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we need to focus on estonia, the next game. if we look ahead to northern ireland and gets to switch their land, so many will remember that world cup playoff —— against switzerland. back playoff -- against switzerland. back in 2018, a lot _ playoff -- against switzerland. back in 2018, a lot of — playoff —— against switzerland. e:c< in 2018, a lot of northern irish people will want to forget. if they lose, that probably is all about writing off their chances of qualifying for the world cup, but the problem is they've got to ask very important senior players missing for that game. johnny evans and patty mcnair are not playing, and patty mcnair are not playing, and josh maginnis. if we rewind three years, that 1—0 defeat. given against cory evans, switzerland went through to the world cup. stephen davis will tell you it's still stinging. probably one of the most difficult moments — probably one of the most difficult moments in — probably one of the most difficult moments in my— probably one of the most difficult

wales�*s game against estonia is already well under way. let's talk to our reporterjo currie. jo, let's start with an update on that wales match. bring us up—to—date. how are they doing? bring us up-to-date. how are they doinu ? , , ., bring us up-to-date. how are they doin. ? , , ., ., bring us up-to-date. how are they doinu? , , ., ., ., doing? they shot out of the box. four minutes _ doing? they shot out of the box. four minutes in, _ doing? they shot out of the box. four minutes in, poking - doing? they shot out of the box. four minutes in, poking into - doing? they shot out of the box. four minutes in, poking into the| doing? they shot out of the box. - four minutes in, poking into the box to go 1—0 up and i still believe they are 1—0 up. a reminder that wales have never qualified for a major tournament so two wins from two will be a wonderful start. this match is available to watch on bbc wales two and the website right now. 6—0 win for them against kazhakstan last week. england made a great start to the weigman years, beating north macedonia 8—0. not a bad s

wales are also on the road, they're in estonia following their 6—nil win over kazakhstan in llanelli on friday night. the wales boss gemma grainger has done her homework on the opposition by watching wales men draw 0—0 against estonia a few weeks ago. she says says the estonian women's team play with a similar formation andy murray has criticised former british tennis players for what he calls "wading in" during his career — and says he'll make sure he avoids doing the same to emma raducanu. murray said he "never really liked it" when former pros jumped in with advice or opinions after every win or loss. 18—year—old raducanu won the us open title on only her second grand slam appearance earlier this month — but murray says if she does ever want to talk, he will always be there on the end of the phone. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. you can keep across that women's cricket match in leicester. england stilljust cricket match in leicester. england still just three down. cricket match in leicester. england stilljus

when i was team played estonia last week. when i was at _ team played estonia last week. when i was at the _ team played estonia last week. when i was at the stadium, i was looking at the _ i was at the stadium, i was looking at the formation whether it be about four or— at the formation whether it be about four or about five but i do know they— four or about five but i do know they will— four or about five but i do know they will be organised and will not make _ they will be organised and will not make things easy for us. england�*s women have been struggling in the third one—dayer against new zealand at leicester�*s grace road. they were put into bat and were on the back foot from the start. both openers went cheaply, and captain heather knight also fell to the bowling of lea tahuhu. charlie dean was tahuhu�*s fifth wicket. at that stage, england were 78—7 offjust 22 overs. the one positive was katherine brunt. she dug in on her return to the side and was left stranded on 49 as england were bowled out for 178. new zealand are 38—2 in ten overs in reply

elsewhere, northern ireland beat estonia 1—0 in a friendly in tallinn. rotherham's shane ferguson with this belter to win the game. that belter to win the game. was enough to win the gar northern that was enough to win the game for northern ireland. now, it's been a gripping opening weekend of the women's super league season and it culminated today with two matches, and there was a thriller at the emirates. last season's champions and european finalists chelsea beaten by arsenal. 3—2 it finished and jess softley was watching. if there was ever a match to showcase women's football, this was it. over 8000 fans came to the emirates and what a show they got. spurred on by a lively home crowd, did not take long for arsenal to take the lead. clinical, precise. chelsea had plenty of chances, but struggled to find the equaliser until cuthbert�*s strike on the stroke of half—time had them level. success breeds confidence and arsenal were full of it. beth mead and needing no assistance with this one. there is no var in wsl, lucky fur mead. chelsea stunned bu

it is the wealth faithful roared, whales whimpered against estonia. he couldn't repeat his rugs from sunday, and whales will lament a missed opportunity to beat the weaker side in their group. speaking of crowds, 16,000 were at windsor park to see northern ireland face the side whose playoff penalty to knight them a spot in the last world cup. there was revenge of sorts. bailey peacock with the first save over switzerland — a point enough to keep northern ireland cosmic world cup hopes on hold. natalie perks, bbc news. this year's women's champions league will not feature either glasgow city or manchester city, after both were eliminated in the second legs of their champions league qualifying games this evening. manchester city were beaten 1—0 on the night, 2—1 on aggregate against real madrid. jo currie was there. to bow out of the champions league at the qualification stage will be seen as a big investment for manchester city. but they were up against ominous opposition with real madrid. both teams looked to be heading into the break level peg

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out -- i was in estonia. they are skeptical about france guarding their interests. we even saw what the pandemic that the gates went up when it came with masks. italy was angry at france. do you think they will trust them if they have any sort of need for military intervention? this is one of the things that will divide europe. if this european army continues. you have the baltics, you have poet who is skeptical about these narratives and even lithuania, recently was put on the naughty side by china. for leaving the 17 plus one. there was no solidarity. 0 natassia: -- natassia: we will have to see if we will find any solidarity around this issue. you're out of time. thank you to all of our guests. and you for watching. you can see this any time by visiting our website and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. we can also join the conversation on twitter. ♪ # ♪ artbound was made possible in py the california humanities, department of cultural affairs , the los angeles county arts com, the california endowment, boing, and the national endowme for t .

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what do mexico, finland, hungary, estonia, 0man, republic of congo have in common? they are all countries that set new temperature records since april. but it is what happened in canada in a week of extreme heat and then fire that took the eyes of the world to a small village in british columbia. the whole village is going. this was filmed by residents fleeing as it burned almost to extinction. for three straight days injune, it recorded canada's highest temperature on record, reaching 49.6 celsius. just before fire swept through it, burning nearly everything. it was a historic heatwave in western canada and the northwest usa as a so—called high—pressure heat dome crew over the area both trapping and building the heat day on day. it is thought the extreme heat was a contributing factor in hundreds of deaths. california suffering another disastrous fire season, with the state's second largest fire on record almost destroying the town of greenville in august. searing heat in europe too and on the italian island of sicily, it verified that it is europe's highest te

were no restrictions on the crowd in cardiff, but as the welsh faithful roared, wales when put against estonia. gareth bale came closest to breaking the deadlock but could not repeat his heroics, wales will lament the most opportunity to beat the weakest side in their group. 16,000 were at windsor park to see northern ireland face a side whose play—off penalty denied that a spot at the last world cup. there was revenge of sorts, bailey peacock—farrell with a first—half penalty save over switzerland, eight point enough to at least keep northern ireland's world cup hopes alive. time for the news where you are, good night. today, we've seen more unusually high temperatures for september, but things are starting to change. these are the temperatures we still got. could be quite an uncomfortable night for sleeping. not only do we have the high temperatures and humidity, we also have this band of thundery downpours in the southeast, moving northwards. more showers coming into wales, where we have those downpours earlier on. these are the temperatures at the end of the night. and elsewhere, we'

first a question — what do mexico, finland, hungary, estonia, oman, republic of congo have in common? they are all countries that have set new temperature records since we were last on air in april. but it is what happened in canada in a week of extreme heat then fire that took the eyes of the world to a small village in british columbia. the whole village is going. this is lytton, filmed by residents fleeing as it burns almost to extinction. for three straight days injune this place recorded canada's highest temperature on record, reaching 49.6 celsius, just before fire swept through it, burning nearly everything. it was an historic heatwave across western canada and the north—west usa as a so—called high—pressure heat dome grew over the area both trapping and building the heat day on day. it is thought the extreme heat was a contributing factor in hundreds of deaths. in the usa, california is suffering another disastrous fire season with the state's second largest fire on record almost completely destroying the town of greenville in august. searing heat in europe too and on th

when _ men's team played estonia next week. when i _ men's team played estonia next week. when i was _ men's team played estonia next week. when i was in the stadium, i was looking _ when i was in the stadium, i was looking at— when i was in the stadium, i was looking at the formation. but what i do know _ looking at the formation. but what i do know is— looking at the formation. but what i do know is that they are going to be organised _ do know is that they are going to be organised and they are not going to make _ organised and they are not going to make things easy for us. england�*s women have been struggling in the third one—dayer against new zealand at leicester�*s grace road. they were put into bat and were on the back foot from the start. both openers went cheaply and captain heather knight also fell to the bowling of lea tahuhu. charlie dean was tahuhu�*s fifth wicket, at that stage england were 78 for 7 offjust 22 overs. the one positive was katherine brunt, she dug in on her return to the side and was left stranded on 49 as england were bowled out f

the olympic champion from switzerland beat sara sorribes tormo in straight sets — and will face estonia's annet konaveit in the last eight. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport team, we'll see you next time. america's reckoning over race has illuminated all aspects of us life — including the art world. top museums and galleries are now soul searching over who holds the top jobs, and which artists get their work shown. the bbc�*s laura trevelyan has the story. mehari sequar chose the h street neighbourhood of washington steeped in civil rights history, for his gallery showcasing black artists. since the protests following george floyd's death, mehari's seeing a new enthusiasm for the work he's showing. there's definitely been a spotlight and an uptick in interest in creatives of colour. obviously time will tell. and it's great, the attention, we all need to collaborate but i also feel that it's important to have independent black—owned galleries to create a self—sustaining ecosystem. jamilla okubo is a

very similar to when the men's team played estonia last week, but i was at the stadium, i was looking at the formation — whether it be a back for her back five, i know they'll be organised and not make things easy for us. —— back for or back five. the other three home nations all play tomorrow — and the england manager sarina wiegman has been talking today about the proposal to stage the world cup every two years. she's against the idea, saying "players are not robots". fifa will be holding a summit with its member associations and various fans groups at the end of the month. they say that there is a broad consensus that the international men's and women's calendar needs to be "reformed and improved" and fifa's head of global development, arsene wenger is in favour of a world cup every other year. wiegman most certainly is not. i wouldn't do it. why is that? because i think it's not good for the players, for their welfare. in europe, we are very organised. we have good competitions. we have the euros, then the olympics. then you have the world cup, which are major tournaments

wales host estonia knowing a win would move them up to second in their group. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. in around an hour mps will vote on the tax rises announced by borisjohnson yesterday. though much of the £36 billion raised is headed for the nhs, ministers have portrayed the measures as a groundbreaking attempt to address the thorny issue of social care in england. but the big question today is whether it is the solution the care sector has been waiting for. here's what we know so far. anyone in england with assets less than £20,000 will have their care costs fully covered from october 2023. those with assets between £20,000 and £100,000 will receive state support, but it will be means tested. and from october 2023 no—one starting care in england will pay more than £86,000 on personal care across their lifetime. these changes will only apply in england. scotland, wales and northern ireland have separate arrangements for social care but they will receive more money. 0ur social affairs correspondent alison holt has been talking t

gareth bale will miss games against czech republic and estonia next week with what has been described as a significant hamstring tear. he had been due to win his 100th cap but the wales captain has not played since the last international and he picked up the injury on his return to real madrid. northern ireland manager says he is confidentjonny evans will be fit for the qualifier. he is dealing with an ongoing foot injury. was on the bench for the draw with burnley at the weekend and it started in the league cup last week. manchester united midfielder is back in the scotland squad as they prepare to face israel and the faroe islands. groin injuries left them second in their group. several players are getting involved in a campaign to raise money for the afghanistan women footballers, forced to evacuate their country after the taliban seized power in august. the players union fifpro are behind the idea. had this come together? they said the ambition _ had this come together? they said the ambition was _ had this come together? they said the ambition was to _ had this come together? the

i know the uk troops in estonia, they do an excellent job and giving real comfort and real sense of support to people in the country as other nato troopsare doing as well . and in the baltic states and elsewhere. but also giving a clear message to russia that nato does work together and that nato has that sense of a clear purpose. >> i remember during my senior year the presence of british troops as you mentioned in the baltic how reassuring it is for those frontline states to know that they're not on their own. that other allies are there to support you and thatmakes to them of difference . in addition to the poisoning my russia we have cyber attacks, military actions in ukraine and georgia. you more violations of international commitments and so on. do you think that president biden met president putin to early and what is your assessmentof the meeting , was it successful west and mark. >> i don't think it was too early a meeting. i think it's important that that relationship if you like , it's difficult to call it a relationship because that's a positive word but to make that claim toget

if they beat estonia at home on wednesday, they'll move up to second in the table. what a win! england return to wembley for the first time since the euro 2020 final defeat to italy tonight — andorra are the visitors in group i as gareth southgate's side look to maintain their 100% record in qualifying. and here's the team named by southgate — with 11 changes from the win in hungary on thursday. patrick bamford comes in for his england debut on his 28th birthday. sam johnstone makes his competitive debut while trent alexander—arnold gets just his second england start in 11 months. looks like they are playing with a back three of reece james, conor coady and tyrone mings. fans at the emirates were treated to a cracker in the women's super league as arsenal beat champions chelsea 3—2. beth mead scored twice, including this one to seal the victory. vivianne miedema scored the opener. there were over 8000 fans there. the final game of the opening weekend saw brighton beat west ham 2—0. there were also games in the women's scottish premier league. last season's champions,

would put them _ tonight against estonia would put them right up there. that, too, is goalless. — and england are hoping to maintain their 100% record in world cup qualifying tonight as they play poland. and still no score there either. it's a make or break in women's champions league qualification today, but glasgow city are already out, beaten by swiss side servette. glasgow did take the lead, prissilla chinchilla, finishing off this through ball to put them ahead in the tie as well. but servette responded just before half time and took the lead just after it. this goal of denying glasgow city progressed beyond qualifying for the first time in ten years. manchester city, though, are into the second half against real madrid. 1—1 on aggregate. just into the second half, and real madrid have the lead. belgian rider wout van aert won his second stage at this year's tour of britain, and he did just enough to reclaim the overall lead. climbing up the great orm in klandidno, van aert pipped world champion julian ala—phillipe in the sprint for the line on

estonia, ireland, belgium, all seeing a big rise, even germany seeing a rise of ppi. all that will impact the ecb policy discussion next week when the meeting happens. peter praet, ecb former chief economist joins us now. we've seen a lot of hawks come out. are the hawks in charge at the ecb? peter: i would not say that. you are right. i worried about inflation. we knew inflation would be higher. the bottlenecks we are seeing in manufacturing are much stronger than what we saw, and there is some -- it also means the central banks should look through the supply shortage. what worries me is when i look at the headlines in newspapers, countries like germany and france, the question of too much inflation is what you read in the newspapers. i worry it is going to give a lot of arguments for the governing council to say there is risk in terms of inflation. we should not forget the ecb is stuck with inflation and tries to get out of this. you get the supply shock. it is probably good news. i hope there'll be some transmission into wages so the ecb can exit early. if you star

but, as the welsh faithful roared, wales whimpered against estonia. gareth bale came closest to breaking the deadlock, but he couldn't repeat his heroics from sunday, and wales will lament a missed opportunity to beat the weaker side in their group. with every ounce of passion it possibly has... speaking of crowds, 16,000 were at windsor park to see northern ireland face the side whose playoff penalty to knight them a spot at the last world cup. there was revenge of sorts. bailey peacock—farrell with first—half penalty save over switzerland — a point enough to keep northern ireland's world cup hopes alive. natalie pirks, bbc news. this year's women's champions league will not feature either glasgow city or manchester city, after both were eliminated in the second legs of their champions league qualifying games this evening. manchester city were beaten 1—0 on the night, 2—1 on aggregate against real madrid. jo currie was there. to bow out of the champions league at the qualification stage will be seen as a big embarrassment for manchester cit

the fall of the berlin wall, where are the russian estonia, lithuania, then 9/11 flipped the whole world's attention to terrorism, to al qaeda, and the broader question. now, what is the next chapter of that, the next generation of that? yes, america's longest war is over. yes, there's going to be a political debate about that for some time. what is the next chapter? part of that the cyber. part of that is one of the lessons of 9/11, using technology. one of the, some would say, painful lessons after using drones instead of troops. we're in a whole new chapter and a new debate now. there is no al qaeda on the scale of capability that it had on 9/11. there is terrorism all over the world, as we have seen, sadly. so what is the next chapter? how does the government adapt to the chapter? will the government learn the same mistakes or learn the lessons the point of younger people, will they study the history and embrace it? one of the positive things of 9/11, on the other side of this, i used to live in an apartment across the street here when this building blew up. i urge any american coming

gareth bale will miss the qualifiers against czech i the qualifiers against czech republic and estonia with a hamstring tear. the welsh captain hasn�*t played for some time. the wales boss has described the injury is significant but hopes he will be back for theirfinal is significant but hopes he will be back for their final qualifiers in november. the northern ireland manager says he is confidentjonny evans will be fit for their qualifiers away to switzerland and bulgaria. he was on the bench with an injury in the draw with burnley at the weekend, having started last week. scott met tom anais is back in the scotland squad. he missed their wins against moldavia and austria which left them second in their group. joe root won�*t say whether he will leave the site in australia this winter, the ashes series is set to start in december but the tour is up in the air at the moment because of covid restrictions. some of the players are reluctant to travel without their families. they are waiting for more information before making a decision and i could come later this week. the ecb have be

wales shot out of the blocks away to estonia. into harding. only four minutes. that is where the momentum ended. they found the net again but this efforts was ruled offside. the win though and the three points were all that mattered. the goals of the night however belonged to scotland, erin cuthbert launching a rocket to put them ahead while claire emsly matched that with this sensational free—kick to secure a 7—1win. a great night all round for the home nations. lots of goals tonight in the carabao cup. in the all—premier league encounter, liverpool got the better of norwich at carrow road. takumi minamino put them ahead early on, before divock origi headed home in the second half. minamino got his second of the game late on, capping off a fine performance to seal their place in the fourth round. to the night's other scores, and everton are out — they were beaten 8—7 on penalities after the tie finished 2—2. brentford were runaway winners against oldham — 7—0 the score. burnley beat rochdale 4—1 — jay rodriquez with a hattrick. manchester ci

estonia has the most competitive tax code in the oecd and a fast-growing economy. no wonder it's pushing back on biden's administrative proposal for a global minimum tax. our actions now will determine what kind of life our kids and grandkids will have in the future. we ought to learn from history so we can shape a brighter future. history -- history is clear economic freedom. that economic freedom being the ticket to broad prosperity and not socialism. now i would turn to one other point. if anybody's waiting to speak, it's a little shorter than what i've just stated. i want to make it a priority -- or i do make it a priority to keep in touch with my iowa constituents, 2.3 million of them. i listen to their thoughts and concerns. now, that could be on my 99-county tour meetings that i've held for 44 years in a row now that i've been a senator for iowa or it could be a matchup of my iowa and northern iowa football. in either case i meet with iowans, where they are and what is on their mind. during this past state work period, i had multiple conversations with farme

what would happen if we meddled in estonia again? would the u.s. react consequentially? an open question. china looks and says, what would happen if we go into taiwan, which is something u.s. military leaders are concerned they might do in the next several years. would the u.s. go to war over taiwan? i godon't know what they're conclude. but it's reasonable to believe they watched afghanistan and learned. >> general kimmitt, the war on terror continues, although there's no u.s. ground presence in afghanistan anymore, and presumably, al qaeda could rebuild over there. is the u.s. going to learn from the blunders, the mistakes of this 20-year war in afghanistan? because it seems like the u.s. didn't learn much from vietnam, either. >> i think those are two different things. the issue of the war on terror and the mistakes we made in afghanistan, in many ways are completely different. the mistakes we made in afghanistan were primarily those that we got in there to win a war, but we stayed in there for the purposes of doing good. and that's incompatible, as we have seen for 2

it says, "not just a zoom background anymore." [ laughter ] next one is for estonia. it says, "come figure out whatever our deal is." [ laughter ] finally, this last poster's for spain. it says, "the sooner you come back, the sooner you can brag to your friends that you went to barcelona." [ cheers and applause no, it was a -- bar -- oh, we had so much fun >> steve: where'd you go >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: where'd you go >> jimmy: oh, we just went to -- we just went to barcelona. >> steve: oh, okay and, it was so -- it was so fun. >> steve: how long were you there? >> jimmy: we -- we were there two days in barcelona >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: we were -- well, one day. it was a layover really >> steve: like a weeks worth >> jimmy: it was a couple hours. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: but, yeah. i had so much fun. i felt like -- i'm just, like, some part of me was from barcelona. >> steve: really [ laughter ] >> jimmy: guys, listen to this a computer programmer in the philippines gave his newborn son the name hypertext markup language. or html. yeah yeah, i'm pretty sure

. >> already member estonia guys about my relatives. been raining like spin. the wettest summer ever. so right. all of the ground was saturated. the that is at heart happened he doesn't have a chance to absorb into the soil and then it just runs off everywhere. this was the first flash emergency ever issued in new york city limits i'm ever in history ever. that's incredible. just to remind you that even though ida is technically not a hurricane, not even a tropical storm bonnie for is certainly still leaving devastation. louisiana sitting under some sunshine. now and moving on up to new york. you can also see that skies have definitely cleared out for them to this area right here was in this, which is now moved up into portions of canada, new brunswick nova scotia. these provinces are about to be and are currently actually being hit by some of that very heavy rainfall. you can actually see that broad swath of yellow and orange indicating that heavy rain that is working its way to the north. so from the gulf coast up to our northeastern a person canada. obvious

do we care about what estonia, about what lithuania has told us, do we care about the czech republic, do we care about ireland, do we care about ukraine, do we care about the united kingdom? our actions can decide that. unfortunately joe biden and kamala harris have decided our european allies, their security is not of sufficient concern to them. and, instead, they have actively given this pipeline to vladimir putin. my democratic colleagues, and indeed the vast majority of american lawmakers, also understand the precise danger of blackmail and coercion posed by nord stream 2. in 2018, senator coons, my democratic colleague from delaware said quite plainly, that, quote, we have to work with europe to reduce its dependence on russian energy exports, and in particular to convince it to discontinue the nord stream 2 pipeline from russia to germany. senator coons continued. quote, as long as russia dominates the provision of energy to europe, it will continue to hold a veto over many european policies and it will be in a position to weaken and marginalize countries like poland and ukraine

wales play their world cup qualifiers on sunday and next wednesday against belarus and estonia respectively. but they're in friendly—action this evening, taking on finland, but also have a host of injuries, so it's a weakened squad and after 30 minutes it's 0—0. harry wilson had a penalty save. joe root is back at the top of the international test batting rankings, for the first time in six years. he's enjoyed a stunning series so faragainst india. root has scored centuries in all three test matches, and is the series' top run—scorer with 507 runs ahead of tomorrow's fourth test at the oval. the england captain, who began the year ninth in the charts, jumps above new zealand's kane williamson to become the no1 test batsman. —— number one test batsman. moeen ali will also be vice captain of the test side for the first time tomorrow. defending champion primos roglic is back in the lead of the vuelta a espana after a dramatic 17th stage. norway's 0dd christian eiking started the day in the leader's red jersey, but was dropped from the peloton and then crashed. colobmia's egan bernal,

tonight they won 1—0 in estonia. natasha harding scored the goal after five minutes. wales thrashed kazakstan 6—0 in their first qualifier last week. all the other home nations also in action this evening. england are away at luxembourg where it's currently 4—0 ellen white with two of the goals there. northern ireland against latvia at windsor park. while scotland — playing at hampden park are 4—0. chloe with two of the goals for them. to the third round of the carabao cup now where liverpool are in action against norwich city. liverpool took an early lead against norwich. takumi minamino with the goal. elsewhere manchester city v wycombe, burnley v rochdale, everton v qpr amongst the other teams in action — all the scores on the bbc sport website. hungary will have to play their next home world cup qualifier agianst albania next month behind closed doors because of the racist behaviour of their fans during the game he can get all of the —— hungary will have to play their next home world cup qualifier agianst albania next month behind closed doors becaus

have gone second in their group with a win, but they were held to a goalless draw, by the bottom side, estonia, despite gareth bale's best efforts. and having dominated his sport for a decade, and breaking, numerous world—records, usain bolt is now turning his attention to a different type of record — as a music producer. the eight—time, olympic gold medallist, working with his best friend nugent, "nj" walker, has realeased a album, country yutes, and it's clear that bolt has very high ambitions for his new venture. i want to win a grammy. that would be like the pinnacle of music, you know what i mean? get a platinum single or platinum album. those are the levels. i'm notjust saying i'm going to make music to make a little bit of money here or there, i want to reach to the pinnacle of the highest level, you know what i mean? i want to be in a room with all of these big producers, these beats, and again people can talk about my music. that's all the sport for now. we know there is a huge backlog of patients waiting for nhs treatment caused by the pandemic. we're expecting some monthly fig

they take on estonia at home in cardiff — and a win could take them up to second in their group. meanwhile, it's a huge night in belfast as northern ireland face switzerland — a win at winsdor park would see them move above their opponents into second place. it's a make or break in women's champions league qualification today, with british clubs looking to reach the group stages. manchester city are all square at 1—1 with real madrid on aggregate. the second leg gets under way at 7pm. but glasgow city are out, beaten by swiss side servette. glasgow did take the lead, prissilla chinchilla finishing off this through ball to put them ahead in the tie as well. but servette responded just before half time and took the lead just after it, this goal from sandy maendly denying glasgow city progress beyond qualifying for the first time in ten years. belgian rider wout van aert won his second stage at this year's tour of britain and he did just enough to reclaim the overall lead. climbing up the great 0rme in llandudno, van aert pipped world champion julian alaphillipe in the sprint fo

they take on estonia at home in cardiff, and a win could take them up to second in their group. and it's a huge night in belfast, as northern ireland face switzerland. a win at winsdor park would see them move above their opponents, into second place. and it's notjust about the football this evening. emma raducanu is back in action in her quarter—final at the us open. the 18—year—old faces the tokyo olympic champion from this summer, belinda bencic. now, raducanu still hasn't lost a set in what has been an incredible run to the last eight. the last brit to win the women's title was virginia wade, back in 1968. olympic silver medallist ethan hayter is the new leader of cycling's tour of britain. he impressed on the track in the madison with matt walls, and now he's showing what he can do on the road. a fine performance from the ineos grenadiers in the time trial put hayter in the race lead, with five stages to go. there's a tough day ahead, as the race will climb the great orme in llandudno. and one of the standout moments from the tokyo paralympics was seeing british cycli

wales shot out of the blocks away to estonia. in towards harding! it's only taken four minutes. but that is where the momentum ended. they found the net again, but this effort was ruled offside. the win, though, and the three points were all that mattered. the goals of the night, however, belonged to scotland. erin cuthbert launching a rocket to put them ahead at home to the faroe islands, while claire emslie matched that with this sensational free—kick to secure a 7—1win. a great night all round for the home nations. jo currie, bbc news. some brilliant goals there. plenty more and a couple of upsets in the third round of the league cup last night. liverpool beating norwich in the all premier league encounter at carrow road. the top flight�*s bottom side were no match for liverpool — takumi minamino put them ahead early on, before divock 0rigi headed home in the second half. minamino got his second late on to seal their place in the fourth round. all the results are on the bbc sport website. gary neville has again called for an an independent regulator within football. i

elsewhere, northern ireland beat estonia 1—0 in a friendly in tallinn. rotherham's shane ferguson with this belter to win the game. reigning women's super league champions chelsea lost their opening game of the new season. arsenal won 3—2 in a thriller at the emriates. it was 1—1 at halftime but two second half strikes from beth mead proved to be the difference, in front of over 8,000 fans there. what a final day we have to look forward to in the fourth test between england and india. the tourists looked to have taken charge of the match after some big hitting saw them post a target of 368 but england dug in and ended the day on 77 without loss. the series is level at one all ahead of the final test which starts at old trafford on friday. britain's emma raducanu faces home favourite shelby rogers in the last 16 at the us open tonight. the 18—year—old, who is playing in her first overseas grand slam, is yet to drop a set. but disappointment for dan evans. he lost his fourth round match in straight sets to russian second seed daniil medvedev. there

gareth bale will miss next month's world cup qualifiers against czech republic and estonia with a hamstring tear. the welsh captain hasn't played since the last international break and picked up the injury on his return to real madrid. he was due to win his 100th cap against the czechs. the wales boss robert page has described the injury as significant but hopes that he will be back for their final qualifiers in november. the full whales squad on the bbc website, scotland and northern ireland have also announced there is today. lancashire both out in their first innings forjust 78 runs against the county champions warwickshire, who are already looking to overtake that in their first innings... quite a start to the first—day match that won us days — won't last five days — wales. the teaching union has called for the government to make teachers a priority group to access locally available fuel, saying education could be disrupted if intervention is not made. many teachers do not have the option of using public transport because schools are in areas not easily accessible by alternatives.

if they beat estonia on wednesday, they'll move up to second. they might have a look at what happened in tallinn last night for a few pointers — northern ireland beat estonia 1—0 in a friendly there. rotherham's shane ferguson with this belter to win the game. we've just had the opening weekend in the women's super league. champions chelsea lost against arsenal 3—2 in a thriller at the emriates. it was 1—1 at halftime, but two second half strikes from beth mead proved to be the difference in front of more than 8,000 fans. covid quarantine confusion and chaos reigned in sao paulo last night. brazil and argentina's world cup qualifier was abandoned just minutes after kick—off, when brazilian health officials walked onto the pitch to confront three uk—based argentine players. they say that giovani le selso and cristian romero of tottenham and aston villa's emiliano martinez all posed a serious health risk, another villa player, emiliano buendia, who wasn't in the squad, has also been accused of breaching covid protocols after travelling

they take on estonia at home in cardiff — and a win could take them up to second in their group. meanwhile, it's a huge night in belfast as northern ireland face switzerland — a win at winsdor park would see them move above their opponents into second place. a place in the women's champions league group stages awaits the winners of the games involving both glasgow city and manchester city today. glasgow city are under way against swiss side sevette. it was 1—1 from the first leg and they've just taken an early lead. pricilla chinchilla with the goal. manchester city are also level at 1—1 with real madrid. they kick off at 7pm. emma raducanu will hope to continue what she's described as a “surreal“ summer later. the 18—year—old“s extraordinary run at the us open has taken her to the quarter finals, where she“ll play the olympic champion from tokyo, belinda bencic. raducanu still hasn't lost a set, in either qualifying or the main draw, in reaching the last eight. from the beginning here in new york in my first round i received so much support and they made me fee

absolutely none ireland and hungary and estonia are not buying a global minimum tax that works against jobs and growth in their country. china has not agreed to that they want a major carveout to make sure it does not apply to them and other foreign countries have a shown interest? absolutely and why wouldn't they? america is surrendering economically they are glad to take our jobs but they also want to take our tax revenue and my son estimates part of the global minimum tax agreement from treasury secretary yelling can send $100 billion of our tax base to foreign countries $100 billion we would need for services here in america especially as we come out of covid. the democratic friends and i agree and there are a number of you which i complement and we agree it is foolish for america to move first on this issue. we are already negotiating from a position of weakness because of the president's insistence on the worst tax rates in the world secretary ellen has already made a major can's session without consulting congress about not grandfathering our tax code not ending the digital serv