the headline belongs to luke shaw, the manchester united defender backin shaw, the manchester united defender back in the international setup after a turbulent couple of seasons. the man who replaces in the setup is is united team—mate, ashley young. he has had a difficult period in terms of adapting to a new club, a horrendous injury that he had to overcome. so, really impressed with physical condition he looks in. he has added a lecturer age to his game in as couple of matches i've seen, when the game has been against his team, he has been showing the desire not to lose. looking back to his powerful best, going past people, which is something we feel in the tea m which is something we feel in the team that can be added to what we had, getting that extra penetration in wide areas. so i'm really pleased for him, first and foremost, it looks like he's playing with confidence and he's always been a player we liked from the u21 all the way up to this side. first up for the side is england's first—ever u efa the side is england's first—ever uefa a nations league at against spain on

he does not win a title at manchester united ?|j if he does not win a title at manchester united? i think so, his record speaks for itself. he has done it in three major countries at big clubs. he set out to come to manchester united and to do the same and it has not gone to plan as yet in terms of the premier league title. all the talk has been about him and problems with woodward. he comes out and defends his players. he tries to keep the media away from them but they have to step up and start performing. interesting because a lot has been said about the fact thatjose mourinho deflects attention away from his players. what it -- attention away from his players. what it —— is it like to play under a manager like matt? it is good in a way, it keeps the pressure off a little bit when you are under pressure. as a player, you have to to perform. you are paid to go on the pitch and perform. in the case of manchester united, some have to put part of their egos and come out and play football like they can. they have very good player

manchester united are paying the cost of not... not not spending, but spending on the wrong players. the wrong fires me five years since alex ferguson stood down. they spent a lot of money. managers always want to spend more about the fact is that mourinho, and before him david moyes spend a lot of money, but sadly have not spend that money on the right players. and that costing them at the moment. they've got a run of four gained that many people would see it with all due respect is winnable, bromley, watford wolves, west ham to come. ince can change very quickly in football. do you think some of those fans mentioning how unhappy they are will change their tune if they have a good run? they absolutely can change it around andi they absolutely can change it around and i would expect them to change it around. i would expect manchester united by the start of winter to be ”diff—vi h; the zine—é a! egi-zte— q; e; ———— — —— ——— or ”diff—vi it; the zine—é a! egi-zte— ?a h; ———— — —— —

let's talk manchester united. paul pogba is back after winning the world cup with france but there's lots of talk that he might want out? there is a lot of talk and i think thatis there is a lot of talk and i think that is what will end up here. there area that is what will end up here. there are a few clubs, barcelona, juventus, interested but in order for manchester united to release pogba, they have only got until 5pm tomorrow to get a replacement in. that is highly unlikely so it is equally unlikely that popper will leave manchester united. let's talk potential ins at united, they're still after a centre back? lots of talk about harry maguire. that's right. england centre half. manchester united were keen on him. he would be at the top of the list. no-bid no—bid for him as yet. there are others that united are interested in. iwas others that united are interested in. i was told a dealfor the german player was dead but i am hearing that mourinho still thinks he can get that one over the line. still some work

don't believe manchester united is coping with the pressure. jose mourinho is long on ego and short on application. he is acting like a petula nt application. he is acting like a petulant toddler. jose mourinho, as he has always done, continues to provoke debate, but football's bottom line remains results on the pitch. three second—half goals from a spurs side at old trafford, back—to—back defeat for manchester united, a sobering sight for the club's hierarchy and those fans who could bear to watch to the end. perhaps then not the ideal day for another marketing push for british football's biggest brand, launching the new pink away kit today butjose mourinho remains the man most want to mention. i think they've lost respect for him so hopefully if they get someone else that will get morale up and they will respect him and play better. 62- 63, george best making theirdebut, and play better. 62- 63, george best making their debut, this is one of the worst footballing teams we've had. as a club you can only do so much and so canjose mourinho

while manchester united are at home to frank lampard's derby county. the full draw is at our website. scotland's women's world cup fate is out of their hands, despite beating switzerland. they needed to win by two goals but fell short. they had got off to the perfect start, erin cuthbert giving them the lead in the second minute of the game, and by the sixth minute they were 2—nil up, kim little doubling their advantage, but just seconds later lara dickenmann pulled one back for the swiss. scotland couldn't add to their tally, but held on to win. they'll now need to better switzerland's result in the last game to win the group but they could take a place in the play—offs if not. england manager gareth southgate has named his 23 man squad for the upcoming matches against spain and switzerland. it'll be their first match since reaching the semi—finals of the world cup. manchester united's luke shaw has been recalled — he last played for england in march 2017. there are five changes in all, ashley young has been dropped, burnley defenderjames tark

manchester united taking on leicester city. david ornstein is there for us to look ahead to that and how the other big players are set for the new season. david, friday night at old trafford and wonder whetherjose mourinho, who's been seemingly negative about his side's preparations, has been deliberately down—playing their chances. what do you think? very possibly. it would not be beyond him to do that. just 89 days since the end of last season. less than three months but it is back. the premier league and what an exciting a season we potentially have ahead. is he up to his old tricks again? it certainly seems to have been a summer of discontent here at old trafford with the them seeming to be at loggerheads with the club. why? mainly over transfers over manchester united. it upset some of the fans. they had been heavily linked with harry mcguire. leicester city travel here tonight. he impressed so much with the world cup and he became one of the most sought—after defenders in world football but it was a deal that manchest

manchester united do not like to be beside the seaside, as they are beaten by brighton. but there are no problems for manchester city. sergio aguero scores three as they hit huddersfield for six... hello and welcome to sportsday. plenty to come, then, but let's start with cricket, as england have capitulated on day two of the third test at trent bridge. they were all out for 161, leaving india, who are now batting again, well placed to win the match and reduce england's 2—0 lead in the series. england lost all ten wickets in one session. as patrick gearey reports. not a glorious sunday morning scene for most unless you have a cricket ball in hand. cloud cover helps. few understand whyy the ball looks moves this. one of four indian wickets to fall before lunch. 329 all out. england had to bat. clearly not easy after a decent start. alastair cook was first of all, the next ball, new over, keaton jennings, 54—2. 0llie pope went and it was felt thatjoe root was next but he disagreed. he did not think the ball had carried to the fielder. sometimes the more you see somethi

manchester united. it has been 13 years. in 2005 they scrapped the senior women's team they used to have and they have come in for a lot of criticism for not having a women's team. we have seen their neighbours, manchester city, chelsea, all these teams getting involved, but until recently manchester united were not a part of it then earlier this year they said, "right, we will put in an application to be part of the women's championship, which will be the second tier of women's football." they were accepted and the former england captain will manage them and she has managed to attract quite an impressive squad of players, bearing in mind they will be starting in the second division. they have current england players, alex greenwood, siobhan chamberlain, and they get under way this weekend. playing liverpool, of all people, in the league cup on sunday, and that will be one very big game. we can expect a couple of thousand fans at the match at tranmere for that. big first game coming up, but i guess manchester united fans, fa

but manchester united commercially still a huge success. we have seen in the past month, their share price has gone up about 14%. off the pitch there's huge amounts of potential there that's being fulfilled, but it's what happens on the pitch that they need to start turning into trophies, that's what manchester united are used to zinedi zinedine has won three championships in a row >> yes, the stock is up, whatever it is, 4% the last month, but again they didn't make any major signings this summer on the flip side that's going to bite when it comes to where they can end up on the leaderboard. >> you only have to look across the road to manchester city and look what they're doing. they have come off the back of a record breaking 100-point season and now they have their own sort of critically acclaimed netflix -- amazon prime documentary that's now getting rave reviews because of the insight into the dressing room they're balancing those things ed woodward, never been in question what he's done off the pitch. the commercial deals that manches

but having demanded more respect after manchester united's 3-0 respect after manchester united's 3—0 loss to spur is, despite the pressure today the manager remains defiant. i am the manager of one of the greatest clubs in the world but iam also the greatest clubs in the world but i am also one of the greatest managers in the world. i won eight titles, i am the only manager in the world that won italy, spain, and england. it may only be a few games of the mourinho's third season in charge at old trafford has been turbulent and time is toxic. his combative style of management sparked tension with united's star player paul pogba and his relationship with vice chairman edward word is said to have become strained over a lack of new signings. mourinho is the third manager united upturn to in their bid to return this club to the glory yea rs of bid to return this club to the glory years of the sir alex ferguson era. in his first season in charge he won two trophies and was handed a contract extension earlier this year. but this is now the worst start to a premier league season for manchest

it is difficult to win here against these type of teams, manchester united at old trafford. i was also happy with the performance, of course the first half they played better than us, they created more chances than us, but the second half i think we dominated, and the most important is to score goals. the clea n important is to score goals. the clean sheet was good. yes, i am so proud, but it is only the beginning, only three games at the start of the season, only three games at the start of the season, we only three games at the start of the season, we need to keep going, being consistent, that is the most important thing. scottish premiership leaders hearts say their manager craig levein is ‘recovering well‘ having been taken to hospital this morning. levein was in the dugout for saturday's win over kilmarnock and although the club say, "no further comment will be made at this time", they did wish levein "a speedy recovery" in a statement. his assistant austin macphee will take over first—team duties until levein is back to full health. staying with hearts, and their

you play for manchester united and you expect to win. since have been here, it's a winning mentality, whether it's the under eights or us as the senior team, you are expected to win and that is not pressure, that is how it should be and that is how it is at this football club were we are expected to go straight up this season and is something we all want to do, we will do it properly and will get things right on the pitch first and foremost. the club's vision, where they want to be and how they want to set it out as a football club and i think as well, manchester united, you look at the name and it's like, do you want to play for manchester united? it's an easy answer, it is such a huge club. previously, players who came to manchester united's academy had no choice but to move to other teams when they reached the age of 16, with several heading to rival manchester city, but with the club now fully behind this new women's team, the expectation is that before long, it won'tjust be united's men lifting trophies. first there was black panthe

we will see if manchester united have a reaction against spurs next monday night. what didn't help is it came off the back of a wonderful manchester city performance. yes it was a poor huddersfield side but they still hate them for six? they did. my former club again. six goals, and it is the style manchester city play in. whether they play a back three 01’ in. whether they play a back three ora in. whether they play a back three or a back four, they have different options all round the pitch. goals coming from different areas of the team. losing kevin de bruyne hasn't been ideal, but they have players who can cover. huddersfield held them back at the end of last season, but this is a fantastic start for manchester city. they didn't miss a beat with kevin de bruyne with david silva coming in. liverpool, beat crystal palace 2—0 and i know roy hodgson wasn't very happy about the penalty but are liverpool the who can push manchester city close? we think so, he spent a lot of money in the market but another wonderful tea m the market but another wonderful team to w

manchester united got off to a winning start. they sit top of the premier league, maybe only for a few hours. they will hope to go on like that. they got going in very quick fashion with paul pogba giving manchester united the lead from the penalty spot. he was captain for the night. leicester city came back. they had a couple of chances. it required two fine saves to keep the score at 1—0. luke shaw, towards the end, popped up at the back post with the first goal of his professional career. there were great scenes of celebration among the united players and fans and jose mourinho and his coaching staff. leicester came back with jamie ba rdy coaching staff. leicester came back with jamie bardy poaching a late goal. it was not to be. it was a consolation. here is whatjose mourinho made of it. it is a match where i make minimum six changes. the rules only allow me to do three. i wanted to play and to the martial but i could not. i felt he could stretch the game. paul pogba could not play more than 60 minutes but he played 80, 80

juventus against manchester united is an interesting tie. the europa league would be drawn on friday. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. well, friday is not looking too bad at all across most of the uk. for the next couple of days will probably bring a little bit of cloud, a little bit of rain, not an awful lot. it is in fact going to be mostly dry for a lot of us and crucially, the temperatures will be rising. so while meteorological summer is coming to an end and friday is the last day of meteorological summer, and the 1st of september, it is autumn, technically, according to meteorologists. this is the forecast for the early hours of friday, a lot of clear weather out there, temperatures will be around 12 degrees at 5am on friday, a bit chilly in newcastle and edinburgh. we are talking about six, there will be a hint of autumn first thing on friday morning. some sunshine around and a beautiful start to the day. there is a weather front approaching, you can see thatjust to the west of our neighbourhood. that

against these kinds of teams, manchester united at old trafford. also happy with the performance but in the first half they play better than us and created more chances than us, but in the second half we did better and the most important, we scored goals. there were a couple of games in la liga on monday. athletic bilbao drew 2—2 with huesca whilst celta vigo were 2—1 winners at levante. and in italy's serie a, roma had to come from 3—1 down at half time to snatch a 3—3 draw with atalanta. emiliano rigoni scored twice to give the visitors an impressive lead, but this late strike from kostas manolas salvaged a point for roma with eight minutes left. qatar's al sadd fought back from a goal down to defeat iranian side esteghlal 3—1 in the first leg of their afc champions league quarter—final tie in tehran on monday. baghdad bounedjah got his side's second goal, confidently finishing after former barcelona midfielder xavi provided the through ball. the return leg takes place in doha on the 17th of september. she's the world number one, but

united, you look at the name and it's like, do you want to play to manchester united? it's an easy answer, it is such a huge club. previously, place it came to manchester united's academy had no choice but to move to other genes which they reached 16 with several heading to manchester city but with the club now fully behind this new women's team, the expectation is that before long, it won'tjust be united's men lifting trophies. a new era in women's football. about time too. 110w you're watching breakfast from bbc news, time 110w for a look at the newspapers. politics lecturer victoria honeyman is here to tell us what's caught her eye. we'll speak to victoria in a minute, first let's look at the front pages. the sunday times this morning, they have a story about boris on facebook and it about comments left his facebook page which many have said are extreme and racist in their views. whether there should be closer monitoring on what is publicly viewable. the observer has a picture there of kofi annan and many other main story is of about one of the bosses of the fashion

what is happening at manchester united 7 it's manchester united's worst start to a season since 1992. three games in, they've won one and lost two. after defeat to tottenham on monday they're toiling at 13th in the premier league. and that appears unlucky for mourinho. sojust how bad is it? adam wild reports. so what about this, he is standing and clapping at the supporters. and those who are there are now singing back at him and applauding him too. what an apartment —— what a performance that was from jose mourinho. for united, opinion has felt really more divided. johnny eight —— jose mourinho and battle yet defined. it was again his own reputation he chose to defend.” yet defined. it was again his own reputation he chose to defend. i won more premiership salon than the other 19 managers together. free for me, and two for them. respect, respect, respect. respect is what he demands. full ball so can be unforgiving. this is bbc five live. press conference last night. just thought you about jose mourinho's contributions to the english game. what you think? i really do believe

and jose mourinho insists he's still the "special one" as manchester united trail in the premier league. i am the manager of one of the greatest clubs in the world, but i'm also one of the greatest managers in the world. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, moeen ali inspires an england fightback in the fourth test against india in southampton. good evening. an independent review into suspicious deaths and brain injuries at a hospital maternity unit is to be expanded after nearly 20 more families have come forward. they are claiming babies and mothers have died because of blunders at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust — and that the hospital is failing to learn lessons from what's gone wrong. a year ago, the bbc revealed that the government had ordered an investigation into maternity care relating to 23 cases at the hospital. the bbc has also found that significant concerns about the trust were not flagged up by experts to the health regulators. this exclusive investigation from michael buchanan. these children should all be alive, but maternity errors by one nhs trust left the paren

going on with manchester united? >> they had an embarrassing 3-0 defeat yesterday he stood in front of the fans that remained in the stadium at full time and applauded them for their efforts. at the same time that wasn't really enough to appease them. they're not used to seeing displays like that that continued into the post-match news conference as well jose mourinho demanded more respect, not just from journalists but from everyone. >> today the players they left the pitch after losing at home, they were applauded because they deserve it just to finish, do you know that what was the result? 3-0. p- 3-0. you know what this means 3-0, but also three premierships and i won more premierships alone than the other 19 managers together 3 for me, 2 for them respect. respect. respec respect. >> jose with a bit of fire in his belly. he has to translate that on to the pitch. we know manchester united is a huge force commercially. the most valuable club in the world. the share price continues to go up despite their failings on

about 30 million euros so manchester united didn't make any major signings on deadline day. couldn't secure the signing of a player who had a good world cup in urimina i spoke to sean bones who says unless things start to improve on the pitch, fans may start to vote with their feet >> i speak to a lot of supporters, there's a big opinion in the sense that when sir matt busby and alex ferguson had teams, when they crossed the line, they went for the win immediately. since alex ferguson, when players cross the line now, it's first not to lose, get a foothold, and then win from that position manchester united is where they are, at the top of football, because of the history, heritage and tradition, the style of play people getting up from the seats in those wow moments i think that's what we have to get back to to continue to grow. >> yes manchester united is a football club built on attacking football they're also a huge global brand as well. no signings on deadline day in the summer, but maybe just maybe in january that might mean, depending on where they are in the league an

manchester united are off to a winning start. and jimmy anderson takes 5 wickets as england bow india out for 107 at lord's. hello and welcome to sportsday. we'll be at old trafford shortly on sportsday but first more medals on the track in berlin at the european championships tonight. and there was one of every colour. here's ade adedoyin. he came in as the man to beat in the 400, and his winning time 44 78. the only man to break 45 seconds. he went out a little early but he said he wanted the metal that badly. he was on the track a few minutes, soaking in what he achieved, his first senior individual metal. it is poignant as well because 2017 had been the most difficult of his career that forced him to make some changes including moving to the united states. last year was the worst of my life, a lot of things happen behind—the—scenes. for the future, i cannot describe how it feels to ruin. i did it and for the future now. katerina johnson—thompson had to settle for silver in the heptathlon. she had to finish ahead of the

brighton scored three first half goals to beat manchester united 3—2, while the champions manchester city brushed aside huddersfield 6—1. there was a win for manchester united women who made their return to football, 15 years after the team disbanded. head coach casey stoney overseeing a 1—0 win against liverpool in the continental cup. joe currie reports. from a former england captain to the new manchester united women's manager, casey stoney arriving for a fresh chapter in the club's history. for united fans, a long wait to see a female team represent the badge again. it is great notjust for manchester but women's football as well. usually it is just manchester but women's football as well. usually it isjust man united man, but now women can support it. united will play in the second tier this season, but today they were whetting the appetite with an away league cup tie against top division liverpool. goalless at the break, it was left to lizzy yarnold two slices of individually books, the first women's player to score for the club in this new era. kirsty smith almost made a tw

that's in the financial times and it mentions stories like manchester united... not having enough euros. not having enough euros because the players have been requesting to be paid in euros rather than sterling. who can blame them? i don't mind, i will take it as it comes! jo and nigel, it has been wonderful as ever. thank you so much for your time. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. a big thank you to my guests this evening, nigel nelson and jo phillips and goodbye. lots of programmes on the iplayer. a big thank you to my guests this evening on bank holiday monday. nigel and jo. goodbye to you. now on bbc news, stay tuned because it is time for sportsday. cheerio. hello, i'm holly hamilton and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: the pressure builds on manchester united manager jose mourinho, a

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united's luke shaw ahead of september's fixtures against spain and switzerland. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the uk's biggest payday lender, wonga, has gone

manchester united 2—1winners over leicester in the opening game. our sports news correspondent david ornstein was watching and joins us from old trafford. we very nearly saw a little smile from the united managerjose mourinho. david, we very nearly saw a little smile from jose mourinho. david, we very nearly saw a little smile from jose mourinho. it has been quite ait malta le sommer for jose mourinho. tonight manchester united got off to a restart —— quite a tumultuous summer. they will hope to go on like that. they got going in very quick fashion, with paul pollard by giving manchester united the leap from the penalty spot. a penalty conceded inside two minutes from a daniel amartey of leicester city. leicester came back, they had a couple of chances. it required saves by david had to keep the school level. jose mourinho was a frustrated figure on the touchline at that point. luke shaw, towards the end, popped up at the back post with the first goal of his professional career, to great scenes of celebration among the united players, the fans,

we'll look at what's next for manchester united boss after another premier league defeat. i won more premierships alone than the other 19 managers together. three for me, and two for them. respect. respect, respect, respect. both jamie vardy and gary cahill choose to step away from international football as gareth southgate prepares to name his first england squad

the title what's most important thing but only wanting us to do that manchester city again take some stopping if you look at will all of them the summer you take second place united again would be to as leicester i think with the money they've spent they're going to be looking to be challenging for your well just before the first game kicked off on friday cata based sports broadcaster b. and sports announced that they'd signed an exclusive deal to show premier league football in the middle east and north africa for the next three seasons but no sooner had the leak kicked off then pirate channel be out here were apparently back up and running illegally streaming the manchester united game with the bay out care logo there in the top right over beings now football's world and european governing body's thief a new a for have won't be out cue that they will take legal action and they've been joined by formula one and the world tennis bodies who have all demanded the immediate closure of what they say is a saudi based operator now saudi arabia's satellite operators deny it's got anything t

three more tomorrow — and the big one on monday is manchester united against tottenham at old trafford. looking for to that one. well we're going to stay with football and turn attentions to the championship. aston villa and reading drew i—i. there were also wins for blackburn, sheffield united, derby and leeds. queens park rangers halted a terrible run of form with a 1—0 win over wigan. sheffield wednesday, stoke city and bristol city also all won. birmingham lead nottingham forest 1—0 in the late kick—off. four games to tell you about in the scottish premiership — second placed hibernian drew i—i with third placed aberdeen. hearts were 1—0 winners at kilmarnock. livingston beat saint mirren 2—0 while saintjohnstone saw off dundee 1—0 it was a scramble in spa at qualifying for the belgian grand prix — as rain showers caused chaos. but lewis hamilton came out on top and will start from pole for tomorrows race, with sebastian vettel in second. the other big story of the day is that the two force india cars are on the second row — just days after the team were rescu

we start with football and news of a shock defeat for manchester united in the english premier league on sunday. jose mourinho's side lost 3—2 at brighton and hove albion where glenn murray, shane duffy and pascal gross scored for the home side, with romelu lukaku and paul pogba getting united's goals. it's the second successive season they've lost at brighton. i was disappointed because the week was good and i was expecting the tea m was good and i was expecting the team collectively to be a better team. so don't go on into the direction of the mistake and the individual mistake and the consequence of that. but there are basic mistakes that makes almost an impossible mission to win the match.

and manchester united women play their first game since the team reformed in the women's continental league cup against liverpool. for 13 years, the club was without a women's team. i'll be back with more on those stories later. hundreds of people have attended a service to mark the 13th anniversary of the ballygawley bus bombing in county tyrone. eight soldiers were killed and 28 people injured in an ira attack. survivors and relatives of the victims laid wreaths and poppy crosses near the scene. 0ur reporter kevin sharkey was there. the scene of carnage along this road around this countryside three decades ago, well, it's hard to imagine in the northern ireland of today. but the accounts, the memories of those who were there that night, survivors, local people,

fred is making the debut for manchester united as is james madison for the visitors. and he is denied by david de gea. liverpool play west ham on the opening game on sunday and finished fourth last season, 25 points behind manchester city, and liverpool boss says they are still behind the likes of city and chelsea. we cannot be, we have to do more, fight more, to do all these things. that must be our attitude. it was a great day of cricket at lords if you are in england fans, given the rain delays, they pulled out india after rank com pletely they pulled out india after rank completely washed out the opening day. rain played a large part today but did not put off the bowlers. jimmy anderson taking five wickets and chris wilkes marked his return to international cricket. we started well with the ball but the rain delays, it just messes well with the ball but the rain delays, itjust messes up your rhythm a little bit and you want to, asi rhythm a little bit and you want to, as i said we started well and want to keep the momentum going. i thought we did really well when

and manchester united seem to be not too sure what is going on. you don't know the team are the players and you don't know how they are going to perform from one week to the next. soi perform from one week to the next. so i hope i'm wrong but i don't see them changing for the leadership. the premier league transfer window shuts tomorrow and chelsea look set to break the world record fee for a goalkeeper. 23 —year—old spaniard kepa arrizabalega, has bought himself out of his athletic bilbao contract ahead of a potential 71 million pound move. the blues made kepa their number one target to replace thibaut courtois with the belgian failing to report fro training for the past 2 days as he pushes for a move to real madrid the croatian midfielder mateo kovacic looks like he's heading to stamford bridge on loan from real, lots more transfer news and speculation on the bbc sport website. that is all the sport for now. you are watching bbc news. let's have a look at if you other stories around here this afternoon. the largest wildfire ever to hit calif

lots of manchester united fa ns rea d that... lots of manchester united fans read the newspapers and watch the television and they listen to the television and they listen to the pod casts and phoned the phoneins. many aren't happy. manchester united today are launching their new away kit —— phone. the see how that goes! —— let's see how that goes. one other line of football news, and it's expected that arsenal will become a private company today. the majority shareholder stan kroenke will own all the club's shares through a complusary purchase if the remaining small shareholders haven't already sold them to him. kroneke recently bought out billionaire alisher usmanov, to take his shareholding to 97%. andy murray is back into the swing of winning at grand slam tournaments! he's through his first—round clash at the us open, beating australia's james duckworth in four sets. it was murray's first best—of—five—set match in 14 months, having had surgery on a long—term hip injury at the start of this year. kyle edmund

because every so sales, manchester united... because every so much sales, manchester united... because every so much revenue. sales, manchester united... because every so much revenue. yes, from also. i work in a tv company in the 19805 also. i work in a tv company in the 1980s he considered buying agency united and the people who ran it at the top of the organisation turned around and said it is far too expensive. amazing how assets have gone up, well, some assets, anyway. thank you so much, rob. you want. you go. —— go on. coming up on breakfast, it's national dog day! to mark the occasion, we'll speak to author damian debbin, who's been inspired by his own pets to write about the unbreakable bond between dog and owner. are you a dog lover? yes, but i haven't had won the years. —— had one for years. we want to hear about the special bond you have with your four—legged friends. we have already had one before we even asked for one. who is this? me. we had a couple of german shepherds. this was the one when i was growing up, apra one. it means king. —— ragu. and th

i really big story developing around the monday fixture, manchester united versus tottenham. tottenham's goalkeeper, hugo lloris is in real trouble with the police. what has happened? he is in a bit of hot water. he was arrested in the early hours of this morning for drink—driving by police and has been bailed until next month. no word from the club at this point. there are question marks about whether he will or will not start that big match against manchester united on monday, but we have heard from the player himself in the last half an hour. he has issued an apology. he says: a big headache for pochettino to take. jose mourinho feels like he has a headache — why? take. jose mourinho feels like he has a headache - why? he arrived 40 minutes early for the press conference today, caught some journalists on the hoof, but luckily the bbc cameras were running. the only spoke forfour the bbc cameras were running. the only spoke for four minutes and i9 seconds. he didn't answer many questions, and a few he did answer, he didn't say much. he was fielding questions last week ab

there was a win for manchester united today on their return to women's football they beat liverpool one nil in the continental cup. the team's reformed after disbanding thirteen years ago, they'll begin in the second tier of the women's game there's more on the bbc sport website including news of the scottish league cup quarter final draw. back to you. that's it. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. this week, it's a look back at click‘s summer of sport. we will start with our trip to f1 from july, which has been at the cutting edge of technology and design since its creation in 1946. welcome to the pit. every year, teams compete fiercely to outdo each other in aerodynamics, data communications and materials, all with one aim — to make their cars go really, really fast. and they do a really good job of making them that, as we are finding out here at the austrian grand prix. lewis hamilton's ride. what's even more impressive is that this whole show is permanently on the road, with car, teams, engineers and scientists moving from c

nothing today from manchester united, and nothing at all from spurs. the former premier league defender stephen warnock‘s here. it's been an interesting transfer window. who do you think out of the premier league sans has done the best business? i think liverpool will be happy, fulham fans will be delighted with the intent they have shown to stay in the league. my view is liverpool fans should be happiest but do you think is a former player, they should be challenging manchester city? i think with the new players, fans will feel that alison is that final piece of the jigsaw. huge impact, very co mforta ble jigsaw. huge impact, very comfortable player, looks at home already. the new goalkeeper, that could spur them over the line. very tough or carry us, the situation, i see that he might go on loan to a german team. this new transfer window, the majority of clubs wanted a change to have their squads ready to go. do you think that plays into the hands of european clubs and will we see more english players going abroad? that does, if they come for the l

manchester united against totte n ha m job. manchester united against tottenham next, ithinkjose mourinho will be there for that one. ian wright says he may not have long. blood in the water, what manchester united have to get to grips with, they will have deceived people with 20, 30 minutes, quality play, industrious play, they have got to see people off, and then the quality will come through. that is not what manchester united are doing. things have got a great chance not only at their own place, but at old trafford as well. there you go, ian wright says he did not have long. something is going on at manchester united. we'll jose mourinho go? possibly, will he be going in the next few days, probably not. i don't think so. a win for liverpool last night, but their star man involved in a little bit of controversy? was it a penalty? it depends who you support. yes, say liverpool. no, say crystal palace. interestingly, the premier league is the only one of europe's top five leagues not to use video assistant referees this season

it was supposed to be the night manchester united bounced back but tottenham hotspur had other ideas as they recorded a rare victory at old trafford by 3—0 in the premier league. lucas moura was outstanding for spurs scoring twice after harry kane's opener to give the londoners only their third league win at old trafford in 27 attempts. it piles further pressure on united managerjose mourinho, who applauded those home supporters who'd stayed until the end. but two defeats in their first three games makes this the worst start to a season for united since the 92—93 campaign, and afterwards, mourinho walked out of his press conference after getting irritated with a reporter.

it was a rocky trip to the seasside for manchester united. they lost on their travels at brighton for the second season in a row. from marilyn monroe to cher, he's created some of the most famous dresses of all time. bob mackie reveals his fashion secrets. they are like smoke and mirrors, they do show anything but you think you are seeing everything. some patchy rain around but also spells of sunshine. further details in15 spells of sunshine. further details in 15 minutes. it's monday 20th august. our top story — the running of one of britain's biggest prisons is being taken over by the government after a damning report said its private operator had allowed it to fall into a ‘state of crisis‘. inspectors found that some inmates at birmingham prison were too scared to emerge from their cells, and that groups of staff had locked themselves in their offices. here's our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw. it has had a long and troubled history since it opened in 1849, but today, birmingham prison is officially a jail in crisis. after a

we know what happened to manchester united ten or so years what happened to manchester united ten 01’ so years ago what happened to manchester united ten or so years ago when they would bought out and taken over by american owners. i don't think anyone would say that is now a well run club and it seems arsenal may be headed in the same way. it is heartbreaking for many football sports out there if it goes in that direction and a private owner has not said what he will do but it does not said what he will do but it does not look promising. this sort of thing has a huge impact on the lives of many people. many people live and breathe football, notjust of many people. many people live and breathe football, not just a of many people. many people live and breathe football, notjust a hobby at the weekend. there are people upset and worried about this. it shows that we have so little control over this sort of thing. it is really a wild west as far as football clu b really a wild west as far as football club ownership goes. given how much people care about it you might think there should be s

manchester united kicked off the season by beating leicester. i was at that game, it was tense. they were beaten on sunday 3—2 with more suggestions thatjosie mourinho could be the first manager to be effective the premier league. we understand that the united board have given him theirfull backing. the united board have given him their full backing. they are fully supportive of him. they say why do we need to look at somebody else when there is no managerial vacancy available. they face tottenham on their next match on monday. the pressure could melt if they do not win that. the rugby football union says it'll continue with its disciplinary charge against danny cipriani after the gloucester fly—half pleaded guilty to assault and resisting arrest outside a nightclub in jersey. the rugby players association had called on the rfu to drop its case against him. here's our rugby union reporter is chris jones. well, earlier today the players union, the rugby players association released a short, but strong statement saying that the rfq should drop their action against danny cipria

it kicks off at old trafford where manchester united beat leicester 2-1. nick manchester united beat leicester 2—1. nick parrott watched the action. given the preseason team tonight you would've thoughtjose mourinho might have smiled after seeing his side had leicester, leicester were one of six clubs to spend more than manchester united on the transfer window. without the personnel they wanted they needed all the help they could get and it took less than two minutes to arrive. there was one man determined to ta ke arrive. there was one man determined to take advantage, paul pogba. the world cup winner had wanted to move away from old trafford, rumour had it, instead he got the captain ‘s armband and lead by example. he's been criticised by marina recently, as has luke shaw and if it was reverse psychology and had desired effect. the left back finished like a seasoned striker declaimed the first goal of his career and the man of the match award. a late scare whenjamie of the match award. a late scare when jamie vardy showed of the match award. a late s

we need to improve winning against some clubs away, like manchester united. in the last four years that we play them, we lose for different reasons, playing well, in some games not so well, but it's a massive challenge for us to go to manchester united and show that we are capable to win. surrey stars are through to the final of the t20 women's super league after beating western storm by nine runs at the country ground. surrey batted first and managed 162—5, with natalie sciver top—scoring with 72. but the western storm ran out of balls in their innings and fell ten runs short of the winning target of 163. surrey will play loughbough lightening in the final at apm. scottish premiership leaders hearts say their manager craig levein is recovering well having been taken to hospital this morning. levein was in the dugout for saturday's win over kilmarnock and although the club say no further comment will be made at this time, they did wish levein a speedy recovery in a statement. his assistant austin macphee will take over first—team duties until his return

we needs to improve winning against some clubs away, like manchester united. in the last four years that we play them, we lose for different reasons, playing well, in some games not so well, but it's a massive challenge for us to go to manchester united and show that we are capable to win. scottish premiership leaders hearts say their manager craig levein is recovering well having been taken to hospital this morning. levein was in the dugout for saturday's win over kilmarnock and although the club say no further comment will be made at this time, they did wish levein "a speedy recovery" in a statement. his assistant austin macphee will take over first—team duties until his return. scotland have named uncapped hearts defenderjohn souttar in their squad for next month's matches against belgium and albania. the 21—year—old is one of six defenders selected, with jack hendry and graeme shinnie also included by alex mcleish. scotland host belgium in a friendly next friday before taking on albania in their opening match of the nations league on the 10th of sept

united manager was. “— happy the manchester united manager was. —— jose mourinho. happy the manchester united manager was. -- jose mourinho. i don't analyse with you on the players. tottenham's world cup winning goalkeeper is charged with drink driving three days before the trip to old trafford. and fernando alonso was red bull to apologise when they denied his claim that they offered them to drive next season. hello. tasering says he has no problems with ed woodward despite reports to the contrary. —— has a marina. in his dress conference before the game against totman lasted little more than four minutes, and he was not in a good move. —— tottenham. than four minutes, and he was not in a good move. -- tottenham. you are pessimistic and i am not. i don't analyse with you on my players. had i feel? analyse with you on my players. had ifeel? i analyse with you on my players. had i feel? i feel we played analyse with you on my players. had ifeel? ifeel we played well against leicester and we won. i felt we play bad against brighton and we lost. across manchester, fencing camping

holidays in time to pre-season in time for manchester united pre-season tour of america which left him with a bit of a scrap squad meaning that he had to take quite a few youngsters along with him there were complications the stars well over alexis sanchez's visa which meant that he might not be able to go to america which just sort of add it's the whole feeling of uncertainty around manchester united while he's been now in america as well he's the man to name. leave to attend the birth of his son has complained about the fact that his meal to bring in more players this summer so i think for manchester united the whole mood around the manager at the moment is quite worrying given what we've seen before with him jacob do you think we'll see the kind of implosion that marine year had in his last season at chelsea . this feeling that it could happen i mean we are into year three of shows in reno now at manchester united and history shows us that third season of josie marino various clubs has gone pretty wrong in the past as first but chelsea ended after the start of the fourth season wher