the firm is the most experienced driver on the grid and this weekend �*at zandvoort will be his 342ndd fun i had fun and i had it my way and nothing i wouldn't change a single thing, even if i could put up because otherwise then maybe i would because otherwise then maybe i would be sitting here today if i change one thing. no complaints, i cannot really complain. no complaints, i cannot really complain. and we have a nice golfing "and finally" for you... this is eduardo molinari — former european ryder cup player and brother to the 2018 open champion francesco. he's playing the par 3 seventh at his home tournament — the italian open — and makes a fine hole in one! winning the car behind the tee. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. for me and everyone for now it's good night. hello. it has been another day of mixed fortunes, northern ireland and northern england had a lovely day, plenty of sunshine, warm as well, the plenty of sunshine, warm as well, area of high pre: him the area of high pressures can feed him more clout again across the uk through the c

verstappen delighted the 70,000 fans who packed into the zandvoort circuit on the netherlands coast by three points, was less than four hundredths of a second behind the dutchman. it's an amazing feeling to get pole position here. it's an amazing feeling to get pole position here-— position here. cheering the crowd _ position here. cheering the crowd is _ position here. cheering the crowd is incredible l position here. cheering | the crowd is incredible and position here. cheering - the crowd is incredible and today was also very enjoyable. the car was really nice to drive.— max did an amazing lap and i was so close _ max did an amazing lap and i was so close i_ max did an amazing lap and i was so close i was — max did an amazing lap and i was so close. i was trying to catch him. with_ close. i was trying to catch him. with yesterday's session missed it made _ with yesterday's session missed it made it_ with yesterday's session missed it made it a — with yesterday's session missed it made it a difficult day but i gave it everything and he did a fantastic lap and _ it everything and he

he started his home race at zandvoort from pole and kept his red bull in front of title rival lewis hamiltontstops, but finished third. verstappen now leads hamilton byjust four points. england's cricketers are chasing 368 to win the fourth test against india with over a day left to play. they looked to have got themsleves back in front with some early at the oval. but half centruries from pant and thakur and some useful runs from yadav and bumrah saw india reach 466 in their second innings. 10 wickets needed for them with the series poised at 1—1. england are 25—0. the fifth test starts on friday at old trafford. the paralympic games have come to close. great britain finishing second in the medal table, just as they did in rio five years ago but they won medals in 18 of the 19 sports they entered and that is a new team record. there's were no more british golds on the final day but krysten coombs took one of the two bronzes for the team in the sh6 badminton singles. the other came for the wheelchair basketball team. they trailed against spain at half time but they came back to win by 68 poi

his victory came in front ofjubilant home support at the dutch grand prix in zandvoort, finishing aheadun chase if they're to win the fourth test after india set a huge target of 368 at the oval. shardul thakur made 60 today, before india were all out for a66. england without loss at stumps and will look to bat through tomorrow's final day for at least a draw. details on day two of the solheim cup and the start of the tour of britain over on the bbc sport website tonight. for now though, that's all from me. and that's it from me. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodnight. hello, there. anti—cyclonic gloom is going to be a thing of the past, this week. instead of the winds coming in off the north sea bringing in all the cloud we're starting to entrain some drier and warmer air coming in from continental europe. now, that dry warm air hasn't reached everywhere yet. you can see there was a lot of cloud across scotland and northern ireland, and even on monday, there's a little bit of light rain or drizzle left over. northern areas of the uk seeing more cloud, some suns

delighted his home fans by topping the timesheets ahead of the two mercedes in final practice at zandvoortwebsite. and british featherweight josh warrington says he "has to win" tonight's rematch with mexico's mauricio lara. warrington was knocked out by lara in a shock defeat in february behind closed doors, but goes again this evening in his home city of leeds, in front of an expected crowd of over 20,000. and promoter eddie hearn thinks that could make all the difference after the emptiness of the first fight. he walked out that night, sort of looking to salute his faithful and there was no one there and it was a strange moment for boxing, doing that behind closed doors. tonight the pressure is on. we had over 1000 people turn upjust the pressure is on. we had over 1000 people turn up just at the weigh in yesterday, it was an incredible atmosphere and it is a must win fight. the atmosphere in leeds is really special and to transform into a stadium like headingley fortnight�*s fight, it is going to be really special. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. thank yo

the red bull driver started his home race at zandvoort from pole and stayed in front of title rival lewis finished third. verstappen now leads hamilton byjust four points. india's cricketers are building a big lead against england on the fourth day of the fourth test at the oval. at least play has been able to go ahead. india's head coach ravi shastri and three of his backroom staff have tested positive for covid—19 and are self—isolating. the india players have returned negative lateral flow tests, so could take to the field india have piled on the runs, with some big hitting from shardul thakar taking the lead past 300 england have taken some wickets including that of rishabh pant but the lead has now passed 350. a short while ago, india were 452—9 with over four sessions still to play paralympicsgb�*s chief penny briscoe says the team have "rewritten the history books" with their performance in tokyo. the games finished today with great britain second in the medal table on 41 golds and 124 medals in total, and though that's down on rio five years ago, winning medals in 18 of the 19 spo

verstappen delighted the 70,000 fans who packed into the zandvoort circuit on the netherlands coast byt's all the sport for now. next up it is the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what's in the sunday papers. with me are the deputy political editor of the guardian, jessica elgot, and ali miraj, who's a columnist at the article. thank you to both of you for being with us. let's show you the front pages today. the sunday telegraph reports that ministers and senior conservative mps are preparing to fight a planned national insurance tax rise announced by the prime minister and the chancellor. same story on the sunday express, which looks at warnings for red wall tory mps concerned that proposed tax rises and changes to pensions could cost the conservatives the next election. the sunday times reports a top aide for prince charles — michael fawcett — has stepped down temporarily over claims he organised a cbe for a saudi tycoon, who gave £1.5 million to a palace charity. the prince's foundation says it takes the claims very seriously and the matter is under investigation. the story

the 17th win of the dutchman�*s career came in front ofjubilant home support in zandvoort, finishinget to lose a wicket — will look to bat through tomorrow�*s final day for a draw and set up a series decider in the final test at old trafford. and reigning champions chelsea were beaten in their first match of the women�*s super league season. they only lost once in their title—winning campaign but two second—half goals from beth mead handed arsenal a 3—2 win in front of 8,000 fans at the emirates. in the day�*s other game, brighton beat west ham 2—0. over on the bbc sport website, the latest from the solheim cup, where the united states are trailing europe by a point. and dan evans isjust about to get underway in the last 16 of the us open tennis against the second seed, daniil medvedev. that�*s all for me. you can see more on all today�*s stories throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. i�*ll be back with the late news at 10pm. you�*re watching bbc news. we will take a look at a view of the other stories around here today. the government has admitted that long queues at immigr

verstappen delighted the 70,000 fans who packed into the zandvoort circuit on the netherlands coast bythe same with belgium. there are companies set up specifically to serve verstappen fans to go to the races. i can't believe we are already at the closing ceremony for the paralympics. brute the closing ceremony for the paralympics-— the closing ceremony for the paralympics. the closing ceremony for the paral mics. ~ , , paralympics. we will be back in 'ust a second. paralympics. we will be back in 'ust a gem stay fl paralympics. we will be back in 'ust a second. stay with i paralympics. we will be back in 'ust a second. stay with us. i hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and luxmy gopal. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. the future of social care in england is being discussed by the government this weekend ahead of a major announcement expected later this week. boris johnson pledged to fix social care when he became prime minister, but he's facing growing pressure from within his party not to increase national insurance contributions to pay for