no ronnie 0'sullivan, he was knocked out in the early rounds. great to see manchester city women doing well. they are benefiting from all that investment, the incredible facilities they have on the site, the success of the men's and women's teams, and as i say, carli lloyd, two—time player of the year in their ranks, and they are reaping the benefits, into the semifinals of the champions league. i tell you what, go out there now, so back and relax and put your feet up. you deserve it. thank you so much for the sport, it. thank you so much for the sport, it is absolutely excellent. a rare moment of being nice tojohn. if people seem friendlier today, it could be because it is national kindness day. but, just in case you need a little more encouragement to do a good deed, a campaign is being launched with the aim of making the nation nicer. the diana award charity, set up in memory of princess diana, wants to inspire 20,000 acts of kindness during 2017, so we have been asking some of you to share your experiences. going to the theatre, and obviou

ronnie o'sullivan is through to the second round of the china open in beijing, after a comfortable victory over gareth allen. it's the last tournament before next month's world championship in sheffield, and despite not being on top—form, o'sullivan won without dropping a frame against the welshman. meanwhile, the home favourite ding junhui is also safely through after beating paul davison five frames to zero. he joins world number one mark selby in round two. you may have missed this over the weekend, a new record was set in bosnia by the teenager kerim ahmetspahic. he's a 16—year—old taekwondo champion who broke iii concrete blocks with his head injust 35 seconds to make it into the into the guinness book of world records. the blackbelt somersaulting over 16 piles as he smashes them in half and not a hair out of place. i think it goes without saying — do not try this at home, or even just do not try this! that is all, coming up in a moment it is the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lucy fisher, senior pol

ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the second round of the china open in beijing after beating gareth allen. it is the last tour before the world championship in sheffield and despite not being on top form today ronnie 0'sullivan one without dropping a frame against the welshman. the home favourite ding shall we is also safely through after beating paul davison five frames and he joined after beating paul davison five frames and hejoined mark after beating paul davison five frames and he joined mark selby in the second round. that is all the sport for now, you can keep up—to—date with all of the stories on the bbc sport website. i will have more at 1030. cold remedies, gluten—free food and even suncream — right now they're all available in england on the nhs with a prescription. but that may change. faced with mounting financial pressure nhs bosses are looking at a radical shake—up of prescription medicines. they believe more than £100 million could be saved if gps stop prescribing some drugs which are available over the counter. our health editor hugh pym has the details. gluten

ronnie o'sullivan is through to the second round of the china open, the final tournament between next month's world championship. more on those stories for you at 4. 30pm. the wife of the westminster attacker, khalid masood, has said she is saddened and shocked by the atrocity. in a statement released through the metropolitan police, rohey hydara said she totally condemns his actions. meanwhile, the mp, who tried to save the life of pc keith palmer outside parliament, foregin minister, tobias ellwood, has been speaking about what happened. he called it a dark day. i make it clear that i was one of many that stepped forward on that dark day. our thoughts and prayers remain with those families and friends of the victims, including our own pc keith palmer. the nhs in england is to consider whether gps should stop prescribing a range of medicines and treatments, including holiday jabs, gluten—free food, fish oils and painkillers such as paracemotol, that are available over the counter. the proposals, which are intended to save millions of pounds, will form part of a major announcement o

and ronnie o'sullivan is through to the second round at the china open, the second round at the china open, the final tournament before the world championships in sheffield. he beat gareth allen 5—0. i'll have full update in ten main pits. theresa may has been in birmingham for a major business event, highlighting links between qatar and britain. live to our chief political correspondent, vicki young. this has been interesting, because it's been a show case, if you like. the prime minister came here, liam fox came here, the international trade secretary and they are saying that brexit means there will be a golden opportunity for britain, they say, to reach out to other countries to forge trade deals, to be closer partners with others. theresa may laying out what she wants to get, which is a close relationship, continue trading as freely as possible with the european union. she's under pressure ahead of tomorrow, when she will formally tell the eu that we are leaving. but she is under pressure to from some in her party to say exactly what kind of brexit britain is heading for. i've b

now ronnie 0‘sullivan, has taken his bizarre behaviour in interviews to a new level. he recently said, he wouldn‘t be talking in depth in interviws, after he was, disciplined, for comments he made to the media during the masters tournament but after giving a few short answers to bbc wales reporter gareth blaney, the questions certainly struck a chord. so how do you reflect on the match as a whole? don‘t know, really. um, you seem to take while to get going. maybe. sing: # maybe, there‘re gonna be the one that saves me. and after all, you‘re my wonderwall. ..# what do you reckon of my lyrics, is that good? i actually liked that. i like that. it was funny. he sang instead. what are we going to do if ronnie 0'sullivan ever retires! and as we are talking next. the sound of england rugby fans singing ‘swing low, sweet chariot‘ regularly fills the stands at twickenham — as it‘s bound to during this weekend‘s 6 nations clash with scotland — but now there‘s debate as to whether its an appropriate sporting anthem. the song was originally sung by slaves in

five—time world champion ronnie 0'sullivan beat liang wenbo 5 frames to 1 to reach the second round at the players championship in wales. and day—night cricket will be included in the women's ashes for the first time. england and australia will meet in brisbane in october with the first of three one—day internationals, before test at t20 matches —— test and twenty20 matches as well. that is all, we will be back at just after well. that is all, we will be back atjust after 10am. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has told this programme the government has an issue with disability. he's calling on them to scrap plans to limit access to a key disability benefit in a week's time. the government wants to reverse two recent court rulings that would have made another 160,000 people eligible for the personal independence payment, or pip. here's what's going on. pip is a benefit paid to the long term ill or disabled. it is replacing an older payment called disability living allowance. pip has two parts — one to cover daily living expenses, the other to cover mobility or getting around. un

ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the second round of the players championship, in wales, after a 5—1win over liang wenbo. ‘the rocket', who is a five—time world champion, was rarely troubled, as he eased through to a second—round clash against either judd trump or mark king, in a tournament which sees the world's top 16 players take part. the england women's cricket team will make history when they play the first—ever day—night ashes test against australia in november. the match will be played in sydney, starting on nine november. just like the 2015 series, this year's competition will also feature three one—day internationals and three twenty20 matches. england are looking to reclaim the trophy they lost in 2015. we are going to return to football, finally, and a pretty impressive goal in brazil. everybody says a side is at its most vulnerable immediately after scoring, and that was the case when comercial fc forward mirrai scored directly from the kick—off in sao paolo, against catanduvense. his side went on to win the game 4—1. how impressive was that? an absolute bea