to their first defeat since super league's resumption. after the former england youth captain azeem rafiqimed "institutional racism" at the club left him "close to committing suicide". the spin bowler said that as a muslim he felt he was made to feel like an "outsider" and that he dreaded going to work. yorkshire say they'll carry out a review of their policies and culture as well as investigating rafiq's allegations. eoin morgan, england's limited overs captain, was asked about it today. it is surprising to see stories like that come out. certainly within our camp. we've displayed it throughout the summer, where are quite outspoken when it comes to things like that. and we have had victims of abuse. we are at the headline act when it

yorkshire say they'll carry out a review of their policies and culture as well as investigating rafiq'sin, was asked about it today. it is surprising to see stories like that come out. certainly within our camp. we've displayed it throughout the summer, where are quite outspoken when it comes to things like that. and we have had victims of abuse. we are at the headline act when it comes to cricket at home. and we need to be better at talking people through our particular journey. in that it is ok to speak up and report things when things happen. and it is not ok to be a victim. claire williams will leave her role as the deputy team principal of the williams formula one team, after this weekend's italian grand prix. it means the williams family will leave the team founded by herfather, sir frank, more than a0 years ago. it follows the sale of the outfit to a us investment group, dorilton capital, last month. thet‘s all the sport for now, but for the latest from the us open, including news of dan evans' second round match, head to the bbc sport website. hello there. it's becoming very win

rafiq alleges the problem of racism at the club is as bad as ever.r equality and diversity committee chair, hanif malik, is working with rafiq. claire williams will leave her role as the deputy team principal of the williams formula one team after this weekend's italian grand prix. it means the williams family will leave the team founded by her father sir frank more than a0 years ago. it follows the sale of the outfit to a us investment group, dorilton capital last month after several difficult seasons. the team enjoyed huge success in the 1980s and ‘90s, winning nine constructors championships and seven driver's titles and released this message to their fans. ijust i just wanted to send ijust wanted to send a very personal messages to you all, to say thank you so much for all the support that you have given us over so many years of racing. i know so many of you have been by our side through thick and thin, then with us in the good times, in many bad times and we could not have got through it without you. we genuinely, genuinely appreciate support th

rafiq alleges the problem of racism at the club is as bad as ever.s will leave her role as the deputy team principal of the williams formula one team after this weekend's italian grand prix. it means the williams family will leave the team founded by her father sir frank more than a0 years ago. it follows the sale of the outfit to a us investment group, dorilton capital last month after several difficult seasons. the team enjoyed huge success in the 1980s and '90s, winning nine constructors championships and seven driver's titles. you can find more on all those stories, plus live coverage from stage six of the tour de france on the bbc sport website. britain's adam yates of course the overall leader. bbc news understands that changes will be made to the coronavirus testing regime, after it emerged some people were having to travel more than 100 miles to be swabbed. we have had a lot of questions about the testing strategy. with me is our health correspondent nick triggle. also i'm joined by professor paul hunter, professor of medicine at the universi

rafiq alleges the problem of racism at the club is as bad as ever.oin morgan says it's something they've had to address withjofra archer subjected to racial abuse while on international duty with england in new zealand last year. it is surprising to see stories like that come out. certainly within our camp. we've displayed it throughout the summer, where are quite outspoken when it comes to things like that. and we have had victims of abuse. we are at the headline act when it comes to cricket at home. and we need to be better at talking people through our particular journey. in that it is ok to speak up journey. in that it is ok to speak up and report things when things happen. and it is not ok to be a victim. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. in the past half hour people will need to quarantine from 4am tomorrow for some holiday—makers returning to england from the country will not face restrictions. let's speak to our europe correspondent gavin lee, who's in faro in portugal(os) a scramble to return if you are returning to wale

president macron also visited beirut‘s main coronavirus hospital, the rafiq hariri.spike in covid—i9 infections. this is president macron‘s second visit to the country since august's explosion in the port of beirut. here he is visiting french troops who are helping in the clean—up operation. our chief international correspondent orla guerin has this report on the city's recovery. in the hills north of beirut, in the shadow of the cross, local men are preparing a new monument. it will honour firefighters of the christian village of oartaba, killed at beirut port. three were members of an extended family who grew up together, worked together and died together. as lebanon faces its centenary, this woman faces her darkest hour, mourning her son—in—law, her nephew and her eldest son. she says only god will bring justice for her son, who was fearless, sweet—natured and motorbike mad. four weeks after beirut port was pulverised by a massive explosion of ammonium nitrate, a lebanese investigation is under way. but many here believe the truth will stay buried in the rubble. t