hi, tess. just want to say _ look over there, will you? hi, tess.y a massive thank you for your— just want to say a massive thank you for your support _ just want to say a massive thank you for your support this— just want to say a massive thank you for your support this summer. - just want to say a massive thank you for your support this summer. we i for your support this summer. we love seeing — for your support this summer. we love seeing you _ for your support this summer. we love seeing you on _ for your support this summer. we love seeing you on twitter- for your support this summer. we love seeing you on twitter and i love seeing you on twitter and teivy. — love seeing you on twitter and teivy. so — love seeing you on twitter and teivy. so much _ love seeing you on twitter and teivy, so much so, _ love seeing you on twitter and teivy, so much so, i— love seeing you on twitter and teivy, so much so, i would i love seeing you on twitter and| teivy, so much so, i would like love seeing you on twitter and i teivy, so much so, i would like to give

everyone is a bit like tess-— bit like tess. and emily, i know a lot of people _ bit like tess.hink it is. i change. is this the moment? i think it is- i really — change. is this the moment? i think it is. i really do. _ change. is this the moment? i think it is. i really do. i— change. is this the moment? i think it is. i really do. i think— change. is this the moment? i think it is. i really do. i think the - it is. i really do. i think the whole _ it is. i really do. i think the whole tournament, at the beginning we didn't— whole tournament, at the beginning we didn't have as much interest from the wider— we didn't have as much interest from the wider audience. but as we have gone _ the wider audience. but as we have gone on _ the wider audience. but as we have gone on in — the wider audience. but as we have gone on in the tournament, and obviously— gone on in the tournament, and obviously got to the final, the amount— obviously got to the final, the amount of messages i have had from people. _ amount of messages i have had from people. not— amount of messages i have had from

is that tess from tv? yeah! _ tess, you're here! wahey!on, let's do it. let's go, come on. so, you got the face paint? yeah. you got the flag? yeah. how are the dance moves? # i'm feeling fine...# tess? yeah. as if the day can get any crazier... yeah. ..you're about to go live on bbc one with gabby and the crew. i can't wait. are you ready? i'm nervous. don't be. you'll be fab. 0k. let's go, let's do it. hello. she's made it down to wembley. tess, welcome. hello. how positive are you feeling about england today? i'm feeling very positive, and i feel like we can win this match. do you? and you still... i know russo's a big fan of yours — you're a big fan of hers, should i say? she probably is a big fan of yours! yeah. do you still feel she could be the difference today? yeah. i feel like she can do a lot of things to help our team. yeah, she's been doing brilliantly, hasn't she? actually, speaking about that, i've got a little message for you. just have a little look over there for me, will you? hi, tess. - it's alessia here. just wanted to

goals from holly hunt and tess howard securing the victory and a place in history.ltimate day of the games, there were 44 other gold medals up for grabs, with 15 of them coming on the athletics track. having won the men's 4x100 metres four years ago, england's sights are set firmly on defending their title, and they did it in some style, finishing well clear of trinidad and tobago, to the joy of the birmingham crowd. anna boran brings it home. in the women's race, england followed up the men by claiming silver behind nigeria, cheered on by their biggest supporter. it's the first race he's actually seen me live, so it wasjust great that we can come out here today and get a medal. and, you know, like when i got pregnant, a lot of people were saying that i wouldn't be back and whatnot but when you have a baby doesn't mean you're going to stop. victoria 0huruogu, sister of former olympic champion christine, took another silver for england in the women's 400 metres, with team—mate jody williams securing bronze. whilst mathew hudson—smith led the field for the majority of

among them, relatives of the school shooting victims, including 10-year-old tess mata's family. they met with her favorite player, astros star jose altuve. he autographed a pillow made from one of her favorite shirts. >>> three arizona parents, including two shot with tasers, are facing charges after trying to enter their children's school during a lockdown. it happened after reports of an alleged armed man near a school outside of phoenix on friday. police say two parents were hit with tasers after trying to force their way inside. a third was arrested for bringing a gun to the school. >>> disgraced singer r. kelly is back in court today for a second federal trial. the convicted sex offender is facing child pornography and obstruction charges involving an earlier investigation that ended with his acquittal in a 2008 criminal t trial. unlike 14 years ago, the victim is expected to testify against him. kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison in june after he was convicted in new york of racketeering and sex trafficking. >>> a disturbing new social media challenge may be linked

tess, are you coming in? yes. try and score. you are doing what you love and you are loving what you do. but, in her team, she is currently the only girl. tell me what it's like being the only girl on this camp? well, i am the only girl, but i would love it if there were a lot more girls to be here. girls have just won the euros and we can win a lot more if more girls play. and i was so encouraged to hear that's something her team—mates would welcome. who thinks your view of women playing football has changed since the women's euros? we didn't used to play with the girls in football, but now, after we have seen the euros, we will start to play with them. it has definitely _ changed my view of women. they had great tackling, | everything was on point. my sister has got into football since the euros quite a bit. so i will have more opportunity to play with her and teach her. back in the olden days, women weren't really allowed to do women weren't really allowed to do much, but now you watch the women and, actually,

slash tess.mes as millions of americans could soon become eligible for updated covid vaccines. the biden administration reportedly plans to offer boosters targeting new omicron subvariants after labor day moderna and pfizer filed applications for emergency use of the shots last week, which protect against the ba 4 and ba 5 strains. meanwhile, health experts say more and more californians are showing up for their jobs while infected with covid and increasing the risk of an outbreak. most of those sick workers have either very mild symptoms or none at all and probably don't even know they have covid. that's especially true with the ba 5 subvariant as many patients are testing positive for 45 days after showing symptoms, doctors are reminding workers that even with mild symptoms, people can still spread the virus. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a man is speaking out after his sister was killed by a man who was released under the 0 bail policy. >> why he's voting against the bill. >> welcome

the 2—1win over australia came after goals from holly hunt and tess howard.cure an historic victory. i back late on but england held on to secure an historic victory.— secure an historic victory. i think our singing _ secure an historic victory. i think our singing voices _ secure an historic victory. i think our singing voices are _ secure an historic victory. i think our singing voices are destroyed | our singing voices are destroyed now! but singing jerusalem up there, just a beautiful moment and to have the whole crowd there, friends and family and everyone who supports us is amazing. to family and everyone who supports us is amazinu. ., , ., ., is amazing. to see the growth of women's snort — is amazing. to see the growth of women's sport is _ is amazing. to see the growth of women's sport is incredible - is amazing. to see the growth of women's sport is incredible and l is amazing. to see the growth of i women's sport is incredible and we have made — women's sport is incredible and we have made history today, a legacy we will carry— have made history to

tess you know, today the cameras will pan round and see people of all ages, colours, sexualities, gendersat because that's me. those are my people. after a packed day of parades and parties, attention this evening turns to the concert at preston park, and with headline performer christina aguilera in town, it's set to be a night to remember. it's going to be electric! we've been waiting for this for three years, for it to come back, for pride to come back, so we are so excited. we can't wait. really looking forward to christina aguilera, aren't we? yeah. and then coming tomorrow as well, so looking forward to paloma. brilliant. _ absolutely brilliant. a big night ahead, then, after a day ofjoy and celebration. pride 2022 is already proving to be a pride to remember. sam harrison, bbc south east today, brighton. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. if you are on holiday in the england and wales will probably be loving the weather. more cloud in scotland and northern ireland, rain to come tonight, patches on the western side of the country, otherwise dry and largely cle

tess the one of the biggest rise on the nasdaq 100.of single stock etf's that will amplify that on the notoriously valid shares. >> leverage has inverse. tesla is a really interesting example. on a day when the stock is down almost 2.5%, the whole point of the leverage is you want to look at outside gains when there is movement in the stock. depression is one of those providers launching her. this is the 1.5 x 1.95 shares. the stock went down 2.5%. that is the risk. at one point five times, that means the etf fell nearly 5% or 4.6% during the tuesday session. if you think the stock is going to go down, it is the ticker on the day when the stock was 2.5% lower. this inverse etf went up. regulators have been talking about this for about a month because it is not a new product. asx came on the market 30 days ago. this is the demand they have seen. they are offering a number of products but tesla is seen -- this is where they are seeing training. given what we have seen in the markets of late, it is an area we should keep an eye on. >> tha

. >>> ahead on "cnn newsroom," possible violations of tess pa naj act and violations of obstruction, just one of the reasons why the fbi searched trump's home in florida. and where blame is being laid elsewhere. >>> plus -- >> the motion is adopted. >> -- a historic win for the biden administration as lawmakers pass a bill. what the legislation means for americans. >>> and millions of americans are suffering through record heat and drought. we're live from madrid on when people can see relief. ♪ >>> we now know why the fbi searched former u.s. president donald trump's home. according to a warrant, they were look for things under the espionage act. we're also learning details about some of the items recovered during monday's search. property received on friend shows fbi receive 11 sets of classified documents including top secret sci, which stands for sensitive classified information. they also received three packets marked confidential and three marked secret. we have more on the ongoing investigation. >> reporter: court documents are revealing new information, more information about

. >> we have seen a lot of technology to put the apples tess las, microsofts. so a good time. just like you mentioned in your last session. as wages rise, the company is going to start the see the opinion' not just from rising wages. but inside rising costs. you take a market that was selling 16 times forward earnings. it's now 19. it's starting to feel expensive again. time to take a barbell approach and a little bit of growth. tied with things that do well with sticky inflation like materials or energy. some good placed to be. liz: can you open a window into the way you pick stocks? we know we have an inflationary environment that's slightly slowing down. and we can put the names of the stocks you like up here right now. what do they all have to have before you will give your thumbs up for them? >> we'll keep it simple. we call it our quad process. we look to the growth side, are things growing, improving, getting better. the rate of change of that growth and we look to the other side with inflation. is it rising or falling. if we take growth of inflation it gives us a frame

england took a surprise 2—0 lead with tess howard here guiding the ball past the aussie goalkeeper, cappingockey, back in 1998 they were beaten 8—1 by australia in the final. it looks like we are going to have to hang on a minute before we see the final result of that, but australia scoring two goals in the last 22nd looks a little bit optimistic. england look like they are on course for a first ever women's hockey gold medal. we will bring you up to speed with that before the end of the bulletin. 15 golds on the final day of athletics. eight have already been decided, including in the men's 4x100 metre relay. england were the defending champions and the team delivered, taking the gold ahead of nigeris and trinidad and tobago, anchored home by ojie edoburun. the women's team took silver with daryll neita not able to chase down a strong nigerian quartet in the home straight. elsewhere, england's matthew hudson smith won silver in the 400 metres, cindy sember bronze in the 100 hurdles. victoria 0huroghu and jodie williams came second and third in the women's 400. there was a dramatic finish i

they were under pressure for large parts of the match, but goals from giselle anthony, tess howard andeeds australia by 79—33. and it was a similar scoreline for the scots as they lost 78—3a to jamaica. defending champions england are currently in action against uganda. you can watch that live on the bbc iplayer. and england have won bronze in the women's wheelchair three by three basketball competition. they edged out scotland 12—10 in an enthralling contest. the event at smithfield market has really drawn in the crowds this week, and it's produced a pulsating atmosphere. and one of the most exciting additions to these commonwealth games. let's take a closer look at that venue. the basketball and volleyball events both taking place at smithfield market, a pop up venue in the city centre. the courts have been built on one of the most historic sites in birmingham, and asjoe lynskey now reports as part of our legacy series, the games are notjust about these 11 days — but they are part of a bigger plan for the future. this week, take a left from the bullring and you get to the beach, birm

. >>> it's a shocking letter from the senator about open jobs tess agency that's causing some controversy about it. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. jansing reports" only on msnbc what do you want to leave behind? that's your why. it's your purpose, and we will work with you every step of the way to achieve it. ♪ and we will work with you every step of the way [dog barks] [dog panting] [dogs barking] [dogs growling] [dogs whimpering] (vo) the subaru crosstrek. dog tested. dog approved. [dog barks] man 1: have you noticed the world is on fire? record heat waves? does that worry you? well, it should. because this climate thing is your problem. man 2: 40 years ago, when our own scientists at big oil predicted that burning fossil fuels could lead to catastrophic effects, we spent billions to sweep it under the rug. man 3: so we're going to be fine. but you might want to start a compost pile, turn down the ac. you got a lot of work to do because your kids are going to need it. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to

. >>> ahead on "cnn newsroom," possible violations of tess pa naj act and violations of obstruction,he reasons why the fbi searched trump's home in florida. and where blame is being laid elsewhere. >>> plus -- >> the motion is adopted. >> -- a historic win for the

faith mata whose sister tess was one of the 19 children who lost their lives in the shooting threw outd jerry before she took the mound. >> i can't put it into words. i wanted to pass out when they asked and, you know, it's an honor and i just -- yeah, i'm just like stunned but it feels good and i know my daughter from above is looking down with a smile and saying, go get 'em. go get 'em, sister. >> during that q&a before the game an uvalde resident asked altuve spray to hit a home run, he didn't but bregman did and as he came around home plate he pointed to all those uvalde fans. astros beat the as 6-3. >>> we were really close to history yesterday, the rays drew rasmussen had a perfect game into the eighth inning, first pitch in the ninth this one ripped down the right field line for a double. rasmussen would get a standing ovation as he left the game in the ninth. the rays beat the or yells 4-1. the last perfect game in baseball was felix hernandez ten years ago today. >>> the wnba regular season wrapping up yesterday, with the minnesota links not making the playoffs sylvia fowles l

reporter: after pelosi flung ad field sobriety tess, officers cuffed him, a few hours later determined-alcohol content just above the legal limit. pictures from the scene show pelosi's smashed porsche smashed into a fence. the other car involved in the accident, a jeep was damaged too. the plea deal he accepted yesterday lets him avoid more jail time. the napa county district attorney insists the punishment fits the crime in this case. now denies, paul pelosi a now convicted drunk driver got any special treatment. back to you. elizabeth: terrific reporting as always, claudia cowan, thank you so much. joining us former nypd lieutenant darren porcher. you heard that report. claudia did a terrific job. police dash-cam video showing he was stumbling around. he was too drunk around, he was bullying them saying i am a famous person. i didn't drink that much. he flash as police donor card instead of his driver's license. what do you make of all of this? >> well good evening, liz, and good evening to the listeners. this runs consistent with the hypocrisy attributed to nancy pelosi. i don't kno

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that catches my attention, including the stuff that is designated as sap, special act tess access programs. the sap materials is stuff that you are supposed to sign in for, sign out for, go to a special place to read, it would be very, very difficult to accidentally walk off with those documents. so i would be curious if we learn any more. we probably will not see what those documents are, because they're so sensitive. but any information might shed in slight on how they ended up in mar-a-lago. >> that's what i was going to ask you, from your experience, in congress, and your experience in the white house, how easy would it be or reasonable would it be for someone to believe these documents would be taken off accidentally, especially these very top classified documents? >> that's two different questions. classified information, yeah, you can easily throw a bunch of stuff in a box of documents and there might be classified materials in there. classification covers a large broad sort of variety of documents. tssci and sap is different. those are documents with special covers. with the sap ma

now rescue missions are under way tess bite the challenges crews face. >> roadways are washed out orpletely gone so we're working on trying to get the areas open so we can get search crews and humanitarian crews into those areas. >> crews are working to restore electricity, including making houses available for those people. unfortunately, the national weather service is forecasted more heavy rain and winds to come today. >>> to our health watch now, new research shows eating an excess amount of processed foods can have a big impact on your brain. >> reporter: the research presented at the alzheimer's association international conference followed more than 10,000 people over nine years, people who consumed the highest amount of ultra processed foods, more than 20% of the daily caloric intake had a 28% faster cognitive decline in particular in memory and executive function. ultra processed foods contain large amounts of fat, sugar salts as well as artificial flavors and colors. sodas, cereal, white bread, poe day owe chips and frozen foods like pizza, fries and ice cream. experts say

ready to blast off for a trip around the moon and in sport, south africa make the early moves near tess series against england. here with us. ah. hi there. good to be with you. we've had thunderstorms rumble across arkansas, so that's knocked back the temperature in little rock to 25 degrees as a shield of rain slums further toward the south, or have got high temperatures is pretty much top to bottom across the west coast of the us. so lots angeles at $31.00 degrees, just a few degrees above average, but because this is a prolonged stretch of heat, it's going to take it's toll. we do have a heat warning in place for portland, no surprise. when you see the temperature, there is 37 degrees on wednesday, a vigorous system toward the atlantic. that's going to give us waves around boston, about 2 to 3 meters high weather alerts in play for canada, nova scotia, province. so yarmouth, picking up, maybe about 50 millimeters of brain and we've got quite an intense batch of rain to go around. believes guatemala same goes for honduras. so a washout of a day and take what you get by with the hiv 26

slash tess.ng to able to get an updated version of the covid booster. the biden administration is planning to offer boosters that target the omicron subvariant sometime after labor day moderna and pfizer have asked for approval emergency use of the shots. so they're waiting for the decision on that which could come any day. now, this would cover the ba 4 and ba 5 strains of covid. health experts say that more and more californians are showing up to jobs with covid infections that maybe they don't even realize they have. and that's causing maybe outbreak. so these workers, they have either really mild symptoms. so they think, well, it's probably just a cold or maybe they don't have symptoms at all. and the problem, too, is they're testing and get a negative. so they think, well, i find it turns out for 5 days later, then they test positive. that's the case with the ba 5 area. very tricky. so doctors are reminding you even if you have mild symptoms, you can spread the virus so you should stay home.

we have also talked about the settlement of the you favorite program and the minister you playing tess for very committed to position in terms of negotiations on the whole. and when you're getting this nuclear deal on the table again, manually and insist thereby that all the sanction should be complete. famous dunaway raises a personal one, but that in line with the un security council decision, us, we are at a conclusive stage with iran on that in negotiations on the, on the news. we also welcomed iran. iran, the joining of the shanghai corporation is organisation. the decision has been taken, and at the next meeting we will be signing the register of memorandum of understanding as to the obligations of fi r. i am back in september that its been some canned but we also talked about the tracy menu carrion situation in syria. will be a summit into iran shortly about that, which we hope will come up with a stable mechanisms for providing that equipment that you would use. and also for ensuring stable situation with regard to the humanitarian use problem in that country. especially in the

giselle ansley, tess howard and hannah martin put the hosts in the driving seat at the top of pool a.lawn bowls. wales have won their second gold of the games. a very tight match against england. jarrad breen and daniel salmon beating jamie walker and sam tolchard19—18to win the men's pairs at victoria park. welsh cyclist geraint thomas was watching and tweeted his congratulations. look at that — overall joy. elsewhere, scotland beat northen ireland to win the bronze. amazing. i would amazing. iwould never even amazing. i would never even have dreamt of that, probably, happening. 0bviously dreamt of that, probably, happening. obviously i always wanted to get to one, but to win two golds now, it's just beyond my wildest dreams, to be honest. and england beat nigeria to take the bronze medal in the table tennis men's team event with a 3—0 clean sweep. tom jarvis and paul drinkhall got the ball rolling with victory in the doubles, drinkhall was instrumental, he returned to win in the singles too — as did liam pitchford. defending champions india won gold again, beating singapore. and fin

tess howard's deflected effort in the second quarter was enough to secure a 2—1win against old foes australiaed the night for scotland in athletics, let's meet two of the medallist, eilish mccolgan, who is going to be the flag bearer at the closing ceremony, you have added a silver to your gold, amazing, and also lauro me, finally a gold for you, it commonwealth games gold after you missed four years ago because of your veterinary exams. how does it feel? it your veterinary exams. how does it feel? ., , your veterinary exams. how does it feel? . . , , your veterinary exams. how does it feel? . ., , , ., feel? it was crazy, every athlete was talking _ feel? it was crazy, every athlete was talking through _ feel? it was crazy, every athlete was talking through the - feel? it was crazy, every athlete was talking through the stadium feel? it was crazy, every athlete i was talking through the stadium in the past week, it has been amazing. and? how does it feel to finally get the gold? you were a little bit behind in 201a, what would you say to your younger self now if you could look back? keep on

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tess, help me out with the distinction just reporting on the data that shows certainly things that mightrashing. so how would you define it? >> hi, neil. nice to see you. you know i think what jackie mentioned she was comparing things to last year and as you and i know last year was a housing boom, post the pandemic, so it is really hard to compare things right now to last year. i would look at 2019. i think that is a better way to look at things. i think we're in a more normal market. than what we were, applications for mortgages are down. contracts signed are down. i think there is a little bit of caution with buyers right now. but i just spoke to a gentleman who is handling a project on the upper east side of man hat tank. this is not hyperbole. he told me mass seven different offers on certain things. the market is not doom and gloom but getting back to normal. neil: still a company like toll brothers a big builder we don't see a robust demand we were hoping for, things are slowing down. that hit the stock. a lot of these housing stocks have come back from their lows. maybe they're n

. >> chief operating officer will be departing the company tess end of the year, transitioning to executivehey're reorganizing the executive team, limb flating the c.o.o. role. day-to-day business operations will report to howard shultz, and strategy will now report to frank britt, who has a new expanded role. in his own letter to partners, shultz said we want to create every, and to acset raid elevated experience for our groan apron partners and customers. that has been a big focus for schultz, who will also leave at the enof the calendar year the companysays it's speaking to external candidates for this role this is the fourth executive departure in the last two years, with brewer left in 2021, and ross ann williams in junened and now john culver. back over to you. >> there's been a lot of questions whether or not schultz wants to reinvent the third place dynamics, where you just hang out how is that playing out? >> we're expected to get more details at the annual meeting in november, and potential news about the new ceo, but he has said he wants to reinvent the customer experience and th

she has been stealing all of tess' ideas in order to further herself. >> well i was laid up with broken where i am. >> it's one of the greatest endings in the world. i'm here in my own office with my feet up because i made it. not since the movie network have they so brilliantly indicted the business of television like they do broadcast news. the perfect modern anchor is played by william hurt. so how is it that the star of this movie is neither the anchorman nor the network correspondent, but an actress who many of you will never have seen until now? >> okay bobby, go back to 9:45, the sound byte in the alley starts. please, bobby, we are pushing. >> it was the first time i had seen on screen a real female because she was flawed and she was allowed to be human. and, different. and, irascible. difficult. shrill. bossy. there's a lot of words that people use that are pejorative to women that jane craig could kind of inhabit. >> what i love is polly's character just tears streaming down her face. and then her controlling it like that and getting it together and going forward. >> i'm reall

in addition, from the american long-range artillery weapons fired upon tess energodar you are availableilian was reportedly killed and one was wounded. we once again urge you to stop covering for your kiev wards and encourage them to stop reckless attacks for a threatening nuclear incident and radioactive and radioactive contamination of european countries. russia does not place weapons at the station they do not use it for military purposes, our military guards the nuclear power plant, together with its employees, eliminates the dangerous consequences of ukrainian shelling at the security council vasily nebenzya also recalled that russian independent journalist daria dugina was killed because of her according to preliminary data, the assassination was organized by the ukrainian special services on the myrotvorets website under her photo , an inscription was liquidated, the diplomat said that daria had long been in the sights of ukrainian nationalists. he called for joint leadership. the un strongly judge crimes. and got absolutely in the capital of latvia until late at night did not di

groves, here is a list of the original russian goods from the nanke of the then civilization, loops and tess the same forest, more young gifts also flowed, fragrant valdai matting, colorful ryazan sledges and kholmogory chests on a seal lining, honey and wax, sable and black fox for byzantine mares. well, what about us now? do we always return our debts to our forest, what condition is it in, and shouldn't our attitudes towards the forest be completely different? at the fires and the battle climbed and for the life of olga armyakova. they can’t get close by the day and the equipment won’t get there, the impenetrable taiga is on fire in the khanty-mansiysk autonomous okrug, where paratroopers paratroopers with a raging flame. you have to fight manually black spots scorched earth charred trees - these are forests. yakutia state of emergency in the region, although they remove the situation with fires has stabilized, but the damage. it is yet to be counted that natural fires blaze in several regions of the country at once yugra republic of komi nizhny novgorod rostov region, yakutia mari el mor

tess howard's deflected effort in the second quarter was enough to secure a 2—1 win against old foesn 1998 — but never gold until now. it's the first time in history we have ever done this. yeah, it's a new group. i think the next few years are very excited as we join the gb squad with the scots are much come on, we have been so grateful with the crowds, i'm so lucky that we get a home games. australia still lead the table, scotland are sixth. northern ireland, they have shot up into the top ten to tenth after their golden day in the boxing ring. all four nations in the top ten. it looks like australia have got an unassailable lead at the top in terms of gold medals. we mustn't forget what's going on away from the games and manchester united's new manager erik ten hag suffered defeat in his first premier league match in charge. they lost 2—1 at home to brighton with pascal gross scoring both the away side's goals to give them their first win at old trafford. there was better fortune for manchester city's newcomer. erling haaland scoring twice on his premier league debut as they start

it was an impressive performance as giselle ansley, tess howard and hannah martin put the hosts in theests starts at lord's on 17 august. more details on that and other events at the commonwealth games on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. we have an update on the story regarding archie battersbee, hugely significant moment, the decision was pending from the supreme court and we now have a bit of news. the parents of 12—year—old archie battersbee have lost a supreme court bid to block the withdrawal of his life sustaining treatment, pending a review of his case by a un committee. you may remember that 12 noon today was the original time that that life sustaining treatment was to be withdrawn and the family submitted another appeal now it seems the parents of the 12—year—old archie battersbee have lost a supreme court bid to block the withdrawal of his life sustaining treatment. i can bring you a couple of sentences from that decision. as the panel stated in its note of determination last week of the justices have great sympathy with the plight of archie's devoted pare

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