and perhaps across southern england and perhaps across southern england too. where you get the sunshine it will be warmer, 20 celsius, and where you get the cloud in the high teens. the high pressure then shifts over towards the near continent, low—pressure approaches from the south—west. from saturday we have a run of more south—easterly winds and a cloudy start of the day. there will be some holes in the cloud breaking through, and even some showers developing in southern and western areas in the afternoon. we start to see increasing amounts of sunshine in the south, those temperatures could reach the low 20s, otherwise the mid to high teens. it starts to warm up in the south and many areas will be turning much warmer into the start of next week. ., ~ much warmer into the start of next week. . ~ , ., that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here's a taste of what's coming—up for you on tonight's show...

and south east of england. still a lot of heat around on wednesday as well. we see signs of change towards the south—west of england and wales, perhaps northern ireland, with an increasing risk of catching heavy and thundery downpours. with the sunshine moving further north into scotland, temperatures will be higher here, 26 and possibly 27 degrees. further east across england ahead of the thundery showers, temperatures close to 30 degrees. but look what has happened to those showers they develop and push northwards and eastwards overnight continuing northwards into scotland on thursday, some heavy rain for northern ireland still and heavy showers coming into england and way. so temperatures won't be as high on thursday, still quite warm for the time of year, 2a or 25 in eastern parts of england. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me. possibly 30 degrees in the midlands and south of england. good afternoon, it's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news. you're watching bbc news. i'm ol

england trained in the morning. fatigue amongst bowlers of the big issues for them, so the return of mark wood after injuring his shoulder. i'm fit for selection. struggling the ball still. just rotating my arm. my batten was good but i couldn't really throw it. now, thankfully, if selected i'm ready. let's not lose sight of the importance of this testmy with england. ashes to come on the horizon probably. ben stokes it is absent as expected as he continues to rest and recover. joss buttler is in that squad as well.— to rest and recover. joss buttler is in that squad as well. couple of big names unavailable, _ in that squad as well. couple of big names unavailable, but _ in that squad as well. couple of big names unavailable, but i _ in that squad as well. couple of big names unavailable, but i think - in that squad as well. couple of big names unavailable, but i think the | names unavailable, but i think the strength— names unavailable, but i think the strength in— names unavailable, but i think the strength

england sa the confidence for future tours. england say they are — confidence for future tours. england say they are still _ confidence for future tours. england say they are still planning _ confidence for future tours. england say they are still planning to - say they are still planning to travel to pakistan next year, but after the week they've had, those in pakistani cricket may believe that when they see it on the pitch. patrick gearey, bbc news. the bbc�*s cricket correspondent jonathan agnewjoins me now. jonathan perhaps no surprise, but the reasons for the withdrawl might be. it's this wording, not being security reasons? i think we did expect this, and after new zealand withdrew, quoting the security threat, very specific security threat that they didn't share with pakistan, he has created a bit of a rift between the two. but i would imagine certainly that england's cricketers, the players themselves would not have been happy with the situation. it's interesting that the board has chosen not to go down that route. that piece that was on a few moments ago was correct,

neither did england. just aware that somehow they got him out. the ball was new, ollie robinson was revived. england thought perjara had hit theirs. that sound waves on review showed it had gone for 61. in september of this series everything is still to be decided. before bad light, india's captain stretched the lead to a point which already may be match—winning. joe wilson, bbc news. england's women have got off to a shaky start in their second t20 international against new zealand in hove. scotland are underway in their world cup qualifier against moldova at hampden park. steve clarke says his side are approaching a "must—win" moment in their campaign, with the team languishing fourth in group f after wednesday's 2—0 defeat in denmark. rangers�* nathan patterson, aston villa midfielderjohn mcginn and hibernian�*s kevin nisbet all start, they're among six changes. just about 5 mins gone, still goalless. one more world cup qualifying line to bring you — manchester united winger jadon sancho will miss england's world cup qualifiers aga

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still misty and murky around the southwest of england but good sunny spells across england and wales and the wind direction makes all the difference. instead of the breeze on the north sea it is at south easterly breeze in some more warmth. temperatures in the sunshine 26 degrees. that rain will trickle its way down across scotland and northern ireland and essentially eventually into the north west of england. it will be a warmer night than last night with temperatures 1a to 15 degrees. a bit more mist and fog in the south—west of england and south wales as well which will burn out in the morning. patchy rain in southern scotland and northern england to move when the afternoon but still a lot of cloud for the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland, although subs judgejoe although some sunshine. a warmer day pretty much across the board. high pressure close to the uk weather centre beginning to use away. the low pressure is moving away into biscay. that reinforces the south—easterly breeze which will be a bit stronger on tuesday and brings in all the heat from contine

it really got painfulfor england. 367 had for india, but do not completely flat in england's made. the opening batsmen began their second innings looking composed, even a comfortable. that 77 without loss and anything in the south london sun is still possible. joel wilson, bbc news. after yesterdays european heroics at the solheim cup in ohio, team usa have dragged themselves right back into conention on day 2. they won three of the four morning foursomes to get within a point of europe. adam wild was watching. by by now, it is clear to all there is something special special about the solheim cup, that is exacting what team usa now needed. europe beginning the charge that they began on day one, going up early with all four morning foursomes. usa struggling were you would not expect. the best ranked going from bangkok to basin. this is one of your�*s break—out star is winning the match with a four holes still to play, it was brilliant. —— bunker to basin. danielle became the unofficial cheerleader, winning a point back and the crowd brought to life. that was loud, but this f

england's run at the amputee euros is over. they were 1—0 up in their quarterfinal against spain in krakov. but after they had a man sent off in extra time, spain equalised, it went to penalties, and england lost 7—6. the england amputee fa tweeted they were proud of every single player and they gave it their all on the pitch. the england and wales cricket board will decide in the next 2a to 48 hours whether the men's and women's matches in rawalpindi next month will go ahead, after the new zealand's men team abandoned their tour of pakistan. the decision came following a new zealand government "security alert". the black caps were due to play pakistan in the first of three one—day internationals in rawalpindi on friday before moving to lahore for a five—match twenty20 series. new zealand's decision to abandon their tour came after "an escalation in the new zealand government threat levels for pakistan" in pakistan beyond the boundary is a row of steel. this was the morning of the first one—day international against n

time for england to answer back. that's wherejohnny best outcomes and, with bats and chaps, always keen to talk, of course, and crickets to meet the make of the arguments you want. this is the point that matters. they are still leg before and angry afterwards, he felt someone had gotten his eye a line. meanwhile allie pope was moving into the centre of the picture. they moved past india's score, at the other end, a player of such talents, he seems to bat in a dreamlike state until all of a sudden it turns out he sleepwalking into trouble. soon they would have to cope without scope, gone for 81, england in front, but not in, and. chris vaux offered some direction. up chris vaux offered some direction. up and overand chris vaux offered some direction. up and over and further ahead, he made 50, england 290 before the fund stopped. now it's got serious. india, 99 runs behind and the only made 11 of them when it edged and escapes. worried brains couldn't see it so couldn't catch it, but the match and perhaps the series no

but if england couldn't win, they could still defy. and draw. look, there's stilljoe root, there's still a chance to stop india taking those wickets. there's england's captain gone for 36. some strokes make the whole picture. india knew it was their match now. it ended with a faint touch from jimmy anderson's bat. 210, all out. india, are 2—1 up in the series and yes, the third is yet to come, a final test this week. joe wilson, bbc news. the last of the history—making british paralympic team have been welcomed home at london's heathrow airport. they won 124 medals across a record 18 sports at the toyko paralympics, 41 of which were gold with 38 silver and 45 bronze. tennis, and the british teenager emma raducanu is into the quarterfinals of the us open. the 18—year—old beat the american shelby rogers in straight sets. ms radacanu hasn't dropped a set so far in the tournament. our correspondent samira hussain reports from new york. an incredible match by emma raducanu, the young tennis phenom from britain playing in the hallowed arthur a

england have a total of 290. there s been a hat—trick of gold medals for great britain on day 10 of the paralympics, with success in athletics and canoeing. the team has also won a clutch of silvers and bronzes, as our sports correspondent andy swiss reports from tokyo. celebrations don't get much soggier. emma wiggs proving that when it comes to paddle power, she's the best in the business. the 41—year—old charging in the canoe sprint to take a second paralympic gold. for wiggs, the elation of victory was followed by emotion on the podium. just getting to these games was a struggle after a serious wrist injury. to be honest, it was probably the first time in my life that i really felt disabled. that was 20 years after becoming disabled. it was probably a bit of a rock—bottom moment, and now we sit here today... ..with this! it was also thumbs—up in the athletics for dunfermline's will miller, as he ripped up the form book with a brilliant run to take the 1500 metres title. in the highjump, meanwhile, j

england and tottenham footballing legend jimmy greaves has died at the age of 81. in later years he was a tv pundit alongside former liverpool striker ian stjohn in saint and greavsie. the british government will hold further talks with the energy regulator amid soaring gas prices — with warnings more companies could go bust. we are not being complacent about this at all. the clear message that i want to give to people is that we do not see the risks of supplies right now and prices are being protected. the foreign secretary has defended the uk's security pact with the us and australia, despite a diplomatic row with france. the first non—professional space crew ever launched into orbit has returned safely after their three—day mission. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the footballing legend jimmy greaves has died at the age of 81. he was one of the most prolific strikers in the game's history — scoring more than 400 goals in a 15—year career for chelsea, ac milan, tottenham, west ham, and of course england. he remains on

jimmy anderson opening the england bowling has become another. but for all the familiarity this is a series of fluctuating fortunes. no more so than for chris woakes. a year out of test cricket here, announcing his return. when anderson dismissed before lunch india was struggling. kohli made it to 50 but having been dropped once england would let him go again. but such is the series now wildly unpredictable india like england are as beatable as they can be brilliant. in a display of batting belligerence he gave them something to cling onto. even if others let it slip too quickly. india all out forjust 191. the day seemingly belonging to england. all their batsmen had to do was see it out. instead they began getting themselves out. first rory burns then hamid. the good work beginning to unravel. amidst the turmoil captainjoe root this summer has remained a constant. now it ranked the world. his wicked when it fell greeted with do delightful england 53-3. just about on top but nothing here is certain. emma raducanu's year keeps getting better — s

danni wyatt top scored earlier for england with 63. a handy 39 from opener lauren winfield—hill too. kate cross has taken three wickets, new zealand are 111—4 after 2a overs. rain has stopped play so if they don't get back on, the touring side will level the series at 1—1 on the dls method. that is all the sport for now. newcastle falcons are taking on harlequins on the opening weekend of the gallagher premiership season. harlequins lead 19—17. we're going to bring you the latest coronavirus figures. 29,612 covid—19 cases were record in the past 2a hours. there were 56 deaths within 28 days of a positive test, according to the official data. the new data means deaths in the last seven days were up 3.3% on the week before, while cases continued to fall, down 17.7% on the week before. 81.7% of people have been fully inoculated. a government minister has said there will be no threat to gas supplies in the uk this winter. alok sharma told the bbc�*s andrew marr show that householders would be protected from spiralling wholesale

could see a few and western england could see a few and western england could see a few and western england could see a few spots of rain the us to further east you are, eastern scotland, eastern wales should stay dry with sunny spells and warm in the sunshine, temperatures there is still on the charged through saturday, bringing cloud and a few areas of rain but not much left on it, there will be some brighter into northern ireland and staying dry out with some sunshine across central and eastern england but there's weather front is like a zombie front, not much activity throughout saturday afternoon but like frankenstein is monster it will come back to life and the reason is the jet stream out in the atlantic, this trough gets closer to that old weather front and as it does so, ultimately it will revive it so saturday night and into sunday, outbreaks of rain become more extensive cross from wales northwards, some of the rain will be quite heavy and into sunday we will still see those bursts of rain gradually extend eased through the day from that revived weather front. temperature

for england's were tottenham — happened. for england's were tottenham players. _ happened. for england's were tottenham players. premier. happened. for england's were - tottenham players. premier league clubs have made a pact that players wouldn't be released to play in ventless countries. neither club has said how they got to sao paulo. fifa said how they got to sao paulo. fifa said they regret the scenes, which stopped millions of fans from enjoying a match. instead, those in the stadium

england still just three down. cricket match in leicester. england stilljust three down. i will have an update on that and the rest of the sport later. let's go to the house of commons now, the home secretary priti patel is speaking about how a third russian spy now faces charges of attempted murder over the salisbury novichok poisonings. with permission, i would like to make a statement. 0n the announcement today by counterterrorism policing that the crown prosecution service is authorised charges against a third individual in relation to the 2018 salisbury attack. an appalling event that shook the entire country and united are allies and condemnation. i would like to thank the opposition for their courtesy and support in allowing some of the parliamentary time to be used for the statement and the house will understand that this is an ongoing investigation. so we are limited in terms of what can be said about these three individuals. in march 2018, saga scrip pal and his daughter were poisoned with a military grade nerve agent. 0ther poisoned with a military grade nerve

and both scotland and england have new managers at the helm. scotland face hungary. whilst, as we mentioned, sarina wiegman�*s england play north macedonia. when we can play, make the crowds proud of us, but this is also where we can get to know each other, we can meet and talk to players. we can set some goals, first of all, of course in this week and then look a little further but getting to know the staff, getting to know the players, getting to know why you are working with them you get to know them even better on the pitch. so far, it has been really nice and very good. coverage a cross coverage across the bbc. emma raducanu says she has re—watched her victory in the us 0pen final and couldn't believe it was her making some of the shots. the 18—year—old landed in the uk yesterday and went home to bromley, five days after winning the tournament in new york. the victory means she's broken into the top 30 of the world rankings and is british number one. she spoke to bbc breakfast earlier. i think it is gradually sinking in a bit more

a short while _ coast of north—east england a short while age — coast of north—east england a short while ago. grey and gloomy for some even in _ while ago. grey and gloomy for some even in the _ while ago. grey and gloomy for some even in the cloudy condition, warm, and a _ even in the cloudy condition, warm, and a selection of towns and cities for you _ and a selection of towns and cities for you showjust how warm it is for the end _ for you showjust how warm it is for the end of— for you showjust how warm it is for the end of september bay should be between _ the end of september bay should be between 13 and 17, attempted well above _ between 13 and 17, attempted well above that, into the low 20s for a fair few. — above that, into the low 20s for a fairfew, but above that, into the low 20s for a fair few, but do not get too caught up fair few, but do not get too caught up with— fair few, but do not get too caught up with it — fair few, but do not get too caught up with it because autumn is waiting in the _ up with it because autumn is waiting in the wings. fast forward to

a breezy day for england and wales. most staying dry for the autumn equinox in england and wales and once again, warm in the sunshine before we see that drop in temperature into thursday. bye for now. tributes are paid to a giant of english football, jimmy greaves, who has died. he was a prolific scorer for clubs he played for — and his country — scoring 44 goals for england. at tottenham hotspur, where he had a long stint in the 1960s, he was remembered today by players, officials and fans. he could score all sorts of goals, he was a beautifully graceful footballer and a wonderful finisher. we'll be looking back on a life in football — and beyond. also on the programme: the knock on impact from rising gas prices — as retailers warn of another threat to food supply chains. back to campus — but how much face to face teaching can university students expect this year? and the first entirely amateur crew of a space craft touches down safely after three days in orbit. good evening. one of england's greatest footbal

repairing england's poor — the and paying it back. repairing england's poor quality _ the and paying it back. repairing england's poor quality homes . the and paying it back. repairing i england's poor quality homes plays the and paying it back. repairing - england's poor quality homes plays a crucial part in solving the country's housing shortage. michael buchanan, bbc news. four amateur astronauts have blasted off from florida — in the first ever civilian—manned space mission. the group, led bya us billionaire jared isaacman, will spend three days orbiting the earth. here's our science correspondent pallab ghosh. a night—time launch by the private company spacex. just like nasa, but with more audience participation. chanting: three, two, one! ignition, we have lift off. on board, one billionaire and three ordinary american citizens. we're through the period of maximum dynamic pressure. looks like a smooth ride for the crew. the powerful engines accelerate them into earth orbit. 3gs acceleration, everything continues to look no

century, new england. and as with all great melodramas this one begins on a dark and stormy night. march 15th 1750 rain and snow fell in alternating torence on the small hamlet of canterbury, connecticut and mehetto bell smith lay dying. earlier that day a young woman named mary smith who was not related had served her a pancake laced with rats being or what we tomato as arsenic. almost immediately metabel, phil violently ill and died the following day and autopsy conducted by several local doctors revealed. what appeared to be foul play and so mary smith was remanded to the wyndham county jail to await trial for murder. indicted on the same day mary's alleged accomplice was none other than john smith. had a bell's husband of 10 years and the father of their four children. surviving court records, you'll feel few clues to the motive that led john smith to conspire with mary smith to murder his wife, but isaac backus the prominent leader of the new england separate baptist movement provided additional detai

the south—west of england and the midlands and up to north—east england. the rain tracks gradually eastwards and it could be quite heavy so some thunderstorms possibly mixed in with that area of rain. temperatures around 17 or 18 in the far east. cooler eh from the north west. fewerschool far east. cooler eh from the north west. fewer school — a few showers to scotland and northern ireland. overnight in a band of ring will clear away from the east. it might linger in east anglia and the far south—east. a colder night than we have seen with temperatures in towns and cities around six or seven degrees but colder than that in the countryside. wednesday, this frontal system is not far away, just sitting out in the north sea, to merely rain for eastern areas but then a ridge of high pressure is building its way in from the west. so i think wednesday will be the driest day of this week. sunny spells with scattered showers moving in on that north—westerly breeze at many places avoiding the showers and staying dry. it's not going to lift the temperatures ver

_ else in the uk, somewhere in england. apparently that could cost between _ england. apparently that could cost between three and for billion pounds. _ between three and for billion pounds, not a cheap option. one would _ pounds, not a cheap option. one would he — pounds, not a cheap option. one would he to— pounds, not a cheap option. one would be to create a new british overseas — would be to create a new british overseas territory inside a newly independent scotland. so keep them where _ independent scotland. so keep them where they are but just independent scotland. so keep them where they are butjust make independent scotland. so keep them where they are but just make that bit where they are but just make that hit of— where they are but just make that bit of scottish [and english or british— bit of scottish [and english or british rather than scottish. good luck with — british rather than scottish. good luck with that if nicola sturgeon is first minister. i guess it would depend — first minister. i guess

england, under a new england, undera new manager, england, under a new manager, were easy 8—0 winners over north macedonia. there were plenty of goals for wales and northern ireland too. when a new manager comes in, players are keen to impress and england's lionesses would not get a better opportunity to show what they could do than when facing north macedonia, a team ranked 131 in the world. and they got off to the perfect start. leah williamson with an inch—perfect ball, ella toone slotting home to become the first england player to score under sarina wiegman. england took their time adding a second but this time, toone turned provider, scrapping, finding ellen white, who would not miss from there. they've got it! before the visitors added an unfortunate own goal before half—time. look at that ball in, goalkeeper missed it and an own goal. after the break, england kept up the pressure. the chasm in quality between the two sides never more obvious than when north macedonia kicked the ball into the back of their own net for a second time. substitute beth england shone in the secon

england now haven't lost a home world cup qualifier in 26 games. injury and visa problems left wales without 13 players as they travelled 2000 miles to play belarus in russia. at 2—2 in injury time, it looked as though it might have been a wasted journey, but who else to bale them out? to gareth bale, it's in! a hat—trick for gareth and a crucial three points for wales. natalie pirks, bbc news. there were chaotic scenes in brazil's world cup qualifier against argentina tonight. brazil's health authorities took to the field just after kick—off to demand four english based players, emiliano buendia and emiliano martinez of aston villa, and giovanni lo celso and christian romero of tottenham, must quarantine in a row over covid rules. the match was suspended. british number one dan evans failed in his bid to reach the quarter finals of a grand slam for the first time. he lost in straight sets to an inspired daniil medvedev in the last 16 of the us open. the russian is a former finalist here two years ago and is yet to drop a set. red bull's max

south west england. temperatures for the most part holding up into double figures. and then into tomorrow, well, the best of any sunny spells will be in wales, southern england, especially south west england. a few in northern and northern scotland. plenty of cloud again elsewhere, the chance of some drizzly rain. the flow of air coming in from the north sea towards the coast of eastern scotland and north east england. here, we'll keep temperatures into around about the mid—teens, whereas elsewhere, it's upper teens close to 20 and temperatures a little bit higher where you do get to see some sunshine. that's it for now. bye— bye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. no mass rollout of covid jabs for healthy 12 to 15 year olds — for now. it will be up to chief medical officers to examine the wider issues involved. the risks and benefits are finely balanced. but the other wider considerations such as educational benefits need to be taken into consideration. calls for more money for the nhs to deal

but as england took the lead, it got much worse. players were pelted with plastic cups, flares were thrown, and players faced monkey noises and gestures from the stands. substitutejude bellingham was one of those abused. tonight, he has tweeted that racism will always be a part of the game until proper punishments are put in place by those with the power. his manager agrees. i don't think our players can do anything more than they have done over the last two or three years in trying to get the right messages out, take the right stands, and it's for other people to protect them. it's for me to protect them in the main, but for the authorities to protect them, as well. but many feel strongly racist fans shouldn't have been there in the first place. this summer, homophobia and racism from the stands earned hungary a three—match supporters ban. but last night the ban did not apply because it was a world cup qualifier, rather than a european one. and that is perplexing to those who fight against racism in football. hungary have been sa

today, england manager gareth southgate confirmed that they'll pay tribute to him at england's next match, saying jimmy greaves was someone who was admired by all who loved football. the former tottenham player ozzie ardiles said jimmy epitomises what spurs is. to dare is to do. while another great top goal—scorer, england captain harry kane, described him as a true legend. this afternoon, fans gathered at the tottenham hotspur stadium and gave their reaction. jimmy! absolutely gutted. just an incredible player, fantastic on saint and greavsie. i think a lot of us grew up watching that. he'll always be remembered for| the great footballer that he was. his record, goal—scoring record, absolutely stands up against anybody. perhaps fittingly, spurs hosted chelsea this afternoon. there was a minute's applause, both here and at west ham another club where his popularity endures. applause. greaves said all he ever wanted was to play the game and play it well. at times, he played it better than anyone, and made it look so easy. jimmy greaves, who's died at the age of 81. gary mabbutt is a fo

after the break, england kept up the pressure. the chasm in quality between the two sides never more obvious than when north macedonia kicked the ball into the back of their own net for a second time. substitute beth england shone in the second half, adding two goals, the pick of which was this unstoppable header, before beth mead wrapped up proceedings and an 8—0 win. so sarina wiegman's time as england manager gets off to an impressive start. meanwhile, elsewhere tonight, the other home nations also enjoyed winning starts to their world cup qualifying campaigns. what a pass! wales were dominant against kazakhstan. some sublime passing helped by some inept interceptions. kayleigh green with the pick of the goals. she went on to score again in a comfortable 6—0 win. top scorer rachel furness was on fire for northern ireland. this bullet header part of an outstanding performance that saw them beat luxembourg 4—0. scotland, though, didn't have it so easy in hungary, but when erin cuthbert was sent tumbling in the box, she pick

her lower order runs helped england to 178 all—out. new zealand have lost four wickets and as a chaser when they could keep the series a lie. they are 106—4 through 30 of us we can keep up—to—date on that through the test match special and the bbc sport website. it could be a thrilling finish to cricket's county championship. four teams can still win the title, and division one leaders hampshire

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so, england go one up in the five match series. in super league, castleford tigers' hopes of reaching the end of season playoffs are over after losing 40—24 to warrington. a matty ashton hat trick doing much of the damage. castleford will now finish the season in seventh place. warrington remain in third. four times world champion sebastian vettel and canadian lance stroll, son of the owner, will race for aston martin again next season in an unchanged driver line—up. vettel won four formula one championships in a row with red bull between 2010 and 2013. executive chairman lawrence stroll said that he was "delighted to be continuing with such an excellent blend of youthful talent and experienced expertise. " and that's all the sport for now. hello. most of us had pretty decent weather on thursday. friday is not looking bad for most of us, but not for everybody. we are expecting some rain across western parts of the uk. on the satellite picture, you can see the reason. it's going to stall across western parts of the uk over the n

she took five england wickets, as england posted a total of 178. katherine brunt contributed 49 to that total. tahuhu hit the winning six for new zealand, which, along with maddy greene's unbeaten 70, saw them home. england still lead 2—1, with two matches to go. golf's ryder cup starts on friday, and one man who's really happy to be in the side is veteran lee westwood. the englishman was a vice—captain in paris three years ago and wondered whether he'd play in the tournament ever again. but after sneaking in on the last eligible day, the 48—year—old will now equal sir nick faldo's record of 11 apearances. emsley matched that with this sensational free—kick to secure a 7-1 sensational free—kick to secure a 7—1 win. a great night all round for the home nations. you 7-1 win. a great night all round for the home nations.— 7-1 win. a great night all round for the home nations. you know, as the ears to the home nations. you know, as the years go on — the home nations. you know, as the years go on and _ the home nations. you know, as th

we might see 28 or 29 somewhere across central or southern england. now, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, again, still plenty of warm, sunny weather, but there is the potential for a few sharp, thundery showers towards the end of the day to develop down into the southwest, tied into another area of low pressure. so, here, not quite as warm, but again, we're still likely to see those temperatures peaking into the high 20s. that means that thursday will start to see a change as areas of low pressure move in off the atlantic, the wind direction changing once again and we'll see some outbreaks of rain. now, not widespread, but it does mean that there will be a change as we move towards the end of the week. so, turning from warmer weather into something cooler with rain from thursday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the show is back on the road. the international automotive show returns, but with a new home. we speak to its organiser. how to get black executives in the boardroom, we assess the

, eastern england seeing highs of 23 or 24 england seeing highs of 23 or 2a degrees. during friday you see extensive cloud cover across most areas and a spot of drivel —— drizzle and missed until fog and drivel —— drizzle and missed untilfog and in clearer drivel —— drizzle and missed until fog and in clearer spells in north—east scotland it might eventually book for the majority are very, very mild starter saturday and they warn weekend in prospect with a lot of dry weather but a lot of cloud as well. the increasing chance of some showers and rain in northern ireland during sunday. this is bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: the white house says texan border agents will stop riding horses to corral haitian migrants. the us special envoy to haiti resigns in protest at the deportations. the german election campaign enters its final days as the frontrunners to succeed angela merkel hold their last televised debate. a mammoth clean—up operation in south—western spain as towns are flooded following torrential rain. we have a special report from

which is amazing because it is an honour to be the england captain. but we are realistic in the fact that she is getting to know the group and is getting to know the group and is getting to know how we work as a team and just getting to know everybody. for me personally, it is an unbelievable honour to be able to do that over the next couple of games and lead the team, that i normally have done over the pass few seasons and years, but regardless of whether i have the armband or not, i will still be the same leader i always have been for the girls. really looking forward to working underneath her and hopefully learning more about my game and for the team as well. also on friday, northern ireland women play luxenbourg and wales are in action for the first time under new head coach gemma grainger against kazakhstan women. other sports headlines out —— now. liverpool headlines out —— now. midfielder harvey elliott has undergone surgery on his injured ankle. the 18—year old was stretchered off during liverpool's 3—0 win at leeds after a challen

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some areas of sea fog around the coast of southwest england. with light winds, it'll feel warm in the sunny spells. the wind strengthening in western scotland and outbreaks of rain moving in, not reaching southern and eastern scotland until very late in the day. the rain moving into northern ireland, too, the east staying mainly dry until later on. temperatures for england and wales in the low to mid 20s in those sunny spells. so, a wet evening and scotland and northern ireland. monday, some of this rain will push on towards parts of northern england. it will be a mild start to monday. and this wet weather system will slowly fizzle out as we go on through monday. we're left with some patchy rain towards the west of northern ireland and western parts of scotland. still a fair amount of cloud here, whereas for england and wales, there'll still be sunny spells, though it could still be quite misty around some of the coasts of southwest england. and the temperatures in the sunshine in england and wales a little bit higher, reaching into the upper 2

england's run at the amputee euros is over. they were 1—0 up in their quarterfinal against spain to rugby now, and the opening game of the new premiership season saw the return of saracens — who travelled to bristol. saracens return to the top tier, after promotion from the championship. in rugby league, leeds ended the regular super league season with a comfortable 36—12 win against hull kr ahead of the play—offs. the host dominated throughout, and this try from richie myler was one of six. the result means leeds will travel to wigan on thursday in the first of the super league play—off eliminators, while hull kr face warrington a day later. in the other fixtures — salford red devils beat st helens, wakefield trinity thrashed hull fc, and wigan warriors edged in the other fixtures — salford red devils beat st helens, leaders catalans dragons. now to cricket, as it has been a dramatic day with huge ramifications for the sport in pakistan. not long before the first odi was due to start in rawalpindi, new zealand's

england, too. so quite a lot of wet weather moving its way in from the south this time last week, we had temperatures as high as 30 as we head through into the early hours of tuesday morning. temperatures for most of us remaining pretty mild, quite humid still overnight. perhaps we willjust see single figures across the north of scotland. but, through the day tomorrow, then, we are watching this area of rain, which becomes quite heavy and persistent, moving up to central southern england and the midlands, up towards the likes of lincolnshire and east yorkshire as well. could be 50 millimetres or more of rain falling in quite degrees in one or two spots but things this week a short space of time, leading to potential localised flooding issues. things do look drier for scotland, northern ireland, later for wales and the south—west, but still a few showers moving on here. and, then, overnight tuesday into wednesday morning, after all that rain, moist surfaces, we could see quite a foggy start to the

the changes only apply in england. there are separate arrangements in scotland, wales and northern ireland, where more money will also be made available. more on the parliamentary vote in a few minutes, but first this report on the all—important reaction within the care sector, by our social affairs correspondent alison holt. mind the corner. this is where the government's reforms have to make a difference — the care front line, where the pressures to support more people and to find enough staff are felt most acutely. between them, marilyn and nigel have a0 years�* experience as care workers. they've seen problems increase and need persuading that things will change. staff shortages is the normal now, which means the current staff are working their hours plus. there is no overtime pay and no bank holidays. i'm not very happy about the tax going up, because that's not going to give us any more staff, and we'll be paying more money out than what we should be. this is a family business with four dementia homes in no

of england, new castle where i looked before. but there are, obviously, salubrious parts, too. we've start add school there and we've for 150,000 pounds, that's little if you want to start school. most people think you need millions. it's $200,000. for $200,000, you can start a school that can break even, so we've broken even and it's small, only 60 kids. >> how many months, how many years has it been open? >> two and a half years. >> so broke even at two and a half years. >> let's say three years conceptual, with the regulations and getting the regulations, but in england we have a body, the regulatory body for all schools, private as well as public. we have passed the oxford inspection with flying colors, we all that offstead good that's the mark of approval we've got the best for a new school and now passed so we can become a junior high school, secondary school. and we have shown that parents want to come there so we can break even and prove the business model works and proven that this is three-fifths per capita up there and

of southwest england. and the temperatures in the sunshine in england and wales a little bit higher, reaching into the upper 20s in the warmer spots. and the warmth becomes more widespread for tuesday and wednesday. clearer, warmer weather heading in from the southeast around that ridge of high pressure. there'll some mist and fog early on tuesday. that will clear away. still got some cloud in the far north of scotland, a few spots of rain to clear away, but by tuesday afternoon, there is a huge amount of sunshine out there and the temperatures are responding. scotland and northern ireland with lows of mid—20s, england and wales, mid to high 20s, and near30 in the hotspots. that continues into wednesday. later in the week, as the temperatures wane, a chance for rain goes up. some thunderstorms, too. this is bbc news, the headlines. the taliban and afghan opposition forces are battling to control the panjshir valley north of kabul. it's the last afghan province holding out against the islamist group. both

tomorrow, still some rain to come across wales and western owners of england. this rain becomes light and patchy through the day, but probably seem pretty cloudy. could see some of that rain edging towards northern ireland, but some uncertainty on that. eastern england and scotland staying dry, and scotland will probably have the best of the day's sunshine. top temperatures between 17 and 21 celsius for most of us. beyond that, some rain around on tuesday, clearing through, wednesday and thursday drier and brighter, a bit more sunshine, turning slightly warmerfor a time as more sunshine, turning slightly warmer for a time as well towards the south—west. that is your latest weather, goodbye. —— the south—east. hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the queen is among those congratulating the teenager following her stunning victory in new york, just months after finishing her a—levels.

england and wales looking brighter by sunday afternoon. by then, scotland and northern ireland seeing some outbreaks of rain moving in. for saturday, it's a familiar story. a lot of cloud around, low cloud with hill fog, a few patches of mist and fog in wales and southwest england to begin the day. here's where we'll see most of saturday's sunny spells, a few developing in northern ireland and northern scotland, too. some drizzly rain around in the east from the thickest cloud and temperatures just around 1a, 15 degrees along the coast of eastern scotland and northeast england, up to 23 or 2a in the sunny spells in wales and southwest england. overnight and into sunday, cloud in the east, clear spells to the west, double figure temperatures as sunday begins. the tendency on sunday for england and wales to get sunnier and warmer as the day goes on. there's still some areas of cloud across the midlands and parts of eastern england. for scotland and northern ireland, the breeze picks up and we see some outbreaks of rain moving in during the d