what are your i hopes for silverstone this weekend?it was in austria, it was a good race, of course, the final race wasn't the best one because we made the mistake with just three laps to go. when we made the flag bearer at the right conditions, this will see what the weather looks like some of the weather looks like some of the weather and will not be the best, but we will try for weekend. this is important, and let's see. i cannot say we will fight for the big drink because i don't know, but i will try to fight for minimum type sex, type seven position, yeah, if we can be close to the podium, that would be good. close to the podium, that would be aood. ~ marques speaking there. that's his desk —— thatjust about marques speaking there. that's his desk —— that just about wraps marques speaking there. that's his desk —— thatjust about wraps it up. a quick reminder of our top story, chris china rinaldo rejoining manchester united at the age of 36. much more in the bbc sport website. whatever you are watching this weekend, have a good one

qualifying, but his time was cancelled for cutting a chicane, dropping him down to fourth on the grid at silverstonewinning stage iii. norway's 0dd christian eiking retained the overall lead, while britain's adam yates remains eighth. evie richards has become britain's first female cross—country mountain bike world champion. she beat netherlands' anne terpstra by more than a minute to claim gold in italy. switzerland's sina frei completed the podium. and dina asher smith finished third in the 100m in the diamond league in paris. olympic champion elaine thompson—herah was first with fellow jamaican shericka jackson in second. now back to the paralympics in tokyo. day five gets underway in just a few hours' time. 0ur reporter rachel latham is there for us. tomorrow will be the busiest day of these paralympic games in tokyo, with 63 medals on offer in ii sports. let's start by looking at the athletics. great britain's hannah cockroft will be going for gold in the 100 metres. she already won gold in london and in rio, and she will be hoping to defend that title. we will see maria lyle go again in the 20

frenchman fabio quartararo won the race at silverstone to extend his championship lead.d a half ahead of the next rider. britain's adam yates finished fourth, ahead of the main group including norway's 0dd christian eiking who retained the overall lead heading into tomorrow's final rest day. chris woakes returns to the england squad for the fourth test against india on thursday. the all—rounder has been making his way back from injury and could be in line for a place at the oval. jos buttler drops out as his wife is expecting a baby sojonny bairstow will keep wicket. and yalemzerf yehualaw smashed the women's half marathon world record at the antrim coast event in northern ireland. the 22 year old ethiopian took 19 seconds off the previous mark set by kenyan ruth chepngetich earlier this year. her compatriot, jemal yimer, won the men's event. former president of the international olympic committee jacques rogge has died. he was 79. the belgian was president of the ioc for 12 years and famously announced london had been awarded the 2012 games back in 2005. rogge was a thr

six time champion marc marquez taking out his fellow spaniard jorge martin on the opening lap at silverstone 16 laps left and held on to take the victory. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. forecasters in the united states have upgraded hurricane ida to a category four storm. it's on course to hit new orleans with winds of more than 150 miles an hour. tens of thousands of people are leaving the area. joining me now is darren bett from the bbc weather centre. when is hurricane ida expected to make land all? hot when is hurricane ida expected to make land all?— when is hurricane ida expected to make land all? not long to go now. it was 50 kilometres _ make land all? not long to go now. it was 50 kilometres south - make land all? not long to go now. it was 50 kilometres south of - make land all? not long to go now. it was 50 kilometres south of the l it was 50 kilometres south of the mississippi river and it is moving north. the outer bands of rain has already arrived. i want to show the satellite picture here and what you need to take from this is just how w

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six time champion marc marquez taking out his fellow spaniard jorge martin on the opening lap at silverstoneake the victory. that's all the sport for now. we will be back later on. gavin, thank you very much. a double amputee from cheshire has crawled more than nine miles to the summit of snowdon. that's 56—year—old paul ellis making his way up the mountain on friday. he spent 13 hours on all fours, dragging himself the nine mile route to the top of wales' highest mountain. it was all for a good cause though, as he's now raised more than 15 thousand pounds to support amputee children and families. well, pauljoins me now, two days on from his amazing crawl. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. i was reading your story this morning and i thought, i have got to try and speak to paul. i am delighted you are joining try and speak to paul. i am delighted you arejoining us now and can share your story with everybody else. i want to talk about because you are raising this money for at the moment. first of all, let's talk about that journey up the moment. first of all, let's talk about thatjourney up

anyway, when asked why they love her, much like alicia silverstone in the 90s, they were clueless. >>ccomplishments you are super proud of? >> besides her being the first and so many different forms, that would be my first thing. off the top of my head, i can't think of many of them. >> no, i don't really keep up with politics. on social media i see she does great posts. >> can you name any specific accomplishments that she's had since she's taken office? >> not any specific ones particularly, no. >> what policies specifically do you agree with? >> i don't know. can you tell me some? maybe i don't know what her policies are. [laughter] maybe you can cut that part out. >> greg: she's destined for tv. i have to admit that's pretty funny. how funny? let's ask the expert. >> what do you to know? i want to give her the opportunity. >> greg: is it fair to ask college kids anything about the world at all? >> i can't be a hypocrite, and 2013 i worked for campus reform and at usc i made a video where i walked around asking if they thought obama deserved a nobel peace prize and i think we have

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