there's coverage from berlin on bbc tv and online. plenty going on in glasgow and berlin. he spent the weekend helping england to win the first test over india at edgbaston, but it was a very different setting for ben stokes this morning as he went on trial charged with affray. the court heard how he mocked two gay men and threw a cigarette butt at one of them, before knocking two other men unconscious outside a nightclub in bristol in september. stokes and two other men deny affray. aston villa put all their financial problems behind them, as they won their opening championship match of the season 3—1 at hull. the hosts had led early on when brazilian evandro got on the end of this punch by the villa goalkeeper, and looped in a brilliant strike from 20 yards! but last year's beaten playoff finalists were level through tommy elphick, and then ahead through old hull player ahmed elmohamady. and then right—back alan hutton got his first goal since december 2014 to cap off the victory for steve bruce's side. no wonder those fans were so happy. chelsea goalkeeper thibaut c

kate, in berlin, thank you. the shortlist of potential inductees to the the scottish football hall of fame will be announced soon. as you'd expect, great figures from the game, managers and players have been recognised down the years, but is a scottish village about to be given the honour? jane lewis explains. once a thriving coal mining community, but no longer. today the ayrshire village of glenbuck lies empty. a population ofjust 1500 empty. a population ofjust1500 worked and lived here, but the quarries are closed, the houses, gone. but the village hasn't been forgotten. thanks to a famous footballing link. bill shankly, the legendary manager who revived the fortu nes legendary manager who revived the fortunes of liverpool was arguably glenbuck‘s most famous son. the memorial in the village pays tribute to his anfield achievements. and while bill shankly himself is in the scottish football hall of fame, a group has been campaigning to ensure his birthplace is included as well. bill shankly was born here, h

nethaneel mitchell—blake takes silver in the 200 metres at the european championships in berlin. while back in the pool in glasgow, gb‘s swimmers finished with nine golds and 2a medals in total to match their previous best. and everton make a triple signing on transfer deadline day including defender yerry mina from barcelona. we'll start with the inaugural european championships where our reporter has been watching the athletics in berlin. katerina johnson has been in action and there was any medal. 0n the track nathaniel mitchell blake continued to show. this bodes well for the 0lympic show. this bodes well for the olympic games. all in all, coming out with a medal. how much pressure as the dues feel coming in the chirac no pressure at all.” as the dues feel coming in the chirac no pressure at all. i cannot control what people do in the other lanes. that was nethaneel mitchell—blake's lanes. that was nethaneel mitchell—bla ke's first individual medal as a senior. katerina johnson thompson finished the opening days of the pentathlon at the top of the table. she has claim

because that for great britain in berlin. there'll be a brand new para—sport on track for the european championships this week. race running is an adapted discipline for athletes with severe mobility issues. miriam walker—khan went to meet a national race running champion to find out more. six years ago, rafi solaiman was just a regular 12—year—old. he loved football, running and playing on his scooter. until one day his life was turned upside down by a brain haemorrhage. he fell unconscious. got him to the hospital. his heart had stopped by then but they managed to get it restarted. we were told he was locked in, that he could probably hear and would understand what was going on. could not move. that was really distressing for us all. rafi was in hospital for almost one year. and gradually began to recover but was left unable to walk and talk properly. he tried out several sports to help his recovery, like wheelchair basketball and para football. but he was either too physically able or struggled with his balance. th

and i am at the olympic stadium in berlin. a host of british athletes are hoping to qualify forfinals. and with less than 2a hours until the transfer window closes, we'll look at the deals that might go through, as paul scholes says his old club won't win the league. manchester united seem to be not too sure what is going on. you don't really know the team, the players, you don't know how they will perform from one week to the next. hello there. thanks forjoining us. adam peaty has claimed his third gold medal of the european championships in glasgow with victory in the men's 50m breaststroke. meanwhile grace reid and ross haslam took silver in the mixed synchronised 3m springboard. natalie pirks reports from glasgow. what can you say about adam peaty that hasn't already been said? he is a man who seems to thrive when the spotlight is on him and as the world and european champion in the 50 metre breaststroke, the spotlight was on him. he, as usual, roared to gold in serena fashion. nobody seemed to be able to touch him. don't

plenty to come from berlin in the coming days of course. a critical shortage of water is forcing urgent measures to be brought in to the isles of scilly. supplies are exceptionally low. freshwater boreholes on st mary's are said to be at an historic low, and there are fears they could become contaminated by seawater, leaving them unusable for a generation. people are being asked to take very short showers, not water gardens, and only flush when necessary. tamsin melville reports. water, water everywhere. but supplies of the drinking variety critically low. the population almost troubles in the summer and visitors have been greeted with a strong message and all sorts of tips are doing the rounds. have a needy shower. i do not really know what a navy shower is but if you get in the shower, turned the shower on, turn it off. soap yourself down. turned the shower on, rent yourself off and get out. one camper is really noticing the difference. they asked us noticing the difference. they asked us to make sure noticing the difference. they asked u

now, she's claimed the title for herself after beating her teammate to claim gold in berlin. it meant a british 1—2 for the pair and wasn't the only success story for the british athletes. kate grey is there. on the track this evening, there was a changing of the guard for the british team with hannah cockroft being beaten for the first time in the t34 category at a major championship since making her debut in 2011. it is 17—year—old kare adenegan that took the victory in the t34 hundred metres. she had taken the world record as well. but kare adenegan there was pressure on her shoulders as she was going into the championships as the world leader. it is important. the anniversary games was great but it is about the medals, it is important is about the medals, it is important is the british athletics. it is important for me. it is really important. we just went out there, all the girls got shouted that as soon as we all the girls got shouted that as soon as we finished the race to get off the track. you just can't stop the wheelchair and turnaround. it is a fantastic rac

we here in berlin, we have never understood either in our talks in berlin or in brussels or in london what could be a softer stance of chancellor merkel, what could be a softer stance of germany. because the integrity of the single market is our major goal and we have two and we do want and we will preserve that adds no doubt about it. toasting them an uncertain future whose complexity, germany fears, may not be to the taste of even those who chose it. i wonder if we can toast the weather. we have seen cooler and fresher air pushing down the country. temperatures are set to fall lower again over the next 24 hours. in the cooler, fresher air you can see the speckled shower clouds and behind that band of cloud, which goes from heavy bursts of rain and as it moved southwards it is lighter and there shouldn't be much rain in the south—east and east anglia. the showers keep going in the north westerly airflow towards the north—west of the uk, but clearer skies elsewhere. a significant change in the south—east of england where it was 19 degrees in london last night. tonight, 12. singl

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. stay with us on bbc news. still to come — why are these nurses in arziona all smiles? they've found out that they're all pregnant at the same time. washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed, i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today, in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the last ten days, 500 have died. chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 submariners who died on board the kursk. we're all with them now, within our hearts. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2.5 million people, in his hometown of krakow. "stay with us, stay with us," chanted this ocean of humanity. "well, well," joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome?" this is bbc news, our main story this hour. former un secretary—general and no

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. as one of the world's finest cricketers, imran khan was pakistan's national hero. now he's been sworn in as the country's prime minister in a ceremony which brought together the two worlds. it's more than two decades since he first entered politics, building his pti party from scratch. secunder kermani's report contains some flashing images. takes oath in urdu. pledging to serve pakistan, imran khan was formally appointed prime minister of the country. in the audience, alongside senior political and military figures, were members of the 1992 world cup winning pakistan cricket team that imran khan led to victory. after the swearing—in came a guard of honour. imran khan has promised to create a corruption—free, more equal society. big promises that he now has to deliver. the biggest challenge is to fight corruption, to fight poverty, to fight illiteracy, to fight disease, and to fight terrorism. and he is determined. and to the economic growth. economic growth is essential, we have

perhaps now a good time to go to berlin occu i’s now a good time to go to berlin occurs dean asha smith going for a third gold medal. —— dean asha smith. great britain the favourites, big favourites to win this four by 100 m relay on the last night of the track at the european championships. steve cram with the commentary. she will need out the netherlands and tried to get them in a good position. naomi sydney will bring them home. poland, spain, great britain, northern ireland, netherlands, switzerland, germany italy and france. france still a danger on the outside but not perhaps as strong as they have been in other years. italy in lane seven. she finished very well in the semifinal to deny ireland a place. and for germany... the relay inspired by relays in germany will be lifted tonight. then the netherlands. 1099 in the 100. so used to this position, being the lead out athlete of the four by one. spain in lane two. : a bit curious. —— poland, a bit curious. great britain and northern ireland‘s men on the outstanding favourites for the final of that race to come after this

way more to come here in berlin. british number one johanna konta warmed up for next week's us open with a routine win in the second round of the conneticut open. she came through in straight sets against germany's laura siegemund 6—2, 7—5. the victory means she's through to the last 16, where she'll play spain's carla suarez navarro. this is herfinal tournament before she plays in the final grand slam in new york, where she lost in the opening round last year. england international danny cipriani has been given an additional £2000 fine by his club side gloucester following the recent incident outside a nightclub injersey. he pleaded guilty in court to assault and resisting arrest. gloucester have now given him an additional sanction, as well as ordering him to spend ten hours community service coaching local youngsters. the rfu are still to announce the findings of their report into his behaviour. red bull racing have confirmed that frenchman pierre gasly will replace renault—bound daniel ricciardo at the tea

let's cross live to berlin now. ade, we are gearing up for the men's and womens 100 metres finals this evening. dina asher smith is the reigning 200 metres champion. but she's the quickest european this season over 100. dina asher—smith is the fastest woman in europe over 100 metres and came into this championship is the favourite and the one to beat. she was every bit the favourite in her semifinals, winning it comfortably. 10.93 seconds. just outside the british record she set in oslo earlier this season. attempting to become the first british woman to win the 100 meter gold in the european championships in over half a century. also through to the final isa a century. also through to the final is a young lady making a senior debut, running 11.4 seconds. she is named after brian lara and she's through to the final. daphne skippers also qualified. she worked really ha rd to skippers also qualified. she worked really hard to do so. not as impressive as dina asher—smith and she remains the one to beat. and what ab

with all the action from berlin and glasgow, here's natalie pirks. the world—famous olympic stadium is the scene for many a record and britain's sprinters were about to do something special. dina asher—smith said she knew her legs felt good. in the balmy heat of berlin they seemed to contain rocket fuel. dina asher—smith is clear and gone. it is gold for dina asher—smith! notjust gold but a british record to boot. the nation's fastest woman is a history graduate. she is now writing her own. there are so many talented women alongside me and when you're in that kind of field, you have just got to go out and put together your race and you've got to ignore what they are doing because they can run fast in their own right. so, i'm really happy. britain had never won both the women and men's100 metres at the european championships. they had three chances in this race. it is zharnel hughes for the line! just! with a perfectly timed dip, zharnel hughes stormed hold for gold. reece prescod took silver to claim a british 1—2. hughes is training to bec

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. north and south korea have marched together behind the korean unification flag at the opening ceremony of the 2018 asian games. it's the second such symbolic gesture this year by the two koreas, who also walked together at the pyeongchang winter olympics in february. a warning — gail maclellan‘s report contains some flashing images. the final part of the journey for the flame as the month—long buildup came to an end at the 2018 asian games began. the fireworks in the indonesian capital lasted long into the evening. this, one of the venues that will host 17,000 athletes and tens of thousands of spectators. wonderful. well organised. it was really loud. but it was well organised, very nice. translation: the theme is about the diversity of cultures in indonesia. that's what impressed me, we consist of so many cultures and that's what they tried to highlight. announcer: korea! cheering and applause. there was loud applause, too, as athletes from north and south korea paraded side—

we'll be back in berlin with you to hear more about it. britain s charlotte henshaw has claimed the first world championship title of her careerjust a year after switching from swimming to para—canoe — she beat fellow brit and the reigning paralympic champion champion emma wiggs in the kl2 200m final in portugal. wiggs, who had won a gold medal at each of the previous five world championships, made the stronger start, but has been struggling with ligament damage after dislocating a bone in her wrist two weeks ago, and henshaw came through to claim the title. i really try to not focus on the rest of the competitors and just look at my rest of the competitors and just look been able to do, so it is have been able to do, so it is brilliant. this weekend, the belgian grand prix is held at spa, a track synonymous with the success of seven—time world champion michael schumacher. he dominated formula 0ne during the 1990s but suffered a serious brain injury in a skiing accident nearly five years ago. now, his 19 year—old son mick has aspir

that was all going on in berlin. glasgow is fast becoming a sporting hub. they hosted the commonwealth games in 2014 and last week it was a centre for the new—look european championships. swimming, gymnastics, cycling among the sports who were in the spotlight along with the city itself. and they hope hosting major sporting events will leave a lasting legacy. we will be using the stories created, the stories of duncan scott, to say to people get down to tollcross and try the learn to swim programme run by the city. we have seen the numbers double. people have been using the free summing offer. we know that people are in use by these big events and it draws people to our villages. we know they are truly world—class. the world para swimming championships are under way. 500 athletes from a0 countries are taking part in dublin. the first of the finals now taking place after this morning's heats. kate grey is there for us to look forward to what could be a successful evening for great britain on day one. it is a busy evening of finals here on the first day o

and turkish delight in berlin, as 200m world champion ramil guliyev adds the european title to his collection. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start in missouri at the us pga championship, with gary woodland the one stroke leader after the opening round at bellerive. the american carded a 6—under first round of 64 in the year's final major and leads compatriot rickie fowler by a stroke,

after her 100 metre, 200 metre, and four by 100 metre successes in berlin, asher—smith will race in the 200 in birmingham tomorrow and this — the 200 metres — is the european title and performance she feels most proud of... the most special moment for me, that is what you mean, running 21.8, full stop 21.8. that brings a smile to my face. 0bviously having running when i was 1922.0, face. 0bviously having running when iwas1922.0, in face. 0bviously having running when i was 1922.0, in really hot beijing, in that race were basically everybody, you know, it was an insane race —— when i was 19, running 22.0. and you can watch all the action from birmingham — inclduing the last appearance from britain's olympic and world long jump champion greg rutherford — on bbc one from 1.15.

plenty more to come from the european championships in berlin. kate, thanks very much and enjoy your night. described as para—swimming s new rising star, maisie summers—newton won three gold medals for britain at the european championships in dublin last week. the 16—year—old won the 100m breaststroke, the 200m indivdiual medley and was part of the winning relay team. she set two world records in the process, too. she swept aside the competition, including her idol, ellie simmonds. maisiejoined me earlier, and i asked her was she surprised by her performance. com plete complete shock, like, i didn‘t think i was going to go that quickly. i went in hoping that i would try to did it again, try to break my own world record. it completely shocked me. i didn‘t actually know what the point of the world record was. i knew it was 2.59, but i didn‘t know what the point it was. i went to: 59.60. -- i what the point it was. i went to: 59.60. —— i went 2: what the point it was. i went to: 59.60. -- i went 2: 59.60. i what the point it was. i

it's the second day at the european para—athletics championships in berlin. kate grey is there for us, more british medals kate. hello, kate, more british medals? that's right, it has been another successful night in berlin, great britain have won three gold medals on the second day as well as three bronze medals. we havejust seen richard whitehead win gold in the t 61200 richard whitehead win gold in the t 61 200 metres richard whitehead win gold in the t 61200 metres and there was also a gold medalfor sabrina 61200 metres and there was also a gold medal for sabrina fortune 61200 metres and there was also a gold medalfor sabrina fortune indy f20 shot put. the 18—year—old maria lyle, she defended her european title in the t35100m hurdles when i spoke to her, she shared her experiences of overcoming mental health over the last few years.

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. britain‘s new £3 billion aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth, has set sail from portsmouth for the east coast of america. there, jets will land on the deck for the first time. two f35 test planes are expected to carry out 500 landings and take—offs while she‘s at sea. with all the sport now, here‘s john watson at the bbc sport centre. cricketer ben stokes was back in the england side on the opening day of the third test at trent bridge, having been cleared of affray. india captain virat kohli produced one of the performances of the day, falling just short of his century as his side finished on 307—6. for stokes, it was a welcome return to cricket, following the media scrutiny he‘s faced this week, as patrick gearey reports. few cricketers will ever have a week like ben stokes has had. from the trial to the test in four days, this was trent bridge‘s welcome back. if that was mixed, then so was his first bowling spell. the occasional edge and accidental barge all pretty

it wasn't only in berlin where youth delivered. cunningham winning his first title in the men's floor in glasgow. and where experience faltered, 19—year—old rhys mcclenaghan representing ireland kept his cool to add european commonwealth title to his commonwealth title to his commonwealth gold. this inaugural european games have been dubbed the mini 0lympics, a chance to showcase talent, and it has refused a standout performances with performances the match is the fashion macro to match. —— to match. manchester city started the defence of their premier league title today. match of the day 2 follows the news with highlights of today's matches, but if you want the results now, then here they come. city had a comfortable 2—0 win at arsenal and pep guardiola warned that his side will get better and better. raheem sterling and bernardo silva were the scorers at the emirates. and liverpool had the biggest win of the opening weekend. they thrashed west ham 4—0 at anfield. sadio mane scored twice. elsewhere, it was goaless betw

it has been a golden day for the british team here in berlin with six athletes being crowned european champions. it was the more experienced members that delivered once again with davis, graham away in their respective events. as the race running a solo show. the first time it's been included in the para— athletics programme and the british athletes certainly dominated. canada w011 athletes certainly dominated. canada won the men's event and hannah won the women's. she don't know why this kind of sport deserves this recognition. it's about several balls a and really severe disabilities getting in the stage, it's about a little kid having a dream. iwas 19, it's about a little kid having a dream. i was 19, but i felt two yea rs old dream. i was 19, but i felt two years old when i had the first your unimpeded sense of movement i've ever had. does not matter how old you are, really. it's about me wanting gold, i really wanted it. forget the opportunity i'm going to ta ke forget the opportunity i'm going to take it. the paralympic champion won the t 38 200 metres. the first obstacle the

ade adedoyin was watching on, trackside in berlin. well, you have got to feel put him duckworth who led the most of the decathlon competition. he was in second place going into the final event, but then fell back into that position in the 1500 metres. here is that a the all—time list in britain. it was only his first major championships, and it was a huge learning experience, and he did welcome a personal best, and bra cewell welcome a personal best, and bracewell in the next three years, while championships and olympic games. it was a personal record, i knew that i was going to drop, so i can't complain. the first day was not very good, the second day was not very good, the second day was not very good, but can't complain... matthew hudson—smith looked very impressive in the qualification. he is that with 50 metres to go, looking left and looking right, then crossing the line, beating his chest and raising his fingers up in the air. he is the fastest man in this field. he will go head—to—head in the 400 metres... ad and gener

the event is split between two cities, with berlin hosting the track and field athletics, and all of the other events taking place in scotland. from glasgow, nick hope reports. this is the biggest sporting event to hit glasgow since the 2014 commonwealth games, and these european championships do have a lot of similarities. as a multisport event, almost a mini 0lympics. and there are similar events like this elsewhere in the world, with the pan america and pan pacific games, for example. now europe wants a piece of the action. multisport, it's almost like a the action. multisport, it's almost likea mini the action. multisport, it's almost like a mini 0lympics. commonwealth games is exactly the same, europeans, the first of its kind. so it will be great to obviously race european stage with all the other sports as well. it kind of brings all the media attention into one place, and it kind of brings almost a team ethos together, as well. so normally we would go into a race and 90, normally we would go into a race and go, yes, it isjust europeans. now it is european but it has more behi

last night of the track at the european athletics championships in berlin. laura muir has won gold in the 1500. ade adedoyin is there. ade, you were watching talk us through the race. fantastic performance, really led from the gun, mist a couple of commonwealth games to finish her degree, trying to achieve a first year at the olympic stadium, to become the first briton ever to win a european title and did it in athletic style. terrific victory, first woman, not even dame kelly holmes did this. really gutsy performance to claim the bronze medal, and this is the reaction afterwards by laura muir. medal, and this is the reaction afterwards by laura muiri medal, and this is the reaction afterwards by laura muir. i knew a lot of the girls had a good finish, i thought, the longer i leave it, the better it will be, i knew i could run hard from a long way out. so much going behind me. 1—2 on the board, seeing that... yes, to review performance by laura muir. women's four by 100 m relay was very good, through to the final as are the men, the women did not even have

this summer. happen in glasgow and berlin this summer. we are all very confident that this will be awarded to a future host city. it is a really compelling product. the interest it has and the broadcasting aspects, there are lots of european countries that will be interested in hosting this event in 2022. that will depend on how it goes down in glasgow, of course? of course. we will do everything we can to deliver an event that is beyond expectations of all the partners and sports. let's remember that the idea here is that you take a number of existing european championships, seven in total, and stage them together condensed in one period of time to increase the impact and the media exposure. to be honest, it makes it a lot simpler for people exposure. to be honest, it makes it a lot simplerfor people in exposure. to be honest, it makes it a lot simpler for people in the media to come and cover it. right now people here are looking on the big screen because laura kenny is qualifying for the team pursuit of the chris holly velodrome. in te

the european athletics championships concludes on the track tonight in berlin with dina asher smith going for a treble. must be relayed to nine. the treble is really on, britain have qualified for the final, and they did not even have dina asher—smith. she was given a rest. faster than the dutch and the swiss. strong portent, really bodes well for dina asher—smith getting three gold medals. the dutch have a strong quartet, world champions from london 27, and they are on track at the moment, lane six, just settling into the blocks. this features a very strong portent, gold in london, 2017, strong favourites to win gold here. hush descends around the arena, we may be able to dip into the commentary team from the bbc. commentator: decent start from c], good start from the netherlands as well. czech republic. watch the change. hughes, just watching turkey, cracking start, great britain, adam gemili. turkey in there. bad hand for turkey. adam gemili, round the top bend. rediscovering top form. netherlands and turkey are the other two teams, bringing them home. great britain with it. nether

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. the headlines on bbc news: tributes from around the world for kofi annan, former un secretary—general, who's died at the age of 80. parts of kerala in southern india are cut off, as monsoon floods kill more than 300 people. italy mourns it's dead at a state funeral, after the motorway bridge collapse in genoa. sport, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's adam wild. cricketer ben stokes was back in the england side on the opening day of the third test at trent bridge, having been cleared of affray. indian captain virat kohli produced one of the performances of the day, falling just sort of a century as his side finished at three have been 7-6. his side finished at three have been 7—6. for ben stokes it was a welcome return to cricket following the media scrutiny he faces week. few cricketers will ever have a week like ben stokes had. from the trial to the test in four days. this was trent bridge's welcome back. if that was mixed, so was his first bowling spell.

key finals coming up at the european athletics in berlin. key finals coming up at the european athletics in berlin. the women's 800—metres and the aoo—metres hurdles, and the conclusion to the heptathlon. ade adedoyin is there. katerina johnson thompson led with two events to go she had the javelin to endure earlier and the 800—metres to come. where are we now? hello. she is not particularly good at the javelin but she did produce a lifetime pass. the only problem is, a fierce competitor, a world champion, or attending to record so she took the lead once again. in the 800 metres in about one half an hour. it would have to run some 30.5 seconds quicker to win the gold medal. so she will have to settle for silver but the context is she is finishing in second place, worthy of an olympic or world title. who guided her in her career that bodes well for her future. before this, she had never scored more than 600, she had never scored more than 600, she is lightly to score over 6000. the critical thing about 6600 is that score has never faile

we spoke to the chief executive in berlin. here is the one step plus. i have another one set up in front of me, and using the app you can do some creative effects. people are like painting ina creative effects. people are like painting in a darkened room, you can do dual exposure, and you can use the phone is a remote control or a noise to do. so if i clap my hands... you get a picture of me clapping. when polaroid shot down its production, it was too big for its production, it was too big for its own good, really. and when digital came along it can sustain itself. we rescale the whole thing and we actually had to reinvent all the chemistry that goes into it. it makes sense with environmental laws and everything now, we had to update that and rescale it. people who loved instant analogue film wants that point and shoot, and if it doesn't turn out, it doesn't turn out experience. digital photography allows you to take photos again and again. why put the two together? we never think of digital and analogue is opposing forces. we kind of think they have th

the european para athletics continues in berlin. day five there and great britain claimed the only gold medal decided out on the track in the morning session — david devine winning that in the 5000—metres. kate grey is in berlin for us. kate — a good morning. have we had a good evening too? it has been a slightly quieter evening for the british team with regard to gold medals, but plenty of other medals for the british team. a busy day for holly, who won a bronze. a new personal best distance. —— collie mating. —— holly maton. a good day at the office for holly maton, two bronze medals within the space of a few hours. has also been a silver for rhys hours. has also been a silver for rhstones in the t 37100 metres. plenty of medals over the course of the day, but let's focus on the gold medalfrom earlier. david ervine, winning his first european title in berlin and i am pleased to say he joins me now. david, thank you for coming to speak to us. as it sank in now that you are a european champion? how are you feeling? rea

ade adedoyin was watching in berlin. asher—smith came in here as the heavy favourite and delivered with a performance that will make the world ta ke performance that will make the world take notice, tenant .85 was not only the new british record and fastest time this year but it was the same time this year but it was the same time she ran last year when she won gold. we both of americans and jamaicans dominating these friends but that is no longer the case. we just saw a 12 in the men's and have so just saw a 12 in the men's and have so many fantastic girls, and she is definitely coming on and we will see her for years to come in the 200 and 400, so many talented athletes from great britain so it feels great to be part of this way where we are all pushing ourselves up the world rankings. it feels good. - our at—bat, hughes came out in one in the championship, not bad considering he felt a cramp in his ca lf considering he felt a cramp in his calf and had a disqualification in the champions earlier this year. calf and

and turkish delight in berlin, as 200m world champion ramil guliyev adds the european title to his collection. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start in missouri at the us pga championship, with gary woodland the one stroke leader after the opening round at bellerive. the american carded a 6—under first round of 64 in the year's final major and leads compatriot rickie fowler by a stroke, who himself led for much of thursday. the 29—year—old slipped up just the once with a bogey on the 16th, but six birdies, including this delightful putt at the par four seventh have him in prime position, along with compatriot woodland. 2015 winnerjason day of australia is two strokes further back on 3—under and could've done with a little bit more luck on the green, despite this one dropping. while four—time winner tiger woods had a horror start when he went out on the back nine, dropping three shots on his first two holes, as he looks to build on his recent form, although he left himself with plenty to do. but a solid back nine hole saw him finish level par and leave himself with

three gold medals on the penultimate day of competition at the european para—athletics championships in berlin. hannah cockcroft beat teammate and rival carrie adenegan in the t34 800 metres in a championship record time. it was wheel—to—wheel the whole way but cockroft held on to take the title. sophie hahn and thomas young were the other gold medallists.

and coming up on bbc news: at the european championships in berlin where britain's tim duckworth leave it —— leave the decathlon with just two events to go. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. british gas is increasing prices for millions of customers, for the second time this year. the firm's standard variable tariff will go up by 3.8%, raising the annual bill for a typical dual—fuel customer by £44. the change comes into effect in october, and centrica, which owns british gas, is blaming the price rise on higher costs in the wholesale market. our business correspondent, emma simpson reports. and it's this hot there is no need to worry about heating your home but today a sting in the air for three and a half million british gas customers like robert chapman in lincolnshire. he's on a standard variable tariff and has been for decades. and his bill is going up for a second time this year. we seem to just for a second time this year. we seem tojust get a for a second time this year. we seem to just get a hike year after year, not once a year, twice, three times a year

final day of the european championships — great britain should win more medals in the athletics in berlin later this evening. in the athletics in berlin there has already been success in glasgow in the gymnastics. success in glasgow holly hamilton is there for us. success in glasgow the success in glasgow final day, a final gold rush. all the final day, a final gold rush. all five british gymnasts competing in the final in the men's apparat is. dominic cunningham on the floor with a near—perfect routine. a nervous wait followed. good enough for first place. what about that, if you can! but none of them could. gold. it is crazy, itell you. this is what dreams are made of. the last timei is what dreams are made of. the last time i was here i was in the box watching the competition and now european champion on the fourth. next up, max whitlock. go the 0lympic next up, max whitlock. go the olympic champion follow suit on the pommel horse? a strong start but this mistake proved costly. whitlock will struggle to meddle. no such problems for rhys mcclenahan, the northern irish champion with an

in the sporting calendar, but before they can think about 2022 this event in glasgow and across in berlin as well needs to be a success, and you will be able to see extensive coverage a cross will be able to see extensive coverage across the bbc‘s tv and radio outlets as well as live coverage of every single event through the bbc sporting website from friday. let‘s take a look at some of the other sport stories today... just two days after becoming the first welshman to win the tour de france, geraint thomas has already crossed another finish line as the winner. he joined the likes of peter sagan and tour runner—up tom dumoulin at a criterium in the netherlands — his first since becoming tour champion. the fa is considering an england bid to host the 2030 world cup. the last major tournament played here was the 1996 european championship, 30 years after the only world cup to take place in england. wembley will host seven games during euro 2020, and the fa have a bid in to host the european women‘s championship in 2021. england captain dylan hartley will return to the england set

. —— berlin. katarina johnson thompson is well—placed for heptathlon victory at the european championships. and i am here at the bristol international lu nan fiesta, and i am here at the bristol international lunan fiesta, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary. a few showers in the forecast year, and across much of the country. i will bring you the full forecast in about 15 minutes. it's friday the 10th of august. our top story: tens of thousands of ryanair passengers across europe have had their flights cancelled today as pilots stage a 24—hour strike. nearly 400 flights, including some to and from the uk, have been grounded in the budget airline's worst ever day of industrial action. caroline davies reports. it has not been an easy summer holiday for ryanair, winding queues and cancellations blamed on storms and shortages of air traffic control staff. now they face a different sort of turbulence — strikes. some ryanair pilots in five countries will strike from today for 2h hours. it ha

hahn, who is the paralympic champion has now won the sprint double in berlin after winning the 200 metres on thursday. britain's olivia breen took the bronze earlier in the day, 18—year—old thomas young produced a personal best to take gold in the t38 200 metres, at his first major championship. great celebrations there. the british para canoe team have finished top of the medal table at the world championships with seven honours after securing three medals in portugal today. paralympic champion emma wiggs claimed gold ahead of team—mate jeanette chippington while there was a bronze forjack eyers — who is the current mr england. bbc olympic sport reporter nick hope is there for us. the british team dominated the canoeing events when the sport made its olympic debut at rio 2016 and judging by the performances here this week they will again be the tea m this week they will again be the team to beat coming the tokyo paralympics starting today. we've had breakthrough performances this week but today i was all but one of the well—known names and that is of a mile. the 30—year—old

and dina asher—smith gets her second gold of the european championships in berlin, winning the women's 200m sprint final, just four days after taking the 100m title. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator — jo phillips and the political editor of the sunday mirror and sunday people — nigel nelson. you are both looking great. laughter many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the observer leads on brexit — the paper has done analysis which it says shows more than 100 constituencies that voted leave would now vote remain. the sunday times front page has the same picture on the front of the observer — of the former foreign secretary borisjohnson, who has been embroiled for the past week in the row over comments he made about the burka — the sunday times says the cabinet is ‘at war‘ over his comments. but the sunday express says that a poll the paper has conducted shows that the majority of the public support mrjohnson over his comments and don't believe he should be reprimanded — a

tonight, focus turns away from glasgow the athletics in berlin where britain have sent their biggest team to a major championships in the modern era. tonight it's both the men and women's100 metre final. dina asher—smith is an cracking form and will renew her rivalry with the defending champion. in the men's event, britain's best chance of gold come in the form of rees prescott or janelle hughes. hughes is the fastest man in europe this year and this week should give us a good idea of where britain's athletes are with two years to go to the olympics. studio: thank you. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. it is getting cooler and there's a lot going on over the next few days. the most dramatic weather is across southern and south—eastern parts of the uk. the storm clouds have been gathering, this is guernsey earlier on. showers and storms have been pushing up from the near continent, spreading in across the southern counties. as we go through the evening they are going to move north and east. from hampshire, berkshire towards kent and up into east anglia, some hit and

ade adedoyin is in berlin. how has the start of it done for her? she performed well in the morning, she led the olympic and world champion by 51 points, attempted to win a third gold medal this year. did she will have her work cut out because she isn't even ranked in the top five in europe. she has taken part in action behind me in the shot put arena, very close to her lifetime best. holly bradshaw is attempting to win a medal now. the european champion will be the heavy favourite. adam jamelia and mitchell blake will go this evening, the only man who has gone under 19 seconds in that field but that highlights tonight, katarina johnson—thompson attempting to win her third gold medal of the year. you can follow that action on the website through the evening. now to return to football for a moment and let's catch up with some of the day's other deals on transfer deadline day with joe lynskey. hugh, thank you, our seniorfootball reporter ian dennis has joined us to take a closer look at some of the deals that have gone through today. we'll start tho

so today when you export from london to berlin it is like you are from london to birmingham, right? it's the same, it's one single market. the same rules apply in, no borders. moving back to the wto means establishing a border. exporting from london to berlin orfrom london to paris would have to cross a border, and the question today is, how thick is this border going to be? and that is a question that needs to be answered here in the uk. so could they do that, the day after a no—deal brexit, they could immediately just trade on wto terms? yes, but this would mean a border, and this would mean a thick border today a thick border on some products, thin on other products, but it would be a border and the question is, how thick is this border going to be? and there is no agreement here in the uk about how thick this border is going to be because today they have no border, so there is... what this has brought to the for for many constituencies is the cost of moving out of the eu for the uk, given the level of imbrication of uk producers with the rest of continental europe. as someone

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. the indonesian island of lombok has been hit by another powerful earthquake, measuring magnitude 6.3. it comes just two weeks after an earthquake killed 460 people and destroyed tens of thousands of homes. there are no reports of any injuries after the latest tremor although there are reports that landslides have been triggered in the east of the island. first there was black panther, now there s children of blood and bone. the first novel by nigerian—american author tomi adeyemi debuted at number one in the new york times bestsellers list and has been nicknamed the african harry potter. it‘s the first part in the orisha trilogy, based on the yoruba religion, and it‘s been so successful tomi was offered a movie deal before the book was even released. debula kemola from bbc africa‘s whats new met tomi while she was on her uk book tour. i try not to think of her, but when idoi i try not to think of her, but when i do i think of rice. when mother was around, the heart always smel

the sprint double at the european championships in berlin. dean asha smith won the women's 100 championships in berlin. dean asha smith won the women's100 metre goals and darnell is used lead a british 1—2 in the men's. she won in 10.85 seconds, thejoint british 1—2 in the men's. she won in 10.85 seconds, the joint fastest time in the world and a new british record. she is now targeting the four times 100 metre title along with the defence of her 200 metre crown. iamso i am so happy. to run a 10.8 in the championships is a really big deal so championships is a really big deal soiam championships is a really big deal so i am really happy. i wanted to come here and run that, after running 10.91 come here and run that, after running 10.9 i knew i had it. when it comes, anything can happen as you have seen with the upsets this morning. iam have seen with the upsets this morning. i am so happy right now! shortly after that, darnell hughes w011 shortly after that, darnell hughes won his first european medal of taking gold in the men's sprint in

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. sport now and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's will perry. including the cricket and england going pretty well. day two of the third test against india has been very much england's. after a short weather delay the tourists resumed on 307—6. but conditions really suited england's bowlers, stuart broad and jimmy anderswon with two wickets apiece. england dismissing the last four batsman injust over 40 minutes. india all out for 329. in reply, england are 46—0 at lunch, with alistair cook and keaton jennings at the crease. the first of the today's football matches is under way. it's in the second round of the scottish league cup. rangers lead kilmarnock w—0. alfredo morelos with both goals. he could have got a hat—trick, a shot appearing to cross the line but the referee did not give it. it's approaching half—time. hibs take on ross county later. both manchester sides are in action in the premier league today, both looking to maintain a perfect start to

at frankfurt the message for passengers was clear, and the same for berlin, with 250 flights grounded in germany and another 150 cancellations in ireland, sweden, and belgium as well. ryanair ireland, sweden, and belgium as well. rya nair is ireland, sweden, and belgium as well. ryanair is the second—biggest airline and there are usually big queues here to the airport at this time, but 80% of the flights to and from belgium have been cancelled, according to the unions. ryanair says it has texted or e—mailed people so they don't come here today wondering whether their flight is on. laura and her best friend claire from barrow in furness were due to fly with ryanair from manchester with 14 friends for a hen party in germany and they have had to cancel their plans. they didn't offer anything. it said in the e—mail there were a few things you could do, but really with a group of 16 us it is really difficult to try to get something organised, so we have to either try to find another flight, or book our own, but it is just too expensive. at the heart of it, the european pilots are ask