how are you going to catch the saracens this season, who can?ally well. there has beena has recruited really well. there has been a lot of stuff on social media about the players coming in, we have got a couple of girls coming in from overseas and they have bolstered our squad, we are all about the culture we are creating. the girls know each other and it is a great place to be, everyone wants to work hard for each other and there is so much competition across the board. hannah, yourclub is competition across the board. hannah, your club is laying down the pathway towards probably professionalism in the women's game. you are on retainers and match fees, what difference does it make being a player plus the whole medical support? i have never played rugby because of the money but for some of the girls, well, for anyone who plays rugby, to get paid at club for games is a really special thing for us. games is a really special thing for us. we are laying the way for what is to come across the board with all the teams so i think, yeah, it is a really

the premier 15's starts today the two time champions saracens won 35—22 at bristol. win for gloucester—hartbury at waterloo. gloucester—hartbury at waterloo. loughborough lighting and wasps ladies also won. in formula one, ferrari's charles leclair is on pole for the third time in a row. the championship leader lewis hamilton will be also be on the front row for tomorrow's singapore grand prix. jenny gow is there for us. at the beginning of the season, she was put into a ferrari car and many wondered could he races game and put up wondered could he races game and put up that metal? he showed over the last few races that he could do exactly that. he won from pole position, one again from pole position, one again from pole position and has given himself every chance of winning here in singapore by gaining pole position and he did it in such style, it wasn't perfect oi’ it in such style, it wasn't perfect or beautiful to watch, ragged and heartfelt but he has given himself every opportunity to try to win this race. lewis hamilton was right alongside him and the rundown

saracen noid tried to kill herself 4 times she was desperate it all happened a few years ago when her life spun out of control. and my husband threw me out of the house i had moved back in with my mother when i arrived here i was unhappy then my younger sister died and i became responsible for her 2 kids. that was too much for me. and if that wasn't enough she found out that her eggs husband infected with hiv for i didn't have the inner strength to go on a mother center to. zimbabwe into fictionally called the grandmothers in havre sit on so-called friendship benches and just listen to people one of them this beauty america she helps people in the motion of the stress free of charge. i don't tell them what they should do. i encourage them to reflect to think about their situation. and then together we find a way to solve their problem. real therapists are hard to come by in crisis ridden zimbabwe but there are lots of grandmothers they have time on their hands and can help with their wisdom and patience. psychotherapist dixon she burned recognize their potential and started to train a

the premier 15‘s starts today — the two time champions saracens won 35—22 at bristol.s beat the nottingham outlaws by one run in the first of the semi—finals it came down to the last ball, with notts chasing 1a8 they only needed one run to tie the match and they would have gone through because they had lost fewer wickets, but ben duckett couldn‘t manage that, and they will face essex in tonight‘s final. a much more comfortable win for them over derbyshire. after setting them 161 for victory they bowled them out for 126. that final starts at 6.a5 the spaniard jon rahm has the third round lead at the bmw championship at wentworth. he‘s on 16 under england‘s danny willet is second at the moment nearing the end of hsi round. he‘s 1a under, justin rose is a shot further behind . that‘s all the sport for now. i will be back with sports day at half past six. let‘s return briefly now to our main story. labour‘s deputy leader tom watson hasjust arrived in brighton for his party‘s conference. earlier today, the labour leader jeremy corbyn quashed a motion to oust his deputy by a

still to come on al-jazeera another spell of political and saracens in israel after a 2nd election in 5 months fails to produce a clear winner. and the profound donald trump's forced national security adviser and explain why some call him bolton lights. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast well here across united states we do have a tropical depression that is really become the remnants of that storm you can see the clouds right here down towards texas now we're not talking a big area but the big problem with this system is it's not going to go anywhere anytime soon in the winter seen quite a bit of rain here across parts of eastern texas over the next 72 hours and that means widespread flooding across much of eastern texas rain totals could exceed well over $300.00 millimeters as we go towards friday as well so that will also be a part of dallas's weather as we go towards the end of the weekend out here towards the east though and berto is pushing by bermuda and very quickly it's going to be some showers there as we go into the overnight hours but they will quic

saracens are leading the way.ice ahead this weekends grand prix. hello, and welcome to sportsday. evening, rugby is going to dominate the sports agenda over the next 6 weeks. 20 teams, 48 matches across japan, the first world cup to be staged in asia. in a moment we'll weigh up the chances of england, wales, scotland and ireland, they all play over the next few days but we have had ourfirst game. the opening ceremony, followed by an opening win for the hosts, 30 points to 10 against russia. from the tokyo stadium, here's our sports correspondent katie gornall. there has been so much anticipation and excitement for this world cup. the first to be held in asia and the hosts delivered the results of the tournament wanted here in

there were also wins for saracens, worcester warriors, london irish and sale.heading into the final round of the bmw championship. they're both level on 15 under. willett — the 2016 masters champion — made six birdies in a a—under—par round of 68. fellow englishmanjustin rose is tied third — three shots behind. that's all the sport for now. more news from the labour conference now, and the party has revealed plans to force large employers to provide flexible hours to women going through the menopause. companies with more than 250 employees would have to train managers on the effects of the menopause and accommodate the needs of female staff. shadow equalities minister dawn butler announced the policy at the start of the party's conference in brighton. today, i am pleased to announce that a labour government with the help of the unions will ensure that we and the stigma of talking about menopause, and the training provided so that line managers can understand what adjustments may be necessary, insure a flexible working, conduct risk assessment, and review sickne

saracens' prop hannah botterman says the standards this season will only make franchise even more interestingeasy one so it is about keeping standards high across the board and hoping it makes it thrive and bring in players from across the board, from all clubs, so that all games are competitive and that all games are competitive and thatis that all games are competitive and that is something i think will really grow the franchises, as a women's premiership. loads of rugby going on today! where to watch? thank you very much. it was a daring but flawed plan. 75 years ago today, allied troops mounted what was the largest airborne assault of the second world war. the resulting battle of arnhem in holland claimed the lives of more than 1,500 british soldiers and saw 6,000 more captured. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale has been attending the commemorations. 75 years ago, it was as relative preparing to jump into 75 years ago, it was as relative preparing tojump into arnhem but today, he will be doing the same. he is the link between the present and the past. carrying a photograph of his g