coming up in the next half hour: big problems for england in southampton.ive is at an senate where england are trying to turn things around after a desperate start in the fourth test against india. i'll be reflecting on today's champions league drawl, with four english side featuring. and join me at here at st george's park where earlier today gareth southgate revealed who's in and out of his first england squad since the world cup. and we'll have the latest from the us open and where no woman has gone before, lizzi armanto takes an conical‘s infamous loop. but does she make it? hello and welcome to the programme. let's think back to start of the summer, when england were 2—0 up against india with that tense win at edgbaston followed by a crushing victory at lords. since then, the tourists have been demonstrating just why they are the world's number—one side. winning at trent bridge and now in southampton, a disastrous start for england on day one. 0ur reporter adam wild is there for us. adam, england struggling again with the swinging ball? england struggl

have you been back to school in southampton?e good. how was it doing all this while the exams were going on? it was difficult, but me and my coach figure that when we would have a session on and a session off, so it all worked out fine. fingers crossed, i would have done good. what would be good for you? crossed, i would have done good. what would be good for you ?|j crossed, i would have done good. what would be good for you? ijust wa nt to what would be good for you? ijust want to get passes, just cs and above. gold in swimming and cs in gcsess! other news for you in brief. kyle lafferty — a scorer of goals like this — has returned to rangers after hearts accepted an improved offer for the northern ireland striker. serena williams has topped the forbes rich list of female athletes for the third year in a row. she was out for over a year having a baby, and only won about 50,000 pounds on tour, but she picked up over £14 million in endorsemnts and sponsorship deals. danny cipriani — the gloucester fly half — is at his rfu discip

it's a local story for southampton but we have to look at the history beyond southampton and the widere bell was collected by the royal navy, the first stage in itsjourney collected by the royal navy, the first stage in its journey to south africa where tomorrow prime minister theresa may will present it to the country's president. a second tribute to remember those killed in the grenfell tower fire will take place today on the second day of the notting hill carnival. the event is being policed by seven thousand officers today, the highest number for six years. yesterday the metropolitan police arrested 133 people at the event — and 16 knives were seized. 0ur reporter noel phillips is there and described the atmosphere at today's event. this is one of the biggest parties in europe, the carnival began in 1965, it was only attended by 200 people, today up to 1 million pa rtygoers have people, today up to 1 million partygoers have lined the streets in west london, dancing in real caribbean style. it will cover 20 miles of this local area, come the size of 11 glastonbury festivals, and a l

history beyond southampton and the wider meaning the bell has in other cultures and histories.t stage in its journey to south africa where tomorrow prime minister theresa may will present it to the country's president. a fascinating story. now it's time for a look at the weather. we can cross the newsroom to ben rich. it was starting to look quite nice when i came into work today. how was it looking across the rest of the country? some of us have got some sunshine, for others fair amount of cloud and some drizzly showers, but as we go through the rest of the week not much rain in the forecast and a warmer feel. certainly much rain in the forecast and a warmerfeel. certainly feeling warmerfeel. certainly feeling warmer than yesterday in eastern scotla nd warmer than yesterday in eastern scotland and eastern england. generally quite a lot of cloud, some spells of sunshine and the odd light shower. the showers fading through this evening. clear and starry skies. the odd patch of mist and fog is likely to develop and the wind will strengthen in northern ireland and western scotland

at southampton. fans would not have expected to go as well for them as it has. 246 was their first innings score. pretty unimpressive performance would be bad. they do their bowlers had to do much better. the strength and the depth of india's batting line—up. stuart broad to the first couple of wickets. india two down at lunch. then the key wicket of england's tall indian chief, virat kohli alastair cook. after things really started swinging and england's favour. moeen ali into wickets with two bowls. and then sharma with his fifth wicket. a really terrific performance, given he was only recall to the england side for this test match. for india, the standout player by far and away was pujara. he finished unbeaten on 132. india 273 all out. that was a lead of 27. england's openers negotiated safely most tricky few overs before the close of play. a to psy—tu rvy overs before the close of play. a topsy—turvy day in a really to psy—tu rvy topsy—turvy day in a really topsy—turvy series. it's an intriguing

half century from sam curran saved england on the first day of the fourth test against india in southampton collapsed to 86—6 the hosts finished their first innings on 246 all out. adam wild was watching. despite being two and down, it was india that came in here with all the momentum after the big victory in the third test. england actually won the third test. england actually won the toss and decided to bat almost immediately. it looks like a very poor decision, the first man to go, a really rather bizarre dismissal he seemed to lose the flight of the ball and was trapped. that leaves the captain and he suffered a similar fate the captain and he suffered a similarfate suffering as the captain and he suffered a similar fate suffering as well. he came into this bout with a broken finger, with that played in this dismissal perhaps only he will know. alastair followed soon after, but now he and keating jennings place at the top of england's order, looking in some peril. at one point, 86 — six, and they were both recalled for this test match and they repaid that decision hitting a0 before tryi

moeen inspires an england fightback in the fourth test against india — with a 5—for in southampton.'s women are into the world cup finals at the expense of wales, who will have to hope for a play off place. and the fastest man in the world makes his footballing debut. but is he any good? hello and welcome to sportsday. so lots of sport for you tonight and we're starting with cricket because the 4th test is turning into yet another fascinating match between england and india. just when we thought india were in the ascendancy again, england hit back — this time in the form of the re—called bowler moeen ali who took 5 wickets in southampton, leaving the game wide open. adam wilde was following the action on day two at the rosebowl. in test cricket, bowling can be an art form. in test cricket, bowling can be an artform. one in test cricket, bowling can be an art form. one of the picture—perfect days of a needed them to create something spectacular. on display for his work, this is going to take patience into two experts using their strokes of the flourish. with their strokes of the flou

it is an intriguing contest in southampton. we cannot wait for the next few days.footballer, playing 22 minutes for central coast mariners in a preseason friendly. and we hear from the unfortunate bowler on the receiving end of a cricketing milestone, half a century on from the first six sixes in an over. it was five minutes of my life that has been talked about for 50 years. before that, we‘re going to return to football and a big night for wales and england‘s women‘s footballers. they face each other in newport later — with the winner gaining automatic qualification into next year‘s world cup in france. we can cross live to rodney parade and join our reporterjo currie now. jo, it‘s a big game with so much at stake. yes, glorious sunshine in south wales for the winner takes all clash. whoever wins to night will qualify automatically for the world cup in france and the loser will have a nervous wait to see if they have a nervous wait to see if they have done enough for a play—off place. if it ends in a drawer, wales stay at the top of the group with one point ahead

moeen inspires an england fightback in the fourth test against india — with a 5—for in southampton.l have to hope for a play off place.

destination: southampton.adjustments to the side, england do still have the upper hand in the series but it's india who arrive here with momentum. with the bat, england of late have been difficult to watch. india's bowling at times impossible to see. keatonjennings losing sight of this one. 0ut before he got in. so, along came the captain to steady the ship. joe root, too, looking all at sea. he was lucky to survive this appeal, replays showed it was a no ball. his luck didn't last much longer. trapped lbw, england now in some distress. time to stand up, be brave. jonny bairstow batting with a broken finger, sent back to the pavilion with a bruised pride to go with it. if ever there was a time for england's greatest run scorer to remind us what he can do, this was it. but alistair cooke's dismissal was all too predictable. so, too, england's morning with the bat — all too familiar. adam wild, bbc news, in southampton. prince harry has joked about playing his ancestor king george iii, during a visit to london's

you suspect he won't be in the team for southampton. it looks like a competitive end to the series.have to finish strong and it is india who have the momentum. patrick, thank you very much from trent bridge. two weekends into the premier league season, six teams have maximum points, the champions, manchester city, are top on goal difference after they thumped huddersfield, liverpool aren't too far behind — they beat crystal palace last night. jurgen klopp quite rightly shutting down any premature talk about title chellenges. 48 hours on, there is still a lot of noise though around manchester united following their lacklustre defeat against brighton. the captain paul pogba, saying their attitude wasn't right, his relationship with the manager has been questioned. again, jose mourinho is the bookies' favourite to get the sack. the former manchester city, sheffield united, fulham, spurs and leeds midfielder michael brown is with me. we can pick through some of the main talking points. strange we are talking points. strange we are talking about manchester united but paul ince says they

a win for liverpool, southampton and burnley draw and now, manchester city beating arsenal 2—0. st mirren. 2—0 it finished, st mirren were down to 10 men, ross mccrorie sent off. in the day's other game stjohnstone nd hibs drew 1—1. england are on the brink of taking a 2—0 series lead over india. they need just 4—wickets to win. earlier england declared on 396 for 7. patrick geary has the latest: for the first half hour, they took their runs however they can, urgent not elegant, time ticking on, rain getting closer, when sam curran took one risk to many, joe root called them in, england declared time to bowl. india went out into the storm. murali vijay has not managed to run off the bat in the match, he became 100 wicket forjimmy anderson at lord's, facing him in these conditions is a bats and's room 101, rahul was the next two exit, india needed shelter, it came from the rain again. but only for a while, when they got back out, stuart broad carried england's second wind, first, ajinkya rahane, and then, pyjama, no assistance required. england's captain would have to carry their

he joins us now via skype from southampton in the u.k. it's not yet clear what caused the bridge to collapse but what will engineers be looking for in terms of what may have caused the tragedy. hello good evening. well i mean there are a number of reasons that might cause a bridge collapse so obvious that it was was built but the as a go beyond knowing that the structure of the miners which are the lifeblood to the child had been increasing over the years since there is this product that so normally great engineers but only years they look at the capacity of the bridge. with the current loading of the structure but this is not the only scenario so at least bridges are they really a start up and some of these irrigation. so some of their one problem could that could cause a bridge collapse is if you're asian due to materially to combine with other factors such as tropical loading or it can be air or it can be over the years the dynamic loading cycle dark cyclic dynamic loading due to the truck i did on a building which is resulting in each

. >> president trump spoke to the press on the white house south lawn before leaving for southampton, new york. he addressed the decision to revoke the security clearance of former cia director john brennan . the president also announced his plan to revoke the security clearance of justice department official bruce orr. [indistinct conversations] we are going to new york, we are going to new jersey, it will be all work and i think you see what has happened, the economy is better than it has ever been, the numbers are coming out, the best they have ever had. we came out with new numbers. [indiscernible] we are happy about that. in november we will do extremely well. >> [inaudible] i would like to see twice but we are going to see. theworld's top executives, head of pepsi-cola, a great woman who is retiring. she said because i asked what had -- 10 we do to make it better and she said two times a year reporting [inaudible] we are not thinking far enough out, we have been accused of that for a long time, this country. we're looking at that very seriously. we are looking at twice a year in

bairstow will test the injury at southampton this afternoon where england are practicing.yson is to return to the saints in a coaching capacity. grayson won 32 caps for his country and scored more than 2,700 points for the saints. he willjoin as a consultant kicking coach. grayson had been a player and then coach at the club for 19 years, leaving in 2012. i'll have more for you in the next hour. you can catch up to date with every sports story today on the bbc sport website. more now on our top story, that prime minister theresa may has called for a new partnership between the united kingdom and africa after brexit, during a four—day visit to africa. mrs may told an audience in cape town she wanted the uk to be the g7‘s number one investor in africa by 2022, with britain's private sector companies investing billions. the trip aims to expand trade with africa as britain prepares to leave the eu next year, as our africa business editor larry madowo explains. it is an attractive trade partner for the uk, certain it has been it is an attractive trade partner for the uk, certai

little to get excited about at st mary's, southampton and bernie played out a goalless draw.boss was happy with what he saw, especially in the first time. —— southampton and burnley. i like ilike ourshape i like our shape in the first half, we got pressure up the pitch, better for it in the second half, we controlled, move it about a lot more than we were able to. really had a good number of chances in the second half to win the game. overall, please with the first outing against a team that is ahead of us in terms of competitive action.|j a team that is ahead of us in terms of competitive action. i felt, arguably, in the first 65, 70 minutes, it was a point that we could have turned into all free. please with the football. continually looked to shift the team in different ways, different styles we hope can be effective. today, a lot of good passages, good openings, i'iow lot of good passages, good openings, now and again you need a marginal decision, maybe. quick confirmation of the results. steven gerrard's smart, unbeaten run at rangers continues. the former liverpool capt

should mention that danny ings got his first goal for southampton in that one.om behind to beat west ham 2—1 at the london stadium. in scotland celtic put a difficult week behind them as they reached the quarterfinals of the scottish league cup with 3—1 at partick thistle. brendan rodgers' side took an early lead, scott sinclair putting it on a plate for leigh griffiths. remember celtic have been knocked out of chamnpions league qualifying this week. they lost to in the premiership last weekend, they might have thought their week was about to go from bad to worse when the championship side equalised. but two goals in two minutes from moussa dembele and this effort from tom rogic made sure their losing run is over, celtic through to the next round. the shock of teh day came at dundee as division one ayr united beat their premiership hosts three nil, the home side did have two players sent off in that match. while stjohnston needed extra time to edge out queen of the south from the league below aberdeen are through to the last eight after beating st mirren four ni

the next test is in southampton next week.initely in the driving seat as far as the series goes. you know, we have to keep remembering that we have a little bit of time to go away and reflect on what has been a difficult week. but, in england, we are a very good side at bouncing back from a tough couple of days. and one thing you can never question about this group of players is the character and the way they can respond to a difficult period or passage of play. england, beaten by india. that's our top story. we'll have more throughout the evening. from me, for now, goodbye. welcome back. rya nair has apologised after nearly 190 customers who were owed compensation for cancelled or delayed flights were sent cheques that bounced. a bbc investigation found that a number of customers were charged extra fees after banks rejected unsigned cheques. the airline said it had sent out 20,000 cheques last month and blamed the problem on an administrative error. since april, more than one million ryanair passengers in europe have had dela

india's batsman have frustrated england's bowlers on the second day of the fourth test in southamptonest cricket, bowling can be an art form. on a picture perfect morning in southampton, how england needed their old masters to create something spectacular here. england have not one but two of those. james anderson the first to display his work. with the bat, india, too, have experts who know how to use their strokes to great effect. over to stuart broad, another of england's seemingly timeless greats, trapping rahul leg before wicket, just what england needed. but this was going to take patience. england's batsmen with time on their side. beautifully timed. so, just one breakthrough before england top their mid—session drinks, in this weather they will certainly need it. it could be a long day in the field. they will now need plenty more wickets if they are to stay this contest. that refreshment worked. broad again finding the edge of shikhar dhawan's bat. india now two down. good news and bad. that brought to the wicket virat kohli, one of the very best there is. this took his career

dropped, early defenderjames sta khovs ky been dropped, early defenderjames stakhovsky comes in, and southamptonure with a dwindling pool of in which players to choose from in the premier league. —— english players. lots of good things happening, but there is still work to do. one of oui’ there is still work to do. one of our biggest concerns would be playing time for english players. i think that is shown by the number of the squad that came with us in russia not getting opportunities to play. more concerning li, young players that might be coming through to challenge, not getting opportunities to play. so for me, it was great, what we experienced in the summer. delighted there is this reconnection with this national team. the next step of how we improve on how we progress, lots of challenges ahead. cristiano ronaldo will return to old trafford with his new club juventus will return to old trafford with his new clubjuventus in the champions league this season. the draw for the group stages was made in monaco today. ronaldo, who was at united from 2003 to 2009 jointjuventus for £99 million this

the author of the reccommendation — is professor rosie meeks — shejoins us now from southampton.prison , and is now a world record breaking indoor rower. john, we will talk to you in a moment, first, to professor meek in southampton. why did you make a recommendation for boxing and martial arts and what is your view of the government ‘s explanation for why it is not prepared to adopt it? this is one of 12 recommendations are made from the review. i'm delighted that the ministry of justice have broadly accepted by recommendations and look forward to holding them to account in seeing through some of those responses. the boxing related recommendation suggested that we should reconsider what is currently a blanket ban on anything related to martial arts in prisons. that can be interpreted as a boxer size class or a non—contact boxing related activity. my suggestion is that governors and pe staff in our prisons should be given autonomy to make their own decisions about when boxing related activities are appropriate. we know from community findings that boxing programmes can be an incr

adam wild, bbc news, southampton.m festival for the premiere of her new film, first man, which tells the story of the astronaut neil armstrong. 0urs arts editor will gompertz has been to venice to meet her. welcome to the 75th venice international film festival with 0scar contenders written all over it. bradley cooper and lady gaga are here to launch their remake of a star is born. the coen brothers are here to premier their darkly comic western, the ballad of buster scruggs, and damien chazelle, the multi—award—winning director of la la land, is back with his new film, first man. the film tells a story of neil armstrong and his journey to become the first man to walk on the moon. ryan gosling takes on the role of the emotionally guarded astronaut, with claire foy... be an adventure. ..who made her name playing the queen in the crown as his wife. were you surprised to get the role, given there is not a huge shortage of american actresses? yeah, hey, there's a canadian playing neil armstrong and this sort of random bri

the fourth test will get under way on thursday at southampton. the five match series. ? ?newelement i think it feels good. obviously we will know more later on today, but the swelling has gone down, and it is a lot better than i thought it was going to be. if i am not able to keep wicket, then i would like to play as batsmen, but at the same time i am desperate to try and keep my place as the keeper. and before we go news that the president of the us has been sent off... yellow cards and red cards. yellow ca rd yellow cards and red cards. yellow card as a warning, and when you want to kick out someone... it could be fa ke to kick out someone... it could be fake news, of course, promoting the 2026 world cup, which will be held in north america. that is all a sport for now. see you later. —— the sport. your latest live weather update, more of us seeing sunny spells as the week goes on. want to get past a couple of weather systems giving us some rain, at the moment this one providing rain into scotland and northern ireland. this one has been pushing

the southampton keeper, he‘s the only uncapped player in the squad.nities to play. but more concerning, young players that might be coming through to challenge that not getting opportunities to play. for me, it‘s great what we experienced in the summer, delighted that this is the connection with the national team, but the next step of how we improve and progress, lots of challenges ahead. some great news, the hearts manager craig levine says he hopes to be back out in the dugout. he‘s been discharged from hospital after a heart scare. he‘s going to pick the team from home as the league leaders prepare to face saint mirren. he posted this on social media. he went on to thank the paramedics and medical staff at the paramedics and medical staff at the hospital for helping the paramedics and medical staff at the hospitalfor helping him over the hospitalfor helping him over the last two days. the four english teams in the champions league are going to find out who they will face of the group stages later this afternoon. meanwhile at burnley, celtic and ran

that test down in southampton next week. england 2-1 up. that's to look forward to next week.iting to hear from the rfu after that incident in a nightclub in jersey. the gloucester fly—half, danny cipriani has been givenjust a reprimand by the rfu after his arrest injersey last week but he is free to play. he pleaded guilty to common assault and resisting arrest following an incident at a nightclub and was fined £2,000 in court, and also the same amount by his club. an rfu disciplinary panel upheld the misconduct charge against him but decided against further sanction. he hasjust got he has just got back into the england squad but the rfu say there is no need. they took him to a five hour disciplinary panel last night in bristol. they upheld that misconduct charge against him, the rfu but they did decide against further sanctions feeling that he had already been punished enough. his club coach doesn't think the incident should affect cipriani's england career. you can only select your strongest side and if the is going to be one of the 23, we will have a discussion with him an

we will have reaction from southampton where moeen ali has given england control of the fourth test againstia and we will be live in newport ahead of the wooden‘s crucial world cup qualifier. —— ahead of the women's crucial world cup qualifier. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is anna smith. it is nice to see you. chair of the critics' circle. we are starting with cold war, taking place in poland and paris and an interesting story of a troubled relationship between a musician and singer and then off to sanjose with a missing person thriller told entirely on computer screens. person thriller told entirely on computer screens. band yardie, person thriller told entirely on computerscreens. band yardie, idris elba's long—awaited directorial review. let's start with cold war. it looks beautiful. this is the arthouse choice of the week if you want to see a quality film. i look forward to the work of pawel pawlikowski. last resort was wonderful. summer of love, where we first met emily blunt. this is shot in black and white and is the

there was one other game in the premier league on sunday, with southampton and burnley playing out asouth coast. a hat—trick from robert lewandowski helped bayern munich retain the german super cup in a 5—0 rout of eintracht frankfurt on sunday. the polish striker scored two first—half headers to put bayern in firm control of the game. his third goal, struck from the edge of the box, put further pressure on eintracht frankfurt to respond. but they couldn't find the back of the net, and two more from kingsley coman and thiago alcantara put the match out of reach. to cricket, where england have gone 2—0 up in the test series with india, after a comprehensive victory in the second match at lord's on sunday. the home side declared on day four with a first—innings lead of 289, and that proved more than enough on another rain—interrupted day. india struggled again in the conditions, and were bowled out for 130 in their second innings, giving england victory by an innings and 159 runs. we have still not played the perfect performance yet, and that is something that we've got to keep strivin

the fourth test gets under way on thursday at southampton.1 with two matches to go. i think it feels good. 0bviously we'll know more later on today, but the swelling has gone down, and it's a lot better than i thought it was going to be. if i'm not able to keep wicket, then i would like to play as batsman. but, at the same time, i'm desperate to try and keep my place as the keeper. one of the biggest stars in american football has signed one of the biggest contracts in nfl history. 0dell beckham junior who plays for the new york giants, a wide—reciever known for his one—handed catches, has out pen to paper on a new contract worth around $96 million over the next three seasons. and this is what happened when us president donald trump welcomed fifa president gianni infantino and us soccer president carlos cordeiro to the white house on tuesday. the us won the bid injune to host the 2026 world cup. yellow cards and red card. yellow ca rd yellow cards and red card. yellow card is a warning. and when you want to kick out someone... laughter. like

little to get excited about at st mary's where southampton and burnley played out a goalless draw butwhat he saw, especially in the second half. i made a change early in the second—half personnel wise and shape wise and i think we got more pressure further up the pitch and we we re pressure further up the pitch and we were much betterfor it and pressure further up the pitch and we were much better for it and able to control the second—half and move them about a lot more than we were able to in the first half, we had any number of chances in the second half to win the game. overall, pleased with the first outing against a team that is ahead of us probably in competitive action. steven gerrard's smart, unbeaten run at rangers continues. the former liverpool captain saw his side get their first premiership win of the season easing to a win over st mirren. 2—0 it finished. rangers has ross mccrorie sent off in the first half too, so a win with 10—men. in the day's other game stjohnstone and hibs drew 1—1. england have won the second test match against india to give them a 2—0 lead in the

england from a dreadful start to the 11th test as india had the better of the opening day's play in southampton playing in just his fourth test match, top—scoring with 78. jasprit bumrah was the pick of the indian bowlers, taking 3 for 46. the tourists closed the day on 19 without loss in reply. its international sport. you try to do the best you can feel side. i just try to go out there. i was in proving a point at all, i was just playing the way that i do, play naturally and freely. as i said, the way i play for the surrey is no fear, i will not change the way i play because it is who i am. i was obviously lucky last week to miss out, —— unlucky, but there are great names in the team and i am learning so much. i am just enjoying my cricket and hopefully tomorrow i can bowl nicely and get a few early ones in the session. in the morning when you would have told us that we have got them out for 250, we would take that any day. so, we have them 8445. you cannot be too greedy and expect to get them out for five. we are happy with the score and if we do well it will help us score and if we do well

jazeera genoa italy vatican shiny is associate professor of structural mechanics at the university of southampton he says many factors could have combined to result in the collapse. there are a number of reasons that might cause a brace collapse so obviously this response was built back in the l's ago as we all know that the destruction of the man's are the lifeblood to traffic has been increasing over the years since there was breeders cup product that so normally grazing junia over the years they looked at the capacity of the bridge. with the current loading of the structure but this is not the only scenario so police bridges that they ate so they start having some of these irrigation and aging so some of the one problem could that could cause a bridge collapse is is it's a ration due to messire to combine with other factors such as traffic loading or it can be air play or it can be over the yes dynamic loading cycle dark cyclic dynamic loading due to truck and put it on a building which is resulting in fact of the material. after days of heavy losses the turkish lira recovered some ground on t

in the sport, india are 230 549 on day two of the fourth test, trailing england by 11 runs in southamptonbest managers in the world as he faces questions about his future at manchester united. usain bolt makes his footballing debut as the superstar comes off the bench in a friendly for the central coast mariners in australia. veteran mp frank field, who quit the parliamentary labour party last night, says he‘s considering triggering a by—election in his constituency of birkenhead. mr field has described labour as a "force for anti—semitism" and says his local constituency party is now governed by a culture of intolerance, nastiness and intimidation. allies ofjeremy corbyn have accused him of making grotesque slurs. 0ur political correspondent, chris mason, reports. i was delighted to be us... this was frank field in parliament in 1992. even back then he had already been an mp for over a decade. the word maverick could have been invented to describe him. he‘s long been very independent minded, and now having walked out of the parliamentary labour party, he is considering whether to trigger

england's jonny bairstow says he hope to keep wicket in the fourth test against india at southamptoning a finger in the third test at trent bridge. and one of the biggest stars in american football has signed one of the biggest contract in the nfl's history. this is odell beckham junior who plays for the new york giants. he's a wide—reciever, and his new contract is worth almost £75 million over the next three seasons. tomorrow is a potentially huge day for scottish football. the scottish football association has to decide if the national stadium is going to remain at hampden park in glasgow, or move to murrayfield in edinburgh. as ever, it's a case of weighing up history over cost. as out scottish football reporter chris mclaughlin explains. it isa it is a stadium with many stories to tell. this the famous european cup final of 1960. real madrid seven — three. but its upkeep is proving too costly for the sfe. tomorrow they could vote stay or move elsewhere. costly for the sfe. tomorrow they could vote stay or move elsewherelj could vote stay or move elsewhere.” think it is one of th

the only all—premier league match—up sees a south coast derby between brighton and southampton, leicester'sclub fleetwood, newcastle might not fancy the trip to nottingham forest while newly—relegated stoke take on premier league side huddersfield. full details of the draw on the bbc sport website. in that draw, sheffield wednesday will host wolves after they comfortably won 2—0 at league one side sunderland this evening. marco matias with their first goal here, barry bannen added a second. head coach trevor bayliss says the decision to include ben stokes in the england squad for the third test against india on saturday was taken for the all—rounder‘s "wellbeing". here he isjoining up with his england team mates at trent bridge earlier today. bayliss says he will take time before deciding whether stokes will play. this all comes after stokes was involved in a fracas in bristol last september but he was found not guilty of affray earlier this week. we will find out over the next couple of days, i have not spoken to him since. i'm sure he had plenty of phone calls. we have the next two days t

dusan tadic, their summer signing from southampton, scored the third to give the dutch side a two—goalraine next week. two other games tonight in the final round of qualifying. celtic‘s conquerers aek athens beat vidi 2—1 in hungary while young boys and dinamo zagreb drew one—all in switzerland. let's round up some other football lines from today now. thierry henry has agreed to become the new manager of bordeaux according to reports in france. he's been a member of the belgian coaching team for the past two years, and is set to take over from gus poyet who was suspended by the club last week for publically criticising the sale of a player. kyle lafferty has returned to former club rangers after hearts accepted an improved offer for the player. the northern ireland international was previously at ibrox between 2008 and 2012. lafferty could make his debut in tomorrow's europa league qualifier. and we could see var, or video assisted referee, used in the champions league. uefa has been using trials to find out if it can overcome some logistical problems. it could be implemented during th

that was in southampton. 8000 showers here in cambridgeshire and also ina showers here in cambridgeshirend also in sex. —— essex. everything is coming in from the atla ntic everything is coming in from the atlantic this cloud is swamping the uk, bringing with it outbreaks of rain. still some clear skies across eastern parts of the uk. temperatures not as lota night because of this cloud spilling in. rain developing more widely across northern ireland and push into other western areas later in the night. lowest temperatures will be across eastern england and eastern scotland, where we could see numbers down to six or seven degrees. these areas probably starting dry early on sunday but not staying dry, because this rain, which we have already seen this rain, which we have already seen widely in the west, will push east. heavy rain at times, especially across wales and the south—west of england. it should brighten up after the rain in northern ireland. some blustery winds, particularly for england and wales. strong and gusty winds around the coast of wales in southern england. the heaviest

required in the second innings but we don't know the longer term outlook, whether he will play in southampton the final match of the series at the oval. he is england's second best batsmen, and if india win here they will need jonny bairstow right in the thick of it. thank you. england's under 20 women have been knocked out of the world cup. the women — playing in their first semifinal — were beaten 2—0 byjapan. so just the third/fourth play—off game to play for. gemma collis—mccann reports. england in a world cup semifinal, and increasingly familiar sight. this time the turn of the young lionesses, on the hunt for a place in the under 20 final. and mo marley's side made a good start, chloe kelly denied by the slightest of touches in the opening minutes. but it wasn't long before japan began to make their mark, dancing around england's defence — just unable to find the target. it was riko ueki who broke the deadlock, giving japan the lead and control. lions traditionally hunt in packs... not these ones though. manchester city's lauren hemp increasingly left to go it alone. japan doubled their

we have the rose bowl to come in southampton and then the oval to come for the final test.itionally very flat wickets and that is when england have not performed at their best. we know they are a good team on english soil, it is what they do abroad and it is looking to the future and that is perhaps why they have brought in james vince, to get him in for the last test and may be through the winter. a lot of questions and lots still to be answered. we have got to remember, the series isn't lost. thank you very much for bringing us up thank you very much for bringing us up today. also coming up in the programme: following in his fathers tyre—tracks. mick schumacher talks to us about learning from his dad, as he forges his own career in racing. as everybody knows he is my idol and iam as everybody knows he is my idol and i am following everything he did and iam i am following everything he did and i am trying to look at something i could use myself. before that, there's been more medal success for great britain at the european para—athletics world championships in berlin. 0ur

genoa italy where medication is an associate professor of structural mechanics of the university of southampton he thinks several factors could have contributed to the collapse. there are a number of reasons that might cause a brace collapse so obviously this bridge was first built back u.t.s. ago as we all know that the destruction of the man's beach are the lifeblood due to traffic been increasing over the years since this bridge was cut product that so normally bridgend junia twenty years they looked at the capacity of the bridge. with the current loading of the structure but this is not the only scenario so police bridges that they ate so they start having some busy ration. so some of the one problem could that could cause a bridge collapse is is it's a ration due to messire regime combined with other factors such as traffic loading or it can be air play or it can be over the yes dynamic loading cycle dark cyclic dynamic duty truck and put it on a building which is resulting in fat of the material. after days of heavy losses the turkish lira recovered some ground on tuesday but the route be

the fourth test starts in the next hour at southampton.akes. inida are expected to be unchanged following their big win at trent bridge last week. the toss could be all—important in the next half an hour. my my personal opinion is quite an old school way of thinking, win the toss and bowl, and you don't bowl to how you would like and take advantage of that morning session in particular, thenit that morning session in particular, then it can look as if you have made then it can look as if you have made the wrong decision, but ultimately, we didn't bowl as well as we did in the first two games last time round, and we've got some very strong characters that are very proud that will be desperate to turn that around this week. some more league cup matches last night. high drama at the city ground with three goals and a penalty appeal turned down in injury time. newcastle had equalised, but two more goals from nottingham forest, the best from gil dias, made it 3—1. it's the second year running forest have knocked the premier league side out of t

the fourth test will get underway on thursday at southampton.r than i thought it would be. if i'm not able to keep wicket, i would like to think i will play as a specialist batsman but at the same time, i'm desperate to still try and keep my place as the keeper. there are some very good football matches to come later this week. as wales and england fight it out for a place in next year's women's world cup. should england avoid defeat they'll keep their qualification hopes alive, but for the welsh, a win would send them straight into their first world cup in france next year. it's obviously a huge game, probably the biggest one in terms of international football that any of us international football that any of us have ever had and it's the sort of game you want to play in. so there's very little pressure on us, especially from outside the camp. amongst ourselves, we have expectations of what we expect from ourselves and each other. yes, it's a great time to be involved in world football and we can't wait for friday to kick—off. it will be a pivo

to draw 0—0 with cardiff while harry maguire scored a stoppage time winner — as leicester beat southamptonore tomorrow — and the big one on monday is manchester united against tottenham at old trafford. looking for to that one. well we're going to stay with football and turn attentions to the championship. aston villa and reading drew i—i. there were also wins for blackburn, sheffield united, derby and leeds. queens park rangers halted a terrible run of form with a 1—0 win over wigan. sheffield wednesday, stoke city and bristol city also all won. birmingham lead nottingham forest 1—0 in the late kick—off. four games to tell you about in the scottish premiership — second placed hibernian drew i—i with third placed aberdeen. hearts were 1—0 winners at kilmarnock. livingston beat saint mirren 2—0 while saintjohnstone saw off dundee 1—0 it was a scramble in spa at qualifying for the belgian grand prix — as rain showers caused chaos. but lewis hamilton came out on top and will start from pole for tomorrows race, with sebastian vettel in second. the other big story of the day is that the two for

southampton are playing burnley. there is no shortage of goals at anfield.ng of having hope. there is a real belief that this liverpool side has put it takes to challenge the - in the first challenge the best. in the first half they had more than enough for we st half they had more than enough for west ham. most sour as the source of that optimism. most allah. west ham's chances were few and far between. it was a disappointing return. liverpool met little resistance. this finish was as emphatic as the scoreline. daniel sturridge added a fourth goal. for a tougher tests lie ahead. liverpool high hopes of grown more. we played as good as possible today. we extended the preseason into the premier league season. it was good. not surprisingly good. better than i could have expected. we knew before the game that it was going to be very difficult. liverpool plays better than others. it is difficult to complain when you concede four goals. manchester city have the lead over arsenal. a couple of games in the scottish premiership. rangers are to nell up against st mir

with cricket, and the 4th test between england and india is turning into a fascinating game in southamptonne, the game is now very tight with india holding a narrow first innings lead. they were bowled out for 273, wickets falling throughout the day. captain virat kholi outjust short of a half century. sam curran with that one, but the pick of the england bowlers was the re—called moeen ali. five wickets for him as the hosts looked to take an unexpected lead. india though and cheteshwar pujara had other ideas. he hit his first century in england to help the tourists towards a 27—run lead. england will re—start tomorrow 6—0 as they lead the best—of—5 series 2—1. england's women have qualified for next year's world cup finals. they beat wales in their winner takes all qualifiying match in newport tonight. after a goalless first half, england's strikers came alive in the second. toni duggan with the first goal, then afterjill scott had made it 2—0, nikita parris scored their third. wales now need to hope they can finish qualifying as one of the four best second—placed teams to make it to the

southampton keeper alex macrthy is the only uncapped player in the squad.lish players to choose from in the premier league. a lot of good things happening, but there are still work to do. one of oui’ there are still work to do. one of our biggest concerns would have to be playing time for english players. and i think that is shown by a number of the squad that came with us number of the squad that came with us in russia not getting opportunities to play. but more concerning lee, you know, young players that might be coming through to challenge that not getting opportunities to play. so for me, great what we experienced in the summer, iam great what we experienced in the summer, i am delighted that there is this reconnection with the national tea m this reconnection with the national team him up at the next step of how we improve and how we progress, lots of challenges ahead. cristiano ronaldo will return to old trafford with his new clubjuventus in the champions league this season. the draw for the group stages was made in monaco today. ronaldo, who was at

professor rosie meek speaking to us from southampton. it's 8:30am. stay with us.ng's main news. nasa is about to launch one of its most ambitious space missions this morning, sending a probe into the sun's atmosphere. a rocket carrying the parker solar probe will blast off from cape canaveral, in florida, around 9 o'clock. scientists hope the seven—year mission will gather data to help understand the solar storms which can disrupt satellite communications. we will go to that launch as it happens. an explosion at a military factory in wiltshire has killed one person and left another in a critical condition. chemring countermeasures — which is based near salisbury — makes products to protect military ships and aircraft from attack. the police said the incident was under control and there was no risk to the public. marks and spencer will close seven shops today as part of a major restructuring programme. the company plans to shut 100 branches by 2022 as it attempts to improve profitability at a time of unprecedented pressure for the british high street. it comes a da

is associate professor of structural mechanics at the university of southampton he says many factors could have combined to result in the collapse. there are a number of reasons that might cause a brace collapse so obviously this bridge was first built but hit the as a go as we all know that the destructor demands are the lifeblood due to the traffic has been increasing over the years since this bridge was cut procket so normally bridgend junia twenty years they look at the capacity of the bridge. with the current loading of the structure but this is not the only scenario so police bridges as they age so they start having some deterioration and aging so some of the one problem. that could cause bridge collapse is iteration due to messire rating combined with other factors such as traffic loading or it can be air play or it can be over the yes the dynamic loading cycle dark cyclic dynamic loading due to truck and put it on a building which is resulting in fit of the material. after days of heavy losses the turkish lira recovered some ground on tuesday but the rabbit tween turkey and t

but the world's number one team are still two one down in the five match series another win in southampton will give india the chance of a first series win in england since two thousand and seven. but right now we understand that we're in a very exciting position to gain momentum a great time of the season and to have played like they're going to win and. you know everyone toward that it's going to be you know planes we are going to rule over but we're not know how we're leaving and how we have been playing for the last few months. call that momentum whatever you like we we underperform last week that's the bottom line and we've got a graphic trinity to put out right this time around and one of our big strengths is as a squad this is the strength of character and home in particular we are very good at bouncing back from because we are going time and time again before our sole sport back today if you. tens of thousands of people have taken part in spain's annual tomato festival the medina dubbed the world's biggest food fight festival goers had one hour to throw more than one hundred forty

there was one other game in the premier league on sunday, with southampton and burnley playing out ah league season, with defending champions paris saint—germain kicking off their campaign at home to caen, with neymar first on the scoresheet. it's one of three fixtures on sunday. that one currently 2—0 in the second half. earlier lyon who were third last season beat amiens 2—0 and strasbourg were also 2—0 winners against bordeaux. brooks koepka is in a realfight to claim his second major of the year, and third overall as he heads towards the end of the us pga championship in missouri. the american bogeyed consecutive holes, having at one point been three strokes up, butjustin thomas, the defending champion, then bogeyed the 9th to drop back. tiger woods, a 14—time major winner who won his last back in 2008, has also threatened with a packed leaderboard at present. england have gone 2—0 up in the test series with india after a comprehensive victory in the second match at lord's. the home side declared on day four with a first innings lead of 289, and that proved more than enough on an

that was in southampton.loud is swamping the uk, bringing with it outbreaks of rain. still some clear skies across eastern parts of the uk. temperatures not as low tonight because of this cloud spilling in. but because of this cloud spilling in. it will feel chilly d sunday but it will feel chilly during sunday because it is going to be dull and it will be a bit rainy, as well. maybe starting dry for eastern scotla nd well. maybe starting dry for eastern scotland and eastern england, but we will see rain elsewhere pushing its way eastwards. heavy rain at times, especially for wales and the south—west. improving and brightening up in northern ireland in the brakes coming across the rsc during the day. a blustery day, especially in wales and southern england. 17 perhaps but only 12 or 13 in scotland, even though the rain may not amount to much. typically it all may not amount to much. typically it a ll clears may not amount to much. typically it all clears away as things start to get dark and we will see skies