it is currently 4— 02 england. they took the lead through this goal from harry kane after a mix—up at the back. raheem sterling made it three. there's about ten minutes left. and we'll be live at wembley at 7:30pm. well, england's opponents on tuesday, kosovo, went top of group a earlier after beating the czech republic 2—1. they went a goal down, but equalised in the first half. then it was this goal from mergim vojvoda in the 66th minute that secured the win. kosovo are currently ranked 120th in the world, the lowest ranked in their group by far, but they're the most in—form national side in europe, unbeaten in 15 matches. they have played more gains than england which is what they are top of the group at the moment. a crowd of over 31,000 people were at the etihad to watch manchester city beat manchester united on the opening day of the women's super league season. it's the first time the sides have played each other in a professional match and only the second time city's women have played at the club's ma

but who can rescue england? as wickets fall to leave australia in control of the fourth ashes test at old trafford. england thrash italy in their last warm up game before heading off is clear for us that there is a score to get as close as we can come i think we're only a couple partnerships away from that. england thrash italy in their last warm up game before heading off to the rugby world cup. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm chetan pathak. gareth bale was wales‘ hero as his late goal helped them beat azerbaijan two one in their euro 2020 qualifier in cardiff. ryan giggs‘ side laboured for much of the match against the bottom side in the group. but ultimately got the win they desperately needed, as patrick gearey reports. after a feverish summer, gareth emerged a man refreshed. once out of favour, he is now back at the centre of things with his club, where he a lwa ys of things with his club, where he always was for his country. they say he isa always was for his country. they say he is a man who makes

england was the best tea m three years. england was the best team they played. you can see what it meant to them. and good have been talking about being a work in progress, and i think the bright things for england, sterling was great tonight. so a short in england shirt, you think about 14 months ago with the world cup and really how england fans were saying he should be dropped. he looks thick and integral part of gareth's side. the heart beat even more so than the captain. i9 heart beat even more so than the captain. 19 years old, playing in the bundesliga with such confidence. a great player going forward. they lost their shape far too often, defensively such frailty and so sloppy. midfielders while they did not do enough. plenty of him to work on, the outstanding was obvious but the errors were obvious. england taken a show on the road or if the fa ns taken a show on the road or if the fans here, it goes to look at think defensive coaches and southgate might be watching the replays of through theirfingers might be watching the replays of through their finge

but in the last hour or england will hope. but in the last hourorso, england will hope. but in the last hour or so, australia has been fighting back, as england battled to save this match and save their ashes hopes. the joys of cricket in september. a morning wash—out at old trafford and it was notjust disguise that left a little gloomy. england's ashes chances were fading fast. they had about well, so the early loss of craig 0verton was not exactly ideal. from there, captain joe root set about sending the ship. finally the run started flowing and he found composed company in rory burns. hussain reaches is 50, the crowd had a welcome excuse to warm their hands. as chile were getting frustrated, near misses, birtley chases, needless to say the england fa ns were chases, needless to say the england fans were loving every bit of it. it is been tense cricket. the hosts we re is been tense cricket. the hosts were now going nicely, a century partnership and i have century the route. when the big chance came virtually accommodate bluster. a case of after you that seemed to su

a routine win for england. it was. three wins out of three with five to go, england in firm control of their group. hurtling towards another major tournament. that's now 42 consecutive matches unbeaten in the world cup and european championship qualifying for england. 0n the one hand it is a great statistic but on the other it's a bit of a concern because not yet have england ended their weight since 1966 for a major tournament victory so they will want to replicate this form when the going gets tough in the major tournaments. these are the sort of sides england are used to beating. they got past the czech republic and montenegro in their first two qualifiers and now bulgaria, scoring 1a goals in the process , bulgaria, scoring 1a goals in the process, conceding just one. the step up in quality really comes at the major tournaments. this is crucial, the qualification, because it's how england perform in qualifying that the terms of their seeding and how many matches they played at wembley in the pan—european euro 202

playing for their england feature. you are playing for your country, that as the fundamentals of it. you have some passionate guys who are proud to represent england. however you motivate yourself, whether getting yourself on a winter tour, trying to get yourself a home test, doing everything you can for the quys doing everything you can for the guys magic, whatever it is that best motivates individuals, it is important they harness that this week in and take it forward. joe root seem pretty wary today and he isa joe root seem pretty wary today and he is a precious asset for english cricket. by contrast with australia's captain tim paine, look back to before the start of the series, he was tense, concerned about his own place. he is an action is retaining captain and of course australia will bring their momentum into the attempt to win the series 3-1. it means a lot to australia is to win the ashes, we are playing against england, we love to beat each other, there is no doubt about that. the competition between the two

here's england. a stunner! last season's top scorer starting where she left off with a worldy, just one week after making her england debut. it's spurs's first season in the top flight, but they were determined to leave their mark. chelsea needed to exert their dominance but the woodwork, well, it was having none of it. despite a great atmosphere, 2018's champions felt a little flat. but in front of a crowd five times bigger than the previous record, chelsea's win was all the more special. in front of this crowd and on this pitch, it's unbelievable. i'm so proud of the girls. we came here, we wanted the three points, we got them. the world cup made new fans of women's football this summer. now the trick is to keep coming. natalie pirks, bbc news. defending champions arsenal began their title defence with a win. an equally impressive strike helping them to it, england's beth mead with arsenal's first in a 2—1 over west ham. mead's england teammate fara williams scored for reading just before half time, to give

i think england wa nted i don't know why. i think england wanted to have more grass on it. again, you play what you are given. and australia are playing on the same pitch. absolutely, they are. they were disappointing on the first day. it was a strong wind, and that is difficult. what happened? i don't know, it was a shame. the first day was a massive disappointment. after all the excitement of headingley, we thought this would be massive and england could win the ashes, but it just didn't happen. steve smith, look at what he has done. isn't he infuriating? england are under orders not to talk to him, not to engage with him, to ignore him completely. it is going well, isn't it?! really interesting, when i was there the other day, steve smith was there the other day, steve smith was there the other day, steve smith was there the day before the start and he was chatting to everyone, all the journalists. he gave a lovely interview yesterday. he is very quirky, and he is having trouble sleeping. he revealed yesterday he has found an app on his phone of pouring rain, so that mak

a few may filter into the far north of england. for northern ireland, england and wales, thursday will be a day of sunny spells and variable amounts of cloud. fairly brisk breeze, not as windy as wednesday, and a cooler feel. this continues into friday and the weekend. temperatures not much higher than 18 or 19 celsius. still some outbreaks of rain at times the further north and west you are, but drier further south and east. for the latest on hurricane dorian, you'll find all the details on our website. goodbye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. we're live from westminster, our headlines this morning: a momentous day as westminster prepares for a showdown — the prime minister says nothing will make him delay brexit and he could trigger a snap election. labour mps and tory rebels will today try to stop the uk leaving the eu on october 31st without a deal. the election speculation has sent the pound down to its lowest levels since the referendum. i'll have more on where it might head next. in o

a few may filter into the far north of england. for northern ireland, england and wales, thursday will be a day of sunny spells and variable amounts of cloud. fairly brisk breeze, not as windy as wednesday, and a cooler feel. this continues into friday and the weekend. temperatures not much higher than 18 or 19 celsius. still some outbreaks of rain at times the further north and west you are, but drier further south and east. for the latest on hurricane dorian, you'll find all the details on our website. goodbye. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: borisjohnson claims there are no circumstances that would make him delay brexit — but is the uk on course for a snap election? hurricane dorian claims at least five lives in the bahamas — and causes widespread damage. the prime minister calls it an "historic tragedy". the devastation is unprecedented and extensive. many homes, businesses, and other buildings have been com pletely and other buildings have been completely or partially destroyed. officials warn relati

it is a clash between norway and england. the last time these two sides met, it was only injune this yearin sides met, it was only injune this year in their women's world cup in france at the quarterfinal stage, a match that england eventually co mforta bly match that england eventually comfortably won. some of norway's top stars play their football in the english women's super league. these two sides know each other very well. looking back at that particular game, 3—0 did not do norwayjustice. i thought we played well. it was a good test. of all the games that we won in the world cup, from a physical point of view, that is where we peaked in terms of the amount of running that we did, high speed running, distance covered. that is what we needed to do to beat this snobby team. ultimately when we we re this snobby team. ultimately when we were struggling in the world cup, their ability and athleticism is their ability and athleticism is their biggest strength. for norway this friendly match comes after they opened their euro

into bats, the lostjoe root, toss, put england into bats, the lost joe root, who toss, put england into bats, the lostjoe root, who has dropped three times, still top scored with 57. that was the moment he passed 7000 test runs. but when the skipper went, one of two so far for pat cummings. that triggered a flurry of dismissals. mitchell marsh picked up four wickets on his return to the side. remember, australia 2—1 up in the series, already retained the ashes. england and our 221 for seven. butler and archer at the crease. the four—time grand slam champion, kim cloisters, is going to come out of retirement for a second time. she's 36 now. she first retired back in 2007. after winning one grand slam. had herfirst child at the age of 23, she then returned two years later, one of the us open, as an unranked player, one a couple of other majors as well, and retired for a second time in 2012, but she says she's going to come back to the wta tour next year. andy murray is going to have a busy time over the next month, he is going to play three tournaments in as many weeks in china. he al

southern england. overnight you could catch one brushing the coast of east anglia. cloud increasing across north—west england and scotland, holding temperatures up elsewhere. a chilly night to come under clear skies. 4—7 degrees and possibly a touch of frost in the coldest parts of eastern scotland and north—east england. plenty of sunshine around to start the day tomorrow. some cloud around east anglia and eastern kent. the great north run, you couldn't ask for better conditions for running. good luck to everyone taking part. this is how sunday is shaping up. patchy cloud developing the england and wales but staying dry with sunny spells, apart from the chance of a shower towards the coast of east anglia and kent. eastern scotland holding on sunshine before south—west scotland clouds over. north—west scotland and northern ireland, cloudy, patchy like rain and drizzle and temperatures at 15—18. looking a bit warmerfor temperatures at 15—18. looking a bit warmer for eastern scotland compar

of course, england. what do you remember of thatjourney. of course, i england. what do you remember of that journey. of course, iwas england. what do you remember of that journey. of course, i was only five years old, so all things i remember, the childish things, remember, the childish things, remember the little boy that being sick, i remember losing my doll and finding it again. the general what is england, what is happening, i was with my older sister aged nine so you think how small a five—year—old is, it was a traumaticjourney and an extraordinary change to a new country, new family, new food, you everything and i think my parents really did a very brave thing because they sent us basically into the arms of strangers. they knew the name of the people who agreed to foster us and waved us by thinking never to see us again. at five, were you able to understand the grave danger you were in as girl, your father was jewish of danger you were in as girl, your father wasjewish of course, a little girl under nazi occupation.” little girl under nazi occupation

what is england's collective motivation? they know the series is going back to australia, the ashes is going back to australia. they have had such a long summer. australia. they have had such a long summer. surely they must be tired?” am sure fatigue is a small part of it. but from the much is self, yeah, we spoke about it after the last game, to get it back to 2—2, obviously nowadays with the test championship that means a loss as well. the boys like to be competing in the final in a couple of years time. —— a lot as well. and to draw a series in 20 lose one. don't think you need any more motivation than that. as for australia, their celebrations after 0ld that. as for australia, their celebrations after old trafford, justin langer, their coach, said todayit justin langer, their coach, said today it registered two out of ten compared to some of the ashes celebrations he was involved in. motivation raselli to win necessary 3-1, motivation raselli to win necessary 3—1, well, of course there is —— for australia.

next england considered a penalty, 5—3. what now? well, still time for harry kane to miss his own spot kick, but by then england were near shore a victory on a night of ecstasy, history, and anarchy. patrick geary, bbc news. the win keeps england top of group a with a 100% record. czech republic's win over montenegro tonight sees them leapfrog kosovo into second place. remember the top two qualify for euro 2020. ireland were also in action in an international friendly against bulgaria. mick mccarthy's side winning 3—1 at the aviva. the two sides were level at 1—1 until the 83rd minute when a goal from kevin long put ireland ahead. they sealed the 3—1win in the 86th minute with a debut header from james collins. there have been three more gold medals for great britain today in the world para swimming championships in london. alice tai won the women's 100 metre backstroke, breaking the world record in the process. great britain's megan richter came third. it means so much, especially in front of a home crowd. i love getting out o

the further east you are in england, the likely are you are in england, the likely are you are in england, the likely are you are to stay dry. the temperatures are higher, 2a celsius. mid week temperatures are coming down again. why? we have a cold front moving southwards as we go into wednesday. the isobars are starting to turn around into a more northerly direction. a chillier scotla nd northerly direction. a chillier scotland by the end of wednesday. rain clearing away from the south—east. the rain may be welcome. further showers across scotland, northern ireland and into england. northern ireland and into england. northern scotland only around 12 celsius. 20 at best in the south—east. for much of the uk, we are sticking around the mid teens. a mediocre warm up at the start of the week and then temperatures will be below average for the time of year. some rain at times, some sunny spells occasionally, too. a chilly night. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: labour's brexit spokesman, sir keir starmer, says mps who want to stop a no—deal brexit will seek to bring forward legis

that‘s a huge blow for england. england hoping to level this series. if they win this test, they will do so. it‘s 2—1 to australia. the first wicket to go wasjoe denley, who went forjust 14, caught behind by steve smith. captainjoe root and rory burns then built up a decent partnership. root was lucky, because he was dropped three times. and then burns went for 47, caught by mitchel marsh off the bowling ofjosh hazelwood. when stokes went, it was an awful decision. mitchell marsh bowled, not a particularly great ball, but stokes hooked it when he didn‘t have to. caught by nathan lyon. then root went as well. england are 175—4. jos buttler and johnny bairstow at the crease. you can follow it on 5live sports extra and the bbc sports website, where you‘ll find in—play video highlights. let‘s, as we have to come and talk about racism in football. england are preparing players should they be subjected to it. u nfortu nately, unfortunately, the evidence is there, coaches and players for england having to deal with this. head coach gareth southg

by swatting england's hopes the site. by the time they got in for 82, or michael become his lowest score of the series, australia get were out of sight. 383 was england's suppose a target, and realistically, survival. 0h a target, and realistically, survival. oh dear. first rory burns and then captain joe survival. oh dear. first rory burns and then captainjoe root. pat cummings with two wickets in the very first over to leave england possibly chances hanging by the thread. after headingley perhaps anything is possible. but unless england to somehow bat all day tomorrow, the ashes will be staying with australia. in the last 15 minutes or so, serena williams has failed in her bid for a record—equalling 24th grand slam title. she lost in the final of the us open to bianca andreescu, who becomes the first canadian to win a grand slam. williams looked out of sorts from the start, broken in the first game before losing the opening set 6—3. the teenager sped to a 5—1 lead in the second set butjust as it looked as though s

again, 20 degrees in the south—east of england. not quite as cold at old trafford but it is a reducing risk of showers, if there are any tomorrow, we will find the more likely at the start of play. most places dry this evening, we have rain, coming in from the second whether front, and this is more widespread, perhaps heavy rain coming down into scotland, northern ireland, northern parts of england and wales and with it, the wind will be kicking up, south—westerly wind picking up overnight. milder than it was last night, double figure temperatures. tomorrow, we start with the rain across northern england and north wales, a little bit of rain heading through the midlands, everything sinking south, and eventually, we will see more cloud and patchy rain for southern parts of england. further north, some sunshine, showers, most in scotland, and temperature 16 to 18 degrees. wind picking up. those wins will be quite gusty throughout the day, initially west and south westerly and then changing direction later on westerly and then chang

there was england's captain. joe root would be encouraged by the crowd for any run, anything, but the biggest roars came for australia's fielder. root virtually placed the ball in peter siddle's hands, and down. now this is the kind of juggling act that appeals to this particular circus. no hiding place. they even spotted it on the rooftops. australia's captain could hardly criticise because, minutes later, he dropped root too. tim paine is his name. england will resume shortly on 86—1. england's captain has seemed pretty weary at the oval and you can understand it, it's been a very long summerfor understand it, it's been a very long summer for england's cricketers. think back to the world cup and all that excitement. whatjoe root might be thinking right now is he's had a bit of luck and that it's better late than never. studio: thank you. time for a look at the weather. before we start with the weather forecast i will quickly show you this clip from the south—east of spain. some dramatic scenes. we seen torr

england we re the final bigot to fall. england were all out and the australian celebrations could start. england's hopes of winning back the archers —— ashes on home soil over but australia, the celebrations can begin for them. they have retained the ashes with one much still to play. a few nervous moments, no doubt, coming of headingley, we would be in a position again but i thought we learn from that. we held oui’ nerve, thought we learn from that. we held our nerve, fought really well against a team that fought really ha rd against a team that fought really hard that we knew they would. everyone is usually disappointed but you find yourself in a situation like today and you learn a lot about your team, but the guys around you andl your team, but the guys around you and i thought everyone showed a lot of courage, a lot of resilience, a lot of character. and everyone should be really proud of how we approached the day. we will look back at other points in the game and think maybe we could have been better and most i

ican i can also tell you england art 1—0 up i can also tell you england art 1—0 up at their match at wembley. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, it's time to take a look at the best and worst of this week's film and dvd releases in the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so, mark, what do we have this week? very interesting week. we have rojo, a film set in argentina about creeping corruption. we have it: chapter two, following in the footsteps of the biggest—selling horrorfilm of all—time. and the shiny shrimps, a story about a swimming team with a difference. so, rojo, a director i'm not familiar with. should i be? he has made films before, but this is a breakthrough feature. it is a story set in argentina in the run—up to the coup. we open with a shot of a house being emptied of all its possessions and we're not entirely sure why. we then cut to a scene in a restaurant of a man who seems very cultured, he's a lawyer, he's sitting at a restaurant table waiting to have his m

england as well. temperatures somewhere between 17 and 19 degrees for most of us, just a bit cooler for most of us, just a bit cooler for the likes of aberdeen where you have that northerly breeze. the ashes continue at old trafford, and we're looking at drier conditions. plenty of spells of sunshine, with temperatures up to 17 degrees or so. if you have plans this evening, it is looking drier. it will be quite a chilly night, i cooler side of the season so far. a touch of frost in eastern scotland and north—east england as well. further south, temperatures well down into single figures. and it is on sunday the great north run. it will be quite fresh first thing, but drier, with lots of sunshine. light winds are so pretty decent conditions for runners taking part in the great north run. england and wales should keep the sunshine through sunday. scotland and northern ireland will cloud over as this front approaches from the west. that could bring a few patchy showers, especially during the afternoon.

we saw him bowl once again during england's training session by england do not think they can trust him, he is not fit enough to get through an entire test match with his allocation of overs. he will play as a specialist batsman. sam curran comes into the team as a bowling all—rounder. chris woakes comes back in the place of over ten. the knock—on effect of this, jason roy loses his place in the test match team. he has had four chances to prove himself as a test match batsman and i think we have to say there is an experiment which has failed. it could be a long way to get back into the test match. i asked joe root, england's captain today, whether there were a number of england players here who were playing for their england feature. you are playing for your country, that as the fundamentals of it. you have some passionate guys who are proud to represent england. however you motivate yourself, whether getting yourself on a winter tour, trying to get yourself a home test, doing everything you can for the guys magic, whatever it is that best motivates individuals, it is important they

to close, england's openers survived a tricky start. they will be back on saturday morning and england will hope to end their long summer. even if we know their long summer. even if we know the urn is going down under. there's still a lot to play for. there's still a lot to play for. there's the test championships and personal gain, you know? although the ashes is lost, we still got a lot to play for. we are only 75 runs behind. teams have come back and one from this margin before, and we created another opportunity tonight and i think it's going to be key for us to bowl well with the new ball in the morning. london broncos have been relegated from rugby league's super league — after an 19—10 defeat at wakefield. on what was billed as friday the 13th fright night, both those sides were in danger of dropping into the championship in the final round of matches — along with hull kr and huddersfield. in the end, it was london that lost out, asjoe lynskey reports. in this sport, where they hit the hardest, the feet at the very end goes

a change has come to this england tea m a change has come to this england team here at the 0val, and i suppose the catalyst is ben stokes. we saw him bowl during a limb as my training session but england don't think they can trust him, he isn't fit enough to get through an entire test match with his allocation of overs. so he will play as a specialist batsmen. the knock on effect, sam curran comes into the tea m effect, sam curran comes into the team as an all—rounder. chris woakes comes on in the place of 0verton, and the knock—on effect of all this? jason roy loses his place in the test match team. he's had four chances, but it could be a long way for him to get back into the team for him to get back into the team for now. i asked joe root whether in fa ct for now. i asked joe root whether in fact there were a number of england players who were playing for their england future. you're playing for your country, you know? that's the fundamentals of it. we've got some very passionate guys that are very proud to represent england. however you motivate yourself, whether it is gettin

england can still level the series, even though australia have already retained the ashes although england haven't lost an ashes series on home soil since 2001. with less than a year to go before the tokyo paralympics, this week's para—swimming world championships in london are a huge event on the way to japan. the para athletics worlds will be in dubai in november but swimming is the other big sport at the games. competition has been taking place on monday at the london aquatics centre, and with 25 golds decided on the opening night there were five world record and kate grey has the pick of the action. the thursday of action here in london has provided plenty of exciting racing with multiple world records broken and 13 nations winning golds, just proving the international breadth of paris. three time paralympic champion from canada won her nation's first gold of this championships in the s—10 freestyle, but ever the perfectionist, she wanted more from the race. i wanted to break my record and come as close as possible but it is still a gold, i have earned ten golds in my career, so it

england fans may remember it because it is worth england's footballers beat argentina in the 2002 world cup. you might remember the david beckham penalty giving them a 1—0 win over argentina. the rugby players hoping for a similarly successful result here later on. plenty of england fans here already soaking up the atmosphere, we are expecting 40,000 spectators here in total and the england fans will be hoping to see their team get off to a winning start. you can just imagine the 40,000 fans under the closed roof, that will be noisy. you've been with the england team for the last few days, what's the mood in the camp? they should be feeling pretty confident. i think there is certainly a quiet confidence, they are the overwhelming favourites for this match, they had a very good series of warm up matches to the tournament, record—breaking win over ireland in the warm up games, pretty much full strength team. in tonga, one of the real outsiders of the world cup. thrashed by 92 points in their final warm world cup. thrashed by 92 points in theirfinal warm up world cup. thrashed by 92 po

the worst force in england and wales to get such a course “— england and wales to get such a course —— such a england and wales to get such a course —— such a poor england and wales to get such a course —— such a poor ranking. —— the first force. it doesn't operate efficiently or sustainably either. perhaps most crucially, the force is not reducing crime or keeping people safe. 67—year—old terry was beaten in middlesbrough city centre in an unprovoked attack last november. there were dozens of witnesses. a man was arrested but his son, a bar owner, says the family have not been contacted owner, says the family have not been co nta cted by owner, says the family have not been contacted by cleveland police since. they are a joke. quite simply they area they are a joke. quite simply they are a joke. they are a joke. quite simply they are ajoke. cleveland police is in crisis. last year, we revealed local people in hartlepool have taken to patrolling their own streets, furious with the lack of police protection. today one of the men we met that night told me little has im

but england relaxed too long. here once again an unexplained space was berisha. —— here once again, in unexplained space, was berisha. wow. next, england conceded a penalty, 5—3. what now? well, still time for harry kane to miss his own spot kick, but by then england, were near sure a victory on a night of ecstasy, history, and anarchy. patrick geary, bbc news. the outstanding features and the poor features are apparent to everybody so we don't need to get the video out and go back through it. poor individual mistakes. poor start to the game. i liked the way we showed the composure to recover from that initial mistake, and our use of the ball throughout the first up —— half was excellent, right the way through the team. elsewhere, the republic of ireland beat bulgaria in a friendly 3—1 in dublin. the two sides were level at 1—1 until the 83rd minute, when a goalfrom kevin long put ireland ahead. they then sealed the 3—1win with a debut goal from james collins. the fifth and final ashes test gets un

gustier winds developing across wales and southern england. in the sunshine, temperatures as high as 19 or 20 celsius. somewhat cooler across scotland. here's our area of low pressure through this evening and overnight, pushing heavier rain across to england and wales. perhaps as far north as southern scotland and into parts of northern ireland. with that, some gusty winds, particularly across wales and southern england. those gusts touching 50 miles an hourfor a time. that rain slowly clearing away from northern england for tomorrow. still windy, though, and staying unsettled into the new week. bye bye. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. downing street reacts angrily as borisjohnson is referred to the police watchdog over his links to an american businesswoman when he was mayor of london, calling it "a politically motivated attack". the labour leader, jeremy corbyn promises to replace the government's controversial welfare policy, universal credit, should they get into power. renewed pressure on the trump administration over its dealings

a spell of brisk winds for eastern coastal counties of england. but as we go through the small hours of monday, those winds will ease as the skies will clear. we will see some mist patches and it will turn quite chilly and there will be a few showers just trundling in from the north spreading down across scotland. as we go on into tomorrow for most, a quiet start, a bright start once the early mist is cleared. but you can already see behind me our next weather system, heavy outbreaks of rain returning to wales, the midlands, northern england, i think particularly for the hills of wales and north—west england there is the ongoing threat of flooding. some spots over high ground could see as much as 70 mm of rain. drierfurther north but on the chilly side. then as you move through monday night into tuesday, this area of low pressure turns its way eastwards. there will be further heavy downpours or longer spells of rain pushing mostly across england and wales. that tending to pivot away as the day wears on. but first scotland and northern ireland, b

a few may filter into the far north of england. for northern ireland, england and wales, thursday will be a day of sunny spells and variable amounts of cloud. fairly brisk breeze, not as windy as wednesday, and a cooler feel. this continues into friday and the weekend. temperatures not much higher than 18 or 19 celsius. still some outbreaks of rain at times the further north and west you are, but drier further south and east. for the latest on hurricane dorian, you'll find all the details on our website. goodbye. this is bbc news, the headlines: borisjohnson has insisted there are no circumstances that would make him delay brexit on october 31st. rebel conservative and opposition mps are preparing to try to force an extension to avoid leaving the european union without any agreement. if that vote in parliament goes against him, the prime minister has hinted at a snap general election. hurricane dorian has claimed at least five lives in the bahamas with 13,000 homes destroyed or damaged. the monster storm continues to batter the isl

a few may filter into the far north of england. for northern ireland, england and wales, thursday will be a day of sunny spells and variable amounts of cloud. fairly brisk breeze, not as windy as wednesday, and a cooler feel. this continues into friday and the weekend. temperatures not much higher than 18 or 19 celsius. still some outbreaks of rain at times the further north and west you are, but drier further south and east. for the latest on hurricane dorian, you'll find all the details on our website. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. braced for brexit — are businesses prepared for leaving the eu ? oz uncertainty — how gloomy consumers and the trade war have knocked the stuffing out of australia's economy. and on the markets: the trade spat between the us and china is dominating, it was a labour day break last week for american investors.

england are going to be a handful. so far, so good for england. they know with their final good for england. they know with theirfinal group good for england. they know with their final group games against argentina and against france, tougher tests now lie in store. this is confirmation of how it looks in england's pool. argentina have a break. the french top to go to the quarterfinals. italy also have 10 points after two matches that's after they thrashed canada in fukuoka. like england they also scored seven tries. 48—7 the final score. and also like england they have much tougher games coming up in their pool, new zealand and south africa still to come. italy sitting pretty for now — they've got the springboks in 8 days' time. ii's a rest day tomorrow injapan. go the rugby union pages on the bbc sport website for details of ireland, wales and scotlands next matches. to the football, we saw some upsets in the league cup this week. one of them was at colchester when totte n ha m them was at colchester when tottenham lost on penalties. the ma

day at wentworth in england. (oov)willett began the day tied for the lead in england. willett began the day tied for the lead with spain's jon rahm, who shot 70 to finish second, with south africa's christiaan be—zhoud—en—hout third. back problems and a loss of confidence had seen willett plunge from ninth in the world to a low of a62nd after he missed the cut at this event last year. this is his biggest win since the 2016 us masters. americans billy horschel and patrick reed finished joint fourth on 15 under par. american nelly korda won the ladies open de france — her first title on the european tour. the 21 year—old shot a final round of 67 for a 15 under—par total. korda — joint top american points scorer at last week's solheim cup — finished eight shots clear of celine boutier of france, with sweden's caroline hedwall and anotherjoanna klatten two shots further back in third. honda's marc marquez celebrated his 200th start and moved within reach of a sixth motogp title on sunday with a comman

england have just asjulia eventually declaring on 497. england havejust come into bat, check ep are them. it has been australia's day. certainly steve smith's day. as for england, not looking too clever for them. ultimately for the series. tennis now. serena williams is closing in on a record equalling grand slam, at the us open. she's just one away now from margaret court's record of 24. standing in her way, in the semi—finals later — is the ukrainian elina svitolina, who knocked out johanna konta this week. we could see first—time finallists from both the womens‘s and mens‘s side of the draw. earlier, i spoke to the bbc‘s tennis correspondent, who's in new york for us. he thinks the way williams deals with the pressure from home support could be the difference. she has got to three grand slam finals since she returned from maternity leave. 0n finals since she returned from maternity leave. on each occasion she has been beaten by one of the best players in the world, or at least someone who went on to become the world number

it proved to be another difficult one for england with the bat. australia's bowlers were in the assendency with england finishing the day on 271 for 8. joe wilson reports from the oval. keep going, captain. as long as there is the strength to lift a pen and sun in the september sky, there is cricket. it ain't over till the oval. fifth test, over the road. rory burns again displayed deep concentration and good judgement — that's it. a7, he made. joe denly was the first english batsman to fall. steve smith the fielder. well, he even makes his catches last as long as possible. he held on. captainjoe root was dropped three times before he got to 50. just watch them. siddle's chance was the simplest, although tim paine had the gloves to help him. commentator: oh, down again. still no good. and look who dropped this one — yeah, that is steve smith. well, good fortune, but when root got to 57, enter pat cummins. no fielder required. australia had changed their team for this test, picked mitchell marsh. he took four wickets, dismissing bairstow like t

will there be a fog of gold at the end of england's rainbow? decidedly autumnal conditions as they trained for a tournament which they are starting as one of the favourites. four years ago, similarly high hopes ended in humiliation and an early exit. but will this time be a different story? the excitement is building every day. obviously like i said, it is really kicking off now. england's tournament starts here, which is normally a baseball field but can be transformed into a grass surface. this should be a simple enough start for england, they will emerge here against tonga as the overwhelming favourites. but for all their undoubted quality, there are still some questions. their main dilemma is in the backs, who plays at centre? will it be captain owen farrell, or will it be henry slade? ready after recovering from a knee injury. you can never really tell. we like to try different combinations and all we can do is keep spurring each other on as players and keep driving each other to keep improving and whoever gets picked, gets picked. remembe

particularly heavy rain in parts of wales and northern england. not as much rain, a few showers for scotla nd much rain, a few showers for scotland and northern ireland. sunshine as well. as the area of low pressure finally clears away, we will notice the white line squeezing together, another swathe of strong winds, from the north, north west. gusts on the east coast of 50—60 mph, with high tides, could bring coastal flooding. heavy rain and gales and that could be travel problems for the weekend. a reminder of our top story... downing street is accused by former cabinet minister amber rudd, of using aggressive language that incites violence, but borisjohnson denies his language is divisive. can you use words like surrender to describe a certain act, and quite frankly i think you can. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me. and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. shipped good afternoon. it's 1:33pm and here's your latest sports news. i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. it's the start of the wo

on tuesday morning, that rain persists in northern england. another issue developing with low pressure through the midlands, southern england and the south—east. heavy showers could cause further flooding. warnings in place for all of this rain. on tuesday afternoon, mild air in the south. cooler air pushing down from the north. this opens the doors to an arctic northerly. these blue shades on wednesday, and it will be noticeably cooler. but this ridge of high pressure shows it will be mainly dry. chili with a touch of frost on wednesday, in northern areas. because of high pressure, after a chilly start, it will be largely dry. plenty of sunshine. some showers affecting north—eastern coasts. temperatures topping out at 11-14d. at the coasts. temperatures topping out at 11—14d. at the end of the week, a lot of uncertainty because of this, hurricane lorenzo. expected to move closer to our shores as an ex—hurricane but if it mixes into an area of low pressure it could bring wet and windy weather or it could stay just offshore. stay wet an

heartbreak for england. from there smith went on to score a double hundred and even the england fans who haven't exactly warmed to him in the wake of the ball tampering scandal, even they gave him a warm round of applause when he was finally out for 211. australia eventually declaring on 497—8. england hope to get through to the close without losing a wicket but joe generally was out before the close. brantley joe generally was out before the close. bra ntley caught joe generally was out before the close. brantley caught forjust four. that means england will now face a huge battle if they are to stay in the smash and save their ashes hopes. yeah, andy swiss there on the man of the moment, the man of the series so far. here's what some of steve smith's contemporaries have to say. former england captain michael vaughan says... ex—aussie team—mate brad hogg pays tribute... and the all—time leading run scorer in test cricket sachin tendulkar says... it was a huge moment. i think that is my third now and

what could england's captain do? well, bowl. mitchell marsh fell tojoe root but matthew wade was defying england. hot afternoon, temperature rising at his contest withjofra archer was suddenly frozen in time. anyone blinking? no. on 117, wade fell, not to pace, but to guile, to root, bairstow‘s stumping. the final moment was also the captain's — root‘s catch for the match. the ashes remain in australia's hands but the series is level and england's long summer ends with another smile. joe wilson, bbc news, the oval. to the premier league, where watford fought back from two goals down at half—time to draw 2—2 at home to arsenal. quite some start for quique sanchez flores in his first match since being reappointed watford manager. pierre—emerick aubameyang scored twice in the first half to put the visitors in front, but they really unravelled after the break. tom cleverly taking advantage of some incredibly sloppy play by the gunners. that made it 2—1 before roberto pereyra rolled in a late penalty to help watford tak

we are drawing in some cooler airfor south—west of england. we are drawing in some cooler air for the start of the weekend, that will be around on saturday night, and with the winds dropping light and skies clearing it will be cold, the cold est clearing it will be cold, the coldest night for a while, could see a touch of rust across north—eastern scotland, north—east england as well. for the most part we start dry, cold but sunny on sunday, the odd bit of cloud around, but not expecting any showers to speak of. the northern ireland in western scotla nd the northern ireland in western scotland it is probably going to be either cloudy day, and head of that temperatures are looking at 16— 18 degrees. more clout on the north—west, a band of rainjust waiting on the wings, that weather front there, and that will slide down across the uk as it does so it will develop some ripples or waves on it, even an area of low pressure which will slow the progress of that rain down and focus some of the heavy rain towards wales in the south—west espec

he clearly wants to play for england. southgate said, i could not hold back, he is not one we want to hold back stop england are unbeaten in ten years in terms of qualifying, so they are looking to make it a full decade without losing. england haven't played here at st marys since 2002, a 2— to drop in euro qualifying against macedonia. kosovo, you hinted that they could be a tough team. they are a young nation, only recognised by u efa a young nation, only recognised by uefa and fifa three years ago or something. they are a really good, on an unbeaten run as well. 15 games unbeaten, the best of any team in europe, almost two years. the fans here already are making a lot of noise. there have beenjokes that kosovois noise. there have beenjokes that kosovo is empty tonight. we are respecting tens of thousands, perhaps even 20,000 coming here for this occasion. england are the best tea m this occasion. england are the best team they have ever faced since they we re team they have ever faced since they were officially ratif

eventually pushing its way across northern england. behind that, some spells of sunshine developing, which you have already got across western scotland, northern ireland and a large swathe of england and wales again still some showers though. through this afternoon, more showery rain developing across parts of north wales, north—west england and the midlands. for most, sunny spells, scattered showers, before persistent rain arrives into south—west england and south wales later. it is a breezy if not windy day. temperatures this afternoon mid to high teens for most of us. cooler across northern scotland. here is this area of low pressure through this area of low pressure through this evening and overnight which will deliver some very heavy rain across south—west england and wales, before pushing its way north and eastwards into parts of northern ireland, the far north of england. coupled with that, some very strong winds particularly across central and southern england and wales, where they could touch 55 mph. very mild across muc

he played for england for 18 years. he's now a commentator and part of bbc radio's test match special team. and there's also a knighthood for former england captain andrew strauss and more recently director of cricket before resigning to be with his wife ruth, who died from lung cancer last year. strauss set up several fundraising events during england matches this summer in aid of the the ruth strauss foundation. day two of the para world swimming championships is just about to get under way in london. british swimmers will be looking to emulate their opening day success. reece dunn broke the s14 200 metres freestyle world record to lead home a gb clean sweep of the podium. thomas hamer and jordan catchpole took silver and bronze respectively. that was actually a good race. i could have done a lot more in that first 50. always have a lot to give on the last 50. it is a massive improvement. it means a lot to me. obviously i have been doing this since i was a kid. obviously some positives going into, especially, tokyo ne

england to was always going to be a pretty tall orderfor england to bat was always going to be a pretty tall order for england to bat out the whole of the final day, and that's exactly how it proved. they lost two wickets during the morning session, notably ben stokes, the hero of headingley, who was out forjust one. joe denly did give them hope with a half—century, then some decent knocks from jonny bairstow and jos buttler kept things going, but when jos buttler went for 3h, at that point singler‘s hopes ian over. but then their new cult hero, jack leach, joined craig 0verton at the crease and they kept australia at bay for an hour crease and they kept australia at bayforan hourand crease and they kept australia at bay for an hour and a half but then jack leach eventually was out and craig 0verton was the final wicket to fall, lbw to josh hazlewood. england all out and the australian celebrations could start. england's hopes of winning back the ashes on home soil are over, but australia, the australia —— the celebrations can beginfor the australia —— the celebrations can b

longer spells in places and some showers going to wales and south—west england. much windier day with gales developing in the western isles. at the strength of the wind to temperatures ofjust 12, a chilly day in parts of scotla nd 12, a chilly day in parts of scotland with temperatures getting up scotland with temperatures getting up to 20 or 21 further south and east, cooler given the strength of the wind. these fronts will pull away east into thursday and the isobars becoming further spaced, so the winds will fall lighter. still showers and longer spells of particularly for northern and western western scotland, may be pushing into northern ireland. thursday will be a day of sunny spells and variable cloud. brisk breeze, not as strong as wednesday, and a cooler feel and this goes into friday and the weekend. temperatures not much higher than 18 or 19. some outbreaks at times the further north and west you are but drier further south and east. for all the details on hurricane dorian, go to the website. goodbye. i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines: borisjoh