there _ southampton after a year abroad. there have — southampton after a year abroad.hat felt being on the receiving end talking about you as a student? rain it has felt like people do not understand our pressure, but with the support at college and at home, we have managed to succeed at a—levels. do we think there is any learning because at some point we will revert to the exam system. is there any learning from the pandemic? sign back you never know what is going to happen on the day, so it is nice that things were based over a of time, you could have a off day and that could determine your grades. day and that could determine your trades. ., ., , ,., grades. the government has said the best form of— grades. the government has said the best form of testing _ grades. the government has said the best form of testing as _ grades. the government has said the best form of testing as an _ grades. the government has said the best form of testing as an exam - grades. the government has said the best form of testing as an exam on i best form of testing as an exam on the day _

then it was southampton's turn to search for a second. before blocking away a free kick. mollyneux — in manager nuno espirito santo's first trip back to his former club. a first—half dele alli penalty was enough for the win, before harry kane came on as a second half substitute — his first minutes of the season, amid plenty of speculation about his future at the club. in the scottish premiership, dundee rescued a 2—2 draw against league leaders hibernian in the early game. dundee took the lead early on through former hibs strikerjason cummings, before martin boyle equalised for hibs from the penalty spot — against his former club. but after hibs took the lead through ryan porteous, paul mcgowan popped up with seven minutes to go to put dundee level, which meant the sides shared the points. some pretty raucous celebrations in the crowd. hibs stay top of the table for now, with seven points. and we're well into the second half in the other games. aberdeen or hearts could both go top with a win — and it's hearts who have struck first, 1—0 there. champions rangers are 3—1 up

steve humphrey, bbc south today, southampton.lebrating his first birthday reunited with them. it's been a rocky start for the western lowland gorilla who was abandoned by his mother when he was just a few days old. natasha turney has been to meet him. he's just had a bit of a birthday lunch outside but has now headed back into the inside area to have a rough and tumble with his mum. hasani's first birthday is today. we first met him a year ago when he was born and cuddled up with his mother. but he has had a bit of a rough journey since then with the keepers on hand to help him on the way. you have been there throughout it. tell me what has happened. it has been an interesting year, let's say, a challenging year for all of us and hasani. when he was first born, he seemed to be doing very well. his mum seemed to be coping very well. but over the first four to five weeks we saw a bit of a deterioration in his condition, he was looking a bit weak, he wasn't feeding as well. her mothering style became a little bit neglectful. she wou

.— i'm joined now by professorjane falkingham southampton university, part of the council of at—riskleeing nazi germany. welcome. thank you forjoining us. how much contact if you had with colleagues on the ground in afghanistan and what is the situation in terms of people having left, people staying behind? thank ou ve left, people staying behind? thank you very much _ left, people staying behind? thank you very much and _ left, people staying behind? thank you very much and first _ left, people staying behind? thank you very much and first can - left, people staying behind? thank you very much and first can i - left, people staying behind? thank you very much and first can ijust i you very much and first can ijust clarify that i am an academic at the university of southampton. i am working with the council for at—risk academics which is an ngo, a charity which has been working since the 19305, which has been working since the 1930s, and they actually work with virtually all of the uk universities, so 124 universities are working with the council, but over the last week i have become

southampton are in need of a striker after selling danny ings to aston villa earlier this month.rning to australia to play for the nrl side st george illawarra dragons. he was released by wigan in february and had surgery on a hip injury, which ruled him out of the 2021 super league season. all—rounder moeen ali could come back into the england side for soon. the second test against india starts on thursday at lord's. head coach chris silverwood says he's keen to get more balance and moeen's batting and spin bowling could make a difference even though he's not in the original squad. he is certainly a consideration of course. he is always a consideration. something thatjoe and i are going to chat about obviously when we get to lord's and i are going to chat about obviously when we get to lords and sit down and have a cup and go through the potential 11 for lord's really. we know he is a fine cricketer. he is showing fine form. obviously in the hundred at the moment commit we appreciate that performance but he is showing us what he can do best. i think you have to be in our mind. y

penalty deep into injury time, tucked away by james ward prowse ensured a share of the spoils with southamptongood enough in the first—half. the second half, we showed a much better... to get on the ball and have the courage to play forward, and it was a much better second half. in my opinion, they deserved after taking the lead twice to go on and win it, but we've now given three penalties away and it has cost us badly. also today — aston villa drew i—i with brentford, and leicester won away at norwich, who are also still without a point so far. in the championship, fulham have extended their lead at the top of the table after beating stoke 3—0 at craven cottage. and in the early kick—off nottingham forest claimed their first point of the season, but they had to come from behind at derby after tom lawrence thumped the hosts into the lead. but brennanjohnson equalised with eight minutes remaining in the game to clinch the draw and relieve some of the pressure on manager chris hughton. queens park rangers are keeping up with the leaders, fulham — they go second, after beating coventry 2—0. read

and that's just what his team got against southampton — they were behind at half time but they turnedwho equalised, he was playing just a week from winning gold for brazil in the olympic football final — before winning goals from abdoulaye doucoure and england's dominic calvert—lewin made sure it was joy at goodison on day one for benitez. thanks to the fans for the support for me in the team. i think it is an important situation this year with the fans behind not like last year. we saw determination and character and belief. and we know it is the beginning and we need to improve but we are pleased with the reaction of the team and the support of the fans. we saw brentford make a winning start to life in the premier league, and now watford have done the same? watford possibly with the shock result of the day, beating aston villa 3—2. in fact they were 3—0 up until two consolations for dean smith's side. it means watford join another newly promoted side brentford in winning their opening fixture and sparking these joyous scenes at vicarage road. xisco munoz the manager there who led th

this band of rain to the north is about to swing into southampton. southampton that rain you're dealing with in 45 minutes to an hour is directly related to henri. eventually push into new york city which is now dry, finally. that rain has tapered off and pushed down to the south and west and now over new jersey where northern new jersey is picking up a lot of rainfall. surf city we have to be seeing some flooding here at this point because it has been raining for hours. philadelphia is really starting to pick up in intensity, too. brooklyn has picked up more than six inches of rain. central park picked up nearly four and a half inches of rain. that 4.5 inches of rain in the last 24 hours is a daily record and shattered a record a long-standing record from the 19th century. and we're going to add to these totals as the storm pushes up to the north. 75-mile-per-hour hurricane right now moving to the north at 21 miles per hour. hurricanes don't like to be moving that fast. that will probably help it, help it not strengthen that much more. in addition,

southampton travel to league 2 newport. and there's that west brom—arsenal tie.move onto to another big transfer story. paris st germain have turned down a huge offer for kylian mbappe from real madrid. psg's sporting director leonardo says that £135 million isn't enough for the 22—year—old, but he is in the last year of his contract so could leave for free next summer. i spoke to the spanish football journalist eduardo alvarez. he told me real are knuckle to give up he told me real are knuckle to give up on the players so easily. this he told me real are knuckle to give up on the players so easily.- up on the players so easily. this is the first time _ up on the players so easily. this is the first time that _ up on the players so easily. this is the first time that someone - up on the players so easily. this is the first time that someone at - up on the players so easily. this is| the first time that someone at p56 the first time that someone at psg has openly recognised that if mbappe wants to leave, he will do so, but always under psg's conditions, and that's

and southampton secured the biggest away win in their history as they beat newport county 8—0. over two years. and the news that all tottenham fans had been waiting for — harry kane says he'll be staying at the club, despite intense speculation about the england captain's future. in a statement on social media, kane said he's 100% focused on helping the team achieve success, and that the messages of support he's had in the last few weeks have been incredible. manchester city had been keen to sign kane, who says that he will be staying this summer. with the international window just around the corner, fifa president gianni infantino has asked the uk government for exemptions so that premier league players can travel to red—list countries for world cup qualifiers. english clubs have reluctantly — but unanimously — agreed not to let players travel to matches in countries that require them to quarantine on their return. the rules would apply to nearly 60 players, including everton's richarlison, who would miss brazil's world cup qualifier against argentina — while liverpool's moham

emergency management administrator for the town of southampton. gentlemen, thanks for joining us. steve, we're going to start with you. you've issued a state of emergency. how are you all preparing and do you think people are heeding your warnings? peoeach of these storms are different. i was here for super storms tandy and usually you have a lot of advance warned warning for a storm like this coming up the coast. but a few days ago, we were thinking that we could be facing the first direct hurricane and long island in decades. but we issued the emergency order yesterday, and we work to evacuate people off of fire island until late last night. we were able to get thousands of people off the island to shelters or other locations. so, the priority has been safety. making sure that people are secure. and now we are just preparing for what is ahead today. >> ryan, the hurricane center projected path puts henri's iconic near south hampton. are you ready on a good, beautiful day, it takes forever to travel through that area. have you put evacuation orders in place? >> yes, the county ex

de semana >>> (información en pantalla) >>> y el domingo en telemundo wolverhampton y tottenham southamptonchelsea muchas gracias por acompañarnos hasta el próximo domingo (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle; yo soy damián trujillo. hoy en el programa, el banco de comida second harvest, en su comunidad del valle. [música] bueno, comenzamos con el regreso a la escuela de nuestros estudiantes, nuestros hijos e hijas; con nosotros carmen bárcena, que es consejera de la escuela secundaria notre dame high school, aquí en san josé; carmen, bienvenida al programa, otra vez. carmen bárcena: ¿cómo está señor damián?, gracias por la invitación-- damián trujillo: gracias por estar aquí, perdón, la escuela preparatoria, disculpe; ah, sí, mire, este, los estudiantes ya han regresado, muchos de ellos han regresado al salón, aunque sea 2 veces a la semana, ah, como sea el modelo que está siguiendo sus escuelas; ah, ¿con qué vienen, con qué estrés vienen, por todo lo que han pasado durante el último año? carmen bárcena: ah, bueno, lo que hemos observa

villa have announced the surprise signing of southampton striker danny ings in a deal thought to be worthlla. they also announced the signing of winger leon bailey from bayer leverkusen for £25 million pounds. and that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. low pressure moving in on thursday won't be out of the way until next tuesday. there'll be plenty of heavy downpours between now and then as a result. certainly quite wet across northern ireland during thursday morning. more widely across western parts, even though you may start dry, you'll see rain moving in. that extending further east as the day goes on, replacing any sunny spells to the east. all parts with winds strengthening. brightening up a bit in the afternoon in northern ireland. slow—moving thundery downpours, though, bring a risk of localised flooding here. and temperatures high teens, low 20s. plenty of showers, maybe some thundery, still around as we go on through thursday night and into friday, and some outbreaks of rain towards the north and east of scotland. mid—teens as we start off

southern brave taking on welsh fire at the ageas bowl in southampton.er beating fire by 39 runs. brave batted first and made a tournament high 166—3. smitri mandhana top—scored with 78. fire didn't really come close, reaching 127—4. brave are now five points clear at the top and can't be caught, so will be in the lord's final. over the last few days, we've been lucky enough to catch up with a few of team gb�*s olympic stars. today, charlotte worthington came to visit us. the bmx freestyle gold medallist joined my colleague chetan pathak to look back at her winning ride in tokyo. i'm joined by freestyle gold champion with her bmx charlotte worthington. thank you forjoining us. how does it feel to be on olympic champion? i’m us. how does it feel to be on olympic champion?— us. how does it feel to be on olympic champion? i'm still on cloud nine to be honest. _ olympic champion? i'm still on cloud nine to be honest. i— olympic champion? i'm still on cloud nine to be honest. i keep _ olympic champion? i'm still on cloud nine to be honest. i keep having - nin

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one of them from as far away as southampton.t the home secretary, priti patel, has been in touch this evening with the chief cost of devon and cornwall police. she says she is deeply shocked by what has happened here and will be trying to find out more tomorrow. and in this community people is just cannot believe that on a quiet summers' evening in a county like devon that something like this would happen. they are not entirely sure what has gone on, they are being told not to speculate on social media, not to post anything on social media, particularly some images which are said to be extremely distressing. covid cases are surging in the united states as the delta variant spreads in what health professionals there are calling an epidemic of the unvaccinated. but the sharp increase in hospitalisations and deaths is nearly all concentrated in southern states where vaccine take—up has been virtually half the national average. 0ur north america editor, jon sopel is in louisiana to find out why. the life tabernacle church in louisia

while manchester united and southampton drew 1—1. with dundee. hearts and aberdeen also drew. reigning champions rangers defeated ross county 4—2. and dundee united beat saintjohnstone1—1. just three weeks after winning the women's bmx racing gold medal at tokyo 2020. great britain's beth shriever has won the bmx world championship title. the 22 year—old made a strong start which meant she avoided a crash behind her. shriever had needed to crowdfund £50,000 to help her to compete at the olympics. she's now the first woman to win olympic and world championship bmx gold medals in the same season. that's your sport. don everly, one half of the everly brothers, has died aged 8a. don and his brother phil had a string of hits in the late 1950s and 1960s — and are credited with influencing musicians including the beatles, the bee gees and simon and garfunkel. david sillito looks back at his life. # dream, dream, dream # dream, dream, dream. # the everly brothers. in the years between elvis joining the army and the arrival of the beatles, do

will take charge of her first england match next month as the lionesses take on north macedonia in southamptonside's opening 2023 world cup qualifier will take place at st mary's on the 17th of september. wiegman succeeds phil neville as permanent manager after hege riise took interim charge. bibiana steinhaus, who was the first woman to referee in the men's bundesliga, will take charge of match officials across the top two english women's leagues from this season. steinhaus retired after the tokyo olympics and stepped away from on—field refereeing last year. just before we go — britain's athletes have been arriving back from tokyo — and reflecting on a successful olympics — where they equalled the total medal haul of london 2012. the last couple of weeks has seen some real stars emerge — none more so than the 800 metres silver medallist keely hodgkinson. she's been speaking to austin halewood — about the tactics that helped her secure a medal, and break a long standing british record from 1995. yes, it's one of the standout performances on the track for team gb in tokyo and i'm delighted that

everton start their season at home to southampton on saturday.rtson, says it's very disappointing to hear of sprinter cj ujah's positive test for a banned substance. the british sprinter, who led off the 4x100 metre relay team, on their way to silver at the olympics last week, has been provisionally suspended by the athletics integrity unit. it means the entire relay team could now lose their medals. the aiu said a test from the british champion, showed evidence of a prohibited substance. the athlete of course remains innocent until proven guilty while the process goes on, but it is a process that we are cross but must respect. every athlete in the olympics knows the rules. we spent a 0lympics knows the rules. we spent a lot of time and money educating athletes on the consequences of doping. they know the rules and the consequences if it goes wrong. plenty of build—up to this we can's start of the football season on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. more than a third of english councils that have declared a �*climate change eme

one of them from as far away as southampton.retary, priti patel, has been in touch this evening with the chief cost of devon and cornwall police. she says she is deeply shocked by what has happened here and will be trying to find out more tomorrow. and in this community people is just cannot believe that on a quiet summers' evening in a county like devon that something like this would happen. they are not entirely sure what has gone on, they are being told not to speculate on social media, not to post anything on social media, particularly some images which are said to be extremely distressing. if you want to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the american hospitals in crisis, with large proportions of the population unwilling to get vaccinated. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a huge job of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutal former dictator has d

all the the everton fans with his former liverpool connections, but they came from behind to beat southampton second half goals from richarlison, abdoulaye doucoure and dominic calvert—lewin gave everton the 3—1win. i think the performance is the key, to see the players care and tried mean we are together and the fans will appreciate that. 0bviously do all of these things and you lose and it will be more difficult, but i think the fans will give us time to settle down and organise everything and play the way they want to play to win games. and play the way they want to play to win games. here are the other premier league results... brighton came from behind to beat burnley. jamie vardy scored the leicestser winner against wolves. watford held on to beat aston villa 3—2. liverpool beat norwich 3—0. to the second test at lords, where england have a first innings lead against india thanks to captain joe root. england started day three on 119—3, with root on 48. at the close, he was unbeaten on 180, although england were bowled out for 391 with the final ball of the day — that's a lead of 27. new

we're into the second half in the two early games and manchester untied havejust drawn level with southamptonlves 1—0 at mollyneux, thanks to a del alli penalty. harry kane is in the squad for the first time this season, he's been named on the bench. later arsenal are at home to chelsea. in the scottish premiership, dundee resuced a 2—2 draw against league leaders hibernian in the early game. dundee took the lead early on through former hibs strikerjason cummings, before martin boyle equalised for hibs from the penalty spot — against his former club. but after hibs took the lead through ryan porteous, paul mcgowan popped up with seven minutes to go to put dundee level, which meant the sides shared the points. hibs stay top of the table for now, on seven points. wild celebrations there. well, aberdeen or hearts could both go top with a win this afternoon — they're playing right now at tynecastle. champions rangers havejust gone a goal up against ross county — joe aribo with the goal there. and stjohnstone are taking on dundee united. those games have all kicked off at 3pm. to some sad news now

professorjane falkingham is from southampton university and works with a campaigning organisation — thesation has been doing. u nfortu nately, we unfortunately, we cannot bring you that at the moment. but she was telling me earlier that there are 12 academics that the organisation had specifically pinpointed who needed to leave afghanistan because of concerns around their safety, and she said thatjust one of them had managed to leave. we can actually hear from managed to leave. we can actually hearfrom her managed to leave. we can actually hear from her now. i'm working with the council for at—risk academics, which is an n60 and a charity which has been working since the 1930s. and they actually work with virtually all of the uk universities, so 124 universities are working with the council. but over the past week, i've become particularly involved — primarily because our local mp, julian lewis, contacted me about one of his constituency members who was trapped in afghanistan. and then i've been working with them over the last week, really to heighten the attention on academics who are

newcastle with a goal in the 90th minute, but a 96th minute penalty from james ward—prowse earned southamptonme to leicester. west ham against palace was 2—2. it's been really busy in the bundesliga as well, bayer leverkusen are top of the table after a 4—1 win over augsburg. also wins for cologne and mainz, freiburg are second after beating stuttgart 3—2, while defending champions bayern munich beat hertha berlin 5—0. in spain, real madrid are in action against real betis 110w. it's still 0-0. celta vigo lost 1—0 at home to athletic bilbao. in italy, juventus have started life without cristiano ronaldo against empoli, and they are losing 1—0. fiorentina are beating torino. england's cricketers have levelled the test series against india after a huge win in the third test. they bowled india out by lunch on day four to win by an innings and 76 runs. the series now stands at 1—1 with two to play. extremely proud and it shows the character in the dressing room, four players to be able to take a loss like that and come back and play and such a clinical performance shows a huge amount of what the

it is a boost they arguably needed following a 1—1 draw away to southampton last time out with some big after his surgery this week. marcus, alex, dean henderson, they are not ready. apart from that, we have a fit squad ready to fight for points. when you have the disappointment of losing two points last week, you once again straightaway. the start of the season has been a little bit different. we had a lot of games earlier on and we had a week where we have been training well and i think the boys are ready. in the next hour, george russell will start a formula one race from the front row of the grid for only the second time in his career. last time, he was standing in for lewis hamilton at mercedes, he will start behind the red bull of max verstappen after he guided his williams through the treacherous conditions at spa in belgium to get ahead of hamilton. fellow briton lando norris was fortunate to escape unhurt from this crash. he qualified ninth, but will to start from 1ath because mclaren had to change the damaged gearbox on his car. lauren steadman turned rio heartbreak into gold

air ambulances came and landed nearby to take casualties away, one of them foreign as far away as southamptoni patel has been in touch this evening with the chief constable of devon and cornwall police. she says she is deeply shocked by what has happened here and we'll be trying to find out more tomorrow. in this community people cannot believe that on a quiet summer's evening in a county like devon that something like this would happen. they are not entirely show what has gone on. they are being told not to speculate on social media, not to post anything on social media, particularly some images which are said to be extremely distressing. jan images which are said to be extremely distressing. jon kay with the latest on _ extremely distressing. jon kay with the latest on that _ extremely distressing. jon kay with the latest on that breaking - extremely distressing. jon kay with the latest on that breaking story, i the latest on that breaking story, thank you. more than 500,000 gcse students in england, wales and northern ireland have achieved another set of record results after exams were can

the university of southampton is monitoring the efficacy of the eco—moorings.nd, if proved to be beneficial, it will mean seafarers and seahorses can co—exist successfully. john maguire, bbc news, dorset. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. hi, there. good afternoon. a weather lottery at the moment. if you have got the winning ticket you are in the east. beautiful morning for a round of golf in east anglia. further west, just as stunning but it has been cloudy and wet at times. rather breezy as well. you can see where the heaviest of the rain sitting across western scotland into north—west england. fairly light and patchy as it moves further south. an improvement into northern ireland. some sunshine into western fringes scotland through the day. further south and east is where we will see the best of the sunshine. clouding over into the afternoon with temperatures likely to peak at 25 degrees, 77 fahrenheit. cooler under the cloud and rain. that weather front is going to stink subtly south and east. it will weaken substantially through the night

enjoy unconfined. l everton would beat southampton 3-1. everton would beat southampton 3—1. club since he was eight and this was his league debut. it meant that much more to have the fans into said. for him and thousands around the country, it's good to be back. it was good to see the fans back as well. england will resume day four of the second test against india at lords in the lead after anotherjoe root masterclass with the bat. the tourists will get the day underway with their second innings, trailing by 27 runs, as stuart pollitt reports. when england's batting is in trouble, there is usually one way out of it. relying onjoe root. the captain centring the first test saved his team on the half—century here. the opposition bowlers, not today, johnny bastow battling to a half—century in support of his skipper. england through to lunch without using a wicket. no wonder the champagne corks were popping. bastow departed soon after 15 but a second successive hundred. it's another hundred fourjoe route. pressure released after the weight of carrying his team. a release to sharm

southampton, portsmouth, it should not be too bad. saturday, on balance, not a bad day.rn parts of england, northern ireland, a bit of a breeze as well. it might brighten up across the south. but in scotland on the other hand in the north we have showers coming in on quite a cool northerly wind off the north atlantic. off the norwegian sea. this is what it looks like on monday. that northerly continues, quite a chilly wind. there will be a hint of autumn in the air across parts of northern scotland, it will be quite chilly. whereas in the south, variable amounts of cloud, some spits and spots of rain, but still around 20. lerwick, only 13, aberdeen, 15 on monday. goodbye. this is bbc news, the headlines. police confirm a three—year—old girl was among the five victims of yesterday's shooting in plymouth. the gunman, 22—year—old jake davison, had a licence for a firearm. the incident is the worst mass shooting in britain since 2010. when it comes to firearm licensing, that is absolutely what the police oversee and clearly i will be asking questions. taliban militants have

cockakowske lived in williams county and then turner lived in southampton county and molly adams is --'s is still kingland county? kind of the mix of different places. [inaudible question] >> host: when we think about high-quality education we are referring to your standards of education are there but also the methods we present information are conducive to indigenous learning. even instructional methods may be different, less focused on individual students competing against each other and more communal focus in the classroom of learning. that's one thing. i think beyond instructional methods and instructional design is about making sure the children feel represented in the curriculum. using indigenous names, indigenous places, terminology, items, even in math, we count slices of the pizza, nothing says we have to count slices of pizza, we can count seeds in a pop are fruit. there are different ways to make sure children feel their identities are reflected in the curriculum. that is a few but our key focus is on linguistically and culturally responsive education and that is the primar

for his first game in charge of everton — has seen his side come from behind to draw level with southamptonurn to the premier league like brentford last night, lead aston villa 2—0. norwich—liverpool is the late game. there are three matches under way in the scottish league cup, all 3pm kick—offs. livingstone, who reached the final before losing to winners stjohnstone last season, lead st mirren by a goal to nil. there was a dramatic comeback in the championship where peterborough snatched victory from derby at the weston homes stadium. wayne rooney might have thought he'd overcome derby's problems — brought about by their finances and transfer embargo — when substitute jack stretton put his side ahead. but peterborough pounced in 11 minutes of added time with goals from substitutes harrison burrows, and then siriki dembele, to take all three points. another saturday, another century forjoe root, who has powered england again on day three of the second test against india at lords. he and jonny bairstow made a solid start to the day, their 117—run partnership coming to an end when bairstow w

united's new signing raphael varane is also on the bench, so could make his debut today away to southamptonfirst start for the club, he's also a substitute. kickoff in both those games is 2pm. one game's already under way in the scottish premiership and hibernian currently have a 2—1 lead against dundee. dundee taking the lead early on through jason cummings, before martin boyle equalised from the penalty spot. there are three other matches today — they all kick—off at 3pm. now scottish fans could be in for an exciting day at carnoustie, as the women's open draws to a close. local amateur louise duncan, at just 21—year—old, is in contention going into today's final round. anna nordqvist posted a round of 65 to move to nine under par and share the lead with nanna koerstz madsen. there are 19 players within four shots of the lead and one of them is the amateur duncan, who will begin todayjust two shots off the pace. england's georgia hall is three off the lead. she is a 2018 champion. the chief executive of the ecb, tom harrison, says the inaugural season of the hundred boosted the profile of

it is a boost they arguably needed following a 1—1 draw away to southampton last time out — with somecus, alex, dean henderson, they are not ready. apart from it, we have a fit squad ready to fight for points. when you have a disappointment of losing two points last week, you won a game straightaway. the start of the season has been a little bit different than last year. last year we had lots of games early on. this time we have had a week and training well and i think we both already. fabio quartararo has extended his lead at the top of the motogp standings by winning the british grand prix. there was drama from the start with six time champion marc marquez taking out his fellow spaniard jorge martin on the opening lap at silverstone. frenchman quartararo took the lead from pole sitter pol espargaro with 16 laps left and held on to take 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

and southampton secured the biggest away win in their history as they beat newport county 8—0. club, despite intense speculation about the england captain's future. in a statement on social media, kane said he's 100% focused on helping the team achieve success, and that the messages of support he's had in the last few weeks have been incredible. manchester city had been keen to sign kane, who says that he will be staying this summer. with the international window just around the corner, fifa president gianni infantino has asked the uk government for exemptions so that premier league players can travel to red—list countries for world cup qualifiers. english clubs have reluctantly — but unanimously — agreed not to let players travel to matches in countries that require them to quarantine on their return. the rules would apply to nearly 60 players, including everton's richarlison, who would miss brazil's world cup qualifier against argentina — while liverpool's mohamed salah would also miss egypt's qualifiers against angola and gabon. rangers have travelled to armenia for their se

the university of southampton is monitoring the efficacy of the eco—moorings.ernoon. a weather lottery at the moment. if you have got the winning ticket you are in the east. beautiful morning for a round of golf in east anglia. further west, just as stunning but it has been cloudy and wet at times. rather breezy as well. you can see where the heaviest of the rain sitting across western scotland into north—west england. fairly light and patchy as it moves further south.

confirmed five of their players in the stair match because they are self isolating and everton plays southampton9, a small town in iowa in the united states provided the backdrop to the classic baseball fan field of dreams. the town hosted a major league game and kevin costner was apparent to mark the occasion by recreating the famous scene from the movie as the players emerge from the cornfield and 8000 fans were there in the stands to watch the white sox take on the new york yankees and it was the white sox that went on to win 9—8. that's all you sports. back to you. the british antarctic survey says it doesn't know when scientists can return to one of its research stations. it's because of the danger posed by a giant iceberg that's almost the size of greater london. experts are tracking the mass from space as it circles the antarctic coastline — as our science correspondent jonathan amos reports. it was the briefest and gentlest, the colossal iceberg weighing billions of tonnes scrapes past a region of the antarctic. it was the moment the british antarctic survey had been anticipating for mon

villa have announced the surprise signing of southampton striker danny ings in a deal thought to be worthre moving in on thursday won't be out of the way until next tuesday. there'll be plenty of heavy downpours between now and then as a result. certainly quite wet across northern ireland during thursday morning. more widely across western parts, even though you may start dry, you'll see rain moving in. that extending further east as the day goes on, replacing any sunny spells to the east. all parts with winds strengthening. brightening up a bit in the afternoon in northern ireland. slow—moving thundery downpours, though, bring a risk of localised flooding here. and temperatures high teens, low 20s. plenty of showers, maybe some thundery, still around as we go on through thursday night and into friday, and some outbreaks of rain towards the north and east of scotland. mid—teens as we start off on friday. that low pressure right across us on friday, slow—moving torrential downpours threaten the central belt, southern scotland, northern ireland, northern england, north wales and parts of th

momentum would stay with southampton until the final whistle.— the finalwhistle.nted but look at it and prepare _ the finalwhistle. disappointed but look at it and prepare and - the finalwhistle. disappointed but look at it and prepare and a - the finalwhistle. disappointed but look at it and prepare and a few i look at it and prepare and a few things we have to tidy up in terms of our game. it’s things we have to tidy up in terms of our game-— things we have to tidy up in terms of our game. it's now all square in this bruising _ of our game. it's now all square in this bruising series. _ of our game. it's now all square in this bruising series. this _ of our game. it's now all square in this bruising series. this battle - this bruising series. this battle has one more round to go. lewis hamilton will start on pole position for this afternoon's hungarian grand prix, as he chases a record ninth victory in the race. he set the fastest time, on his first, flying lap — in the final part of qualifying, with his main championship rival max verstappen in third. hamilton

forecast did have the center making landfall at the 5 pm advisory into the hamptons, right around southampton. it has shifted westward again. now we are making it towards islip. who is only 24 to tory four hours ago, this thing moves into buzzers bay. now in cape cod, they've pulled their boats at the water, saying we may catch a break. but the people from long island are now all of a sudden heading towards new york city, and all over the long island sound, people are saying we have one day to prepare. we have saturday. this storm is coming in a hurry. the landfall time has been up, saturday morning. we are still dealing with it as a tropical storm. it did not reach hurricane intensity quite yet. it's getting sheared and now heading towards the north finally. nine miles per hour. anna cherney to new england, it will parallel the coastline of the carolinas. how about that band at the end to the left? very unusual, doesn't happen that often. it's kind of similar to that band as to what sandy did. sandy is a different beast. it was much, much larger. sandy was a huge immense storm. this may be t

forecast did have the center making landfall at the 5 pm advisory into the hamptons, right around southamptoning it towards islip. who is only 24 to tory four hours ago, this thing moves into buzzers bay. now in cape cod, they've pulled their boats at the water, saying we may catch a break. but the people from long island are now all of a sudden

ryan murphy is with us from southampton, new york, right now.ncy management ad administrator there. thank you so much, sir, for being with us. we appreciate it. talk to us about what you're hah hearing from residents right now. >> we're definitely bracing for this storm to come up our way. residents have been preparing, hopefully, you know they've heeded our warnings and we were out last night going and making sure that hopefully people were making the right choice to leave but identifying those that were choosing to stay behind and getting contact information and quantities of people that were going to be out there. but i will say a lot of them did make the wise choice to remove themselves from an area where they are very susceptible to high wave action and flooding. we did see a lot of other people moving out of the township last night, a lot of traffic on the roadways with people getting out of the area, which was a good thing to see. it's unfortunate in the middle of the summer, but it was probably the safer choice for everybody to get out t

everton start their season at home to southampton on saturday.rsenal. the 21—year—old has signed a six—year contract for a fee worth more than £20 million, after spending the second half of last season on loan at newcastle, during which time he became the youngest player to score in seven consecutive premier league games. leicester have announced the signing offian vest guard. he has signed the deal until 2024. and finally, back in 1989 the small rural town of dyersville in iowa, in the united states, provided the back—drop to the classic baseball film field of dreams starring kevin costner. well 32 years later later the town, known for its corn and egg production, hosted a major league game. and costner was even there to mark the occasion, by recreating this famous scene from the movie, as the players emerged from the corn field. 8000 fans were there in the purpose—amde stands to watch the chicago white sox take on the new york yankees, and it was the white sox that went on to win 9—8. they build it and they came. we'll have more for you in spor

the university of southampton is monitoring the efficacy of the eco—moorings.y wear a dress or skirt to gain access to the steward's enclosure at the annual event in henley—on—thames, oxfordshire. but for the first time since 1839, women can wearjackets, blazers with trousers, or trouser suits. it comes after a petition last year by a university of oxford rower who called the dress code "draconian". the dress code only came in the late �*70s, early �*80s to what we have now. and we felt just with the introduction of all the new events for females that if they would like to wear trousers, they should be allowed to wear trousers. if you've ever spent a couple of nights under canvas, you'll know the relief of getting back into your own bed. that's a feeling max woosey has not experienced in well over a year. the 11—year—old from devon hasjust spent his 500th night in the great outdoors to raise money for charity. andrew plant went to see how he was marking the occasion. hi, i'm max. this is my home. as you can see, i've got all my teddies. he hasn't slept indoors

the university of southampton is monitoring the efficacy of the eco—moorings.an law, such as cornish pasties, are also included in the scheme. 0ur wales correspondent, hywel griffith, has more. unfortunately, the elements are against us, because otherwise i would be showing this glorious coastline on the gower, and out there somewhere, the sheep that get to graze coast its unique flavour. will pritchard, the farmer here. we have a wonderful area on the marsh. lambs are out there for most of the year. they eat these herbs, it goes into them and the flavour it gives what practical difference does this status give you? after all, it only applies within great britain and not beyond in europe. it could be massive for us, in fairness. we've got to expect an increase in demand. it's wonderful publicity for an incredible product. in terms of export, at the moment you are a small—scale supplier, you're not looking to export to the eu. who actually buys your produce? we have people coming here. but most of what we do at the minute is people online all over the uk, going

so surreptitiously william arranged a meeting in southampton england.i was going to stop in south hampton. and it was going to be the last chance for benjamin franklin to see william franklin. so temple brought the two of them together. at the critical moment william, the son, and by this time he's 57 years old or something like that a full grown man. he has decided that his father will not live forever not much longer, and so william holds out his hand to make amends with his father benjamin. and i'm sitting there writing this part of the story and trying to keep my distance. but trying to imagine what is going through benjamin franklin's head. i have three children. and i cannot imagine anything that any of those children would do that would cause me to permanently write them out of my life. especially, even if they had done something and then afterwards said let's let bygones be bygones. so, i wanted them and i had found myself without wanting to, sort of rooting for ben franklin. get him to do the right thing. most of the time he did the right thing

southampton travel to league two newport, and there's that west brom arsenal tie.side west from. f , ., ,, west from. they've 'ust taken the lead west from. they've 'ust taken the read thanks h west from. they've 'ust taken the lead thanks to _ west from. they've 'ust taken the lead thanks to peer — west from. they've just taken the lead thanks to peer emerick - lead thanks to peer emerick aubameyang. and fifa president, gianni infantino, has asked the uk government for exemptions so that premier league players can travel to red—list countries for world cup qualifiers. english clubs have reluctantly — but unainmously — agreed not to let players travel to matches in countries that require them to quarantine on their return. the rules would apply to nearly 60 players, including everton's richarlison who would miss brazil's world cup qualifier against argentina, while liverpool's mo salah would also miss egypt's qualifiers against angola and gabon. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. the latest government coronavirus

details of the other results, including southampton's 8—0 win, are on the bbc sport website. will lead the team later, and it's unclear if gerrard or the unspecified missing players will be able to return in time for sunday's match against celtic at ibrox. that's all the sport for now. more details on all the goals from this morning in the paralympics on the bbc sport website. back to you in the studio. good morning. covid vaccines are being offered at the reading and leeds festivals this weekend, in an effort to increase take—up in young adults. pop—up clinics will be open at both events, but health officials said people under the influence of alcohol or drugs will not be given a jab. it's after two other festivals were linked to a surge in cases in recent weeks. let's speak to meradin peachey, who's the director of public health for berkshire west, which covers reading borough council. hello to you. good morning! to have any concerns — hello to you. good morning! to have any concerns about _ hello to you. good morning! to have any concerns about these _ hello to you. good m

the university of southampton is monitoring the efficacy of the eco—moorings.rnoon. wednesday, it's all been about a west—east divide across the country, with the best of the sunshine certainly the further east you are. the best of the sunshine further east. a beautiful morning for a round of golf in lowestoft, as you can see by this weather watcher picture. further west, there has been some clout and some rain around. you can see from the radar where i'm talking about. turning quite showery as it moves its way through north—west england and wales, the best of any bright weather continuing further east. with the sunshine we will see some warmth. underneath the cloud and the rain a little bit cooler with more of a breeze. western scotland and northern ireland closing the day out with some sunshine and clear skies through this evening will allow temperatures to fall into single figures but as the weather front sinks south and east a band of cloud will prevent the temperature is falling much lower than the mid teens in the london area. a little bit of cloud and dr