will bayley and janette manrara. .. will bayley and janette manrara... after his contemporary dance which captured the nation's heart, he was injured during the friday rehearsal for his jive, tearing cruciate ligament and needing an operation to rebuild his right knee. he wasn't able to play any table tennis for a whole year. after my injury it was difficult for me, i lost confidence in myself and put on a bit of weight, and i struggled with the rehab. i'm so grateful to be on the table again and doing what i love and what i feel comfortable with. unlike the dancing! i was doing rehab in my garden, and my little girl was watching me everyday. think i was doing 1000 squats a day was my target. my disability is muscle wasting, so i found it extra difficult to build that muscle back—up, and it was a real struggle, but you know what it is like when you've got children, sometimes they can give you that extra motivation, and she definitely did that, so i'm very gratefulfor and she definitely did that, so i'm very grateful for that. we and she definitely did th

yes, what a performance from will bayley.alympic title in tomorrow's final. i can tell you, there has been another gold medal for britain in the pool in the mixed freestyle relay. so seven gold medals for paralympicsgb today. it has been their best day of the games so far. cricket, and england have pulled off a stunning victory against india on the fourth day of the test at headingley. they took eight wickets in the morning session to beat india by an innings and 76 runs. it leaves the series all square after three of the five tests. that's it for now. the next news on bbc one is at ten past five — bye for now. good afternoon. it's been a stunning morning for england's bowlers as they skittled out india before lunch to take victory in the third test at headingley. the tourists had begun the day 139 runs behind but were soon in trouble as 0llie robinson took early wickets, including that of virat kolhi. robinson the pick of england's bowlers as he went on to dismiss rishab pant and then ishant sharma — his fifth wicket of the

but the celebration of the day belonged to will bayley.rictly competitor showing some less than fancy footwork, but he's into the table tennis final — just imagine what he'll do if he wins it. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. look forward to seeing that one. they've been foiled in their attempts to bring in harry kane, as well as cristiano ronaldo, but today manchester city needed no help in the goal department. they fired five past a hapless arsenal side today — who've made their worst start to a season in 67 years. jess softley reports. five goals from four different players. who says manchester city need a striker? they didn't waste any time today. city ahead after just six minutes. poor defending left arsenal wide open as an unmarked ferran torres had them 2—0 up with just 11 minutes on the clock. there are two ways to deal with pressure. he wasn't the only one who saw red as the referee sent him straight to the dressing room. left with ten men, the gunners were flustered. jack grealish drew them in, which left gabrielle jesus to jack grea

but the celebration of the day belonged to will bayley.s than fancy footwork, but he's into the table tennis final — just imagine what he'll do if he wins it. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. the latest from liverpool v chelsea in a moment. but first — they may be on the hunt for a new striker. no harry kane in their ranks, and certainly no cristiano ronaldo. but manchester city had no trouble finding the back of the net today. for the second week in a row — they won 5—0 at the etihad. this time it was arsenal on the receiving end of a thrashing, as pressure mounts on their manager. jess softley reports. five goals from four different players. who says manchester city need a striker? they didn't waste any time today. lk i going to one made it look too easy, putting the city ahead after just six minutes. poor defending left arsenal wide open as an unmarked ferran torres had them 2—0 up with just 11 minutes on the clock. there are two ways to deal with pressure. he wasn't the only one who saw red as the referee sent him straight to the dressing

but the celebration of the day belonged to will bayley.— just imagine what he'll do if he wins it. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. england's cricketers have pulled off a stunning victory in the third test against india. they took eight wickets this morning to win by an innings and 76 runs — and level the series 1—1. here's adam wild. in leeds, they came ready for a carnival. what they got, in fact, was a procession. history tells us to expect the unexpected at headingley. england here springing the surprises. cheteshwar pujara didn't seem to see that coming. ollie robinson and england up and running. pujara gone for 91, but the big prize was that of virat kohli. he had passed 50 but couldn't get past the waiting hands ofjoe root. robinson wreaking havoc — so too england's more established names. this wasjimmy anderson undoing ajinkya rahane. moeen ali offering a quick break from the quick bowling, no less deadly. but the morning belonged to robinson. this saw off ishant sharma, his fifth wicket. craig overton delivering the knockout blows. he

but the celebration of the day belonged to will bayley, the former strictly competitor showing some lessll do if he wins it. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. 22 goals are coming up on match of the day after the news. if you'd like to know the results, then stay right there. liverpool and chelsea were both looking to continue their winning start to the season but it finished 1—1 at anfield. chelsea played half the game with 10 men. there were also draws at aston villa, newcastle and west ham. manchester city thrashed 10—man arsenal 5—0, their biggest win over the gunners, who are now bottom of the table. everton and leicester also won today. hibs and hearts are still level on points at the top of the scottish premiership. both won today, as did motherwell. it's the old firm match tomorrow. england's cricketers beat india by an innings and 76 runs at headingley to level their test series. it's now 1—1 with two matches left to play. adam wild reports. in leeds, they came ready for a carnival. what they got, in fact, was a procession. history tells us to expect the unexpected at headingley. engl

would like to will bayley. _ have it? of course they did. would like to will bayley. the _ have it?et going as we had through the day. this is where the front will wriggle around across the uk today and in doing so, the weather it brings, the rain rings, will often be slow—moving. we will see heavy downpours and then behind this across parts of south wales, the south—west of england, for example, parts of northern ireland, we will see thunderstorms developing them. but ahead of this, it is quite a complicated story. ahead of this it is still brighter. it will be quite easy across southern and south—western parts and i think today's top temperatures more than likely reaching about 21 or 22 celsius. much cooler and much cloudier across the northern isles. moving through towards this evening, the weather front is on the move and moving towards the east. something drier behind it not completely dry story. further heavy, potentially torrential downpours will follow behind that weather front. it was quite misty and murky last night. we will still see a bit of that tonight, i think, will s

but the celebration of the day undoubtedly belonged to will bayley.able tennis final — imagine what he'll do if he actually wins it. that's all the sport for now. we are admiring your haircut. sprinters thomas young and sophie hahn took gold in the t38100 metres. it was the first time that thomas young — who's 21 years old — had broken 11 seconds. earlier i spoke to his parents, bridie and rob. coming up to tokyo he had done 11.03 and obviously his previous personal best was in dubai at 11 seconds but he has always wanted to aim to beat the 11 seconds and it was so great because today he did it. and what a place to do it. what were you thinking when you watched him run? you don't have long to actually see him in action, do you? no, it felt a bit surreal. it was just so amazing and i was so emotional, i didn't know what to do. from the interview i have read, he said he wasn't even thinking about the medal, he was only thinking about how fast he had run. it is doubly impressive for him. yes, he has been watching the time. he has done a couple of previou

but the celebration of the day undoubtedly belonged to will bayley.than fancy footwork, but he's into the table tennis final — imagine what he'll do if he actually wins it. as we heard, thomas young won the gold in the t38100 metres event. we can speak to his parents, bridie and rob. iimagine you i imagine you are bursting with pride in your specially made t—shirts. your boy is fast. he ran under 11 seconds for the first time. what had he been running before tokyo? what had he been running before to 0? ., , ., ., ., tokyo? coming up to tokyo he had done 11.03 and _ tokyo? coming up to tokyo he had done 11.03 and obviously _ tokyo? coming up to tokyo he had done 11.03 and obviously his - done 11.03 and obviously his previous personal best was in dubai at 11 seconds but he has always wanted to aim to beat the 11 seconds and it was so great because today he did it. �* ., and it was so great because today he did it. ~ ., ., and it was so great because today he did it. ~ . ., , .,. and it was so great because today he did it. ~ . ., , .. ., and it was so g

it will be very exciting. clive bayley on _ up. it will be very exciting. clive bayley on the — up. ting on climate change since the paris agreement was drawn up in 2015. with expectations that it will deliver significant progress in the battle against rising temperatures, the world wildlife fund is partnering with leading international artists such as tracey emin, anish kapoor and gavin turk to inspire global action. tom webb has more. from mary's vanishing point on southend appear to these acorns at the tate modern, artisanal creating eye—catching pieces to draw attention to the changing climate. the role of artist is both to demonstrate how we got to this emergency but also to help empower people with images and hope and belief that can help all of us feel empowered to take action. ahead of the climate summit _ empowered to take action. ahead of the climate summit in _ empowered to take action. ahead of the climate summit in glasgow, - the climate summit in glasgow, artist, galleries and museums are coming together to highlight issues around climate change. we coming together to h