disappointment for norwich on their return but including brentford last night, six of the first seven premier league matches this season have all been home wins. our reporterjoe lynskeyjoins me now to talk through the rest of the day's action, on the whole it's been a good day for home supporters? so many emotions for those returning fans this afternoon back in premier league stadiums after so long away. it's been 18 months of waiting for most of these supporters — so there was noise, there were tears as their teams emerged, including at leicester where the last capacity top flight match took place in march 2020. there was a tribute to the late graham taylor at watford in a match between two clubs he used to manage, and at chelsea they welcomed back the european champions to stamford bridge, while crystal palace welcomed their new manager patrick vieira, who as a player at arsenal never lost to chelsea. but his time as a manager in england started with defeat. chelsea dominant from the start in this match, winning 3—0 — alonso, pulisic, and the young english midfielder trevoh ch

that norwich against liverpool, back in the premier league.— norwich against liverpool, back in the premier league. that kicks off at 5:30pm _ there are three matches under way in the scottish league cup, all three o'clock kick—offs. livingstone, who reached the final before losing to winners stjohnstone last season, are at home to st mirren. dundee host motherwell and dundee united are away to ayr. there was a dramatic comeback in the championship, where peterborough snatched victory from derby at the weston homes stadium. wayne rooney might have thought he'd overcome derby's problems, brought about by their finances and transfer embargo, when substitute jack stretton put his side ahead. but peterborough pounced in 11 minutes of added time with goals from substitutes harrison burrows, and then siriki dembele, to take all three points. wild celebrations. peterborough take all three points. next to the cricket — joe root�*s been at it again, inspiring england on day three of the second test against india at lords. england lostjonny bairstow just after lunch, but not before he'd hit 57.

manchester city are out of the blocks as jack grealish gets his goal with a thunping win over norwich at the etihad. hello and thanks forjoining us. and after 66 matches, it all comes down to the two games that really matter. the finals of cricket's newest tournament — the hundred. both the men's and women's taking place at lords today — for the latter — an historic day — the first ever domestic women's final at this famous ground. it was southern brave vs oval invincibles. did fortune favour the brave or were the invincibles unstoppable? stuart pollitt reports. going out with a bang. lord's hadn't seen anything like this before. notjust the music and the fireworks. but — after two centuries — the hundred became the first female domestic final held at the home of cricket.the oval invincibles were put in to bat by favourites southern brave who dominated the group stage. dane van niekerk soon found her range — she top scored with 26. marizanne kapp matched van niekerk�*s score — her late blows lifted the invincibles to 121—6.dani wyatt came out arms whirring to begin

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norwich play bournemouth, brentford host forest green rovers, brighton travel to cardiff, everton go to huddersfield. leeds host crewe. there's an all—premier league affair bewteen watford and crystal palace, and wolves are at forest who are really struggling in the championship. let's catch up with some of the other sports news for you. a fall for primoz roglic during stage ten of the vuelta means that he has lost the red jersey to 0dd christian eiking. roglic has moved down to third. the stage was won by michael storer of team dsm — that's his second stage win of this years race. there's an exciting finish to the second test injamaica, west indies chasing an unlikely target of 329 for victory on the final day against pakistan. they are currently 113—5. denmark captain simon kjaer and the medical team that saved christian eriksen's life when he suffered a cardiac arrest during the european championship have received the uefa president's award. it's been 12 days since the british sprinter cj ujah was provisionally suspended. he returned a positive drugs test at the olympic game

liverpool fans have been given a boost ahead of their first match at norwich tomorrow. talisman virgil van dyk, who missed most of last season through injury, has signed a new contract with the club. the defender�*s extended his stay until the summer of 2025. van dijk only played five league games last season because of an knee injury. he's followed trent alexander—arnold, fabinho, and alisson in signing new deals with the club this summer. so this is what there is to look forward to this weekend. liverpool's first game of the season sees them travel to norwich in saturday's late game. the lunchtime kick off is at old trafford where manchester united take on leeds, there are five 3pm games, including super cup winners chelsea taking on crystal palace in what'll be patrick viera's first game as a premier league manager. it's delicately poised in the second test between england and india after day two at lords. india were all out for 361! — the man who only passed a late fitness test, jimmy anderson, taking five wickets. but england's reply didn't exactly go to plan

born in norwich, lives as a wealthy merchant in new haven. and he is beginning his communication, one of the common misunderstanding is that his trader's activities are confined to september of 1780. it had been going on for 16 months. it goes on for 16 months. this portrait to the right is the only known proven portrait of benedict arnold from life, all the other portraits are based off this one or fakes. this was done by french portrait painter while he was military governor in philadelphia. and washington is lafayette hamilton and henry knox and others at the hartford conference at jeremiah wadsworth's house in downtown hartford conferring with the french general and his -- this is september of 1780. it's the same stretch of time, those three days. it's around like 21st, 22nd, 23rd. the same 22nd is when alexander hamilton, benedict arnold rather is meeting with john andre, aka john anderson, and they are meeting south of west point. it's on the same day. so uncanny timing. after that conference in hartford washington is returning with ham

major general benedict arnold is of course connecticut, born in norwich. he's living as a wealthy merchant new haven. he is beginning his communication, with a common of misunderstanding is that his traitorous activities are all confined to september of 1780. that is not the case. it actually had been going on for 16 months, beginning in the may of 79 which is just a month after arnold had fallen in love and married peggy shipment. it goes on for 16 months. this portrait to the right is the only known proven portrait of benedict arnold from life. okay. all the other portraits are seeing are based off of this one, or simply are just fakes. they're not actually of benedict arnold. this is done by french painter while, he was military governor in philadelphia. lafayette, hamilton, henry knox there at the hartford conference. in downtown hartford, conferring for three days with general, french general russian bow. and his right to do. this is in 1780. same stretch of time, those three days. it's around the 21st, 22nd, 23rd. the same 22nd is when alexander hami

city went 1—0 up when a ferran torres effort went in off norwich goalkeeper tim krul. two — zero at the moment. everton take on leeds united at elland road. crystal palace face newly promoted brentford, who had a brilliant start to their campaign, beating arsenal last weekend. and aston villa host newcastle. the efl is back under way — there's a bumper afternoon of action — the first of 11 games in the championship saw queens park rangers host barnsley. unbeaten qpr maintained that record but only thanks to charlie austin's injury time equaliser. barnsley had gone 2—0 up in the first half but rangers battled back to earn a point, austin converting in stoppage time to make it 2—2. just two games in the scottish premiership today. celtic are now two to the good against st mirren — liel abada with both goals. st mirren are also down to ten men. and bottom of the table livingston are playing motherwell. the third round is well underway at the aig women's open in carnoustie and it's rather changeable at the top of that leaderboard. a hat—trick of birdies for y

and three or four months after he went to an apothecary at norwich and bought some rats bane with which to a supposed the woman he had a fancy for poisoned his wife. so the murder of metabol smith was a crime of passion, but if backus is report is to be trusted then the perpetrators were motivated by a kind of religious passion born of the riotous revivals and ecclesiastical controversies that american religious historians have called the first great awakening and so we might properly think of this fascinating case of death by pancakes as a forgotten chapter in the history of early american evangelicalism. in my remarks this afternoon all situate the murder of mehetto bell smith within a series of adultery scandals involving the controversial practice of what people at the time called internal marriage or marriage in the new covenant and that more recent historians have termed spiritual. whiffery. then i'll sketch the popular theology that underwrote these incidents. in order to make sense of the smith murder as more than an active irrational madness will need to ask how men caught up i

mo salah makes history as liverpool win at new boys norwich. five star performance — bruno fernandez hits a hat trick as manchester united hammer leeds. and another stunning century from joe root powers england on day three of the second test against india at lords. welcome along, thanks forjoining us on this opening weekend of the premier league season. fans are back, in both home and away ends, and that saturday feeling has returned. seven premier league games today, all with their own fascinating sub—plots, but we begin with today's early match at old trafford, as manchester united put on a show, beating rivals leeds united by five goals to one as patrick gearey reports: two uniteds sharply divided. if you wanted a game that highlighted the difference having a capacity crowd makes, here it was. a chance to follow the expectation with this goal. the reaction a long time coming. the man coming onto the ball is in their right back, luke ayling. absolute mayhem. commentator: there's an early contender for goal of the month. what a moment, bu

and manchester city are out of the blocks as jack grealish gets his goal with a thunping win over norwich at the etihad. hello and thanks forjoining us. and after 66 matches, it all comes down to the two games that really matter. the finals of cricket's newest tournament — the hundred. both the men's and women's taking place at lords today — for the latter— an historic day — the first ever domestic women's final at this famous ground. it was southern brave vs oval invincibles — did fortune favour the brave or were the invincibles unstoppable? stuart pollitt reports. going out with a bang. lord's hadn't seen anything like this before.notjust the music and the fireworks. but — after two centuries — the hundred became the first female domestic final held at the home of cricket. the oval invincibles were put in to bat by favourites southern brave who dominated the group stage. dane van niekerk soon found her range —she top scored with 26. marizanne kapp matched van niekerk�*s score — her late blows lifted the invincibles to i2i—6.dani wyatt came out arms whirring to begi

but eastern areas in the southeast should, at the very least, stay bright and actually quite warm in norwich, up to 2a — that's because, ahead of weather fronts, we quite often have a southerly wind that's strengthening the breeze — not strong, just a light summer breeze keeping those temperatures high enough. now, the weather front moves through the uk on thursday, but notice there's hardly any rain on the weather front, it's literallyjust a line of cloud. that will introduce just slightly fresher conditions to western areas here, but staying warm in the southeast, up to around 2li—25 celsius. but in the northwest, closer to the centre of the low pressure, it will stay wet and, at times, windy. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... a code red for humanity — the un warns in a landmark report that human activity is changing the climate in unprecedented and sometimes irreversible ways. the world listened, but didn't hear. the world listened, but it didn't act strongly enough and as a result of climate change, its a problem that is her

liverpool fans have been given a boost ahead of their first match at norwich tomorrow. talisman virgil van dyk, who missed most of last season through injury, has signed a new contract with the club. the defender�*s extended his stay until the summer of 2025. van dijk only played five league games last season because of an knee injury. he's followed trent alexander—arnold, fabinho, and alisson in signing new deals with the club this summer. so this is what there is to look forward to this weekend. liverpool's first game of the season sees them travel to norwich in saturday's late game. the lunchtime kick off is at old trafford where manchester united take on leeds, there are five 3pm games, including super cup winners chelsea taking on crystal palace in what'll be patrick viera's first game as a premier league manager. it's delicately poised in the second test between england and india after day two at lords. india were all out for 364 — the man who only passed a late fitness test, jimmy anderson, taking five wickets. but england's reply didn't exactly go to plan

also today — aston villa drew i—i with brentford, and leicester won away at norwich, who are also still without a point so far. in the championship, fulham have extended their lead at the top of the table after beating stoke 3—0 at craven cottage. and in the early kick—off nottingham forest claimed their first point of the season, but they had to come from behind at derby after tom lawrence thumped the hosts into the lead. but brennanjohnson equalised with eight minutes remaining in the game to clinch the draw and relieve some of the pressure on manager chris hughton. queens park rangers are keeping up with the leaders, fulham — they go second, after beating coventry 2—0. reading's poor start continues. they were beaten 4—0 by huddersfield — who go fourth. elsewhere, wins for bristol city, preston and millwall. west brom kick off against peterborough in a few minutes — a win and they go level at the top. both the edinburgh sides are the early leaders in the scottish premiership. hearts and hibs both won 2—0 today — against dundee united and livingston respectively. ran

if norwich can come back it will make it three newly promoted wins out of three. there was a dramatic comeback in the championship where peterborough snatched victory from derby at the weston homes stadium. wayne rooney might have thought he'd overcome derby's problems — brought about by their finances and transfer embargo — when substitute jack stretton put his side ahead. but peterborough pounced in eleven minutes worth of added time with goals from substitutes harrison burrows and then siriki dembele to take all three points. only two games into the championship season and none of the 2a teams have a perfect record anymore. fulham re the very early leaders after a thumping 5—1 win at huddersfield. qpr also winning on the road — 3—0 at hull city and bournemouth, relegated last season, got their first win with a 2—1 victory at nottingham forest. you can see all the other results on a busy day in the efl on the bbc sport website. no scottish premiership action today, but there were three games in the second round of league cup. livingstone, who reached

manchester city looked very impressive as well today, a full house at the end he had as well and norwich, promoted to the premier league this season, have started with defeats against liverpool and a hammering by manchester city earlier on today with pep rhodiola very, very happy because there was lots of talk last week when they lost to tottenham about how they couldn't score any goals but tim krul got the opener, own goal, beforejack grealish scored. then st, opener, own goal, before jack grealish scored. then st, sterling and mahrez. everyone mentioning harry kane that no one mentioning gabrieljesus to set up three of the five goals and a man of the match performance and definitely impressed as manager. knew one person who deserve respect and a prize and everything is him because he has never complained. he is one of the reasons why you wake up is one of the reasons why you wake up in the morning, go to work is to see this type of player, this type of human being. his mum and dad have to be so proud to have a person like him who can play a striker, left, right and always what the team

also today, aston villa drew 1—1 with brentford, and leicester won away at norwich, who are also still without a point so far. in the championship, fulham have extended their lead at the top of the table after beating stoke 3—0 at craven cottage. and in the early kick—off nottingham forest claimed their first point of the season, but they had to come from behind at derby after tom lawrence thumped the hosts into the lead — but brennanjohnson equalised with eight minutes reaining in the game to clinch the draw and relieve some of the pressure on manager chris hughton. queens park rangers are keeping up with the leaders, fulham — they go 2nd, after beating coventry 2—0. reading's poorform continues. they were beaten 4—0 by huddersfield — who go fourth. elsewhere, wins for bristol city, preston and millwall. both the edinburgh sides are the early leaders in the scottish premiership. hearts and hibs both won 2—0 today — against dundee united and livingston respectively. rangers and celtic play in the old firm derby tomorrow lunchtime. to drama now in qualifying for the be

league side against bournemc after norwich against bournemouth and after the restart. not looking great for new cherries manager scott parker. everton had just gone a goal up parker. everton had just gone a goal up will stop after three years out, dawid malan returns to the england test side for the third test against india at headingley, which starts tomorrow. the yorkshire batsman was recalled to the side after opener dom sibley was dropped and england's overall batting performance was heavily criticised. malan says he is confident in his form after an impressive spell in the white ball game — but he wants to prove his worth in the longer format. i know i can play test cricket the last time i wasn't as consistent as i should've been. that last time i wasn't as consistent as i should've been.— i should've been. at the time you could drop _ i should've been. at the time you could drop us _ i should've been. at the time you could drop us a _ i should've been. at the time you could drop us a lot _ i should've been. at the time you could drop us a lot of emotion . i s

elsewhere, norwich thrashed bournemouth 6—0, not a great result for new cherries manager scott parker. premier league new boys brentford had to come from a goal behind — but they beat forest green rovers 3—1. everton held on to beat huddersfield town 2—1, despite being down to 10 men. and four matches went to penalities — oldham, wigan, cheltenham town and wycombe wonderers all progressing. the premier league says its clubs have "reluctantly but unanimously" decided not to release players for matches in red—list countries during september's international break. it comes after liverpool said yesterday that the were not going to let mo salah travel to egypt for next month's world cup qualifier. the 10—day quarantine rules would apply to nearly 60 players from 19 clubs who are due to travel to 26 red—list countries. a club—versus—country row could now develop and fifa could sanction clubs for not releasing players. after three years out, dawid malan returns to the england test side for the third test against india at headingley, which starts tomorrow. the yorkshire bats

but eastern areas in the southeast should, at the very least, stay bright and actually quite warm in norwich, up to 24 — that's because, ahead of weather fronts, we quite often have a southerly wind that's strengthening the breeze — not strong, just a light summer breeze keeping those temperatures high enough. now, the weather front moves through the uk on thursday, but notice there's hardly any rain on the weather front, it's literallyjust a line of cloud. that will introduce just slightly fresher conditions to western areas here, but staying warm in the southeast, up to around 24—25 celsius. but in the northwest, closer to the centre of the low pressure, it will stay wet and, at times, windy. this is bbc news, i'm david eades. our top stories. a code red for humanity — a major un report warns that human activity is changing the earth's climate in unprecedented and sometimes irreversible ways. the world listened, but didn't hear. but it didn't act strongly enough. and as a result, climate change is a problem that is here now. nobody is safe and it is getting worse faster. feeling th

but eastern areas in the southeast should, at the very least, stay bright and actually quite warm in norwich, up to 2a — that's because, ahead of weather fronts, we quite often have a southerly wind that's strengthening the breeze — not strong, just a light summer breeze keeping those temperatures high enough. now, the weather front moves through the uk on thursday, but notice there's hardly any rain on the weather front, it's literallyjust a line of cloud. that will introduce just slightly fresher conditions to western areas here, but staying warm in the southeast, up to around 211—25 celsius. but in the northwest, closer to the centre of the low pressure, it will stay wet and, welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. a code red for humanity — the un warns in a landmark report that human activity is changing the climate in unprecedented and sometimes irreversible ways. the world is littered but didn't heal. the world is littered but it did not act strongly enough. as a result, climate change is a problem thatis climate change is a probl

but eastern areas and the southeast should, at the very least, stay bright and actually quite warm in norwich, up to 2a — that's because, ahead of weather fronts, we quite often have a southerly wind that's strengthening the breeze — not strong, just a light summer breeze keeping those temperatures high enough. now, the weather front moves through the uk on thursday, but notice there's hardly any rain on the weather front, it's literallyjust a line of cloud. that will introduce just slightly fresher conditions to western areas here, but staying warm in the southeast, up to around 211—25 celsius. but in the northwest, close to the centre of the low pressure, it'll stay wet and at times windy. this is bbc news. the headlines: the un has sounded a dire warning that climate change is unfolding more quickly than feared and humanity is almost entirely to blame. it says ongoing emissions could also see a key temperature limit broken injust over a decade. a thousand more firefighters have joined efforts to tackle wildfires raging in parts of california, including the second largest in the us st

a lot like the one in the will of center in norwich. one thousands of people on the outskirts of athens have been forced to leave their homes as a wildfire moves closer. more than 500 firefighters are trying to contain that blaze in an industrial area in a suburb of the greek capital, temperatures of more than 40 degrees celsius on dry, when to found the flames of more than 100 separate fires. the bas robbie isn't athens with more air drops of water put out fires about 100 meters in this direction and where we drove up behind us fires are rekindling there. and that really is the fear now that the fires that had been put out because of the extreme heat, are now rekindling in the same places that the firefighters that you just saw behind me were fighting those blazes just 24 hours ago. and it seems that the optimism of this morning that officials had hoped this fire could be put out in a matter of hours that has certainly faded in the fear. now, is it that rekindling is going to get worse? hot weather, also driving huge fires in italy, to

but eastern areas in the southeast should, at the very least, stay bright and actually quite warm in norwich, up to 2a — that's because, ahead of weather fronts, we quite often have a southerly wind that's strengthening the breeze — not strong, just a light summer breeze keeping those temperatures high enough. now, the weather front moves through the uk on thursday, but notice there's hardly any rain on the weather front, it's literallyjust a line of cloud. that will introduce just slightly fresher conditions to western areas here, but staying warm in the southeast, up to around 211—25 celsius. but in the northwest, closer to the centre of the low pressure, it will stay wet and, at times, windy. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm ben boulos. a thousand firefighters from across europe battle the wildfires in greece. as the blazes enter a second week; an apology from the country's prime minister. translation: prime minister. in many cases we have done what is humanly possible, but in many cases it was not enough. virginia roberts, a

and your old club norwich were _ huge difference. and your old club norwich were promoted _ huge difference. and your old club norwich were promoted to - huge difference. and your old club norwich were promoted to the - huge difference. and your old club norwich were promoted to the top flight this season, chris, will they stay up this time round? i flight this season, chris, will they stay up this time round?- stay up this time round? i think it's auoin stay up this time round? i think it's going to _ stay up this time round? i think it's going to be _ stay up this time round? i think it's going to be difficult, - stay up this time round? i think it's going to be difficult, i - stay up this time round? i think it's going to be difficult, i think| it's going to be difficult, i think they— it's going to be difficult, i think they are — it's going to be difficult, i think they are going to finish 17th. i think— they are going to finish 17th. i think the _ they are going to finish 17th. i think the manager has done a brilliant —

but eastern areas in the southeast should, at the very least, stay bright and actually quite warm in norwich, up to 2a — that's because, ahead of weather fronts, we quite often have a southerly wind that's strengthening the breeze — not strong, just a light summer breeze keeping those temperatures high enough. now, the weather front moves through the uk on thursday, but notice there's hardly any rain on the weather front, it's literallyjust a line of cloud. that will introduce just slightly fresher conditions to western areas here, but staying warm in the southeast, up to around 211—25 celsius. but in the northwest, closer to the centre of the low pressure, it will stay wet and, at times, windy. we will have a headlines and all the news stories at the top of the hour straight after this programme. hello. no, don't adjust your set — this is the media show on the bbc. but that theme tune to news at 10 and the famous bongs are part of our popular culture, along with the high angle sweep across london over the rooftops along the thames to meet the face of big ben. all that is part of the

and another title contender had a strong start to liverpool, made light work of motor side norwich. the 3 now victory included this school from home and fellow became the 1st player in premier league history. the 4 in 5 consecutive opening weekend of the season was a good game, was not the sensational by game which we played already in few moments in the past. but really good and really mature and read a professional. so i'm really happy about this start and that's korean and use it. dennis now in topsy, daniel, madame of russia, is through the final and the canadian opened in toronto. he breathed through his last 4 match against john is nor e 6 foot pen, american, known for his big serv. get past 25 year old. mad madame, who beat him in? drink that 6 to 6 by good will faith wiley in the finals up to the american pulled off the big upside again. greek 3rd scene stefano pike rang 32nd in the world, needed more than 2 and a half hours to finish off the trip. as in 3, ending his tor leading 45 victory. here were on the women's tour in montreal. number 14, carolyn plesk about the rena d

but eastern areas in the southeast should, at the very least, stay bright and actually quite warm in norwich, up to 2a — that's because, ahead of weather fronts, we quite often have a southerly wind that's strengthening the breeze — not strong, just a light summer breeze keeping those temperatures high enough. now, the weather front moves through the uk on thursday, but notice there's hardly any rain on the weather front, it's literallyjust a line of cloud. that will introduce just slightly fresher conditions to western areas here, but staying warm in the southeast, up to around 211—25 celsius. but in the northwest, closer to the centre of the low pressure, it will stay wet and, at times, windy. this is bbc news. the headlines: the un has sounded a dire warning that climate change is unfolding more quickly than feared and humanity is almost entirely to blame. it says ongoing emissions could also see a key temperature limit broken injust over a decade. it comes as people are forced leave their homes in parts it comes as people are forced to leave their homes in parts of greece and in ca

but eastern areas and the southeast should, at the very least, stay bright and actually quite warm in norwich, up to 24 — that's because, ahead of weather fronts, we quite often have a southerly wind that's strengthening the breeze — not strong, just a light summer breeze keeping those temperatures high enough. now, the weather front moves through the uk on thursday, but notice there's hardly any rain on the weather front, it's literallyjust a line of cloud. that will introduce just slightly fresher conditions to western areas here, but staying warm in the southeast, up to around 24—25 celsius. but in the northwest, close to the centre of the low pressure, it'll stay wet and at times windy. this is bbc news, the headlines: the un has sounded a dire warning that climate change is unfolding more quickly than feared and humanity is almost entirely to blame. it says ongoing emissions could also see a key temperature limit broken injust over a decade. raging wildfires are continuing to burn on greece's second largest island — evia. the blazes are now entering their second week after the mo

but eastern areas in the southeast should, at the very least, stay bright and actually quite warm in norwich, up to 2a — that's because, ahead of weather fronts, we quite often have a southerly wind that's strengthening the breeze — not strong, just a light summer breeze keeping those temperatures high enough. now, the weather front moves through the uk on thursday, but notice there's hardly any rain on the weather front, it's literallyjust a line of cloud. that will introduce just slightly fresher conditions to western areas here, but staying warm in the southeast, up to around 211—25 celsius. but in the northwest, closer to the centre of the low pressure, it will stay wet and, at times, windy. this welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades. our top stories. a code red for humanity — a major un report warns that human activity is changing the earth's climate in unprecedented and sometimes irreversible ways. the world listened, but didn't hear. but it didn't act strongly enough. and as a result, climate change is a problem that is here now. nobody is safe and it is getting worse faster. a

but eastern areas in the southeast should, at the very least, stay bright and actually quite warm in norwich, up to 2a — that's because, ahead of weather fronts, we quite often have a southerly wind that's strengthening the breeze — not strong, just a light summer breeze keeping those temperatures high enough. now, the weather front moves through the uk on thursday, but notice there's hardly any rain on the weather front, it's literallyjust a line of cloud. that will introduce just slightly fresher conditions to western areas here, but staying warm in the southeast, up to around 2a—25 celsius. but in the northwest, closer to the centre of the low pressure, it will stay wet and, at times, windy. we will have the headlines and all the news stories at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after a hard talk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. in pakistan, journalists who ask awkward questions of people in power need to watch their backs. in the last year, there have been a string of attacks on reporters. the perpetrators remain unknown and unpunished. the government insis

and another title container had a strong start. liverpool made light work of promoted side, norwich. the 3 mill victory included this goals from mohamad solid, who became the 1st player and primarily history to score in 5 consecutive opening weekends of the season. game was not the sensational big game, which we played already in few moments in the past, but really good and really mature and really professional. so i'm really happy about this start and that's carry on and use it bar salon. a coach, ronald come in is urged his players to move on. following the departure of leonor messy, they start their season at home on sunday. and fans will finally be allowed back in the stadium bars that have not played in front of home supporters for almost a year and a half. it won't be capacity crowd though, because stadiums in spain are still limited to 30 percent capacity. and that i wish the lord also this is painful for bosses. supporters. i understand because of all what messy has done for this club. and the type of player he is we're talking about missing him because he's such an important

and another title container had a strong start. liverpool made light work of promoted side norwich. the 3 no victory included this school from homicide, who became the 1st player in premier lee history to score in 5 consecutive opening weekend. barcelona coach. ronald coleman has urged his players to move on. following the departure of leonor messy, they start their season at home on sunday, which also marks the return of fans or so haven't played in front of home supporters for almost a year and a half. it won't be a capacity crowd because stadiums in spain are limited to 30 percent of full attendance. and that i wish the laura so this is painful for bosses. supporters. i understand because of all what messy has done for this club and the type of player he is, we're talking about missing him because he's such an important player in the history of barcelona. but i think we must not live thinking in the past, and these things happen. people change clubs or young players very promising for the future. that's why i'm happy with the team. we have real madrid coach carlo and lottie says

million man, jack grealish, scored on his home debut as the premier league champions beat newly promoted norwich city 5—0. also today, aston villa beat newcastle 2—0. brighton won again. that's two wins from two games, their best start to a premier league season. it was 0—0 between crystal palace and brentford. leeds united and everton drew 2—2 and liverpool beat burnley 2—0 at anfield. jurgen klopp's side also with two wins out of two. celtic are top of the scottish premiership for the first time in a year after thrashing st mirren 6—0. st mirren were down to ten men afterjust 19 minutes and celtic took full advatange, with david turnbull scoring his first career hat—trick. and motherwell beat livingston 2—1. golf, and 21—year—old scottish amateur louise duncan is just two shots off the leaders after day three of the women's open, the fifth and final major of the season. duncan birdied the last hole for a round of 68. the co—leaders are sweden's anna nordquist and denmark's nanna koerstz madsen on 9 under par. and you can watch double olympic medallist alex yee competing i

transfer fee of a $139000000.00 city recovered from last week's opening loss, crushing promoted side, norwich, 5. now that is always the consequence. how many would things we have dawn assume we are not. you know what top are still we need many things to do. but every day and every week we training together we are together again. refresh. whole yeah. so yeah . was really good. happy for that. and how about this goal for mass and villa striker danny, in that strike opened, the scoring against newcastle villa went on to a record to nail victory and their 1st win of the season. let's look at some other matches from saturday leads, and everton shared the points scoreless between crystal palace and brentford. while brightened recorded a to know when over watford, several countries are struggling to get to the paralympic games and tokyo for their athletes to compete for pacific island nations have withdrawn from the games due to travel restrictions. and afghan sands competitors had to pull out for safety reasons, saying that they were unable to find a secure way to leave the country. and on top of

and the temperature's around 18 celsius in norwich, we'll probably get into the low 20s just across some western parts of the uk. so a quiet week ahead, and the quiet weather's expected to last into the weekend and probably into the we'll probably get into the low 20s just across some western parts of the uk. so a quiet week ahead, and the quiet weather's expected to last into the weekend and probably into the bank holiday weekend. and it looks as though that high pressure is in no hurry to budge. bye— bye. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the this is outside source. taliban is saying the afghar are the taliban is saying the afghans are no longer allowed to go to the airport in kabul. bear in mind, thousands of that are still trying to leave the country. also a taliban spokesperson has repeated their demand that all foreign forces are out of afghanistan by next tuesday. translation:— out of afghanistan by next tuesday. translation: they can take all the --eole translation: they can take all the eo - le that translation: they can take all the people that belong _ transla

norwich yet to pick up a point, they lost 2—1 at home to leicester. west ham against palace was 2—2. it's been really busy in the bundesliga as well, bayer leverkusen are top of the table after a 4—1 win over augsburg. also wins for cologne and mainz, freiburg are second after beating stuttgart 3—2, while defending champions bayern munich beat hertha berlin 5—0. in spain, real madrid are in action against real betis 110w. it's still 0-0. celta vigo lost 1—0 at home to athletic bilbao. in italy, juventus have started life without cristiano ronaldo against empoli, and they are losing 1—0. fiorentina are beating torino. england's cricketers have levelled the test series against india after a huge win in the third test. they bowled india out by lunch on day four to win by an innings and 76 runs. the series now stands at 1—1 with two to play. extremely proud and it shows the character in the dressing room, four players to be able to take a loss like that and come back and play and such a clinical performance shows a huge amount of what the gr

record transfer fee of $139000000.00 city recovered from last week's opening la, crushing promoted side, norwich, 5 mill. there was always the consequence. how many good things we have done a seal. we are not in our top or still we need many things to do. but every day and every week we training together we are together again. refresh. who are so yeah, was really good. happy for that. and how about this goal from aston villa striker danny inc, that strike open the scoring against new castle villa went on to score a to mil victory and their 1st one of the season. well in other matches on saturday leaves and everton shared the points scoreless between crystal palace and brentford . while brighton recorded a to know when over watford and tennessee women's world number one, ashley bardy is through to her 6 final of the year, reaching the decider in cincinnati. the australian was too strong for 3 time grand slam champion angela kerber. 6275 party has won a tour leading $39.00 matches this year. the women's open championship is the final golf major of the year in sweden's, anna norquist, power to the

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liverpool beat norwich 3—0. to the second test at lords, where england have a first innings lead against india thanks to captain joe root. england started day three on 119—3, with root on 48. at the close, he was unbeaten on 180, although england were bowled out for 391 with the final ball of the day — that's a lead of 27. new zealand have made a really stong start to the rugby championship, with a record win against australia at eden park. the all blacks ran in eight tries to win 57—22. that also means that they retain the bledisloe cup for the 19th consecutive year. this game also part of a three—test series between the two. new zealand won the first test last week. also in the rugby championship, south africa beat argentina. that's all the sport for now. some clinically vulnerable children in england are struggling to access a covid vaccine, nearly four weeks after they were added to the roll—out. 0ur health correspondent katharine da costa reports. where do they grow chicken? that is right, you cle

but eastern areas in the southeast should, at the very least, stay bright and actually quite warm in norwich, up to 24 — that's because, ahead of weather fronts, we quite often have a southerly wind that's strengthening the breeze — not strong, just a light summer breeze keeping those temperatures high enough. now, the weather front moves through the uk on thursday, but notice there's hardly any rain on the weather front, it's literallyjust a line of cloud. that will introduce just slightly fresher conditions to western areas here, but staying warm in the southeast, up to around 24—25 celsius. but in the northwest, closer to the centre of the low pressure, it will stay wet and, at times, windy. this is bbc news, i'm david eades. our top stories. a code red for humanity — a major un report warns that human activity is changing the earth's climate in unprecedented and sometimes irreversible ways. the world listened, but didn't hear. but it didn't act strongly enough. and as a result, climate change is a problem that is here now. nobody is safe and it is getting worse faster. feeling th

by indefnlts i wrote an article called "the six degrees of alexander hamilton and the huntingtons of norwich." and it's because my wife and i own the jedi huntington house. there's his portrait based by john trumble. jeddah's enslet on the right which went to auction a year ago. we attended the auction because we were looking at something else. we got blown out of the water. $26,000 for a pair of epaulets. we were like okay. . the hamilton that we know. there's so little that we know. there's so much that we focus on his accomplishments at treasury secretary, for the infamous duel. it's kind of like the titanic. we know how the story ends. he's going to be killed by aaron burr and then a few other things, you know. these so-called rumors about scandals and so forth, and a little bit about his military accomplishments so that's what we're focusing on today because that's what we do not know. here's a portrait by john trumble and like alexander hamilton john trumble at one point served as an aide to general george washington during the revolution. he served the shortest. he was there for three

liverpool fans have been given a boost ahead of their first match at norwich on saturday. talisman virgil van dyk who missed most of last season through injury has signed a new contract with the club. the defender has extended his stay until the summer of 2025. van dijk only played five league games last season because of an acl injury, but he's now followed trent alexander—arnold, fabinho and alisson in signing new deals with the club this summer. we are really happy that he is happy here _ we are really happy that he is happy here also_ we are really happy that he is happy here. also after that very difficult last year. — here. also after that very difficult last year, that he is back on track, trains_ last year, that he is back on track, trains with — last year, that he is back on track, trains with the team and prepares his hopefully very successful future at this _ his hopefully very successful future at this club. so yes, absolutely great _ at this club. so yes, absolutely great news. imagine if we had to buy this boy— great news. imagine if we had to buy thi

and vardy putting leicester one up v norwich. it was a stunning morning for englands bowlers as they skittled out india before lunch to take victory in the third test at headingley. the tourists had begun the day 139 runs behind but were soon in trouble as 0llie robinson took early wickets including that of virat kolhi. robisnon the pick of england's bowlers as he went on to dismiss rishab pant and then ishant sharma — his fifth wicket of the innings. craig 0verton wrapped things up as england won by an innings and 76 runs to level the series 1—1. extremely proud. it shows the character in the dressing room, four players to be able to take a loss like that, come back and put in such a clinical performance, it shows what the group is about. it can be a difficult place, test cricket, when it isn't going your way, and you have to be able to stand up and look at in the face and be ready to put yourself back out there under pressure and deliver and they have done exceptionally well this week. what a day it's been for paralympics g

but eastern areas in the southeast should, at the very least, stay bright and actually quite warm in norwich, up to 24 — that's because, ahead of weather fronts, we quite often have a southerly wind that's strengthening the breeze — not strong, just a light summer breeze keeping those temperatures high enough. now, the weather front moves through the uk on thursday, but notice there's hardly any rain on the weather front, it's literallyjust a line of cloud. that will introduce just slightly fresher conditions to western areas here, but staying warm in the southeast, up to around 24—25 celsius. but in the northwest, closer to the centre of the low pressure, it will stay wet and, at times, windy. official manchester city unveiling. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the us economy shows signs of bouncing back from the pandemic — but could labour shortage hit growth? more than a million teenagers get their exam results today — the results will be teacher—assessed. we take a look at what this means for their future employme

norwich—liverpool is the late game. there are three matches under way in the scottish league cup, all 3pm kick—offs. livingstone, who reached the final before losing to winners stjohnstone last season, lead st mirren by a goal to nil. there was a dramatic comeback in the championship where peterborough snatched victory from derby at the weston homes stadium. wayne rooney might have thought he'd overcome derby's problems — brought about by their finances and transfer embargo — when substitute jack stretton put his side ahead. but peterborough pounced in 11 minutes of added time with goals from substitutes harrison burrows, and then siriki dembele, to take all three points. another saturday, another century forjoe root, who has powered england again on day three of the second test against india at lords. he and jonny bairstow made a solid start to the day, their 117—run partnership coming to an end when bairstow was dismissed just after lunch, by mohammed siraj for 57. but the day belonging tojoe root, for the sec

but eastern areas in the southeast should, at the very least, stay bright and actually quite warm in norwich, up to 21t — that's because, ahead of weather fronts, we quite often have a southerly wind that's strengthening the breeze — not strong, just a light summer breeze keeping those temperatures high enough. now, the weather front moves through the uk on thursday, but notice there's hardly any rain on the weather front, it's literallyjust a line of cloud. that will introduce just slightly fresher conditions to western areas here, but staying warm in the southeast, up to around 21t—25 celsius. but in the northwest, closer to the centre of the low pressure, it will stay wet and, at times, windy. good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and jon kay. 0ur headlines this morning. it's a—level results day, and the number of top grades is expected to rise when students in england, wales and northern ireland get their results. i'm confident in myself and i think future employers will be that this year — given how exceptional it was — it's the best result and the best appr

temperatures overnight, but it is during the daytime where that breeze is really felt, from newcastle down to norwich. here at times quite cloudy. only 15, whereas further west in the high pressure here, lighter winds and more sunshine and temperatures around 23 in cardiff. the cold front out of the way, the high pressure, remember the low pressure there and are in that all mega blocks, the high pressure is here to stay. friday very little changes. areas of cloud going around in a high pressure depending on where the wind is going from but more or less the same, 17 stornoway to around 20 or so in london. a bit more of a breeze on the south—east on saturday. if there is anything like the run with there is anything like the run with the poor because, these showers here around the continent, just a possibility that over the weekend and into the bank all day they will creep a little bit closer to the kent coast for example, at this stage it is only a small, so it is set to remain dry. back to you. a reminder of our top story... the government says it will use �*every hour�* that's left to get peopl