in the fifth round of the championship, the families went to visit southampton.akers did not believe in the hosts. however, it was saints sterling who won the score , but lava and armstrong were still in the first half brought forward southampton and eventually brought victory in their team 21 standings, chelsea is still in eighth place. saints just come seventh. their work is not easy. we work around the clock, that is, it is probably impossible to completely disconnect from the production process from work. this means that it is now under the responsibility of the airline. every day you have to face different tasks, and sometimes very non-standard people. they come up with a trip to take the most unusual things. well, probably the most unusual thing that happened was a south african vessel with liquid nitrogen, which was smoking right at the airport, all the characters are completely different, what unites them is the desire to achieve the best result, we are an export company, 85% of our products are exported and only 15% - this is in our domestic marketers an

ocean exploration at| the university of southampton.oining me. hello. well, much—needed rain in the forecast, but that unfortunately may come at a price for some of us. and with big downpours forming once again on tuesday, there's a risk of flash flooding across parts of england and wales. now, here's the big picture. this dip in the jet stream has spawned an area of low pressure which is in part responsible for breaking the heatwave and developing the showers. and then later on in the week, the jet stream here could push in a weather front with slightly lighter rain but more widespread rain crossing parts of the uk, but no guarantee as far as rain is concerned further south. and then that westerly jet stream brings fresher conditions later on in the week. now, here's the rainfall accumulation over the next 48 hours or so. the computer models tend to smooth out the rainfall and average it out, so i think if you take a closer look, actually, some areas get very little rainfall. you can see it's just at the bottom of the scale — five, may

in their way, a southampton side are trying to do the same.oints? on 20 minutes they almost did. into points? on 20 minutes they almost did-— into points? on 20 minutes they i almost did._ all almost did. amazing defending! all -la ers almost did. amazing defending! all players coming _ almost did. amazing defending! all players coming close. _ almost did. amazing defending! all players coming close. the - almost did. amazing defending! all players coming close. the manager has never beaten united. a half chance he has missed before half—time and didn't help his record. the visitors came out strongly and after ten minutes found a breakthrough with a portuguese attack. with a first—time cross, and if sm finish. the celebration, a runner to hug portugal's most famous player, ronaldo, still on the bench, but united in front. as southampton looked at a level, one player seem to lend him a hand, the ai said no penalty. first a goalkeeper being called into action and then his defenders back pedalling to stop this bicycle kick. full—time and three po

in theirway, a southampton side trying to do the same.s they almost did? anthony elanga, fernandes and christian eriksen all coming close. saints manager ralph hasenhuttl has never beaten united, and half chances missed before half—time didn't help his record. the visitors came out strongly, and after ten minutes found a breakthrough with the portuguese attack, diego gallo with a first—time cross, fernando is with a first—time cross, fernando is with a first—time finish. the celebration, a run to hug portugal's most famous player, ronaldo, still on the bench. var said no penalty. erik ten hag's side were now holding on, his defenders back pedalling to stop this bicycle kick. full—time, and three points won on the pitch, but points are still being made of it, as united fans continue to protest against the team boss mike owners. so another big win for united then — building on that victory over rivals liverpool on monday. it's a first league triumph on the road since february — their manager feels the side are rising to the challenges they'

tottenham came from i behind to thrash southampton 4-1. behind to thrash southampton 4—1.s to get their season off to a great start, eric dier, ryan sessegnon, and dejan kulusevski were all on the scoresheet, along with an own goal which cancelled out the opener from james ward—prowse for the visitors. elsewhere on saturday, chelsea beat everton, thanks to a first—half penalty from jorginho. there were leads, newcastle and bournemouth victories, and manchester city begin the defence of their title at west ham on sunday. after bayern munich public opening win on friday, there are six matches in the german bundesliga today. there were wins for france but —— freiburg, borussia moenchengladbach and union berlin, and in the late game borussia dortmund beat bayer leverkusen1—0. now to the commonwealth games in birmingham. where another 33 gold medals have been available to win on saturday. and as an early app was not all about hoare has created one of the biggest stories of the games for, finishing ahead of a field full of talent to win the men's 15. for, finishing ahead of a fi

joe campbell, bbc south today, southampton.. the fringe alone has more than three thousand shows from 58 countries. we can speak now to bbc scotland's arts correspondent pauline mclean, who's on edinburgh's royal mile. how brilliant to see so many people out. it how brilliant to see so many people out. , , ., , out. it is, it is really heart warming _ out. it is, it is really heart warming sinks _ out. it is, it is really heart warming sinks out - out. it is, it is really heart warming sinks out many l out. it is, it is really heart - warming sinks out many people out. it is, it is really heart _ warming sinks out many people back. there was an element that last year because some of the street performers came out, and you can still do some things, you could gather on the royal mile but the difference this year is there are thousands of shows and performers here that have brought their shows and the whole point of the royal mail is people walk up and down and hand out flyers and people decide what they want to see and it is the

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in southampton, testing a new type of vaccine.jected. the idea of this vaccine is that it improves your immune response in your nose, so the place where we know that whooping cough gets in, and because it improves the immune response there, it should protect against what we call colonisation, in other words, carrying whooping cough bacteria without having symptoms. newsreel: tony here is suffering | from the after-effects of whooping cough, and he is about to become the subject| of a new experimental short—cut cure. - before vaccines, whooping cough brought severe illness and death in young children and babies. it's estimated that it still kills 160,000 people worldwide, many of them children. it's widely felt that the current vaccine is becoming less effective and can be improved upon. we know there was a relatively big outbreak of whooping cough in the uk in about 2012, but we have gradually seen an increase in numbers since that time, and we are trying to pre—empt any further increase that we might see. we know that globally th

one of the scientists was from the university of southampton.re was an opportunity to go and establish an organic geochemistry laboratory to look at limits of habitability after mass extinction events where extreme climate episodes wiped out various parts of life and the planet and in some cases globally. it's the sequelae of the reestablishment of life that my work was focusing on. the twist of that now is we are interested in astro biological pursuits, so we are interested in mass extinction events, and also how we can tag the chemical molecular life on other planets. it is said diamond last forever, but molecules last forever. we're trying to build up a suite of these biomarkers, these bio signatures to look at life on other planets like on mars. right now we are canvassing various places on earth that are similar to some of these areas that might harbor life, hyper surly -- hyper saline, high ph links and trying to get as robust signatures as we can in order to test future sample returns. susan: i read a q&a about you and you told the story

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and we'll start with a big upset at st mary's with southampton coming from behind to beat chelsea 2—1then and adam armstrong secured saints' second win of the season. it also sees them leapfrog chelsea to eighth in the table. it's too easy to put us off balance, to confuse us, to beat us, to push us off track, too easy. but it happens. it happened in leeds, it happened today here, and we need to understand why and find solutions. elsewhere, everton are still looking for their first win of the season as they drew 1—1 with leeds at elland road. luis sinisterra grabbed the long range equaliser for leeds to cancel out anthony gordon's opener. jesse march's side remain fifth in the premier league. crystal palace and brentford also drew 1—1 at selhurst park. palace took a first half lead and held on until the last five minutes when yoane wissa equalised for the visitors. brighton will have to wait a bit longer for their chance to go top of the premier league for the first time in their history. fulham caused an upset with a 2—1win. drew savage reports. from the fulham bench to the fans to t

cricket and london spirit are now top of the table in the men's hundred after a tight 9 run win in southamptonom 3. it was a double header at the aegeus bowl as the women's tournament is now underway, and sprit came close in that one — beth mooney nearly becoming only the second player to score a hundred in the hundred — but she just missed out — making 97 off 55 deliveries. and the victory went to southern brave who won by 6 wickets, freya kemp sealing the win with a 6. and that's it from me for now. tyson furey is really staying retired since the heavyweight championship announced he was giving it up back in april. he is continuing to tantalize fans of offers of potential new fights, summative sports aficionados including the bbc boxing in the lists are keeping an open mind. that lists are keeping an open mind. git the start of this week, tyson furey, the start of this week, tyson furey, the main heavyweight world champion, he announced he would fight his old friend but they were waiting for a contract to be sent to him but on friday, tyson fury on his 34th birthday decided no, no more fight

that celebrate summer living, including a stop at this designer's newest project in the heart of southampton explore this property that was created as an homage to a tuscan villa, plus natural materials and thoughtful details in this unique brooklyn family apartment. but first, this spectacular park avenue penthouse has everything you can imagine and probably more. [theme music] welcome to "open house," everyone. this week, i'm coming to you from this bright, expansive

finally, a southampton _ come with that. finally, a southampton man - come with that.ly dry and store it for the next few days, very little rain, breezy in southern areas but is that it eases the temperatures should live. a chance of rain this weekend but not for everyone. this evening will be a fine sunset, a lot of cloud melting away, one area for cloud melting away, one area for cloud will develop as parts of northern england, yorkshire, parts of scotland and northern ireland breaking up which means a colder night than recent nights, temperatures in the rural highlands or the borders down to [i or 5 degrees but still in the teens in southern england, more of a breeze here in the southern edge of this area of high pressure keeps things largely dry but as winds meet across parts of northern england, cloud bubbles up in the greatest chance of showers so start in the north—east, drifts across the pennines, may be the odd one in the midlands but away from that sunny spells, most in the morning and late in the afternoon and evening, temperatures with light winds and will

spoke to jon copley a deep—sea biologist and professor of ocean exploration at the university of southamptonns are under increasing challenges such as climate change. all the climate change we've added from global warming has been absorbed by the ocean. but we know that it is changing ocean currents it's affecting marine life in the flow of oxygen in which these things are what oceanographers measured and we know it's happening and we know why it is happening and here's an opportunity for us to come together and tackle this together because only by bringing nations together can we come up with some sort of treaty to protect this high seas area beyond any individual nations jurisdiction. looking at the ambitions of this treaty that say up with 30% of those in the conservation areas by the next decade and of course, if that is agreed, but is that a high enough target given the threats and risks you've just outlined? it is a start, without a doubt. a lot of it will be on the details of where the 30% is going to be, one hemisphere asserted latitude, there's a lot of thought that needs to be goin

the biggest win of the day was at tottenham, as they put four past southampton, and in the late kick—offat st mirren 4—1, stjohnstone were victorious at motherwell, rangers beat newly promoted kilmarnock 2—0 and celtic were 3—1 winners at ross county. and that's the sport from me in birmingham. clive. thank you, tend dobel. hello. this is bbc news with chris rodgers. more now on the news that the 12—year—old boy, archie battersbee, has died after weeks of legal battle over whether he should be kept on life support. stephanie nimmo is a trustee of paediatric palliative care charity, together for short lives. stephanie had to make the decision to withdraw life support for her daughter, daisy, in 2017 when she was 12 years old. i asked her what it's like for families who have to make very difficult decisions about their children's lives. children's palliative care hospices services are something most of us in the course of our normal lives won't ever have to engage with but the people involved in caring for children at the very last moments of their lives are wonderful. they are very much t

it's a disease that's been around for decades and now researchers in southampton think they've foundeffective — but hundreds of volunteers are needed to take part in the trial. alastair fee has been to meet some who've already signed up. in three months�* time, georgia will be deliberately infected with whooping cough. i have some friends that have done clinical trials that said just give it a go, it's a bit of extra cash. it's most likely financial, but like if this is a way that i can help out in the medical sector, then i'm happy to just do that. she graduated last year, and the £3700 compensation has attracted her to a potentially life changing study for people all over the world. it's not that much work, and it's just coming in for 4—6 months. it's pretty easy. this southhampton testing a new type of vaccine. it's delivered by a nasal spray — the old vaccines were injected. the idea of this vaccine is that it improves your immune response in your nose, so the place where we know that whooping cough gets in, and because it improves the immune response there, it should protect aga

there were four premier league games last night, with a big upset at southampton where southampton camears. thomas tuchel�*s side have now lost two of their first five games. it's too easy to put us off balance, to confuse us, to beat us, to push us off track. it's too easy, but it happens. happened in leeds, happened today here. and we need to understand why, and find solutions. brighton could have gone top of the table with a win at fulham but aleksandr mitrovic grabbed the headlines again, he scored his fifth goal in five league games as fulham won 2—1. leeds versus everton and brentford against palace both finished 1—1. rangers beat queen of the south 3—1 in the second round of the scottish league cup. scott arfield scored two of rangers' three goals. elsewhere there were wins for partick thistle, dundee and aberdeen more reaction to that on the bbc sport website. more later this morning, but now back to you, james. the world's largest operating offshore wind farm becomes fully operational today — after being delayed by the pandemic. hornsea two is located 55 miles off the yorkshire

they are away to fulham.chelsea travel to southampton. crystal palace host brentford.oking for their first win of the season against leeds. 0-0 0—0 between crystal palace and branford. jack ross and scott parker both paid the price for 9—nil defeats over the weekend. ross was sacked today after dundee united's thrashing at the hands of celtic. parker also losing hisjob earlier after bournemouth went down by the same scoreline at liverpool that was their third defeat in a row. in his post match interview on saturday, he criticised the club's lack of investment in the squad saying the team was "ill—equipped at this level". first team coach gary o'neil will take temporary charge against wolves tomorrow night the rift in golf continues. with this year's open champion cameron smithjoining the saudi—funded liv golf series. the world number two, who won his first major at st andrews last month, is the highest ranked player to defect to the lucrative new series that has caused a huge controvsery in the sport. he will be in the field for the fourth liv event of the year that st

won't make much progress for the east or south, once again, dry for hull, norwich, london, and also southamptonacross the uk, pushes the weather fronts of the low pressures to the north, so all of that rain—bearing cloud could clip the far northwest of scotland. but for the vast majority of us, it stays dry. now these icons represent the predominant weather on the day — so dry for most of us. however, from time to time, we will have 1—2 showers, particularly in the northwest of the uk. bye— bye. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. nancy pelosi ends her visit to taiwan with tensions on a high with china. beijing sends jets over the tawian straits and plans live fire exercises, in response. this is a complete farce. the united states is violating chinese sovereignty under the guise of so—called democracy. those who offend china will be punished. we will not abandon our commitments to taiwan— will not abandon our commitments to taiwan we _ will not abandon our commitments to taiwan we are proud of our enduring friendshiu _ taiwan we are proud of our enduring friendshi -. . ., . ., ,

a man in southampton has broken the guinness world record for growing the worlds largest cucumber. it attempted to break the world cucumber record several years before. whatever floats your boat. whatever floats your boat. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. thank you it's been a decent day today for many parts of the country. some like summer sunshine. of the next few days it's generally going to be dry with sunny spells. quite breezy for some parts of the uk, temperatures a little bit higher. by the end of the week and into the weekend in particular the weather will start to change as we will see a little bit later on. this is the satellite picture of the last few hours. we've even had one or two showers from the cloud may leak across northern ireland, quite cloudy central parts of scotland so temperatures this evening are a little bit lower. the higher temperatures in the sunshine across more southwestern parts of england and south wales with up we will see clear skies developing across many parts of the country overnight. however, there is cloud coming in

rodrigo scored twice to put leeds 2—0 up at southampton but it finished 2—2.wolves brentford kick off against manchester united in the next ten minutes. ronaldo starts for united. hull are top of the championship ahead of watford on goals scored after beating norwich 2—1 at home. cardiff city are just a point behind after their second win of the season. they beat birmingham city 1—0. 20—year—old jaden philogene, who's on loan from aston villa, scored the first half winner inside 20 minutes at the cardiff city stadium. rangers have made it three wins out of three in the scottish premiership and are top of the table after beating stjohnstone 4—0. motherwell are up to third, they won 3—2 at aberdeen. livingston beat hibernian 2—1 and are fourth. st mirren i ross county 0. celtic play tomorrow there were four golds for british rowers at the european championships in munich. they came in the women's and men's four, the men's eight and lucy glover, jess leyden, lola anderson and georgie brayshaw added another with a comfortable win in the women's quadruple sculls. t

our correspondent duncan kennedy has sent this report from southampton.d royal mail. i don't blame them, to be honest, and i think we're going to get a lot more of it. the government needs to do more without a doubt, because people are going to struggle. i'm not surprised. everybody's on strike - at the moment, are they not? everybody wants more, more, more. what we want? peace of mind! picket lines have been in place across the country, this one in london. union leaders say they're only being offered a 2% pay rise and it's not enough. we want a substantial pay rise that reflects the efforts _ that our members putl in during the pandemic to keep the company going, - to get those record profits and also that protects them againsti the current inflation levels. royal mail says its offer is more than 5% and that it also needs big changes to working practices as the business moves from letters to parcels. we did do a down payment of 2%. we've now got 5.5% on the table, but we need the change to pay for that. today's strikes come amid huge structural changes f

our correspondent duncan kennedy has sent this report from southampton.ly affected royal mail. i don't blame them, to be honest, and i think we're going to get a lot more of it. the government needs to do more without a doubt, because people are going to struggle. i'm not surprised. everybody's on strike - at the moment, are they not? everybody wants more, more, more. what we want? peace of mind! picket lines have been in place across the country, this one in london. union leaders say they're only being offered a 2% pay rise and it's not enough. we want a substantial pay rise that reflects the efforts _ that our members putl in during the pandemic to keep the company going, - to get those record profits and also that protects them againstl the current inflation levels. royal mail says its offer is more than 5% and that it also needs big changes to working practices as the business moves from letters to parcels. we did do a down payment of 2%. we've now got 5.5% on the table, but we need the change to pay for that. today's strikes come amid huge structural

marc cucurella makes his first start for chelsea, spurs are unchanged from the team that beat southamptonbench chelsea is one of the best teams in england, in europe. two years ago they won the champions league. last season they won the world cup as a club. i was there, i know. i know which club we are talking of, the investment they go to do every season. i don't believe everything antonio conte says before and after games. i admire him a lot and believe strongly that every team he trains, competes for everything, no matter what the club. they took advantage of the situation and had a very aggressive transfer period to strengthen their squad in quality and depth. that is why it is one of the toughest opponents. that is always the case with his teams. kick off in ten minutes at stamford bridge. celtic needed a four—goal win to return to the top of the scottish premiership, they beat kilmarnock 5—0 at rugby park. three goals in the first half, including this long—range effort byjota gave ange postecoglou's side a comfortable lead at the break and celtic added two more in the second, giorgi

spoke to jon copley a deep—sea biologist and professor of ocean exploration at the university of southamptonight now. 0ur oceans are under increasing challenges such as climate change. all the climate change we've added from global warming has been absorbed by the ocean. we know the climate change is changing ocean currents which affects marine life. all the animallike downer depends on it. these things are not theoretical and oceanographers measured them. we know why it is happening and he was an opportunity for us to come together and tackle this together and tackle this together because only by bringing nations together can we come up with some sort of treated reject this high seas area beyond any individual nationsjurisdiction. area beyond any individual nations jurisdiction. nations “urisdiction. looking at the nationsjurisdiction. looking at the ambitions _ nationsjurisdiction. looking at the ambitions of - nationsjurisdiction. looking at the ambitions of this - at the ambitions of this treaty, the fact that it would put 30% of oceans into conservation areas by the next decade, if it i

our correspondent duncan kennedy has sent this report from southampton. i don't blame them, to be honest, and i think we're going to get a lot more of it. the government needs to do more, without a doubt, because people are going to struggle. i'm not surprised. everybody's on strike - at the moment, aren't they? everybody wants more, more, more. what do we want? picket lines have been in place across the country, this one in london. union leaders say they're only being offered a 2% pay rise and it's not enough. we want a substantial pay rise that reflects the efforts that our members put in during the pandemic to keep the company going, to get those record profits and also that protects them against the current inflation levels. royal mail says its offer is more than 5% and that it also needs big changes to working practices as the business moves from letters to parcels. we did do a down payment of 2%. we've now got five and a half percent on the table, but we need the change to pay for that. today's strikes come amid huge structural changes for royal mai

coming up on the bbc news channel, there's a saints stunner at southampton.ll have all tonight's premier league action. the former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev, one of the most influential statesman of the 20th century has died at the age of 91. the news was announced by russian news agencies within the last hour. mikhail gorbachev came to power in 1985 and ended the so—called cold war between east and west, a process which led to the reunification of germany eventually. he was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1990 four the nobel peace prize in 1990 four the leading role he played in the radical changes in east—west relations. our russia editor looks back at mikhail gorbachev�*s momentous life. he was the kind of russian leader of the world had never seen, russian leader of the world had neverseen, mikhail russian leader of the world had never seen, mikhail gorbachev smiled. he was relaxed. in the west he acquired almost pop star status, for helping to end the cold war. but at home, it was a different story. born in the days of dictatorjosef stalin, gorbac

kick—off, manchester united ended their string of poor away performances with a narrow 1—0 victory at southamptonainst liverpool gave us lots of belief, because they know they can compete with the best teams in the world. but against other teams you have to compete in the premier league, you have to fight, and we did much better than the last game against brentford. but now we know that. but still, at the start of the season, getting those results, it is really tough. it is hard work. and everyone has to be conscious of that. so here are all those results. it's worth seeing those in writing, as there are some remarkable results there. liverpool equalling that premier league record, then — what a way to respond, after their slow start to the season. elsewhere, brighton are second, behind manchester city on goal difference after beating leeds. pascal gross with the goal. brentford scored a late equaliser against everton. and in a few minutes, arsenal can go back to the top of the table if they can get past fulham at the emirates. to the cricket then at old trafford, where england are in a really co

southampton came from behind to win 2—1 at leicester. che adams with both the saints goals.d conceded an injury time equaliser at hibs. curtis main scored twice as st mirren won 3—0 at dundee united. there were also wins for motherwell, ross county and aberdeen. that's all the sport for now. 0nto boxing, and the wait is nearly over. britain's anthonyjoshua is about to take on ukraine's 0leksandr usyk in a heavyweight world title rematch in the next hour. joshua goes into the fight in saudi arabia as the underdog with the bookies — having been easily beaten on points last time out. usyk�*s wba, wbo and ibf titles are on the line injeddah. let's discuss this with professional boxer, james moorcroft who will be watching the match tonight. thank you very much forjoining us. there is a lot at stake of course for both of these boxes but particularly for 0leksandr usyk, i think he had to get permission from the president to come off the front line and take part in this battle. i feel it is absolutely inspirational. he is having a rematch withjoshua, i think it will be a fantastic f

fulham scored a late winner against brentford and southampton came from behind to beat leicester.t easter road. they had two players sent off in the second half and hibernian�*sjosh campbell scored a brilliant equaliser in injury time. 2—2 the final score. elsewhere, curtis main scored twice as st mirren won 3—0 at dundee united, and there were wins for motherwell, ross county and aberdeen. champions celtic play tomorrow. there was another double—header in the hundred as the trent rockets faced london spirit in nottingham. the rockets' men won their match and so did the women's side on a special day for their captain, nat sciver. celebrating her 30th birthday, she made an unbeaten 42 with the bat and then took two wickets in two balls as they beat spirit by 18 runs. finally, we are less than hour away from the heavyweight rematch between anthonyjoshua and alexander usyk — joshua looking to win back the three world titles that he lost to the ukrainian last year. they are fighting in saudi arabia, and you can follow it all on the bbc sport website. thank you very much, olly foster.

the biggest win of the day came at tottenham, who came from behind to thrash southampton 4—1. replied with four goals to get their season off to a great start. eric dier, ryan sessegnon and dejan kulusevski were all on the scoresheet, along with a mo salisu own goal, which cancelled out james ward—prowse�*s opener for the visitors. i like that a lot, the game, for the final result, but basically the way that we reached this results creating many chances to score, a good position goal, high—pressure, medium pressure. we were good also when we lost the ball to go again and to win the ball again. i think i've seen a lot of positive things. newcastle united got a first victory of the season as they spoilt nottingham forest's return to the premier league at st james�* park. after dominating a goalless first half, newcastle finally got the breakthrough they deserved thanks to a fabian schar rocket before callum wilson wrapped up the win with a well taken second on a day when steve cooper's side were decidedly second best throughout. bournemouth were the only promoted side to win on

and we'll start with a big upset at st mary's with southampton coming from behind to beat chelsea 2—1eighth in the table. it's too easy to put us off balance, to confuse us, to beat us, to push us off track. too easy, but it happens. it happened in leeds, it happened today here, and we need to understand why and find solutions. elsewhere, everton are still looking for their first win of the season as they drew 1—1 with leeds at elland road. luis sinisterra grabbed the long range equaliser for leeds to cancel out anthony gordon's opener. jesse march's side remain fifth in the premier league. crystal palace and brentford also drew 1—1 at selhurst park. palace took a first half lead and held on until the last five minutes when yoane wissa equalised for the visitors. brighton will have to wait a bit longer for their chance to go top of the premier league for the first time in their history. hosts fulham caused an upset with a 2—1win. drew savage reports. from the fulham bench to the fans to the players, there's a feel—good factor at the moment. brighton came here as the form team and crea

che adams scored twice as southampton came from behind to win 2—1 at leicester.cottish premiership. rangers led hibs 2—1 at easter road but had john lundstrum dismissed for this late lunge and then alfredo morelos sent off for the seventh time in his rangers career. hibs made the numerical advantage count in the third minute of stoppage time asjosh campbell struck a brilliant equaliser. 2—all the final score. curtis main scored twice as st mirren won 3—0 at dundee united. kevin van veen�*s penalty saw motherwell beat livingston. kilmarnock are bottom as ross county picked up their first win of the season. aberdeen are up to fifth after beating stjohnstone. we're in to the final weekend at the multisport european championships in germany. great britain have been back on the top of the podium. it's been a bittersweet summer for keeley hodgkinson. but she finally got her gold medal tonight in the 800m. it comes after second places in both the world championships and the commonwealth games. after a medal laden commonwealth games, jake jarman, joe fraser, courtney tul

leicester have just gone ahead thanks to james maddison against southampton.they face bournemouth. an ill disciplined rangers dropped points for the first time this season in the scottish premiership. rangers led hibs 2—1 at easter road but had john lundstrum for this late lunge and then alfredo morelos sent off for the seventh time in his rangers career. hibs made the numerical advantage count in the third minute of stoppage time asjosh campbell struck. elsewhere, curtis main�*s double put st mirren ahead at dundee united. stjohnstone aberdeen a late kick off. joe fraser has led from the front for the great britain team in the men's gymnastics team final at the european championships in munich. confidence is high with three commonwealth golds in birmingham and he produced an outstanding routine on the parallel bars to give the british team gold. jake the british team gold. jarman finishing off the job for jake jarman finishing off the job for the british team. it's ten years since gb won this team event. these guys deliver every single day in the gym, and it

manchester united are looking to make it two wins in a row, against southampton in the early premiery's, it's 0—0. new united signing casemiro started on the bench. as is cristiano ronaldo. that's one of seven games today in the top flight. at three o'clock, chelsea play leicester, liverpool look for their first win of the season against bournemouth and manchester city facing crystal palace. leaders arsenal are home to fulham in the later afternoon game. qualifying for the belgium gp gets under way in less that two hours' time. red bull's sergio perez was fastest ahead of teammate and championship leader max verstappen. not great signs for ferrari's charles leclerc, though, practice had to be red flagged when he span into the gravel. regardless of what happens in qualifying later though, verstappen and leclerc will both start from the back of the grid because of engine penalties. there was a shock result in the rugby championship. argentina beat the all blacks in new zealand for the first time, winning 25—18. juan martin gonzalez�*s second—half try put the pumas ahead and emiliano bo

southampton have clung on to secure a brilliant victory at leicester city. points for the visitors. leicester slip into the relegation zone with just a point from three games. in the other matches, everton�*s demarai grey equalised late against nottingham forest for their first point of the season. ollie watkins put aston villa ahead early at selhurst park but crystal palace fought back to win 3—1 — wilifred za ha scoring twice. it was a fantastic game over at craven cottage where brentford suffered their first defeat of the season away at fulham. alexander mitrovic with a last minute goal. later arsenal are bidding for 3 wins from 3 when they face bournemouth. an ill—disciplined rangers dropped points for the first time this season in the scottish premiership. rangers led hibs 2—1 at easter road, but had john lundstrum for this late lunge and then alfredo morelos sent off for the seventh time in his rangers career. hibs made the numerical advantage count in the third minute of stoppage time asjosh campbell struck. elsewhere, curtis main scored twice as st m

bruno fernandez scored the only goal of the afternoon at a stubborn southampton, as united ground outster 2—1 at stamford bridge. the foxes look fragile — in the relegation zone, three defeats and a draw to their name. and if liverpool have recovered from a false start, everton are stuck in the blocks, letting slip the lead to draw 1—1 with brentford. a first league win remains elusive. jim lumsden, bbc news. rangers looked inspired by their progress to the champions league group stage as they beat ross county a—0 to go top of the scottish premiership. antonio colak, who scored the crucial goal in their qualifying win over psv eindhoven, was on the scoresheet again with a strike in each half at ibrox. it puts rangers a point above celtic having played a game more. the champions will return to the top of the table if they win at dundee united this lunch time. elsewhere there were wins for aberdeen, kilmarnock and st mirren. england's cricketers have levelled the test series against south africa at 1—1. the captain ben stokes was player of the match and described their victory by an inn

were also looking to make it two wins out of two but threw away a two—goal lead to draw 2—2 at southampton saints a point. steven gerrard and frank lampard faced each other for the first time as managers today. both were looking for their first points of the premier league season, and it was gerrard's aston villa that took all three as they beat everton 2—1. jo currie reports. steven gerrard once around the england midfield alongside frank lampard. today, their sides met in the blazing birmingham sunshine, both looking for their first wins of the season. the visitors thought they had gone ahead through anthony gordon, only for a late call to be made by the linesman. no such confusion at the other end. villa on the break, ings on the turn. a knockout first half goal. in the second half, chances were thin on the ground. after the drinks break, villa looked the more refreshed as they pushed for a second. but one way or another, everton kept them out. and then off the line. until this move and did the defence, with lucas digne looking likely back to the three points. but everton weren't done y

we are going to see smaller vessels go to other ports like southampton.e will see more lori traffic. we will see rising air freight costs out of asia into the u.k. as well. the reality is the amount of volume coming in to an out of the u.k. is 50% of the traffic. unfortunately the infrastructure cannot take on the additional volume in such a short time. you will see a backlog of products that are going to impact consumers over the next does go to four weeks, if not longer. kailey: does it impact the origin, whether or not things will be delayed leaving origin if it is imported a lot from asia, that is where these container ships are beginning? we see it back up all the way down the chain? glenn: it can. right now we will see it will not cause a backup. if you think of the average transit time from asia to the u.k., anywhere from 20 to 30 days, many shippers will likely keep cargo shipping right now. depending on what is happening next monday, we will see a more long-term decision made and that will create the backup. guy: is there an expectation that whil

with a narrow victory at southampton.s to a bruno fernandes goal 10 minutes after the break. theyjumped to 6th in the table with all the points, before the 3 o'clock matches. the win against liverpool gave us a lot of belief because they know they can compete with the best team in the world. —— they can't compete. you have to fight, we did much better than the last game. but, now we know that, but still, and at the start of the season, as a result it is really tough, it's hard work and everyone has to be cautious about. the whole 90 minutes we tried really hard to put them under pressure _ tried really hard to put them under pressure and to create chances and i think— pressure and to create chances and i think we _ pressure and to create chances and i think we had — pressure and to create chances and i think we had a lot in the first i've come _ think we had a lot in the first i've come in — think we had a lot in the first i've come in the _ think we had a lot in the first i've come in the second half, in the end we tried

cricket and london spirit are now top of the table in the men's hundred after a tight 9 run win in southamptonnament is now underway, and sprit came close in that one — beth mooney nearly becoming only the second player to score a hundred in the hundred — but she just missed out — making 97 off 55 deliveries. and the victory went to southern brave who won by 6 wickets, freya kemp sealing the win with a 6. tyson fury has confirmed he really staying retired since the heavyweight championship announced he was giving it up back in april. he has continued to tantalize fans of offers of potential new fights, summative sports aficionados including the bbc boxing analyst are keeping an open mind. at the start of this week, tyson fury, the main heavyweight world champion, he announced he would fight his old friend derek chisora. but derek was waiting for a contract to be sent to him but on friday, tyson fury on his 34th birthday decided no, no more fights and he is retired... ..again. next week, he might retire but for now, he's retired again. what a business this boxing game is. what a business it is

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taxes won't go there higher 24 million dollars three homes which one worth 24 million first off southamptonlot a lot of good space built 1860s renovated, a gated home, gardens, all beautiful outside southampton number two, choice, florida this is six bedrooms 7 1/2 baths square feet 9500 and change this is a penthouse not a home it is a penthouse fully furnished huge wine cellar plunge pool, again all decorations, miami, number three this is the cape cod, massachusetts, this one is right on with water 14 bedrooms 4 1/2 baths almost 12,000 square feet built 1908 a historic home has a private beach your own beach a yacht, the yacht theme i don't know why of the three when do you think worth 4 million dollars. >> i only know there are so many high priced homes in this area southampton. cheryl: adam what do you think? >> call me crises going with private beach. cheryl: interesting -- dagen. [laughter], we have a winner dagen mcdowell, actually, came in, the segment -- >> good job dagen cheers all over tiana, 4 million miami there you go. >> that was good all gorgeous cheryl wow love it we will

let's reroute the ship and bring in southampton, england or ro ro rotterdam.comes back online, they will not sell europe that lng. >> and one more twist to that. china has its own energy problems drought and hydro production is down they had to shutdown industrial activities to deal with the energy problems. you go back a year ago and remember the energy crisis started in china with a lack of coal or lack of hydro. it moved to europe then you had the war on top of that now we're back to having energy problems in china as well. the u.s. is the only region in the world that is relatively well positioned in terms of having adequate energy supplies. >> to your point about oil they are desperately trying to switch off gas power and use oil to make electricity which is like something out of 1957 it is hard to believe, but it is true that's why you still have your $130 target for brent. 120. this little spr driven turndown in oil prices sounds like it is not likely to last. >> we view it as a buying opportunity. don't even talk about the supply answer in iraq right n

defending champions the southern brave men are taking on the welsh fire in southampton in a few minutesring in a newerand unapologetically a competition to bring in a newer and younger audience to cricket. tonight, we'll see the defending champions, the southern brave will be with jade fence towards the p 20 blast titles. they will have to wait for the store overseas will miss the first two games. there was fire would be withoutjonny bairstow, ben stokes opting to miss this competition for fears of burn—out. ticket sales have been very good once again and we are hoping for a big cloud here at this evening. hoping for a big crowd here at this evening. it all starts at seven o'clock and you can watch it live on bbc two. here's a quick look at the medal table — australia still way ahead on top of the table. they've had a brilliant games so far, with a huge 42 gold medals. but hosts england are catching up. another great day with victories in weightlifting, moutain biking and judo. scotland and wales are seventh and eight place respectively, and northern ireland sit 18th. that's all from sp

tottenham are the early league leaders, thanks to a 4—1 win over southampton. among the scorers, his first goal in three years. there were wins for celtic and rangers in the scottish premiership. celtic were made to work for their win at ross county, it was heading for a draw when a debut goal from moritzjenz put them ahead 6 minutes from time and they went on to win 3—1. it was a little more comfortable for rangers, they were 2—0 winners at home to kilmarnock, alfredo morelos with their second goal. south africa's ashley buhai leads the women's british open at muirfield going into the final day. she had a storming third round, hitting eight birdies to move to 1a under par. that's five shots clear of the field. so much more to look forward to in the commonwealth games. we have the men's track cycling, and the road races. 17 home nations, boxers and competitions as well, and england will play the hockey final against australia. that is all for me, know it is time for the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what the the papers are saying today. with me are j

by the seagulls, a sensation struck in southampton the day before, it was here that the local club of the same name hosted chelsea and bookmakers. absolutely did not believe in the hut. get off your back, yeah. moreover, sterling opened the scoring in the match, which was difficult to understand for the blue fans. we state parity at the 28th minute of romeo lavia restored, and in stoppage time by the first half, as it turned out, armstrong put an end to the game 2.1 in the asset, chelsea had seven points left after 5 rounds. and only the eighth place in the seventh position, just flowers and now let's move to italy, where the defending champions played three games the day before. milan starts the season, nishatka is not valka, the pioli squad failed to beat sosula 00 on tuesday. at the same time, the home team made more shots on target three against two, but we didn’t see any goals, but the second club from milan inter, after a failure in the battle with lazio , rehabilitated the day before. the simonen dzage team confidently beat cremonese 3-1 in the radzura standings with three wins

it's another big weekend in the premier league — with southampton against manchester united getting thingse last year it was a different story. they face aston villa on sunday. former player matt jarvis explains where things have gone wrong. i think the players have come back after such a great season and just expected to hit the ground running. all of those who scoring in the europa league have not quite hit their format. europa league have not quite hit theirformat. i think europa league have not quite hit their format. i think rice's trying to take on their of leaving. for me he is their best player by far, he once the ball he truck the t—bond he galvanizes the team. they had a tough start and the city did not expect them to win i was actually at the game and you could hear the crowd till about crowd getting frustrated. and that's down to the manager, that they install in the team and everyone works for the chart there and they will be disappointed and being at home and losing to braden it is really disappointing. forthem losing to braden it is really disappointing. for them they have v