reece dunn! in the para dressage, meanwhile, there was another medal for natasha baker. use her legs, baker uses her voice and subtle seat movements to guide her horse, known as lottie. and between them, the pair produced a superb display to claim the silver. and as the track and field got under way, there was success for maria lyle, as she sprinted to bronze in the 100 metres. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. time for a look at the weather. hello. good evening. mixed fortunes with the weather. some areas were sunny, much of england was cloudy. for this weekend, the bank holiday, high pressure will dominate and it will stay dry with variable cloud and some spells of sunshine. tonight, most places will be dry. clear skills that make skies across north and western areas. a bit of cloud across the south—east. double figure values here and chilly further north and west under the clear skies. further north and west under the clearskies. forthis further north and west under the clear skies. for this weekend, high—pressure dominates. setting out over the north—west of the uk, bring

hannah russell and reece dunn both claimed gold on another successful day in the pool for british swimmersrio before taking a break to deal with mental health issues. reece dunn made up for the disappointment of a silver in the butterfly on wednesday with his first paralympic title in the 200 metres freestyle. formula one is back after the summer break and max verstappen is back with a bang. the dutchman who's just 8 points behind lewis hamilton in the championship crashed in second practice for the belgian grand prix. he was quicker than the mercedes of valtteri bottas and hamilton, but will be hoping he's not done too much damage to his red bull car. bryson dechambeau came so close to the golfing holy grail at the bmw championship in maryland. he needed this putt for a round of 59, something that only a dozen men have managed in the history of the pga tour, but he saw his effort slide past the hole, so just a 12—under round of 60. and it's all square going into the final day of the curtis cup in conwy. the amateur team from the usa came back from 3 points behind to make it 6—6 against gr

it's gold to reece dunn! but this was the most poignant moment.mp. he finished 13th. but merely being here was a victory in itself. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. this is bbc news, the headlines. president biden has described the us evacuation mission from afghanistan as an extraordinary success. he said no other country would have been able to fly out so many people, and the us achieved everything it set out to do in afghanistan. the taliban have been celebrating the us departure, describing it as a victory which should serve as a lesson for other invaders. but the group said they want good relations with the united states and the rest of the world. a huge rescue operation is taking place in the us state of louisiana — after it was struck by hurricane ida. at least four people have been killed by the storm and millions remain without power. the bbc 5 moscow correspondent sarah rainsford has left russia, after being expelled by the authorities. the kremlin says it's

it's gold to reece dunn! but the most poignant moment came in the athletics, as just days after arriving following his evacuation from kabul, afghanistan's hossain rasouli competed in the long jump. he finished 13th, but merely being here was a victory in itself. andy swiss reporting there. time for a look at the weather. good afternoon. no drastic changes over the next few days. that means more scenes like this, with extensive cloud across many parts of the uk. for the rest of the week, expect a lot of cloud which will be thick enough to produce the odd spot of drizzle. equally thin enough to break up and give a bit of sunshine. high pressure is sitting to the north—west with the wind is flooding in this clockwise direction, dragging cloud towards our shores. there are some breaks in the cloud. some across parts of northern ireland, central and western scotland. and a beautiful scene from the isle of mull, blue skies overhead. some parts seeing the best of the sunny spells through the afternoon with a few br

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it's gold to reece dunn! talk about making a splash.s she sprinted a bronze in the 100 metres. for paralympics gb, another very productive day. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. saturday shaping up to be the sunniest day of the weekend. there will be some cloud around northwest scotland, some coastal parts of eastern scotland. quite a bit of cloud in england to begin the day and a lot of that will break and that will mean increased amounts of sunshine going to the afternoon. an isolated shower cannot be ruled out in east anglia in southeast england for a time, but the stiff breeze here coming into the north sea coast will keep temperatures along the coast around 16, 17 degrees. for many, low 20s, 23 degrees in glasgow. 0vernight into sunday, cloud increasing in scotland and northern ireland into north east england. clear spells across the rest of england and wales. temperatures still dipping down into single figures in some rural spots. and then on sun

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but then, on the stroke of half—time reece james handled the ball on the line, and was also shown a redake from the penalty spot to equalise. so note —— solid penalty there. liverpool couldn't take advantage of the extra man in the second half and it finished i—i. chelsea are second with liverpool in third but they're separated only by a goal difference. west ham united maintained their place at the top of the table, despite being held to a 2—2 draw with crystal palace. patrick vieira's palace side are off the mark with goals now. pablo fornals had given west ham the lead. but palace were much improved in the second half. conor gallagher got two for them — the second the crucial equaliser, following a goalfor hammers in—form michail antonio. demarai gray was on the scoresheet for everton for the second league game in a row — and in generous spirits after as his side beat brighton at the amex. dominic calvert—lewin's penalty made it 2—0 to rafa benitez�*s side, who are still unbeaten this season. for the team it's very good. not 'ust for the team it's very good. not just because we have

hannah russell and reece dunn both claimed gold on another successful day in the pool for british swimmerssday with his first paralympic title in the 200 metres freestyle. formula one is back after the summer break and max verstappen is back with a bang. the dutchman who's just 8 points behind lewis hamilton in the championship crashed in second practice for the belgian grand prix. he was quicker than the mercedes of valtteri bottas and hamilton, but will be hoping he's not done too much damage to his red bull car. there was no misfortune on stage 13 of the vuelta a espana and it's all square going into the final day just a 12 under round of 60. going into the final day and it's all square going into the final day of the curtis cup in conwy. the amateur team from the usa came back from 3 points behind to make it 6—8 against great britain & ireland heading into tomorrow's singles. and that's all the sport for now. hello. the weather on the last weekend of august last year didn't cover itself in glory — a high ofjust 16 throughout the weekend in edinburgh, in birmingham and manchester. it is

and it's a red card for reece james! mo salah did what mo salah does to make it 1—1.nts were shared. liverpool's neighbours had a much better day, as everton�*s spanish revolution continues. gray, 1—0 everton. 2—0 against brighton for rafa benitez, not a bad trip to the seaside. from seagulls to eagles, as crystal palace spoiled west ham's perfect start. conor gallagher at the double for palace! it will feel like two points dropped for david moyes, early days but his side are top. newcastle thought they had their first win of the season. but then, late into stoppage time, this... penalties are something that james ward—prowse excels at. drama right at the very end. the constant swings of the premier league. for only the second time in his career george russell will start a formula one race from the front row of the grid — last time he was standing in for lewis hamilton — this time he guided his williams through the treacherous conditions at spa in belgium to get ahead of hamilton and will start behind the red bull of max verstappen. fellow briton lando norris was fort

it's gold to reece dunn! but this was the most poignant moment.dy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. time for a look at the weather. here's stav daneos. definitely a chill in the air this morning in london at least. absolutely and it does not feel like the end of august. it's because we have an area of high pressure, a blocking high we have had for a while but it's position is coming in the wrong place —— place and bring a lot of cloud to our shores and even some drizzle at time and you will be lucky if you get some sunshine which is reserved for western areas in his the position of the high and it will be like this through the week, feeding in the cloud and breeze through the north sea and that is why we are seeing a lot of cloud around. through the evening and overnight most places will stay cloudy with the odd spot of drizzle around the eastern coastal areas. clear spells developing like last night, particularly across scotland and parts of northern ireland, the south—west of the country and here we will see chilly spots under the clear skies but for most

their defender reece james sent off for handball — mo salah equalised from the spot for liverpool. 49are also still without a point so far. in the championship, fulham have extended their lead at the top of the table after beating stoke 3—0 at craven cottage. and in the early kick—off nottingham forest claimed their first point of the season, but they had to come from behind at derby after tom lawrence thumped the hosts into the lead — but brennanjohnson equalised with eight minutes reaining in the game to clinch the draw and relieve some of the pressure on manager chris hughton. queens park rangers are keeping up with the leaders, fulham — they go 2nd, after beating coventry 2—0. reading's poorform continues. they were beaten 4—0 by huddersfield — who go fourth. elsewhere, wins for bristol city, preston and millwall. both the edinburgh sides are the early leaders in the scottish premiership. hearts and hibs both won 2—0 today — against dundee united and livingston respectively. rangers and celtic play in the old firm derby tomorrow lunchtime. to drama now in qualifying for the belgia

congress is demanding the 15 social media sites, including facebook, twitter and google hand over record reece lated to the january 6th insurrection. it's part of the congressional investigation in to violence at the capitol. the committee wants to see what kind of activity was happening on the sites leading up to january 6th. the companies have two weeks to submit the records. facebook, says it's continuing to work with the committee, twitter has declined to comment. >>> that san jose gas leak, it's finally over. pg&e finally capped off the gas leak that put hundred-ss of people out of their homes. you saw crews finishing repairs on race street and park avenue. that is just down the street from sap, it all started wednesday morning when pg&e said independent contractors damaged two gas lines near the intersection. the all clear was not given until 10:30 last night. >> also, were able to squeeze off the distribution, the plastic distribution lines that serve in to customers homes. so, a multi-pronged, really methodical approach that we had to take here to make sure that we could safely shut of

hannah russell and reece dunn retained their titles.ngley. that's a huge lead of 354. there was a brief spot of rain , but india have just started their second innings. and they've got a mountain to climb. remember they were skittled forjust 78 first time round. live commentary right now with test match special on radio 5 live sports extra. a few moments ago there were 17 without loss. you can see the latest on the first practice ahead of the belgian grand prix. a major review of vaccines suggests the astrazeneca jab does raise the risk of blood clots and another serious condition that can cause bleeding. but researchers, led by the university of oxford, found the risk of such problems was still much higher after a coronavirus infection. the team said the findings showed the "substantial" benefit of vaccination. dr andrew preston from bath university explained how much reassurance the review will give to those who have yet to take—up the vaccine. i certainly think it will help some people who have been vacillating about the vaccination.

. >> sports business professor a trish reece says the nfl is influential sfwllt nfl has major sway withnsumer from the standpoint that it has the visibility and the scope it is the most-watched sporting program as well as any other kind of entertainment programming in america. >> but whether the campaign sways fans is an open question he says the biggest impact could need our best players to be healthy. >> carter is among 40 current and retired nfl players working to increase confidence in covid-19 vaccines. >> it doesn't matter what team you fight for, we're all fighting together against covid-19 >> the campaign, a $3.5 million partnership between nfl alumni health and the cdc comes after the league implemented restrictions for unvaccinated players and strict players if they are linked to covid outbreaks that cause games to be rescheduled. while the vaccination rate among nfl players at more than 90% is much higher than the average across the u.s., a few players have spoken out against the newe is that outreach like this from alumni and hall of rules. >> some people may think that i'm

reece dunn won silver two days ago. upgraded to gold here. and a world record as an added bonus.. her record—breaking efforts already well on track. mark on the pearland texas and of course the latest on that transfer to manchester over on the bbc website. that said from us, we will have more by you at half past 6pm. we will see you then. thank you so much, gavin, that will be busy. let's return to our top story and afghanistan. those afghans who have been fleeing the crisis have begun arriving in calais, joining those who have fled the taliban in the past few months. president emmanuel macron has said that more than 2000 afghans deemed at risk are among the people france has evacuated from kabul on military flights. those flights are due to end today, though the french government says it's taking a "prudent" approach. 0ur paris correspondent, lucy williamson has been speaking to afghans in calais. among the regulars lining up for lunch at a well—known migrant camp near calais, a new face. mohammed arrived here a week ago after getting on a french evacuation flight from kabul air

world champion reece dunn was involved in a thrilling finish in the butterfly before being just edged toni shaw, the sight of britain's paralympians on the podium is already becoming familiar. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. the barometer�*s pointing to fair weather for the next few days. there really is going to be very little change from day to day, probably well into next week, as this area of high pressure persists across the uk. the only regional difference across the uk will be the amount of cloud that we're going to have. so you can see earlier on here across many western and northern areas, and indeed the south, it was sunny. further east and also across the midlands, we've had some persistent cloud. now, this pattern�*s going to continue over the next couple of days. we'll see northerly winds here affecting the north sea. they will continue to drag in some cloud, so that does mean a pretty cloudy start for some of us on thursday. the further west you are, i think the clearer the weather will be i

and in the pool, reece dunn and tully kearney are world champions in the s14 100 metre butterfly andthey're looking to add paraylmpic honours to that collection. british sprinter zharnel hughes says he wants the doping investigation into team—mate cj ujah to be allowed to take place without prejudice. ujah is provisionally suspended after a positive drugs test, just a week after he won olympic silver in the 4x100 metre relay alongside hughes. hughes said on social media: michail antonio might still be practising his lifts in celebration today. he's now west ham's top premier league scorer and he helped send his club to top of the table. they beat leicester city 4—1 at the london stadium, with antonio scoring two of the goals. he's now passed paulo dicanio�*s club record. known for his creative celebrations, antonio had a cardboard cut out of himself ready and waiting by the side of the pitch so he could recreate the lift from the film, dirty dancing. i'll have more for you in the next hour. over the last week, we've seen chaotic and desperate scenes at kabul airport, as people try to

finished 1—1, chelsea took the lead through a kai havertz header butjust before half—time, blues defender reecend mo salah equalised from the penalty spot. chelsea hung on for the draw against the odds but their manager didn't agree with the red card. he maybe would have changed his mind if he saw the whole situation. moving pictures, a deflection, because i heard already explanations from referees that it is not going to be punished if it is a deflection and not a very unnatural arm position. arsenal have made their worst start to a season in 67 years. they lost 5—0 at manchester city. ilkay gundogan and ferran torres had put city two up inside 15 minutes and arsenal went down to ten men by half—time, when granit xhaka was sent off for serious foul play. further goals from jesus, rodri and another from torres gave city their biggest win over the gunners. a lot happened in the last three weeks. we were in a challenging position, when you have a challenge you have to face it and go for it. i'm pretty sure that the moment, he will he _ i'm pretty sure that the moment, he will be back— i'm pretty

and then reece james doubled chelsea's lead, to seal the win before half—time.s won her third major title with a hard—fought one—shot victory at the women's open in scotland. the 34—year—old was level with playing partner nanna koerstz madsen on 12 under going down the last, keeping her composure to par and clinch victory as she watched the dane double bogey.nordqvist finished a shot clear of three players as the championship built to a thrilling finish. i'v e i've been waiting on this one for a while, for a couple of years. there have been a lot of downs, a lot of hard times, so i think this makes it feel even sweeter. i had my husband, kevin there for me, every single year since everyone comes in someone last time. paul cormack, my caddie has been my rock on the golf course and has always been there for me. yeah, i mean i could only dream about winning the british open. that is a look at the 0pen. that is a look at the latest sports news, i have all the top business stories coming up. hello there. after the rather cloudy weather we had to contend with last wee

world champion reece dunn was involved in a thrilling finish in the butterfly before being just edgedyear—old toni shaw, the sight of britain's paralympians on the podium is already becoming familiar. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. the use of tasers by police needs to be reviewed to prevent officers from losing the trust of the communities they serve — that's the warning from the police watchdog. the review of the devices by the independent 0ffice for police conduct found black people were more likely to face a taser, and that some officers were not considering the risk of injury to vulnerable people. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, has more. put it down! these days the police are wearing _ put it down! these days the police are wearing cameras _ put it down! these days the police are wearing cameras which - put it down! these days the police are wearing cameras which show l are wearing cameras which show clearly what they do one under pressure. a taser generates up to 50,000 volts. that can be reasonable force in threatening situations. but the police watchdog wanted to kn

in the red cap, world champion reece dunn was involved in a thrilling finish in the butterfly, beforefor toni shaw. the sight of britain's paralympians on the podium is already becoming familiar. yes, a few near misses, but a good start for the british team and a fantastic start for dame sarah storey. her next event is the time trial on tuesday and if she wins that, she will equal michael canny�*s british record of 16 gold medals, and for an athlete at her eighth paralympics, that would be some achievement. indeed, andy, thank you very much. sharon graham has been elected the first female leader of unite, one of britain's biggest unions. she'll succeed len mccluskey, a prominent critic of the labour leader, sir keir starmer. on the campaign trail, ms graham argued that the union should focus more on the workplace — and less on westminster politics. just eat says it will create more than 1,500 customer service jobs it'll soon be time for children in england to go back to school — but for some pupils in leicestershire, the new term has already begun. the county has the earliest start in

reece dunn won silver two days ago. upgraded to gold here. a world record as an added bonus.ht to bring their loved ones to safety. they were murdered by cowardly terrorists as the foreign secretary. yesterday's despicable attack underlies the dangers facing those in afghanistan and underscores why we are doing all weekend to get people out. we offering constant support to them and their families we will not turn our backs on those in their hour of need. we will never be cowered by terrorist. that is a statement from the foreign secretary in the last couple of minutes confirming that two british nationals and the child of another british national have been killed in yesterday's terror attack, which we now know was a single suicide bomber according to the pentagon. two more british people were injured. the foreign secretary saying they were innocent people and it was a tragedy that they have been murdered. as he put it by cowardly terrorists. we will bring you more on that as we get news. we have also been speaking the last hour or so, to an interpreter for the british army. h

there's reports that reece witherspoon's outfit is looked at and there's interest in owning con tnt andiacom is one of the most at scale content companies out there so the major players whether they have a lot of content or have distribution puts - >> a tech company versus a media company you think is the more likely suitor? >> if we think about who's the leaders in streaming five years down the road, disney, netflix is there amazon is making moves discovery is merging that's five companies hundreds of billions of market cap up into the trillions and have to think about what the peers may do and a few other content libraries out there. i would say viacom is only willing seller within the group. >> in fact you write we think crystallization of value in the stock may be the controlling shareholders' final act before looking to transact. what would perfect timing look like >> i think it's a seller's market right now perfect timing in part is a seller's market and the stock price and exclude viacom's run earlier this year maybe driven by factors really i think where the stock price could be

she has done it today _ hannah russell and reece dunn both claimed gold on another successful day in2019 to deal with mental health issues. dunn made up for the disappointment of finishing second in the butterfly on wednesday with his first paralympic title in the 200 metres freestyle. formula one has resumed after its summer break and max verstappen has returned with a bang. but definitely not the sort he'd have liked. the dutchman, who's challenging lewis hamilton for the drivers�* championship, crashed, bringing second practice for the belgian grand prix to an early end. he was quicker than the mercedes of valtteri bottas and hamilton, but will be hoping he's not done too much damage to his red bull car. that's all the sport for now. much more on the bbc sport website, but now let's check in with the weather. here's stav. hello there. for many of us, it's a bank holiday weekend and our blocking area of high pressure's going to hold on. it's going to stay fine and settled, in fact, across most areas with variable amounts of cloud, also some sunshine too. tonight is going to be main

to try to use american military power to reece shape the geopolitics of the middle east.hat the president is taking issue with, and in washington, you see a determined see why a operation going on, to cover your butt operation, for all those that have been responsible for the war for the last 20 years are now on tv saying that these words were just and noble and if we just listened to them, everything would've worked out okay. that we could've kept 2500 troops in afghanistan, and add stability and security indefinitely. and oh, by the way, were being stabbed in the back by joe biden. this is a very dangerous moment in the foreign policy establishment. we have got to be honest about why we got here, and not continue these kinds of efforts to salvage, to pass reputation and prestige. >> let's listen to the president reminding the white house press corps in the american people about why the military went into afghanistan 20 years ago. >> our interests in going was to prevent al-qaeda reemerging, first to get bin laden, wipe out al-qaeda and afghanistan, prevent that from hap

. >> sports business professor a trish reece says the nfl is influential sfwllt nfl has major sway with that it has the visibility and the scope it is the most-watched sporting program as well as any other kind of entertainment programming in america. >> but whether the campaign sways fans is an open question he says the biggest impact could be on players who look up to alumni like carter who said he had questions about the vaccine himself. >> just like we did, you should go to your health care provider and get the questions that you need answered. for a year and a half we've all been looking for answers, and the vaccination is the answer. >> now while the nfl isn't going so far as to outright mandate the shots for players and staff, it has been praised by some for creating a system that gets more players vaccinated, and the hope is that outreach like this from alumni and hall of famers could bring more people on board shep >> it might. meg tirrell, thank you. >>> local lawmakers in new york have voted to let police in one county sue protesters for harassment the move is immediate backr

they have already won two medals each in tokyo last week and will hope to add to that tonight and reecefied fastest for tonight. tomorrow we will seejordan a go in the wheelchair tennis. she has already announced it will be her final paralympics, ——wylie. she has won two before, to bronzer never won a gold but she is hoping to go in that semifinal and see if she can go through to the final and potentially get that goal she has been waiting a long time for. police in brazil are searching for about 20 heavily armed men who raided banks in the southern city of aras—a—tuba. they took passers — by as human shields and strapped hostages to the top of their getaway vehicles after the raid. they also shot at police. at least three people were killed, among them one suspect. officials said more than 20 people took part in the heist, took part in the raid, blocking off roads with burning vehicles and placing explosive devices across the city. the lockdown—inspired surge in takeaway food has continued as restrictions have eased. nearly a quarter of people are spending more on takeaways and food de

reece james got the second to secure the victory.gue after losing both of theirs. dele alli scored the only goal for tottenham against wolves as harry kane made his made his first appearance of the season. the england captain hadn't featured in spurs' opening two matches amid speculation over his future at the club. there were some really ugly scenes in the ligue1 match between nice and marseille, which had to be abandoned. marseille and former west ham midfielder dmitri payet was hit by a bottle, but then threw it back into the crowd. supporters then stormed onto the pitch with stewards and police struggling to restrain them. the players tried to leave and marseille coachjorge sampaoli had to be held back by his staff. after a long delay, the nice players came out to finish the game, but the marseille players refused to do so. tennis, and andy murray beat american noah rubin in the winston—salem open first round. he was due to be playing nick kyrgios, but the australian pulled out with a knee injury. murray won in straight sets 6—2,

in the pool, britain's reece dunn has won his third gold medal of the games, complete with a new worldest at the oval on thursday, but they will be without their wicketkeeperjos buttler, who will miss the game to be at the birth of his second child. i think we got to use it as a bit of a template moving forward. everything we speak about as a team, how we want to paly test cricket, we pretty much delivered. good partnerships, 100 partnerships in there, and we were clinical in the wicket. we built pressure for a long time and controlled the game and felt very much in command of things from the end of the first hour of the test match. just over five hours left of this summer's football transfer window, so not long left for those last—minute deals. manchester united have confirmed the signing of cristiano ronaldo, a decade after he left the club tojoin real madrid. the portuguese striker will be heading back to united from juventus, in a deal worth nearly 13 million pounds, with potential additional payments. he's signed a two—year contract with the option to extend for a further year and

in the pool, britain's reece dunn has won his third gold medal of the games, complete with a new worldfter he left the other trailing in the final of the 200—metre individual medley. emma raducanu has eased into the next round at the us open was of the 18—year—old was a break down in each that but 1672, 6-3 18—year—old was a break down in each that but 1672, 6—3 against her experienced opponent and this is her first appearance at the tournament, having oppressed at will and earlier in the summer. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. the trial of the person once touted as the world's youngest self—made female billionaire has got under way in the united states today. elizabeth holmes is facing up to 20 years in prison if found guilty of 12 fraud charges relating to her now defunct blood testing company. her company was called theranos and claimed that with just a finger prick test, its edison test could quickly detect conditions such as cancer and diabetes without the need for a needle. she attracted investment from high—profile names fr

reece james got the second to secure the victory.hances, he was always dangerous, and, yeah, it gives something to our game that we can play very, very direct and to the last line he can protect balls. it's very, very good. tottenham fans were appeased for now at least as harry kane came on as a substitute in spurs 1—0 win against wolves. dele alli scored from the spot to give them the victory at mollenuex. it was his first league goal in 17 months. kane hadn't featured in tottenham's opening two matches amid speculation about his future at the club. manchester united came from a goal down to draw one all at southampton. che adams' shot was deflected in off fred to put the saints ahead, before mason greenwood rescued a point for united. hibs are top of the scottish premiership table, despite their opponents dundee scoring a late equaliser. paul mcgowan with the goal to make it 2—2 in the 83rd minute. elsewhere, there were wins for rangers and dundee united, while hearts and aberdeen drew. really ugly scenes in the ligue1 match betwee

also making his paralympic debut is reece dunn who went in the 100 metres butterfly, did one better ands that she was pipped by the chinese and took the da silva medal as well. —— took the silver medal. now to cricket and england are firmly in control on day one of their third test against india at headingley. the visitors chose to bat first and probably regretted that decision ever since because jimmy anderson was on fire this morning. he took three ealy wickets, including the prize scalp of captain virat kholi. 0llie robinson has since taken two more, with craig 0verton taking the sixth and seventh wicket in the last few minutes to leave the indians on 67—7. you can listen to full ball by ball commentary right now over on five live sports extra. great start for england there. six—time us open champion serena williams has pulled out of next week's tournament, saying she needed time to allow her body to "heal completely" from a torn hamstring. the 39 year old becomes the latest high—profile player to pull out following the withdrawal of defending men's champion dominic thiem as well as

in the pool britain's reece dunn has won his third gold medal of the games, complete with a new worldl's gabriel bandeira took silver, with bronze going to the ukrainian vasyl krainyk. cristiano ronaldo says he is "back to where he belongs" at manchester united. he left the club over a decade ago, tojoin real madrid. the portuguese striker will be heading back to united, from juventus in a deal worth nearly £13 million — with potential additional payments. he has signed a two—year contract with the option to extend for a further year, and says he's doing it for sir alex fergurson. andy murray wasn't happy with his opponent stefenos tsitisipas, as he was knocked out of the first round of the us open last night. it had been a great match with murray playing some of his best tennis in recent years. moving into a two sets to one lead over the world number three. tsistipas fought back to 2—2, but then disappeared for an eight—minute bathroom break — something murray was not happy about at all! he eventually returned and went on to win the final set to close out the victory. i rate him a lo

and in the pool, reece dunn and tully kearney are world champions in the s14100 metre butterfly and s5te cj ujah to be allowed to take place without prejudice. ujah is provisionally suspended after a positive drugs test, just a week after he won 0lympic silver in the 4x100 metre relay alongside hughes. hughes said on social media to "let the process run its course." he said athletes need "a clean sport." michail antonio might still be practising his lifts in celebration today. he's now west ham's top premier league scorer, and he helped send his club to top of the table. they beat leicester city 4—1 at the london stadium with antonio scoring two of the goals. he's now passed paulo dicanio's club record. known for his creative celebrations, antonio had a cardboard cut out of himself ready and waiting by the side of the pitch so he could re—create the lift from the film dirty dancing. that's all the sport for now. the tokyo paralympics is getting underway, with the opening ceremony taking place under strict covid rules. the paralympics feature athletes with disabilities competing in 539

but two of them have picked up medals and reece dunn, who has won two golds will be going in the 200have another big medal haul in the ool. :. ~ we would have another big medal haul in the ool. :, ,, one things for sure — don't keep andy murray waiting. he wasn't happy with his opponent stefenos tsitisipas as he was kncoked out of the first round of the us open last night. it had been a great match with murray playing some of his best tennis in recent years moving into a two sets to one lead over the world number three. tsistipas fought back to 2—2, but then disappeared for an eight minute bathroom break, something murray was not a bit happy about. he eventually returned and went on to win the final set to close out the victory. a slightly awkward exchange followed and murray later said, it's nonsense and he knows it. irate him a lot, i think he is a brilliant player and i think he's great for the game, but i have zero time for that stuff at all and i lost respect for him. if everyone else feels like that is totally cool and there is no issue with it, then maybe i'm the one being unr

tully kearney in the 200 metres freestyle and reece dunn in the 100 metres butterfly._ gold medal. thank you very much, rachael latham. britain _ gold medal. thank you very much, rachael latham. britain has - gold medal. thank you very much, rachael latham. britain has won i gold medal. thank you very much, | rachael latham. britain has won its first gold medal in the paralympics. under football. the premier league has confirmed that clubs will not release players for matches in red list countries during next month's international break. liverpool's mo salah is one of many players who could be impacted as egypt is on the red list. the decision was reached because the uk's10—day quarantine rules would apply to nearly 60 players from 19 clubs, due to travel to 26 red—list countries. a club—versus—country row could now develop and fifa may sanction clubs for not releasing players. there was no giant killing for barrow in the carabao cup second round, as aston villa spoiled their big night. villa thumped the league 2 club 6—0. anwar el ghazi with the first of his two goals