for sarries' men in black, it's been a test of nerve.two years ago for breaking financial rules. those who chose to stay chose to stay for days like this. to stay on the promise of days like this. not all of tthem were allowed to stay, though. cost them a yellow card. leicester, though, have had struggles of their own. now a return to power. first hanro liebenberg batted through, before jasper wiese followed the same path with the same result. commentator: try! but for all that effort, leicester couldn't quite pull away. owen farrell levelling the scores with minutes remaining. extra time looming — the tigers with one final roar. the ball coming to freddie burns, and what happened next will go down in leicesterfolklore. commentator: leicester are champions! and so, amidst extraordinary drama, leicester tigers are back, finally, where they feel they belong after almost a decade of waiting, and watching the success of others, here they are, champions of england once more. adam wild, bbc news, twickenham. let's turn attentions now to the us

for sarries�* men in black, it's been a test of nerve.for days like this. leicester, though, have had struggles of their own. now a return to power. first hanro liebenberg batted through, before jasper wiese followed the same path with the same result. commentator: try! but for all that effort leicester couldn't quite pull away. 0wen farrell levelling the scores with minutes remaining. extra time looming. the tigers with one final roar. the ball coming to freddie burns. and what happened next will go down in leicester folklore. commentator: leicester are champions! _ and so, amidst extraordinary drama, leicester tigers are back finally where they feel they belong after almost a decade of waiting, watching the success of others, here they are, champions of england once more. adam wild, news, twickenham. that's all for now. we're back with the late news at 10.30. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. welcome to bbc london. i'm tarah welsh. showing rains are sweeping through, but only between hot air to the south lik

owen farrell opened up the scoring for the the sarries with a penalty but leicester came roaring back'll be looking to lift a title they haven't won since 2013. for saracens, it's one year out of the top flight and now back in a the biggest game in england. the countdown to the rugby league world cup, really gets under way this weekend. england, are the hosts for the tournament which will have the men, women's and wheelchair competitions on at the same time in october. england women are in action at the moment. they've just come up for the second half. three tries for england, hollie dodd opened the scoring with caitlin beevers and amy harcastle adding the other two. later on the england's men's will face a �*combined all stars' team made up of some of the super league's best international players. this is one of two matches shaun wane has to prepare, before the world's best teams decend on england in october. it's a big game for the players. and for the country and this is our first chance for the players to put the scamp in the position with the world cup in october. it's an excitin

for sarries�* men in black, it has been a test of nerve. stay on the promise of days like this. not all of them were allowed to stay, though. this cost aled davies a yellow card and in his absence leicester struck back. after struggles of their own, now a return to power. first hanro liebenberg batted through, before jasper wiese followed the same path with the same result. commentator: try! but for all that effort, leicester couldn't quite pull away. owen farrell levelling the scores with minutes remaining. extra time looming. the tigers with one final roar. the ball coming to freddie burns. and what happened next will go down in leicester folklore. commentator: leicester are champions! _ and so, amidst extraordinary drama, leicester tigers are back, finally, where they feel they belong after almost a decade of waiting and watching the success of others. here they are, champions of england once more. adam wild, bbc news, twickenham. the third round is under way at the us open, the third major of the year in men's golf. the americans scotti

sarri. do you need to answer that, hugh? you - around... sarri. do you need to answer that, hugh?gures i may be just sort of plucked out of the air, there we stand by the broader picture that they were ticketless fans turning up that because the problem. of course, people looking forward to the rugby world cup at the olympics are asking about security around the stadium, and what is clear from all of this is that one of the big problems was less the policing here, which was problematic, but the fact that there were, as he said, around 300—400 local delinquents mixed in with the fans who were able to run rampage, causing such fear and anguish among fans right at the end of the match in particular, and one of the big questions is, how do you keep that element out when there are these huge sort of crowds forming outside venues like this? thank you, hugh. a vigil has been held outside the brazilian embassy in london following the disappearance of a british journalist and a brazilian indigenous affairs expert during a trip into the rainforest. investigative journalist dom phillips and

then when we beat them in 2010, final sarries sort of then went on to dominate.s affect him. now to cricket, and if you thought the big—hitting was impressive, between england and new zealand, in the test match, at trent bridge earlier this week, then england's one day side blew that out of the water in the netherlands. england smashed their way to a world record, 498—4, in the first innings against the dutch. phil salt and david malan both scored their first 0di centuries, before liam livingston smashed his way to the second fastest 50 in one—day cricket — history offjust17 balls. but the headlines were saved forjoss buttler, who scored an enormous 162. england bowled netherlands all out for 266, to win by 232 runs. one football line to bring you. liverpool have agreed to sell striker sadio mane to german champions bayern munich. the deal for the 30—year old could be worth up to £35 million. mane arrived at anfield from southampton in 2016. he scored 90 premier league goals and helped them win the title in 2020 and the champions league the season before. this se

the victory means sarries reach their sixth final in their last eight campaigns, having won four of thosere a play by owen farrell gave saracens the lead. 13—12 at half time and they held that momentum. all the way to the try line. a series of high tackle lead them to 13 men, an opportunity queens did not waste. direct and precise the try. queens had the scales not the time. a final try squashing any hope of a comeback. saracens's return to former glory has been incredible. they are nowjust former glory has been incredible. they are now just 80 former glory has been incredible. they are nowjust 80 minutes away from a six premiership title. jess softley, bbc news south african charl schwartzel has won the biggest individual monetary prize ever awarded at a golf event. the 2011 masters champion claimed the controversial saudi—led liv golf invitational in hertfordshire and picked up around 4 million us dollars in prize money. schwartzel won by one shot at the centurion club. that very much has been the sport story of the week, the southee back new golf series which has just started. —— south

for sarries' men in black, it has been a test of nerve.own, now a return to power. first hanro liebenberg batted through, before jasper wiese followed the same path with the same result. commentator: try! but for all that effort, leicester couldn't quite pull away. owen farrell levelling the scores with minutes remaining. extra time looming. the tigers with one final roar. the ball coming to freddie burns. and what happened next will go down in leicester folklore. commentator: leicester are champions! _ and so, amidst extraordinary drama, leicester tigers are back, finally, where they feel they belong after almost a decade of waiting and watching the success of others. here they are, champions of england once more. adam wild, bbc news, twickenham. england's matt fitzpatrick holds a share of the lead going into the final day of the us open golf. he's alongside the american will zalatoris at the top of the leaderboard on four under par, while rory mcilroy, chasing a first major since 2014 is just three shots behind. joe lynskey reports. in t