nfl, nba or mlb, strikingly go back to the premier league or the champion. we find people around the world who know who james lebron is. but a great deal of american professional sports outside of america is far more limited than european soccer. and so you have to wonder why that is. whether that is the organization of these legs and sports. one thing you might want to look at someone call a hyper- commercialized nature of these american super links new orleans, jazz, mind boggling into jazz this beloved local theme the first one to break the color barr

plans to require football fans to be fully vaccinated if they want to go to premier league matches fromctober are being considered by the government. british mps have warned that taxpayers will bear the cost of the government's coronavirus spending for decades. wildfires in northern california force thousands into evacuation centres while a covid outbreak in oregon puts firefighters into quarantine. a warm welcome to tokyo, it's day two of the olympics there has been an extraordinary upset in the women's cycling road race — with austrian mathematician anna kiesenhofer taking gold. she has not had a professional contract since 2017, and raced ahead of the peleton with more than aokm still remaining. in men's swimmming,18—year—old tunisian swimmer, ahmed hafnaoui, has pulled off a stunning victory — the outsider won the men's 400 metre freestyle gold — despite qualifying last. he had a look of shock on his face at the end of that swim. the light from him and his coach. in the last few minutes team gb has just won its first medal — a bronze for chelsea giles in the women's 52 kilo judo. a

meanwhile conversations about other things, premier league football, for example, continues.- premierhat — example, continues. why did they go back on that proposal— example, continues. why did they go back on that proposal then? - example, continues. why did they go back on that proposal then? i - example, continues. why did they go back on that proposal then? i think. back on that proposal then? i think the were back on that proposal then? i think they were two _ back on that proposal then? i think they were two key _ back on that proposal then? i think they were two key reasons. - back on that proposal then? i think they were two key reasons. the . back on that proposal then? i think. they were two key reasons. the first being logistics, how could universities police lists? there were legal questions as well. when you get an offer of a university place, that is considered to be legally binding. i think ministers are also aware that an ease is growing on conservative backbenchers about this wider issue of vaccine passports. jacob rees—mogg last night said it would not be at the end

vieira just has the job at - the premier league, and i think more opportunities — the premier league— should just get more opportunities because i don't think _ should just get more opportunities because i don't think that's - should just get more opportunities because i don't think that's right. i because i don't think that's right. ithink— because i don't think that's right. i think every— because i don't think that's right. i think every opportunity- because i don't think that's right. i think every opportunity is - because i don't think that's right. l i think every opportunity is earned, but i _ i think every opportunity is earned, but i think— i think every opportunity is earned, but i think they— i think every opportunity is earned, but i think theyjust _ i think every opportunity is earned, but i think theyjust needs - i think every opportunity is earned, but i think theyjust needs to - i think every opportunity is earned, but i think theyjust needs to be . but i think theyjust needs to be more _ but i think theyjust needs to be more in — but i think theyjust needs to be more

at night clubs in england from the end of september and a similar plan is being considered for premier league ministers and the league are at an early stage. i think our members are _ members are reflective of the wider society, so, there will be some who feel that this will give them the kind of reassurance they need in order to return safely to games. equally there will be others who are opposed to it in principle myra some events, like this weekend's latitude music festival require test of vaccination for entry, but making that mandatory for other large—scale indoor and outdoor events would be strongly opposed by some tory mps. strongly opposed by some tory mp5. the government has changed its tune on this, freedoms will come with that condition. freedoms will come with that condition-— freedoms will come with that condition. �* ~ �* �* , let's bring you the latest figures on coronavirus, or at least some of them, because for the second day in a row, no data on deaths has been released, due to technical difficulties. however we can see that the number of new infections recorded is down for

plans to require football fans to be fully vaccinated if they want to go to premier league matches fromer are being considered by the government. and health secretary sajid javid has apologised for an earlier tweet which suggested the nation doesn't need to "cower" from coronavirus. now on bbc news, click looks at how online shopping has exploded in the pandemic and how social media companies want a piece of the action. as the world tries to emerge from the pandemic, the way we go about our lives is bound to be different — but exactly how is hard to say. on this week's show, we'll be seeing the buildings that are hoping to get to know us a bit better. and looking at how online shopping could be getting social. but first, we'll be finding out how the world of search is changing right before our eyes. the idea of visual search is nothing new. it's something we looked at a few years ago, where you search for something online by using a picture rather than words. but the idea does seem to be gaining ground now, as omar mehtab has been finding out. omar: toys, animals, food — no need to type

best players dormant confirm jaden santo has been sold to premier league giant's manchester, united. the 21 year old blossomed into one of the buddhist leaders, most exhilarating attackers in his 40 years at dormant, dodging an incredible 50 goals and 64 assists. in 137 appearances the england international will join manchester, united for a reported 85000000 euros or dorman would have preferred not to sell him. central has long been looking to return to the premier league after coming up to the manchester city. youth ranks that are not the fantastic father, not one another. jayden was always very professional and he was really excellent for us late last season. so for the basket, we're not happy about the money. the instead we're sad, he's leaving because at the very least market rosa will have plenty to invest in his new squad as he prepares for the bundle we get campaign. even with santa leaving pressure is high. you're watching the w news of next are international debate from berlin tonight. gay and queer in europe, how the tackled exclusion. i'll be back at the top of the hour w

was created in 1992 _ the premier league was created in 1992 and — the premier league was createdwant to— are really needed. but would you want to be — are really needed. but would you want to be a football manager if you knew _ want to be a football manager if you knew you _ want to be a football manager if you knew you were going to get a lot of racist _ knew you were going to get a lot of racist abuse? so there's a real problem — racist abuse? so there's a real problem there and i think tackling it. problem there and i think tackling it all— problem there and i think tackling it. all within the football grounds, that's— it. all within the football grounds, that's part — it. all within the football grounds, that's part of it. and for shots and said they— that's part of it. and for shots and said they crawl under the rocks and into this _ said they crawl under the rocks and into this sphere of social media where — into this sphere of social media where they can have anonymity. let�*s where they can have anonymity. let's move on from — where they can have anonymity. let's move on

night clubs in england from the end of september, and a similar plan is being considered for premier leagueall matches too. no decision has been taken, and talks between ministers and the league are at an early stage. i think our members are reflective of the wider society, _ so there will be some who feell that this will give them the kind of reassurance they need in order to return safely to games. - equally, there will be others - who are opposed to it in principle. some events, like this weekend's latitude festival, require tests or proof of vaccination for entry. making that mandatory for other large—scale indoor and outdoor events would be strongly opposed by some tory mps. at the start of the year, ministers said they had no plans for people in england to show proof they'd had both jabs. but it's now clear some freedoms will come with that condition. ben wright, bbc news. the latest daily figures on coronavirus show a fall in the number of new infections for a fifth day. our health correspondentjim reed is here to go through the data. what are the numbers, jim? good evening. the uk r

with really big rights — so the likes of fifa - or premier league, they sometimes do it territory byle to get more rights revenue by doing _ it like that. but actually, we've seen a slight shift even from the likes of uefa who sold their women's. champions league rights globally because they saw an opportunity there. - so what we might end up seeing is rights holders shifting a littlel more towards regional sales, i just for their own ease, i guess, as they're only dealing with one . person instead of several different companies within the territories. andrew, i know that it sort of seemed to take people in the uk a bit by surprise, that discovery and eurosport had the olympics — did discovery undercook it slightly in terms of promotion and advertising in the uk? i don't think so. i think, obviously discovery+ is a new service in the uk, so i think people are still getting familiar with that service. and up until this month, in fact, sport did not feature on discovery+. and we're using the olympics to really showcase the breadth of content that discovery+ can give the british public

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supporters�* association expresses concern over plans to make proof of full vaccination mandatory at premier leaguello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. day two of the olympics saw some high drama, most notably in the swimming pool but also in cycling and tennis. theere was an unexpected gold medal for tunisia in swimming and the first medals for team gb, with a silver in taekwondo and a bronze injudo. the women's road race resulted in a huge shock and ash barty couldn't replicate her wimbledon success. let's cross to the bbc sports centre. chetan pathak has been watching the action in tokyo. what happened in the cycling? so much to packing on this second day. one of the most extraordinary moments in the day came with anna kiesenhofer, a relative unknown who doesn't even have a professional team, winning gold in the women's cycling race. she is a mathematician with 2 degrees and a phd, it was a test notjust with 2 degrees and a phd, it was a test not just of with 2 degrees and a phd, it was a test notjust of her mind but her body. a remarkable solo breakaway, finishing m

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coming from different nations, _ premier league coming from different nations, different leaguesteam. we got the ball straight out of the net, we got the ball straight out of the not we _ we got the ball straight out of the net, we ran back up to the halfway line and _ net, we ran back up to the halfway line and everyone seems to block it out and _ line and everyone seems to block it out and kept focused on what we needed _ out and kept focused on what we needed to— out and kept focused on what we needed to do. i think from that instant — needed to do. i think from that instant that you have told me about is progression and what we have learned — is progression and what we have learned from instances like that. and we _ learned from instances like that. and we can only keep improving and keep going — and we can only keep improving and keep going forward and trying to control— keep going forward and trying to control what we can control in the games _ control what we can control in the games it— control what we can control in the names. . , control what we can control in the tames

best players. norman confirmed jayden santo has been sold to premier league giant manchester, united with 21 year old blossomed into one of the bonus leaders, most exhilarating attackers in his 40 years at dormant, dodging an incredible 50 goals and 64. in 137 appearances. the england international will join manchester, united for a reported 85000000 euros, or dorman would have preferred not to sell him. central has long been looking to return to the premier league after coming up to the manchester city. youth ranks that nothing. fantastic thought it not on her, never kayden was always very professional, and he was really excellent for us late last season. so for basket, we're not happy about the money. the instead we're sad, he's leaving that because at the very least market rosa will have plenty to invest in his new squad as he prepares for the bonus league campaign. even with santa leaving pressure is high. and his reminder of the top stories that we're following for you, you as president joe biden is important to think 1st responders and to comfort families of people killed are s

move will be voted upon next monday and means there could be full stadiums for the start of the premier league and final as part of the government's series of test events. the buzz around the european championship semifinals this week continues to grow. england's huge match against denmark is on wednesday at wembley. gareth southgate's side have been training today, following the 4—0 win over ukraine on saturday. coming from the fans as they look to make a first final in a major international tournament since 1966. of course we're aware of it. it's brittiant — of course we're aware of it. it's brittiant to _ of course we're aware of it. it's brilliant to see. that's what social media _ brilliant to see. that's what social media should be therefore and that's what it's— media should be therefore and that's what it's therefore at the moment. we see _ what it's therefore at the moment. we see att— what it's therefore at the moment. we see all the vibes going around, and like _ we see all the vibes going around, and like i_ we see all the vibes going around, and like i say, it's a great atmosphere

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government sources say it's in the early stages but the english premier league is expected to supporte plan. this comes after prime minister boris johnson was criticized for calling for proof of vaccination to enter nightclubs. let's talk more about this vaccine passport scheme the u.k. government is considering. how controversial is it likely to be, and what pressure may the prime minister face politically on that? >> reporter: well, he's already facing that pressure. his conservative party already oppose to some of these moves. although this is to be expected. this comes on the back as you said of nightclubs. now the authorities looking at expanding that vaccine passport to include major events, 20,000 people. the first place where this would be rolled out potentially is at football stadiums during the premier league games. so that could be coming up in a few weeks time. why is this controversial, isa. i think we have to look at the continent at large to answer this question. the u.k. is following the suit of other countries like italy and france imposing even tougher measures. star

central has long been looking to return to the premier league after coming up to the manchester city. youth ranks that not the fantastic fathers not going to her, never jayden was always very professional and he was really excellent for us late last season. so for basket, we're not happy about the money. the, instead we're sad, he's leaving that because at the very least market rosa will have plenty to invest in his new squad as he prepares for the bonus league campaign. even with santo leaving pressure is high. british royal princes, william and harry have appeared in public together to unveil a statue of their late mother, princes, diana was killed in a high speed car crash in paris in 1997 relations between her sons had been strained in recent months after prince harry and his wife megan made allegations of racism against the royal family. but at the kensington palace in london, the brothers seemed to put their differences aside as they led tributes to the woman dubbed the people's princess. unfailing a statue to their late mother. prince william and prince harry brought together o

written up in a letter to the government calling for greater fan influence and reform of the fa, premier leagueut the culture secretary says the government won't hesitate to take bold steps where necessary. the fourth women's golf major of the year — the evian championship — is under way today in south—eastern france. cancelled last year because of the pandemic — there are seven british players in the field including he is tied for the lead. she taps six under alongside america's candidates. the best placed brett of the seven involved, she's under par after an opening round of 69. well i'm nowjoined by senior writer for golf week beth ann nichols who's been following the opening day. thanks for being with us. this signing, clashing with the olympics, we know england's mel reid decided to miss it to focus on tokyo and she's not the only one — there are several others too? how frustrating has been? there are seven ten 20 — how frustrating has been? there are seven top 20 players and _ how frustrating has been? there are seven top 20 players and all that - seven top 20 players and all that aren't

welshman who's also the world number one won his last eight legs against his compatriot who's the premier leagueat goes on and it will do for a couple more days and indeed nights. because of the persistence of the heat to the met office have issued in extreme heat warning. two particular areas have been identified, this one to the south west of england covering part of the midlands and wales, this one across northern ireland which comes into force on wednesday. it doesn't mean that these are the areas exclusively affected by the heat but these the two areas identified as potentially having the biggest impacts. you can see the heat an issue really from first thing on wednesday. we start our day with temperatures around 20 celsius in many areas. it will be a little cooler through wednesday perhaps down from the north sea coast. just because we will pull a little bit more cloud in here but overall, still a very hot day lies ahead. temperatures across the southern uk widely in the high 20s to the low 30s was up putting up significantly will be northern ireland, hence while itjoins that heat warning

appearances since his first—team debut nearly five years ago, winning the champions league and premier leaguerward has been troubled by the problem for a number of months. it is thought rashford will be sidelined for around three months. south africa captain siya kolisi has backed up claims about the referee in the first test against the lions made by his director of rugby rassie erasmus. erasmus posted an astonishing hour—long video on social media criticising the australian official who was in charge of the springboks' defeat in cape town to the lions. rugby australia said "the attack on nic berry's integrity, character and reputation is unacceptable", but kolisi has now said he didn't feel respected at all and is looking forward to a new game and a new referee in the second test tomorrow. the lions have described it all as a sideshow. we had a good meeting with the referees yesterday, and as ben o'keefe set himself, that's not going to affect anything. that's just a sideshow. we had a discussion with the referees, and we realise they have a tough job to do. that's all the sport for now. yo

central has long been looking to return to the premier league after coming up to the manchester city. youth ranks that nothing. fantastic father. nothing to her, never jayden was always very professional. he was really excellent for us late last season. so father basket were not happy about the money. the instead were sad, he's leaving the vegas at the very least market. rosa will have plenty to invest in his new squad as he prepares for the bonus league campaign. even with santo leaving pressure is high. british royal's princes, william and harry have appeared together in public to unveil a statue of their late mother. princes diana was killed in a high speed car crash in paris in 1997 relations between her sons had been strained in recent months after prince harry and his wife megan it, allegations of racism against the royal family. but at kensington palace in london, the brothers seemed to put their differences aside as they led tributes to the woman dubbed the people's princess. unveiling a statue to their late mother. the prince. william and printer harry brought together on wha

ted lasso is an american football coach, who is hired to coach a premier league team in the u.k., evenugh he has no experience with what the americans call soccer. it stars athlete -- actor and comedian jason sudekis, who is one of the producers of the show. released.d season has just been the premise of the first season is that the team owner has taken control of the team. she won it in her divorce settlement with her cheating ex-husband. to get back at him, she hires ted, hoping he will drive the team into the ground and make her ex-husband miserable, but instead, ted is such an overwhelmingly lovely guy that he leads everyone down these new paths of personal growth. season two should see even more character development and also introduces a new character. let's take a look. >> if tom hanks and meg ryan can go through some heartfelt struggles and still end up happy, so can we. >> this is our turn to make history, and i believe we are going to do just that. >> the family we are born with and the families we make along the way. >> ♪ under pressure ♪ >> why do people love this series so

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a premier league footballer has been arrested on suspicion of child sex offences.ter manchester police. in a statement, the player's club confirmed he had been suspended and added it would "continue supporting the authorities with inquiries and would not be commenting further". the footballer has since been bailed pending further inquiries. time now for some of the day's other sport stories and —

plans to require football fans to be fully vaccinated if they want to go to premier league matches fromousands into evacuation centres, while a covid outbreak in oregon puts firefighters into quarantine.

last month the premier league announced it will fund the provision of defibrillators at thousands ofardiac arrest. the european championship raised awareness about how important these pieces of equipment are, and laura scott has been taking a closer look. the distressing scenes during the euros at the denmark midfielder christian erickson collapsing which buts reported to be a sudden carved delete in a cardiac arrest sent shock waves around the world of sport. it also led to scrutiny about the provision of the stimulators at grassroots supports facilities launched a programme to fund 2000 defibrillators like these clubs across england and wales. the first browsing of those will be football foundation funded. and this one at southfield academy in london is the first one to be installed. i can first one to be installed. i can onl sa first one to be installed. i can only say that's _ first one to be installed. i can only say that's a _ first one to be installed. i can only say that's a fantastic - only say that's a fantastic initiative by the primary lead to actually get 2000 defibrilla

a premier league footballer has been arrested on suspicion of child sex offences. the 31—year—old man, who has not been named for legal reasons, was detained on friday by greater manchester police. in a statement, the player's club confirmed he had been suspended and added it would "continue supporting the authorities with inquiries and would not be commenting further". the footballer has since been bailed pending further inquiries. time now for some of the day's other sport stories and — anthonyjoshua's world heavyweight title defence against oleksandr usyk will take place at the tottenham hotspur stadium on 25 september. joshua will risk his ibf, wba and wbo belts against the ukrainian, who is his mandatory challenger. the norwegian handball federation says it'll pay the 15 hundred euros fine imposed on its players for wearing shorts instead of bikini bottoms at the european beach handball championships. they've been charged with wearing "improper clothing". luke prokop has become the first active nhl player, signed by a club, to come out as gay. the 19—year—old

the four premier league coach mauricio pochettino once said there is something particular about englishthing like this during this tournament, which is more or less defrosting after a year without the public, and what are you going to do to get your team wearing a cold hat in this match tomorrow? —— more or less at the first time with the public for a year. we've spoken about the importance of discipline on the field, staying calm, if we concede, which we knew we would not go the whole tournament without conceding and in the semifinal responded very well, we created two chances within a few minutes and level in ten minutes. i think that is key. the players know, especially the players that have been with us a long time, yes, the atmosphere around you can be tense but you've got to keep your focus on the part you can control and not be distracted by things and not be, not lose heart when things go against you, you have to dig in in those moments. we have lots of leaders who are growing in the group. we are blessed in that regard. in the starting team and also in the squad. their voices b

chinese premier league is calling for coop wration the u.k.wo nations as political tensions simmer. at a virtual meeting with more than 30 british business leaderszvtp■ li said they would treat them equally. this is bloomberg. anna? anna: thank you very much. laura wright here in london beijing. planned changes would allow them to block a chinese company from listing overseas even if the selling share was outside china closing a loophole long used by the technology giants. joining us now from beijing is our executive editor from greater china. this is quite technical in some of the details but maybe the direction of travel is clear. what have we learned? what is the change? >> it is the key phrase there, closing a loophole. for ages more than a decade, chinese tech companies, alibaba for example, listed in the u.s. by using an invariable interest entity and set up a company in the kayman i'll island or the british virgin islands and that company is what listed, not the excise chise company in china. in old days they had no way to regulate that