they came from behind to draw — their unbeaten in six now in the premier league. they were thrashed by oxford 4—0 in the league cup this week but there was no hangover for the hammers, andriy yarmolenko scoring early on. bournemouth then equalised throuthosh king before an injury to goalkeeper lukasz fabianski meant this man came on — roberto — for his first league match for 17 months. so there was no surprise that there might have been a bit of rust on the gloves, callum wilson scoring not long after — his fifth goal in his last four league matches. now he could have made it 3—1, but he missed a golden opportunity. and aaron cresswell made him pay. he scored the equaliser for west ham, which had lifted them up to third in the table, just a point behind manchester city in third. the big game we told you about at the moment. everton against manchester city. could have a huge impact at the table. if it stays that way they could have a really big effects tonight. as for the rest of the three o'clock kick—offs. .. burnley came from behind twice to draw 2�

german chancellor angela merkel has been holding talks with chinese premier league in beijing the 2 leaders discussed commerce amid the growing trade war between china and the us michael also raised the issue of hong kong with least saying there needs to be a peaceful solution to the territories pro-democracy protests. the death toll from hurricane dorian will be staggering says the bahamas health minister at least 30 people are confirmed dead but thousands are missing on the island chain now downgraded to a category one storm dorian is currently lashing at the u.s. state of north carolina with heavy rain and high winds. this is news from berlin you can always find the latest headlines at g.w. dot com or follow us on twitter at. coming up on d w business more on german chancellor angela merkel's visit to beijing where trade is on the agenda of a trade war between the u.s. and china as well as chinese trade with the e.u. . benzo and has a coming right up on to the business thank you for watching. the law. including. the freedom of the international culture for journalists to discuss the topi

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two other matches in the premier league today... ten—man wolves snatched a point at crystal palace with a 95th minute equaliser and ten—man arsenal came from behind to beat aston villa 3—2. in the scottish premiership, celtic are still top of the table by three points after maintaining their 100% record. they came from behind to beat kilmarnock 3—1 at home. second placed rangers beat stjohnstone 4—0 at mcdiarmid park. all the goals came in the second half. jermaine defoe came off the bench to score twice in the last couple of minutes. a big win for hearts in an edinburgh derby that had two great goals. hibs had taken the lead through a wonder strike by stevie mallan. but hearts equalised with 20 minutes remaining and they secured the win a few minutes later with this strike from teenager aaron hickey. it‘s the first win of the season for hearts. hibs still haven‘t won a game. sebastien vettel has won his first grand prix for more than a year. the four—time champion finished ahead of his ferrari teamate charles lecler

is playing at premier league grounds seems to be paying off. you were in the manchester derby at the etihad, 31,000 people went to that one. 23,000 went to stamford bridge for chelsea's match on sunday. we have west ham against spurs, and west ham at the london stadium, they say they are expecting around 20,000, about one third of the stadium that could be full on sunday. spurs are a newly promoted side, this is west ham's second season in the women's super league. it will be about the crowd as much as about what happens on the pitch. it is great to see these premier league stadium is notjust being used, but getting the crowds in it to prove that it does work. they filled up stamford bridge as well the other day, didn't they? a lot of wsl fixtures to look forward to. chris froome is going to race in japan next month, his first compettion since the horrific crash at the criterium du dauphine injune. the 3a—year—old four—time tour de france winner broke his femur, elbow, and ribs in the crash that ruled him out of the summer's grand tours.

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tammy abraham and mason cant mount have blossomed in the premier league. now we will find out if they can do it on the biggest clu b if they can do it on the biggest club stage of all. well, the bbc‘s john murray is commentating on 5live for the match, he's in naples with former liverpool defender stephen warnock. it's a glorious day in naples for the start of liverpool's defence of the start of liverpool's defence of the champions league title, and it begins with what is on paper the most difficult match in the group. it certainly is. when the draw came out, liverpool would have been quietly confident that they could win the other two games in the group. coming here, a different matter. they perhaps should have come away with a 0—0 draw last time, but they lost the game late on, and it was a tough test when they came back to anfield. this is the toughest game in the group. this is one of the most atmospheric grounds in european football. the noise in here is unlike anywhere else. it is properly intimidating. i feel that liverpool have every right to s

there's one match in the premier league tonight, it's one that always used to raise the temperature and also have a say in the title. both clubs will hope that those days will come again. both clubs will hope that those it's manchester united against arsenal at old trafford. craig templeton reports it was the rivalry that defined an era. ferguson versus banga, keane versus the error, manchester united versus the error, manchester united versus arsenal. games that could side titles, doubles or even troubles. as a result both teams threw everything at each other, including the odd slice of pizza. fast forward 15 years and the power of the fixture has waned. maybe early in the season, but it is a 11th place against eighth. the man in charge of old trafford played in many of those great battles but insists scrutiny of his side does not affect him. i don't worry what the press writes about me or man united because we are focused on what we have to do that is to keep improving, and reading the papers, that doesn't really change my view will stop of course, i see them once ina will stop of cou

liverpool have maintained their searing pace at the top of the premier league. they beat chelsea at stamford bridge 2—1 in their sixth consecutive premiere league win. just after ten o'clock, mishal husain will be here with a full round—up of the day's news, first our world. safa and marwa are identical twins joined at the head. their family, from pakistan, want doctors to separate them. great 0rmond street in london is one of the few hospitals in the world with the expertise to do it. this is safa's brain, that's marwa's brain. what we need to achieve is effectively untwist the brains, and that is difficult, pretty difficult to do just in your head. but it is perilous. the bbc was given unique access to chart the complex medical and ethical choices made... this is the day, the moment of truth, and everything hasjust got to be perfect. ..in the hope of giving the girls independent lives. safa and marwa are 21 months old and were born in pakistan. they have come to london's great 0rmond street hospital with their mother zainab, grandfather and uncle, and are

to the men's premier league eddie had stadium. this is a little bit bigger, it's got a capacity of 55,000. a fitting venue then for such a historic location. the question is, will it pull in the fans? it's really important that, you know, you get a good cloud and there, otherwise it's empty, and solis. it's not great for the players. so as long as there is a good cloud, it's a premier league round, the pitch will be fantastic. watershed moments in the women's game have come and gone come at the london olympics, team gb attracted over 70,000 fans to wembley, and last yea r‘s fa over 70,000 fans to wembley, and last year's fa cup final had a8,000 fans. but in the women's super league, the average attendance last year was less than 1000. we know a lot more about who we go after, and that is 16—13, four—year—olds, they football followers, they are fans of the club, and they are about working with the clubs to transfer those fa ns to with the clubs to transfer those fans to be supporters in the men's and women's team. although

liverpool too good, still the ones to catch at the top of the premier league. after 25 minutes, we found our feet, finally. we could then set the tempo that changed everything. scored wonderful goals. both goals were brilliant. bobby came on in good shape. played a fantastic game. and the final goal was nice as well! we scored a cracking goal and then for half an hour, we were comfortable. they have good possession come i felt like we made a few mistakes for the first goal. the big mistake was the second one where we gave the ball away and got caught in possession and they punish the force of the goalkeeper will be disappointed and he has a come away with it but with his standards and correct when you make mistakes like this at this level, it is always going to be difficult. well crystal palace were punished for their mistakes at the tottenham hotspur stadium. spurs thrashed them 4—0 with all four goals coming in the first half. son heung min scored two of them. it was only spurs' second win of the season, but it was enough to move them up to third in the tab

there were some rather surprising results in the premier league today, but it is time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know what happened as match of the day follows soon on bbc one. champions manchester city were beaten by newly promoted norwich city 3—2. it's manchester city's first defeat in the premier league since january, while the norwich manager daniel farker, described it as a "special day". manchester city are now five points behind league leaders liverpool, who beat newcastle 3—1. tottenham were 4—0 winners over crystal palace. chelsea beat wolves 5—2. there were also wins for manchester united and southampton. brighton and burnley drew 1—1. celtic have maintained their 100% winning start to the season. the scottish premiership champions beat hamilton academical1—0 fora fifth consecutive league victory, which keeps celtic three points clear of rangers, who beat livingston 3—1 today. europe and the united states are tied at eight points each ahead of the final day of golf‘s solheim cup. strong winds made conditions tough at gleneagles and contributed

he was inspired by the first and only black referee ever to work in the premier league. he retired a decade ago. he wants to follow in rennie's footsteps. there's no pathway to the top, with zero black referees in engla england's top four divisions. >> i thought to myself, i want to go up. i want to go up. i want to be there. and i remember speaking to other referees and my phone was ringing. did your get your letter? no. did you get your letter? no. i am like, must be -- something must be. i have done everything right. and the disappointment, i was like, no. i can't do this again. something said to me, we do. you're not doing -- you know, you've got to go back out there. you've got to go back out there and make sure that this season, the following season, you're going to make it hard for them to do it. and then, obviously, the back end of this, this year, got promoted. now, i officiate conference level. >> according to england's f.a., there's 28,000 referees in the country. some 2,000 of them come from black or ethnic minority backgrounds. but that number is not reflect

someone you there was everywhere i've moved around he started in the premier league back in 1993 with norwich city having turned down alex ferguson's famous manchester united team of young stars including david beckham probably a few days later the phone call rang of 1st satisfactions on 5 years later i don't think it was libyans or christ but i was like. my dad saying why is he not sad and why does not work on this and i unite and i was and i thought as well and. so carried away and he said you know happy it now has made a decision the latest club to benefit from his goals is bishop's stortford in the east of england and jamie has taken on another responsibility he's now managing the tail alongside owner steve smith go into group leader for. the back. where your lead off with already church regarding the professional body looks off yourself or off with a guy while you're drinking and looks after you trying. each and everything about me say well that's where his career he said i want you to think about something yeah you some of the boys are trying to copies receipts i think with a lo

league you can trade war between china and the us was also on the agenda chancellor merkel described the dispute as having global consequences and hoped for a speedy resolution. meanwhile back at home people in the german capital have made their views on the hong kong protests clear ensues newborn panda twins have been co-opted into the spears. house the story. so the space for cubs are barely a week old and they've already become politicized yet so this week the berlin newspaper targus. spiegel they polled their readers asking for names suggestions what to call these 2 panda cubs that were born in berlin zoo last week now of course it's not every day that pandas are born anywhere and this was huge news here in germany you know some of the naming suggestions were young and yang there was bam and boo but the lynas want to call them hong kong of course in recognition off the pro-democracy movements and the protests going on in hong kong at the moment. the pen doesn't like most pandas and zoos are actually by the chinese government and they're just on loan to disease to the governments

former premier league footballer jamie curtain is a rare breed of players who has played over a 1000 games our sports correspondent lee wellings met up with him and sent this report. and nobody in world football has been doing this. for longer than jamie carrots and in april he joined a small group of players to pass the house and appearances but jamie is the oldest still playing and this week he celebrated his 44th birthday. he scored in all of the top divisions of english football more than 300 goals overall it's been quite a journey for him and his family he's quite the 17 different clubs in england and even one in korea not allowed it all up to be honest. i think family go through a lot you know present that stay in one area very lucky. and i think from faith 5. someone you do is everywhere i've moved around he started in the premier league back in 1993 with norwich city having turned down alex ferguson's famous manchester united team of young stars including david beckham probably a few days later the phone call rang of 1st satisfactions on a 5 years younger i don't think he was

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league soccer club bayer leverkusen with a view on to the chemically fertilized pitch the aim was to convince journalists about the advantages of life as it as an introduction they were shown a 6 minute film. sri lanka home of cylon t.v. worldwide this tea is valued for its unique qualities sri lanka's fertile soil and perfect climate offers the ideal conditions for the production of the finest aromas and good yields. so i told him for the elaborately produced video takes us to sri lanka and according to the film's narrative the exotic paradise came under serious threat 4 years ago the government banned the use of like a safe food exam to learn to accept in sri lanka suddenly we'd sprung up everywhere . on cults best of x 2 teen rice and corn yields collapse. in father selection in india the list sound bites from plantation managers scientists and politicians underscore the severity of the situation but then there's a turning. citing a misguided decision based on dubious studies that the government lives the life of . the film dismisses these studies as unscientific but a line of an

no action in the premier league this weekend due to the international break but news from vicarage road this evening. watford have sacked their managerjavi gracia and immediatley announced his successor — it's their former manager, quique sanches flores. flores returns after three years — following spells at espanyol and shanghai shenhua. gracia was sacked despite taking watford to the fa cup final last season and an 11th placed finish in the premier league — they're now bottom of the table with a single point from their first four matches. ireland will go into the rugby world cup later this month as the number one ranked side in the rankings after beating wales 19—10 today. a win by any margin in dublin would have sealed their status — lea pfrogging new zealand. it was an emotional occasion for captain rory best, who played his final home match and will retire after the world cup injapan. lydia campbell reports. it's rarely easy to say goodbye. just ask rory best. this is his home farewell before he retires after the world cup. and on theirfinal game before japan, the irish c

five points is the biggest advantage any side has had after the first five games of a premier league season. that's what liverpool now have over reigning champions manchester city... and given how tight the title race was last season. . . could city's defeat at norwich prove pivotal? nick parrott rounds up the action at the top of the table. last year the premier league was 16 games old before manchester city lost, and that was away to chelsea. so why have they faltered so soon against promoted norwich, who were expected to struggle? in the boxes they were better. we were not so productive in front. norwich were clinical. they only had three efforts on target, but all of them went in. norwich city have believed! the second from todd cantwell came from a fast and flowing counterattack that city would have been proud of. when norwich lost concentration at the back, sergio aguero took advantage, that was nothing compared to the misunderstanding between stones and otamendi. they have only been paired at the back six times in the last 20 months. they will have to work out a better rapport

speaking of liverpool that result was good for them the english premier league leaders has already secured a 31 win over newcastle united to study all money goals and a 2nd half strike from him that saw the rectified matters for the reds as a 5th victory in a row for your club's men spanish champions barcelona have moved up to 4th after a $52.00 thrashing of valencia 16 year old who thought to be scored on his full debut in the absence of an injured little messi while in italy in a milan moved 2 points ahead of italian champions eventis the final since he scored the only goal in the game as opponents who did they went down to 10 men earlier fiorina ventas to a goalless draw. england's cricketers set australia a target of 399 runs to win on day 4 of the final ashes test england last archer and jack leach in the space of 4 overs as they were all out for 329 australia just got their reply under way but they've already lost a wicket if they win this match they'll secure their 1st ashes series victory in england since 2001 although they have done enough already to retain the urn. the final day

a big game in the premier league on monday. manchester united and arsenal have both made indifferent starts to the season. arsenal eighth, united 11th and their manager, 0le gunnar solskjaer, is remaining defiant. ido i do not worry about what other or what the press write about other teams, why they write about me or my united because we are focus on what we have to do to keep on improving. in the netherlands, feyenoord were 5—1winners over fc twente. if that wasn't a bad enough afternoon forjoel drommel, his part of feyenoord's fifth is one he'll want to forget in a hurry. sam larsson was the lucky recipient of drommel‘s generosity. they were 4—1 down at the time so it didn;t make any difference to the result at least. there's plenty more on the website at bbc.com slash sport but from me and the team — that's your monday sport briefing. thanks to ben and the team for that. now, if you have been watching bbc news at this time of day for a few years you'll remember our dear friend and my co—presenter, komla dumor. he

in the premier league, bourenmouth claim their first ever win at st mary's. and hamilton cuts through the singapore smog — the championship leader is quickest in practice ahead this weekend's grand prix. good evening. rugby is going to dominate the sports agenda over the next six weeks. 20 teams, 48 matches across japan, the first world cup to be staged in asia. in a moment, we'll weigh up the chances of england, wales, scotland and ireland. they all play over the next few days. but we've had our first game. the opening ceremony, followed by an opening win for the hosts, 30 points to ten against russia. from the tokyo stadium, ben croucher reports. the rugby world and union united for the first time in asia after a colourful car will showcase the in japanese culture it was time for another of their main love. no one expects japan to win the country —— trophy but the blossoms are aiming to surprise again. 0nly they were the ones being shocked. russia scored the first try of the tournament. it would be their only one of the night. they actually lost to je

it's as you were at the top of the premier league with wins for manchester city and liverpool on saturday. liverpool laboured to a 1—0 win over newly promoted sheffield united, needing georginio wijnaldum's second—half strike to earn them all three points. it owed largely to sheffield united keeper dean henderson, who allowed the speculative effort to squeeze under him. they stay 5 points clear of city, who beat everton 3—1. it was never easy today. we needed everybody for defending, we needed nearly everybody attacking, in the end we scored a lucky girl, but the boys worked so far hard for it. sheffield united would have an luck as well but you do earn every day but if they stay playing like this this will be a really tough place the whole premier league season. spurs are into the top form, overcoming their iffy form of late to beat southampton 2—1 and climb into the top 4. hugo lloris there made a dreadful mistake himself to allow danny ings to equalise for the saints, but england captain harry kane scored the winner. i feel so happy for the ifeel so happy for the players, so ha

league on saturday one game has already finished 2016 premier league champions leicester city beating tottenham to one of the king power later champions man city house what 3rd city hoping to bounce back from last weekend the scenes at norwich. to formula one there qualifying has begun for sunday singapore grand prix for ari sebastian vettel currently has the fastest time meanwhile formula 2 driver manuel cold air is out of an induced coma but faces a race against time to avoid irreversible injuries to his right leg 20 year old korea 'd broke both legs and suffered a spinal injury in the crash which killed fellow driver. in belgium korea needs surgery but doctors can't operate until his lungs have recovered sufficiently to handle the operation the new england patriots have released wide receiver antonio bryant after a 2nd woman accused him of sexual misconduct brown denies all the allegations but the patriots have decided to get rid of him less than 2 weeks after signing him the writing super bowl champions made the announcement just after coach bill belichick walked out of a news con

the 27 minute wait for the shot on target was the longest wait in the premier league this season. but this still warmed up andrew twos form it was united who opened the scoring,. united who opened the scoring,. united were in the driving seat but we re united were in the driving seat but were still thrown into reverse. a sloppy pass and some quick reactions or peer and rick get back on equal terms. his goal was ruled offside before var came to the rescue. for a point would move arsenal into the top four, but united needed more. they threw everything at it, they came close, harry maguire even closer, marcus rushford closest of all, but none of them could get the job done. it was far from a classic, but despite still not winning, arsenal will be heading home for happiest. fifa have ruled that cardiff city must pay the first instalment of £5.3 million to nantes for striker emiliano sala. the 28—year—old argentinian, died in a plane crash injanuary while travelling from france tojoin his new club. cardiff have argued they were not liable for any of the full 15 million pound fee b

that's the quickest any team has made it to that margin in the premier league. bernardo silva went on to claim the match ball with a hat—trick as city cut liverpool's lead at the top to two points. well, jurgen klopp's side will hope to extend that lead over city. they travel to stamford bridge today to face chelsea. they'll be looking to bounce back after their midweek defeat to napoli in the champions league. chelsea have won just one of the last nine meetings between the two sides but klopp thinks frank lampard's youthful side could pose problems. really exciting football team. young. but good, really good. and for me it is not a surprise. i said it before, and people think i say that because i'm polite. if i was polite, i don't speak about another manager. but it is not polite, it is the truth. he did the same job at derby, so i'm not surprised that frank is doing a really good job at chelsea as well. that clash is one of four premier league ties today — all of them taking place in london. the win moves her to number two in the world rankings and in posi

to the premier league then, where watford fought back from two goals down at half—time to draw 2—2 at home to arsenal. quite some start for quique sanchez flores in his first match since being reappointed watford manager. pierre—emerick aubameyang scored twice in the first half to put the visitors in front, but they really unravelled after the break. tom cleverly taking advantage of some incredibly sloppy play by the gunners. that made it 2—1 before roberto pereyra rolled in a late penalty to help watford take only their second point of the season. elsewhere in the premier league, two goals from callum wilson helped bournemouth to a 3—1 victory over everton. a victory that catapaults them up to eighth in the table. that's all the sport for now. plenty more from me throughout the evening. 11—year—old british skateboarder, sky brown, has achieved her best competition finish of the year, by winning bronze at the park world skateboarding championships in sao paulo, brazil. here she is in action. the result means she's virtually assured of qualifying for next year's tokyo 0lympic

this was their biggest win in the premier league. they were 5—0 up within 20 minutes. bernando silva scored his first prmier league hatrick. kevin de bruyne hit the eighth but couldn't make it nine — that would have equalled manchester united's record premier league victory, when they beat ipswich in 1995, 9—0. after fighting, afterfighting, normally, after fighting, normally, it afterfighting, normally, it can be so afterfighting, normally, it can be so boring, people start to do what they want, they start to play for themselves. it was completely the opposite, so we were more aggressive in the first half in our oppressing, and we continued to try and score goals, and i think it was a good afternoon for our fans, supporters, and a lovely day in the sunshine. lovely day in the sunshine for them. meanwhile leicester city are up to third after a 2—1win over tottenham at the king power. spurs did take the lead in the first half through harry kane. ricardo pereira levelled the match in the second, james madisson won it for the foxes with this goal. that means tottenh

kick—off in the premier league. no place in the starting line—up for hugo lloris, whose wife has given birth, nor christian eriksen. harry kane though has given the visitors the lead at the king power stadium. i—o they lead. leicster had earlier seen a goal ruled out for offside. the world athletics championships begin in doha next week with the sport still seeking to fill the void following usain bolt‘s retirement. britain's zharnel hughes was his former training partner and believes he could one day challenge bolt‘s 100 metres and 200 metres world records — and that's not the only thing he's set his sights on. nick hope has been to meet him injamaica. i have always wanted to fly. i love going fast. running on the track, it gives you a certain speed, but once you are in the aeroplane you go even faster. let's go flying. it's an amazing feeling to fly. once i am up there, ifeellikea bird. i looked down on earth and i just enjoy the scenery, the relaxation of flying and clouds, even though sometimes it can

that clash is one of four premier league ties today — all of them taking place in london. manchester united travel to west ham in a 2pm kick off, a win for the hammers would extend their unbeaten run to five matches. both rangers and celtic are in action in the scottish premiership this afternoon. rangers taking on st johnstone at the moment. before kick—off at mcdiarmid park, a minute's silence was held in honour of fernando ricksen, the former rangers player who died earlier this week from motor neurone disease. currently 1—0 to rangers, alfredo morelos with the goal early in the second half. celtic kicked off at 1pm againast kilmarnock, it's currently 0—0. that's all the sport for now. 26 degrees just recorded in the north norfolk coast but i think many of you will have seen something of a change in that chart is a change in its own right from the big area of high pressure and the fine, settled warm weather of the past few days we re warm weather of the past few days were many more of you have seen a thunderstorm from this gaggle of rain and showers and then we ha

league season. instead, manchester united and arsenal played out a 1—1 draw that was as grim at times as the weather. nick parrott was watching. there was a time when manchester united knew how to get things done. following the... manager ole gunnar solskjaer remains chipper, perhaps because old trafford is arsenal's burma ground. they have not won the league since solskjaer was playing 13 years ago. the shot on target but the longest in the paris league this season, this slow burner soon warmed up season, this slow burner soon warmed up and true to form, it was united who opened the scoring. united were in the driving seat but were soon thrown into reverse. a sloppy pass and some quick reaction saw pierre—emerick aubameyang get arsenal back on level terms. his goal was initially ruled offside before ver came to the rescue. a point would move arsenal into the top four but arsenal needed more. they threw everything added. harry mcguire... marcus rashford closest of all. but none of them to get th

chelsea, another premier league winner of the past now looking to the future. the youngest side in the modern era. and abraham was justifying the faith in youth. this his second goal against sheffield united. but sheffield city have with them and in a steel. chelsea have some growing to do. but the goal of the day perhaps came in lester's win over bournemouth. jamie vardy has done this kind of thing before. he never stops being spectacular. in scotland it's rangers celtic in the old firm derby at lunchtime, but everyone else in the scottish premiership played yesterday. motherwell put three goals past hibernian without reply. the opening effort from sherwin seedorf was the pick of the goals. elsewhere, there were wins for aberdeen, livingston and kilmarnock. hearts drew with hamilton. it's nowjust under three weeks until the rugby world cup gets under way injapan, and after a trashing by england last weekend ireland have been stepping up their preparations with a win over wales in cardiff. jacob stockdale went over twice in the first half for the irish, helping

chelsea, another premier league winner of the past now looking to their future. their youngest side in the modern era. and tammy abraham was justifying the faith in youth. this his second goal against sheffield united. but those from the steel city have within them an inner steel. one that saw them steal a point with an 89th minute equaliser. chelsea have some growing to do. but the goal of the day perhaps came in leicester's win over bournemouth. jamie vardy has done this kind of thing before. it never stops being spectacular. the north london derby is later today. in scotland it's rangers—celtic in the old firm derby at lunchtime, but everyone else in the scottish premiership played yesterday. motherwell put three goals past hibernian without reply. the opening effort from sherwin seedorf was the pick of the goals. elsewhere, there were wins for aberdeen, livingston and kilmarnock. hearts drew with hamilton. it's nowjust under three weeks until the rugby world cup gets under way in japan, and after a thrashing by england last weekend ireland have been steppin

champions manchester city lose in the premier league for the first time in nine months, beaten at promoted norwich. a look ahead today at what the week has in store, but also further ahead. some autumnal mornings. it's sunday 15th september. our top story: the former conservative minister sam gyimah has defected to the liberal democrats. he's one of six mps who have joined the party in recent weeks. mr gyimah was among 21 conservatives who had the party whip removed after rebelling against the prime minister, to try to prevent a no—deal brexit. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports from the lib—dem conference in bournemouth. i would like you to meet the newest liberal democrat mp, sam gyimah. former government minister who says the conservatives left him feeling like an outcast. i walked out of a ministerial job, like an outcast. i walked out of a ministerialjob, risk losing the web, i have one of the safest conservative seats in the country. but i know that something that drips off the tongue of everyone who goes into politics, i want to make a difference, i want to chang

chelsea, another premier league winner of the past now looking to the future. the youngest side in the modern era. and tammy abraham was justifying the faith in youth. this his second goal against sheffield united. but those from the steel city have within them an inner steel. one that saw them steal a point with an 89th minute equaliser. chelsea have some growing to do. but the goal of the day perhaps came in leicester's win over bournemouth. jamie vardy has done this kind of thing before. he never stops being spectacular. in scotland, it's rangers celtic in the old firm derby at lunchtime, but everyone else in the scottish premiership played yesterday. motherwell put three goals past hibernian without reply. the opening effort from sherwin seedorf was the pick of the goals. elsewhere, there were wins for aberdeen, livingston and kilmarnock. hearts drew with hamilton. it's nowjust under three weeks until the rugby world cup gets underway in japan, and after a thrashing by england last weekend, ireland have been stepping up their preparations with a win over wa

three other matches in the premier league today. a 95th minute equaliser snatched a point for wolves at crystal palace. they are just starting the second halves in the other matches. liverpool are two goals up at chelsea, who had a goal disallowed by var for offside. trent alexander—arnold and roberto firmino with the liverpool goals. big problems for arsenal at the emirates. aston villa lead through a john mcginn goal and arsenal are down to ten men after ainsley maitland—niles was sent off. west brom came from behind against huddersfield to win li—2 and maintain an unbeaten start to their championship campaign. lewis 0'brien scored the first goalfor the terriers i6 minutes in. after a west brom equaliser huddersfield actually led again, but three west brom goals followed. the last was this one from shemee. west brom are up to fourth in the table, with huddersfield rooted to the bottom without a win yet this season. in the scottish premiership, celtic are still top of the table by three points after maintaining their 100% rec

league kyung has now been quoted as saying that maintaining growth of above 6 percent is going to be very difficult against what he calls the backdrop of a complicated international situation now let's bring in joins us from singapore and i hope you can hear me our consul right now how did markets react to this double whammy well needless to say it was among asian markets took it very hot it was read all across the board except for taiwan and of course japan that close for a holiday today so there was there was no movement over there but yes it was writ all across the board today in the asian markets where we've heard the big asian economies are most vulnerable to this oil shock what are they doing what can they do to counteract these effects. well get hot in the coming days and weeks we'll see it we'll see a lot of a conservative ness from investors of traders on not expecting there to be a treat deal negotiated when trump and presidency meet next month early next month they also won't be a stimulus unlike the one we saw in europe just last week but that we may see we may see some k

after relegation from the premier league, they are currenrtly second bottom. cowley enjoyed great success with lincoln previously, taking them from non—league to league one in three years. we respect that the club enjoyed two yea rs we respect that the club enjoyed two years in the premier league, but the reality is that we are now a championship club and we are now right at the bottom in the relegation place in the championship, so i think that we'll have to be really aware of where the clu b have to be really aware of where the club is at and if you can be really aware of where the club is at, and you can be clear on the vision and where you would like to take the club, once you have got the start point and now the destination, then putting the stepping stones in place become that much clearer. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. all the build—up under to the england match tonight. we will have more on after a night after let's go back to westminster for more reaction abou

to the men's premier league eddie had stadium. this is a little bit bigger, it's got a capacity of 55,000. a fitting venue then for such a historic location. the question is, will it pull in the fans? it's really important that, you know, you get a good cloud and there, otherwise it's empty, and solis. it's not great for the players. so as long

league kyung has now been quoted as saying that maintaining growth of above 6 percent is going to be very difficult against what he calls the backdrop of a complicated international situation now let's bring in a hangar who joins us from singapore. i hope you can hear me our consul right now how did markets react to this double whammy well needless to say it was asian markets took it very hot it was read all across the board except for taiwan and of course japan they're close for a holiday today so there was there was no movement over there but yes it was writ all across the board today in the asian markets where we've heard the big asian economies are most vulnerable to this oil shock what are they doing what can they do to contract these effects. well get hot in the coming days and weeks we'll see it we'll see a lot of a conservative ness from investors of traders on not expecting there to be a treat deal negotiated when trump and presidency meet next month early next month they also won't be a stimulus unlike the one we saw in europe just last week but that we may see we may see s

the city legends went 2—1 down thanks to this goal from robin van persie, playing for a premier league all star 11. plenty of former man united players in action for them. but benjani got the equaliser ten minutes from time which ensured kompany had plenty to smile about at the end. europe and the united states are stepping up their preparations for the solheim cup which begins at gleneagles on friday. the european team will be hoping to regain the trophy with captain catriona matthew saying it would be the greatest moment of her career if they were able to win it in her home country of scotland. but the united states are the favourites. from gleneagles, here's our reporter sarah mulkerrins. there is no doubt that team usa have the pedigree in this cup. they have one ten additions to your‘s five, and coming here as favourites, but the big question for this edition of this solheim cop is going to be the fa ct this solheim cop is going to be the fact that they have so many first timers. there are six rookies in tea m timers. there are six rookies in team usa, that is half of their team

plenty on offer for both teams in the night's premier league match, one hoping to climb out of the bottom three, the other seeking to break into the top three in the end. aston villa manage their task but might have had more on what proved to bea might have had more on what proved to be a goalless night against west ham at villa park. nick parrott reports. when the lights come on, aston villa raised their game. their only league win of the season came only league win of the season came ona only league win of the season came on a friday night against everton. wesley was the hero then but he couldn't quite rise to the occasion at home to west ham united. villa spent big in the summer but spent in the bottom three at the start of the day and something doesn't quite seem right, they were causing more problems than the opposition, the ar checked this incident between el ghazi and tyrone mings but took no action. moments later el ghazi was fortu nate action. moments later el ghazi was fortunate again to be able to continue, eventually recovering from this clash. villa's hopes of getting a resul

league kyung has now been quoted as saying that maintaining growth of above 6 percent is going to be very difficult against what he calls the backdrop of a complicated international situation now let's bring in joins us from singapore. i hope you can hear me our consul right now how did markets react to this double whammy well needless to say it was among asian markets took it very hot it was red all across the board except for taiwan and of course japan that close for holiday today so there was there was no movement over there but yes it was writ all across the board today in the asian markets where we've heard the big asian economies are most vulnerable to this oil shock what are they doing what can they do to counteract these effects. well get hot in the coming days and weeks we'll see though we'll see a lot of a conservative ness from investors of traders on not expecting there to be a treat deal negotiated when trump and presidency meet next month early next month they also won't be a stimulus unlike the one we saw in europe just last week but that we may see we may see some kin

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mientras tanto liverpool continÚa su paso perfecto de la premier league. cinco juego ganado para afianzarse en la tabla. el conjunto venciÓ 3-1 gracias a un doblete. y limitaciones para que el marte no se pierda el regreso de la uefa champions league. lo tenemos en nuestras pantallas. fÉlix: y en ocasiones el trÁfico por carretera se convierte en una pesadillacon alto riesgo de accidentes parece que en el aire puede ocurrir lo mismo. asÍ lo muestra este vÍdeo donde tres atletas que volaban en alas delta chocan entre sÍ. arantxa: sucediÓ sobre un bosque de canadÁ. y meta dos de los deportistas salieron ilesosel tercero se estrella contra la copa de un Árbol. estuvo un par de horas allÍ hasta que lo rescataron y afortunadamente sÓlo sufrió algunos rasguÑos. fÉlix: muy afortunados. arantxa: nos vemos

league could chang in the capital beijing michael also aims to strengthen business ties with china during her trip. wildfires in northeastern australia have forced the evacuation of hundreds of people and destroyed a number of homes with strong winds and dry conditions expected to continue over the coming days authorities say it could take a week to get the fires under control. about 60 pilot whales have stranded themselves on a beach in iceland the animals gone trapped in the shallows of a rocky seaweed covered part of the coast that was spotted by hikers in a rescue group is trying to push the whales back out to sea. well hurricane dorian is speeding towards canada after making landfall in the u.s. states of north and south carolina for cost is expected to bring hurricane force winds to part of nova scotia late on saturday it's already left a trail of devastation in the bahamas thousands of people have been fleeing the islands by boat planing cruise ship to escape the catastrophic off them off of the storm the death toll is now at $43.00 but it is expected to grow significantly. up in s