in that story, plough lane holds an almost spiritual significance for wimbledon fans.nd became derelict. a phoenix club was formed when the original wimbledon was moved to milton keynes, and after a long climb through the divisions, they returned to a new ground on plough lane in 2020. now, once again, theirfans are rallying around in a time of trouble. a crowdfunder initially aimed to raise £10,000 but the total kept rising. premier league newcastle, who were due to play a cup match at plough lane last night, chipped in 15,000. former players and supporters of other clubs have also contributed. dons fan graham stacey set it up. it's been inspiring how clubs in the wider football community have come together and rallied together. we spend 90 minutes shouting at each other on a saturday. for it to take off like this, and the support we've had from all quarters, all walks of life, it's been heartening. clearly wimbledon will have to find somewhere else to play accrington stanley this weekend. the diggers will move in next week. they have hopes of being back next month. t

it wants to build 39 new courts on wimbledon park.ncluding save wimbledon park say the area will become a "a huge industrial tennis complex." a bench in honour of caroline flack will be unveiled later in north london aimed at preventing suicide. the late tv presenter took her own life in february 2020. the bench, by charity legend on the bench, will be unveiled at the tottenham community sports centre. over 3,500 seals now call the thames estuary home, according to the zoological society of london. it teamed up with the raf to carry out its latest seal survey, observing them from military helicopters. the charity says counting seals helps them to understand the health of the river. janet jackson will perform at the 02 this weekend in herfirst london concert in 13 years. the two—hour show is packed with elaborate costumes and some of her most famous songs, celebrating her ao—year career. her choreographer is from elephant and castle. it was janet jackson's together again music video that actually made me go, "i want to do. that's what

a runner—up at roland garros and a runner—up at wimbledon but now beaten in the fourth round stage in the paralympics in paris and it started with a flurry of triathlon medals — a day later than planned after a drop in the water quality for the swimming in the seine forced a postponement. but it was better late than never for home favourite jules ribstein who took gold in the pts2 class in front of a huge crowd on the grand palais — one of two golds for the french triathletes today. china have had another fantastic day on the badminton courts in paris, with three more gold medals to take their total tally in the sport to eight golds. so far, the most any other nation has in badminton at these games is one. but british sprint star jonny peacock missed out on winning a third 100m title in a row. the briton was fifth in the t64 final. gold went to costa rica's sherman guity who set a new paralympic record with a time of 10.65 seconds. and the first openly trans athlete at a paralympics, the aoom runner valentina petrillo, failed in her attempt to qualify for the women's t12 final in pari

that took a bit of getting used to, and he lost to cameron norrie at wimbledon.ics didn't quite go to plan. but since he's arrived in the united states, he was a quarterfinalist in cincinnati, and now into the last eight of a grand slam for the first time. he's still quite young, isn't he? and you followed so many talented and promising young british tennis players. how good do you think canjack draper be? he was always the player who had the potential to be in the top ten, and a grand slam champion. now, you can say that about a lot of players who don't make it. growth spurts relatively late on make quite a difference to him. turned him into a six foot four inch player, a left hander, a lefty serve is always a little bit of an advantage, and he is now starting to deliver on that promise. what's held him back so far have been primarily physical problems, not quite as big as he needed to be, and his body breaking down at times. but the last year has been a tale of consistency. he's remained fit. before winning the title in stuttgart, he reached atp finals in sofia

further south in wimbledon, _ looks like a golf course.urse. further. south in wimbledon, flooding has seen damage at the cherry red stadium, meaning tomorrow night's clash with newcastle united is postponed. some areas have reported a months' worth of rainfall since midnight alone. some streets in birmingham have become impassable over the course of the weekend. and with no signs of better weather to come, it looks as though the downpours are set to last a little bit longer. jo platt, bbc news. our reporter nicky schiller is in marston moretaine in bedfordshire — nicky, what's the situation there? if you look behind me, ben, the water looks like it is a river. but i can show you, this is actually the main sun a0 one road between bedford and milton keynes. you can see the dry red —— this is the main a a0 one road. you can see the water slowly increasing and this is the main road. to give you a sense of how deep it is, in the centre of your picture now, you can see a submerged car. that is a car with its boot up. so that just gives car. tha

again with wimbledon, she watched the men's final and had a standing event —— a vision on centre courtwhich she didn't have a lot of interaction with the public. so i think in terms of her diary things are going to be carefully looked at that there is a willingness on unease from her to get back to work as she put it and to be seen out particularly with some of her charities and some of the areas she is investing in. we charities and some of the areas she is investing in.— she is investing in. we will talk more _ she is investing in. we will talk more about _ she is investing in. we will talk more about the - she is investing in. we will i talk more about the potential schedule in a moment. but it's worth stating the obvious which is it has been a really tough yearfor is it has been a really tough year for the royal family. is it has been a really tough yearfor the royal family. king charles also receiving treatment and of course the put additional strain on other senior royals.— additional strain on other senior royals. that's right. it's been _ senior royals. that's right. it's been

the big expansion at wimbledon, it's not 2 million, is it?>> no, no, about 198 million now, i think. oh, right. >> 200 million? >> 200 million? >> yeah, £200 million with 200 million. well, it's caused huge problems or huge resistance locally because the controversy is that, you know, it's a major grand slam event. of course, we know that the all england club and it is a normal members club for tennis patrons, but it's not used that much 50 weeks a year. and yet they found a reason to expand into some some woodland, into some green, which is a golf club, the wimbledon park golf club. and so they're saying they have to compete with the other grand slams. i mean, i went to the french open a few years ago and they unveiled building more courts then. yeah, another i think another 32, another 32 courts. >> oh, for heaven's sake. >> oh, for heaven's sake. >> so but there's no evidence that, i mean, it wouldn't be their decision to expand the tournament anyway. that would be a part of the governing body. but so i'm not sure what they're going to do,

wimbledon say heavy overnight rain left parts of the stadium under water.five nfl teams remain unbeaten, including defending champions kansas city chiefs, who maintained their perfect record after coming through a tense battle against the atlanta falcons to move to 3 and zero. but the team they beat in last season's superbowl, the san francisco 49ers are struggling. they let a iii—point lead slip as they were upset by the los angeles rams 27—24 on sunday. a 37—yard field goal from joshua karty with two seconds left clinched the victory for the rams and left the 49ers reaching back to last season for positives. we have lost three in a row. you — we have lost three in a row. you khow— we have lost three in a row. you know how _ we have lost three in a row. you know how it's _ we have lost three in a row. you know how it's going - we have lost three in a row. you know how it's going to i we have lost three in a row. i you know how it's going to be regardless _ you know how it's going to be regardless i_ you know how it's going to be regardless. i know— you kno

fans have been fundraising after flooding at afc wimbledon wrecked their home fixtures for the foreseeable is a significant hurdle that we got to overcome, but if history teaches us anything, nothing is impossible and we will get through it and we will come back stronger. also coming up on sportsday. we'll have the latest from the para—cycling world championships, where britain have won nine medals on day four. and lessons from the best in the world — olympic gold medallist duncan scott turns his hand to teaching as he passes on his skills to kids. welcome to the programme. england are fighting to save the series and save face as they battle against australia in the third one—day international. they trail the series 2—0 and need 305 runs to win this match. it's a big ask, but not outwith the realms of possibility. we'll be live to chester—le—street in a moment, but firstjoe wilson rounds up the day's action so far. england's players often enjoy their football. it still the cricket season honestly, till time for english versus australia, mitchell marsh versus australia, mitchell marsh versu

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torrential rain leaves a massive hole in afc wimbledon�*s football pitch.nd there's a heavy rain warning in force until midnight for huge areas of england and wales. ceefax, a name manufactured from "seeing facts". and, before we had laptops and mobiles, we had ceefax. launched 50 years ago, it told us what we wanted to know. on newsnight at 10.30pm, we'll bring you fresh insight on the stories of the day, with big interviews and our regular panel of newsnighters, and of course look at what the papers are saying about tomorrow's news. good evening. fears of an all—out regional conflict in the middle east are growing tonight, as lebanese officials say nearly 500 people have been killed, including 35 children, and 1600 others injured in israeli strikes on the south of the country. the israel defence forces say they've hit around 1300 positions held by the iranian—backed group hezbollah. it says it's fired dozens of rockets at israel. the cross border strikes have intensified after a series of exploding device attacks on hezbollah members were blamed on israel

he's had a good wimbledon and now he is having a superb us open.s stuff - on court number one! draper has had to overcome a string of injuries that have held him back until now, but excitement is high that the left—hander can reach his full potential. he was first introduced to tennis as a toddler by his mother, nicky, a formerjunior champion, and his father, roger, used to be the lawn tennis association boss. you always got that feeling from him that it was more than just fun, which it should be for a little kid. you kind of got the impression that he had been here before, he had held a racket on this planet before. draper's star power is on the rise this year, both on the tennis court and in the glamour pages. but will he be able to take it to the next level in new york? nada tawfik, bbc news, at the us open in new york. we will find out tomorrow. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. it has been quite wet for a lot of people and nice for others. exactly, you can't say the weather isn't varied. this was taken today ljy isn't varied. th

barely played between wimbledon apart from one appearance of the olympic doubles are lost in the 0lympiche first level but even though he is not his absolute best, he's been getting better and better than the tournaments and will be a real test of draper who was only been broken once and is yet to drop a set and not playing a seated opponent to see if he is the ability to raise his game and produces best tennis in a first grand slam quarterfinal. draper is also the first british man to reach this since andy murray back in 2016, dare we say is this the emergence of a replacement for andy murray after he's retired? i do emergence of a replacement for andy murray after he's retired?— murray after he's retired? i do not think he can _ murray after he's retired? i do not think he can escape _ murray after he's retired? i do not think he can escape the _ murray after he's retired? i do not think he can escape the parallels i think he can escape the parallels and he is a good friend of andy murray and they have developed quite a rapport and jack draper was talking to us before the us opening an

year features six of the top 10 players in the world rankings, including reigning french open and wimbledonl be making his laver cup debut. we don't talk too much, we are on our own all the time and we don't watch it all matches. now it's going to be different, we are going support each other, to laugh, talk a lot, and enjoy as much this week and then try to do a little bit more professionally. anthonyjoshua and daniel dubois faced—off whilst meeting the press in london on thursday. the pair will compete in an all—british ibf world heavyweight title fight at wembley stadium on saturday. dubois won the interim ibf title injune and was elevated to world champion status when oleksandr usyk vacated. the pair will clash in front of a reported post—war british record crowd of 96,000. it is a blessing to be back again and be able to perform, prove to myself, prove to my team that have listened to their instructions and training camp and i am ready to rock and roll. and i am in supreme condition, physically and also mentally. yeah, it's good to be back and i've been watching some of the old fights

preston of the second tier will host arsenal, while afc wimbledon of the fourth tier have not yet playedthey know if they can get past them, they will face chelsea. there were two matches in the spanish la liga on wednesday. barcelona increased their lead at the top of the table with a 1—0 win over getafe — robert lewandowski with the goal in the 19th minute. girona against rayo vallecano finished goalless. there were four matches in the second leg of the second round of the women's european champions league. wolfsburg beat fiorentina 5—0 — vivien endemann scoring twice for the home side. they're through 12—0 on aggregate. valerenga beat anderlecht 3—0, 4—1 on aggregate. galatasaray needed extra time in their tie against slavia prague — they've gone through 4—3 on aggregate. benfica were beaten 2—0 by visitors hammarby for a 3—2 aggregate victory. a new global investment group says it is "ripping up the rule book" to stop women's football becoming too financially reliant on the men's game. mercury 13 bought its first club, fc como women, earlier this year. they now say that investment in

roddick, at the us open back in 2003, before fritz, roddick was also the last man to reach a final, wimbledon09, fritz knew he had a lot on his shoulders. being an american at the us open, it'sjust an incredible feeling all week. thank you so much. i know we've been waiting for a champion for a long time, so i'm sorry i couldn't get it done this time. crowd cheer. but i'm going to keep working and hopefully i'll get it done next time, thank you. the paralympics have drawn to a close with a spectacular closing ceremony in paris. china topped the medal table with great britain second. organsiers showcased the best of the french electronic music scene, despite heavy rain at the stade de france, over 4,000 athletes from 168 paralympic delegations got in the party spirit. paris 2024 chief tony estanguet said the games and the olympics had created a "historic summer". our correspondent nikki fox is in paris. the artistic director of the ceremony said he wanted it to feel like the biggest party in all of france, and it has most definitely captured the spirit of the last few weeks. while i have been

afc wimbledon say they're blown away by donations to repair their pitch after severe flooding causedarlier this week, donated £15,000. that's you all caught up — have a good one! hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. coming up on the programme: a disappointing draw for manchester united, as christian eriksen scores and then gives away the equaliser against fc twente in the europa league. is this the team that launches a revolution in women's football? we find out how money could flow from lake como to the women's super league. and england cricket say their captain ben stokes is "on track" to take part in their upcoming series against pakistan. you're very welcome along to the programme, wherever you're watching around the world. the europa league season is up and running, along with a new format that matches the new champions league one. 36 teams are competing in a league stage, before the knockout rounds of matches, and manchester united would have hoped for a better start — they were held to a disappointing 1—1 draw at home to dutch side fc twente, the boyhood club

was postponed yesterday after wimbledon's ground was flooded.ck, but we were looking forward to a sold—out game against newcastle united. we were just really sad to have to postpone the game. we sold every seat in the stadium and it would've been memorable occasion for us. sadly, we need to get to work on repairing our pitch and hopefully getting people back here very, very soon. england's cricketers have kept alive their one—day series against australia — thanks to a captain's performance from harry brook. he hit an unbeaten century to help his team win the third match in durham — although they didn't quite reach their target — before the weather intervened. joe wilson reports. england's players often enjoy their football but it is still cricket season. still time for england versus australia. mitchell marsh versus joe archer, still intends in late september. australia stat is patient and prudent one—day crickets and it was working in darrow and their supporters and their wide present and show. they were alert on the boundary, watching the ball

i was nervous on centre court wimbledon and all those things, i�*d become used to that and comfortablecan execute my skills that i�*ve worked really hard to do, that the nervousness is around whether you go out there and win the match or not, and you know, those sorts of things, whereas playing golf and standing on the first tee of a golf course, i would have zero trust in the work that i�*ve done, zero trust in my game and you know, obviously, yeah, no—one wants to mess up when they�*re on the tv. so, yeah, it will be nerve—racking, yeah. paralympics gb have been arriving back to the uk, having come second in the medals table in paris, and are campaigning for disabled children to have equal access to school sport. they finished with 49 golds, and it�*s the third games in a row that great britain and northern ireland have finished second in the table. this was their highest medal haul since rio 2016. andy swiss has been speaking to some of those returning today on the impact of their success. every day, people were coming back with medals and medals, i think being in a flat with those

year features six of the top ten players in the world rankings, including reigning french open and wimbledonaz, who will be making his laver cup debut. we don't talk too much. we are on our own all the time with our team. uh, we don't watch all the matches. so now it's going to be different. now it's going to be, we are going to support each other. we are going to, uh, laugh. we are going to talk a lot. so i am going to try to enjoy as much as i can this week with, with then try to to know them a little bit more personally. boxing now and anthonyjoshua and daniel dubois faced off while meeting the press in london on thursday. the pair will compete in an all—british ibf world heavyweight title fight at wembley stadium on saturday. dubois won the interim ibf title injune and was elevated to world champion status when oleksandr usyk vacated, so the pair will clash in front of a reported post—war british record crowd of 96,000 fans. it's a blessing to be back again, to be able to perform, prove to myself, prove to my team that i've listened to the instructions in training camp, and we're ready t

let's take a look at what was going on here because we had that summer of sport, the euros, wimbledondid see a boost of things like food and drinks sales and leisure activities all around that but it was a disappointing month for manufacturing and construction, so the economy stands still but if we step back, one month's figures are always volatile, you cannot take them to seriously. sometimes over the year so far what we have seen is an emphatic recovery from the recession we had last year but over a longer term, the chancellor is right, we have a lot of work to do to grow the economy to a faster rate and thatis economy to a faster rate and that is her challenge of course. these things don't happen overnight but we should see more of the rest of this year. this is weaker growth than they had excited but there are other things to take into the equation, things like inflation, wages, growth and if you look at all of those, they tended to say that the bank of england is likely to pose this time around and see what happens and maybe again in november but we wait and see and already we ar

back to public duties, although she did appear at the truth thing of the color in june in the men's wimbledon finals. what does come across though is honesty about just how tough these last few months of being and had empathy to other people who are going through the capital journey. and how does the charities have reported a positive impact of how openness saying that more people are seeking screenings, and no doubt going forward? she's going to want to continue to raise awareness. but right now, kate says, the focus is on her recovery until families still try to answer out of their level as unveiled a new iphone 16 along the way to devices the company's 1st to be boosted by artificial intelligence. the chief executive, tim coke, held a product blown to the apples headquarters in california. one of the a i see to showcase is the phones ability to create custom emoji is apple as struggled in recent years with a global decrease in smartphone sales. it's hoping the a feature will drive up sales to all the man behind some of the most iconic voices in popular culture has died under everything lik

afc wimbledon's match with newcastle in the league cup, and blind hockey uk.that nominated us, thank you. afc wimbledon's match with newcastle in the league cup, which was planned for today, has been called off due to flooding. the stadium at plough lane has suffered flooding due to the rain from sunday night. the tie will now take place at newcastle's ground on october the 1st. and if you're passing by the river thames you might spot a new floating tourist attraction which opens it doors to the public today. tower bridge was raised yesterday to allow the spanish warship entry into london. it will be docked in east london until the 6th of october and open a small chance of a shower drifting in from the northwest. a top temperature of 17 degrees. this evening and tonight will see a mix of cloud and clear spells with the chance of a shower. that's it from me, i'll be back in half an hour, plenty more on our website and on bbc radio london which is on air now. now back to sally and jon. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headline

and afc wimbledon have been forced to postpone saturday's league two match against accrington becaused to parts of the pitch collapsing into a sinkhole after heavy rain. the crowdfunding campaign set up to help wimbledon has gone beyond the 100 thousand pound mark a new global investment group sez it is "ripping up the rule book" to stop women's football becoming too financially reliant on the men's game. mercury 13 bought its first club, fc como women, earlier this year and now says investment in england is an absolute priority. katie gornall reports from como the town glistens and it is the location that is always attracting investors and now they are here for women's foot pole. he investors and now they are here for women's foot pole.— women's foot pole. he was always aood women's foot pole. he was always good business. _ women's foot pole. he was always good business. six— women's foot pole. he was always good business. six months - women's foot pole. he was always good business. six months ago, . women's foot pole. he was always good business. six months ago, a| women's foot pole

the pitch at the wimbledon stadium, where the english league cup match was to be held, will not be suitable the near future. look at this fault, it looks like a golf course. in the british press, which is inclined to catchy epithets, all these events are united under the general name megastorm. why is this happening, jim, why is there so much rain? why is there so much rain all over the world? it is happening because the oceans have warmed up due to global warming. it affects the mediterranean, the adriatic and the black sea, the atlantic. this is what you will see when, for example, a hurricane forms in the gulf of mexico. 28-30° is the temperature of the sea. this is the energy that goes into the... atmosphere, more moisture is retained there, its level is 7% higher than it was even 10 years ago, this is one of the reasons why we can see such heavy rainfall. such explanations from weather forecasters are unlikely to reassure those who have not been spared by the elements. it is difficult to imagine the inhabitants of the british isles as unaccustomed to a change in weather, but such a tra

was a pretty easy one to look at and figure out because on the one hand we had the euros, we had wimbledonse, the start of the olympics. so that summer of sport boosted sales of food and drink and people going out enjoying leisure activities. on the other hand, however, it was a weak month for construction and manufacturing. the two things cancelled each other out. but real life is not a spreadsheet. and frankly, the economy's health is not to do with one month's data. and if you look at the longer term, you see a much more sort of nuanced picture for the uk economy. now we've got that recovery still intact from the recession we saw last year, pretty strong growth in the first half of the year. but if you look over the longer term, the current chancellor makes the point that actually uk growth has underperformed compared to many other major economies. we are worse off than we could have been. so the real challenge, as you were saying, is for the government to try and boost that growth permanently, notjust for the sake of household finances, but because it also helps the public finances. no

interesting developments therefore wimbledon, but that is all the sport from us now. good morning.outbreaks of rain on and off. odd isolated showers in the west. the vast majority a dry day. a sunny day to the south and east, a big improvement. it will be a rather cool day. the wind lighter than yesterday. tonight, with light winds and a clear sky developing, we will see some rain to the north of scotland. the breeze picking up in the southwest. temperatures are not dropping a huge amount. but away from these towns and city centres, we could get down into around 2—3 in the countryside. a low ridge of high pressure. that cloud coming in for sunday. windy weather wrapped around it and outbreaks of rain. a gradual process. increasing cloud through the day in england, wales and ireland. the best of the weather in northern scotland. outbreaks of rain coming and going through southern counties and eventually into the midlands. heavy and persistent rain down towards the with widespread gales developing through the day. that rain pushing across areas affected by flooding as we go into sund

further south in wimbledon, flooding has seen damage at the cherry red stadium, meaning tomorrow night'sof rainfall since midnight alone. some streets in birmingham have become impassable over the course of the weekend. and with no signs of better weather to come, it looks as though the downpours are set to last a little bit longer. jo black, bbc news. our reporter nicky schiller is in marston moretaine in bedfordshire. just bring us up to date, where you are and what it's been like all around you? i you are and what it's been like all around you?— all around you? i am 'ust outsidei all around you? i am 'ust outside the i all around you? i am 'ust outside the village i all around you? i amjust outside the village of i all around you? i am just i outside the village of marston moor tyne in bedfordshire and behind me you can see what might think is a river but this is the main road, the a4 to one between bedford and milton keynes and it really has turned into a river. i have been here since first thing this morning and this level of water has not gone down. you may be able to see in the mi

the pitch of the stadium in wimbledon, where the match was to take place. its level is 7% higher thanas even 10 years ago, this is one of the reasons why we can observe such heavy rainfall, such explanations of weather forecasters are unlikely to calm those who were not spared by the elements, residents it is hard to imagine the british isles unaccustomed to changing weather, but this transition from what was considered a continuation of summer to a colder season seemed too abrupt to many. the north of britain, primarily scotland, is now being frightened by the arctic wind, threatening snow rather than rain. alexander khabarov, ilya murdyukov, karina tasayan and danil gabdulin. vesti: london. i will remember these chords for the rest of my life, i listened to real rock, who knew that in 40-odd years i would not have to interview the great musician, author of the wall roger waters? now among the elite there are oligarchs who promote russophobia in the media, you are good people. and the fact that you are turning into enemies is crazy. james baker promised gorbachev that nato borders wo

the subsidence of the english wimbledon football field caused the team's match with the newcastle club to be cancelled. in community competitions. with him in england today, the newcastle football team was supposed to be a guest of winbelden club, but this match was not held due to the subsidence of the pitch. heavy rain has blocked the entrances of the competition ground and created deep holes on the surface of the ground. the officials of the two clubs and the organizers of the matches will set a new time for the match between the two teams. the deputy of public law of the attorney general's office says that the separation of language from the source is a legal duty and the mayors should take the necessary measures in this regard, according to gholam abbas turki , a working group has been formed in the prosecutor's offices regarding waste and sewage management in cities and villages to deal with violations. more than a decade since the promulgation of the law. the implementation of the urban waste management law is going on. now, they collect the garbage here and there, we give it to

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and the wimbledon football club postponed the game due to flooding of the home stadium.itizens of russia and belarus should be able to receive treatment for free throughout the entire territory of the union state, what laws need to be adopted for this, were discussed by parliamentarians and health ministers of the two countries. all the details from maria tevnikova. short greetings at the ramp, the chairman of the state duma vyacheslav volodin is met by his belarusian colleague igor sergeenko, straight to work. a two-day visit to the mogilev region bordering russia is part of a large agreement within the framework of the parliamentary assembly of the union state to solve problems on the ground. the more we delve into regional issues, the better the decisions will be made within the framework of the parliament of the union state, our task is to create a legal framework. it is important to take the best from the experience and practice of the two countries in russia, this is an electronic patient vision system. the russian federation also shares proton therapy technologies

the whole frontier days in wimbledon. 60000 people died from georgia and still vacation the one group of coffee and russian people, limited, severe suffering carried their lives to the altar of the common homeland native russia. while the it was doing a shameful and able data can to canes conscious fratricide. the role of those national traitors, so called ukrainians in world war one is well known motions, mean city, so stuff to exclude you spent is alexia, but the loading on cream city, easiest movies. you folks the, when you still to someone claims queen, if, when to combine you are when you have a large so some of the thoughts. but it isn't that some of those off these go and get us to pull most a 100 years later, history repeated itself in the don't the civil war age of the busiest a water. there you go was either way or port. yeah, i got that. it was a shed his goal, it makes it, let's do all it negatively. wasn't sure to shift gallery. lawgroup other deals as to what was going on, but it was not as i'm good. what am i getting it? i'd go down and see the tool for the bottom with

you know, being seen in the royal box at wimbledon or at the euro finals. and if you have alongside you, you're good looking wife in a respectable dress. likewise, you have a sort of presidential sheen, and i think that he coveted that . and clearly in an coveted that. and clearly in an overweening way, his sartorial ambitions overtook him and they've tripped him up. but this really is a storm in a teacup. even the parliamentary standards commissioner said it was a minor discretion. he simply disclosed his wife's dresses late. there is a chance, and i don't know how aware you are about what your own wives wear. there is a chance he wasn't actually that focused on victoria's wardrobe. i think most people would know if their wives were given thousands of pounds by dresses, by a different man, but perhaps i'm just old fashioned. >> i know wife would have asked them about it as well, might just have mentioned it anyway. not only is the prime minister give us a masterclass in window dressing when it comes to free frocks , it now appears that his frocks, it now a

her last public appearance was at the wimbledon tennis final in july. the palace says she will once again begin royal duties in the coming weeks and months. back here at home, millions of new visitors flooding the santa cruz wharf. we're talking about anchovies swimming right up to the coastline, so many of them that people are catching dozens at a time. look at that by just dipping their nets into the water. they're also attracting a lot of other wildlife. seagulls, pelicans, sea lions, and even whales. biologists think the explosion of anchovies is happening because they prefer colder water and the water off of our coast right now is colder than usual. if you like anchovies on your pizzas or anything like that, you know, if i don't know they're there, i'm like, okay, then it's okay. it's a different taste. a little salty when you call for it, it's like everyone looks at you like, ooh, anchovies. i'm kind of in between on it, but that's some fun stuff out there. our weather out here finally starting to cool off and it's just been a long time coming aft

carlos alcaraz fresh off winning singles titles at wimbledon and the french open losing all three sets4 in the second round. >> when i wanted to come back or i think i wanted to come back, it was too late. >> reporter: novak djokovic looking to make history as the first player ever to win 25 grand slam titles defeated in a fourth set after serving 14 double faults. >> i mean, i've played some of the worst tennis i've ever played, honestly, serving by far the worst ever. >> reporter: just weeks after taking home olympic gold, now ending the grand slam season with no major win for the first time since 2017. >> i mean, i didn't have any physical issues. i just felt out of gas. >> reporter: naomi osaka back on the court after welcoming her first child, was knocked out in the second round. >> i feel that my heart dies every time i lose. and it sucks a lot. >> reporter: history was made when american frances tiafoe and ben shelton became the first black men ever to meet in a semifinal. the dream lives on for the americans still vying to bring home a men's singles title for the usa for the fi

have already appeared at wimbledon magistrates' court yesterday.that you can see, the banksy which, as i say, was here on sunday, is a version of the very famous girl with the balloon that we can still see here stencilled on the floor of the gallery. you may remember that this one was famously partially shredded after it was sold for more than £1 million back in 2018. this is probably one of the best known banksys in the world. it has been recovered. the gallery say there was a £1.8 million worth of art on display here. this wire was where the banksy was and where it was taken on sunday. so the police, as i say, have returned that banksy. and the gallery are now deciding what to do with it. we think they will take it away to a safe place to keep it. but thatis a safe place to keep it. but that is what we have, the latest on this banksy robbery, the banksy being recovered in central london.— central london. thank you so much. great _ central london. thank you so much. great reaction - central london. thank you so much. great reaction there, l much.

then in july, at center court of wimbledon, handing out the men's tennis trophy.ficial engagement before today's surprise announcement. >> william and i are so grateful for the support we've received. >> reporter: and kate closed with well wishes and support for all those still battling cancer. >> i remain with you side-by-side, hand-in-hand. out of darkness can come light. so let that light shine bright. >> reporter: we are told the princess of wales will make a gradual return to public life, norah, with a light program of public engagements through the end of this year. >> norah: it's nice to hear she's recovering. ramy inocencio, thank you very much. "eye on america" is next with a look at what election lies and threats could mean for the future of our democracy. future of our democracy. mask a. inspire? inspire is a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with a click of this button. no mask! no hose! just sleep. give me this thing. where are you going? i'm going to get inspire. inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety info