sara monetta has more.olice on a chopper, this is not how you would expect the new leader of the serbian orthodox church in montenegro to be inaugurated. for days, people have been clashing with police in the town of cetinje, where the metropolitan has been enthroned. this was montenegro's old capital, before it was unified to serbia after the first world war. the country broke away from the union with its bigger neighbour in 2006. but about one third of the population still identifies as serb. and the serbian orthodox church remains the main religion here. the head of ceremony, church leaders, said the enthronement was merely a religious matter. but for montenegrin nationalists, it was much more than that. translation: this is a huge catastrophe. l we are literally occupied. we are pushed around by the great serbian world. they don't let us live. they beat us, they harass us. barricades were set up to try and stop the event. more than 20 people were wounded in clashes with policejust 100 metres away from t

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sara monetta, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news.et an infrastructure upgrade. a nicaraguan political activist is critically injured sorry, i beg your pardon. several hundred brazilians have protested in sao paolo — demanding presidentjair bolsonaro be impeached. the demonstrations come days after more than a hundred thousand people gathered in the same city in support of the embattled far—right leader. emma raducanu's thrilling us open win ended britain's 44—year wait for a women's singles grand slam champion. the last person to hold that title was virginia wade, who was in the crowd at flushing meadows. sally nugent has been speaking to virginia about what it was like to watch, and how life could now change for britain's new tennis superstar. i was very proud when i won the us open. it was so long ago. people always say, you are the last british woman to win. and i say, yeah, but that's not what i am proud of. i am just proud i did win. i'm just so thrilled that somebody as good as emma has come along and taken the world by absolut