billy simpson, the clifto nville belfast. billy simpson, the cliftonville ladies player is being commended for this unbelievable effort. the top three will be voted on and they will go in front of a fifa panel and they will pick the very best. that's all from sportsday. good evening, after a showery start to the weak things look drier and brighter tomorrow. it could be a cool start, a whiff of autumn in the air. this weather front is sinking south of the night, not doing too much but it will bring more cloud and rain into northern ireland in the small hours, showers for southern scotland and northern england. to the north of the front as we pull in airfrom the north—west and clearing skies in rural scotland, lowe is in some spots could be four or 5 degrees. in the south when we dip into single figures it will feel autumnal on tuesday. a lot of sunshine around to get the date under way. the shower sliding further south across northern england perhaps reaching the north midlands, pulling away eastwards. the odd isolated showe

my name is emerson billy, —— bui was up words cannot express howl billy, —— bui was up words cannot express how i feel right now. this community has embraced me with open arms, ishare community has embraced me with open arms, i share the sentiments with everyone at the table as for how we feel with the families and victims today. the fbi, as a federal law agency responsible for this jurisdiction has come to provide support in the investigation is this murder investigation continues as well as look at other aspects of the investigation that could potentially be looked at from a federal standpoint. the investigation is still early on, the primary concern of course is the victims, making sure they receive the care, the courtesy that they deserve, and as we continue to move through this investigation we will provide updates along with our other partners. we'll take a few questions. it would be best for the fbi to answer that question. would you call this a hate crime? first and foremost, i did not call it a hate crime, i said we're looking at aspects to ensure what potential violations are out

but i kept saying proud and billy is proud to captain the side and all the connections we have got. but we had to commit to get a result, that was the biggest thing we had to do today. a very good bournemouth site who have done outstandingly well over the past three or four seasons in the division so we knew this was a tough game. we need to get a result, and we did, so we are off and running. poor game to start the season at crystal palace where it finished 0—0 between the eagles and everton. but an interesting sub plot to this game, where wilfried zaha was left on the bench for palace ironically during the transfer window he came very close to a move to everton today's opponents. a £50 million move though never got over the line, but look at that expression when he was brought on by palace manager roy hodgson. he was brought on as a substitute. not much eye contact going on there. morgan schneiderlin was sent off for everton but the home side couldn't capitalise. and it was goal—less on the opening day for two sides looking to push on this season. every time you do anything w

you might remember billy caldwell. his mum fought for him to get access to cannabis oil to help with his severe epilepsy. at every single stage of this campaign, we have mentioned making history. billy's case led to a big change at the end of 2018. medicinal cannabis products can now be legally prescribed to some patients across the uk for the first time. globally, where that's happened, it's often not been long before recreational use of the drug has followed. take, for example, canada. it legalised cannabis in october last year, the first major western country that's good weed. with cannabis the uk's most popular illegal drug, a group of british mps and charities have come to canada to see what some call the world's biggest drugs experiment. have you ever seen this volume of cannabis yourself? i never saw any volume of cannabis! so, should the uk follow suit? in a couple of weeks, we're going to be following a first of its kind — three mps from across the political spectrum, heading to canada to see how legalising

you might remember billy caldwell. his mum fought for him to get access to cannabis oil to help with his severe epilepsy. at every single stage of this campaign, we have mentioned making history. billy's case led to a big change at the end of 2018. medicinal cannabis products can now be legally prescribed to some patients across the uk for the first time. globally, where that's happened, it's often not been long

but i kept saying proud and billy is proud to captain the side and all the connections we have got. but we had to commit to get a result, that was the biggest thing we had to do today. a very good bournemouth side who have done outstandingly well over the past three or four seasons in the division so we knew this was a tough game. we needed to get a result, and we did, so we are off and running. plenty of drama and stories on this opening weekend of the premier league season. poor game to start the season at crystal palace where it finished 0—0 between the eagles and everton. but an interesting sub plot to this game, where wilfried zaha who has been a lot of speculation —— the subject of a lot of transfer window speculation. ironically during the transfer window he came very close to a move to everton today's opponents. a 50 million pound move though never got over the line, but look at that expression when he was brought on by palace manager roy hodgson. not much eye contact going on there. he was brought on at 0—0 in the second half. his introduction could not break everyt

billy sharp has been with them since they were in the third tier. the manager has been watching even longer. chris wilder leads the side he grew up supporting. it has been a great experience, one we have really enjoyed, and i keep saying we are proud, billy is proud to captain the side, but we have come here to get a result, that is what we had to do today. for more happy managers, go to brighton and hove albion. potter's first match was a 3—0 win at watford. this, for potter, was a magical start. while they enjoyed the sunshine in lancashire, the wind swirled around southampton. ashley barnes's goal here set burnley up to win. for all the transfers and change, sometimes the assists can come from the weather. in other games yesterday, it was goalless between crystal palace and everton at selhurst park. three more games today — leicester city take on wolves in a midlands derby. arsenal make the trip to newcastle, while frank lampard will take charge of chelsea for the first time in the premier league at manchester united. neil lennon says there's

they beat them from dalejohnson, but the keeper will look back fondly at the second when he allowed billy to squirm underneath them —— will not look back fondly. the replay does not look any better, stokes say with just one point so far in the season. and they continued their unbeaten strea k and they continued their unbeaten streak with a home draw against nottingham forest. lyle taylor opened the scoring for the home side before albert equalised the forest for this first goal since he joined the club in the summer. elsewhere, leaders for when they were on loan from arsenal score the goal against branford. from arsenal score the goal against bra nford. swa nsea from arsenal score the goal against branford. swansea one while a late kenneth penalty gave them a draw against reading. the manager has quitamid the against reading. the manager has quit amid the club financial worries as his assistant is also gone, and we re as his assistant is also gone, and were relegated to league1 as his assistant is also gone, and were relegated to league 1 against the backdrop of those financial strugg

this is billie simpson of cliftonville ladies with this unbelievable strike. she's on the list and you can vote for your favourite to win the award on the fifa website until the september 1st. she has my vote! that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political strategist, jo tanner and broadcaster & authorjohn kampfner. in the telegraph, tearing up the backstop, borisjohnson in the telegraph, tearing up the backstop, boris johnson demands in the telegraph, tearing up the backstop, borisjohnson demands an alternative from the eu after an argument in ireland. the same story leads the guardian of ac mrjohnson has told the eu he wants the backstop replaced with a set of commitments to prevent a hard border. in the metro, sir eltonjohn defends the duke and duchess of sussex after criticism they took four flights sussex after criticism they took fourflights in ii sussex after criticism they took four flights in 11 days. sussex after criticism they to

billy bob thornton is in there as well, another patient at this clinic. like chalk and cheese characters him and aaron taylor—johnson. a father figure to him. the supporting cast are really good and provide the lighter moments. a lot of it is very intense and dramatic. it felt to me like it was almost sam taylor—johnson who has previously directed 50 shades of grey, saying forget that. this is the kind of thing i really want to make. obviously that was a big movie but not particularly critically praised. and i don't think it's something that she enjoyed that much making as a film director. this is the kind of thing she wants to be doing. this is her saying i can really do character pieces. i can do now these were the actors really have to act. intense, gritty? he is full on method, broken and bruised, you can see him fading away in front of you as this addict. is it a tough watch? given the subject matter? absolutely. but two things make it enjoyable. one is the acting because it is so good and to two rae the supporting characters. are the supporting

former england centre back philjagielka has returned to the club he left 12 years ago, while striker billy sharp is the hometown player hoping to make himself a hero this season. i've got a pretty good reputation here at sheffield. i will be trying to keep up with the younger lads, put pressure on during the match. the stadium will be full, it would be loud and it is ourjob to keep it that way throughout the season, and we did do that by giving the shepherd people what we want does make sheffield —— sheffield what they want. we just need to not overthink it. we have great togetherness and that is something we will need throughout the season. people say i am living a lot of sheffield's fans' dreams, and i have. it's fantastic. i scored a goal and it was a bold boy, he got my attention, i locked eyes with him andl my attention, i locked eyes with him and i could see the emotion and the ivy and i could see the emotion and the joy on his face of me scoring the goal and i gave him a high—5. the was a nice moment for me because i had been in his shoes as well. i'm not going to hide away fr

billie simpson of cliftonville ladies has joined lionel messi and zlatan ibrahimovic in being nominated for the world goal of the year puskas award. here's why. the quick—thinking simpson volleyed from her own half against sion swifts in the northern ireland premiership in august last year. the ten nominated goals will be whittled down to three. the eventual winner will be named at next month's fifa football awards in milan. the sight of australian batsmen steve smith being brought to the ground by a bouncer travelling around 150km/h during the second ashes test has reignited the debate about concussion in cricket. smith had looked disorientated as he left the pitch on saturday — yet he was soon given the all clear to continue. now a leading brain injury charity says it was incredibly dangerous. our sports correspondent andy swiss has more. hit in the neck at 90mph. and the ball which struck steve smith has now sparked a far broader debate. why? well, after leaving the field for assessment, smith was allowed to return. just a0 minutes later, he was back batting again. but then, the

billy whole country of china could ever healfrom back. billy get whole country of china could ever heal from back. billy get a new sense of how beijing is going to play and how things unfold over the next days and weeks in hong kong? we still need to wait and see. it seems after tuesday, tension in hong kong is cooling down a little bit, but the protesters a re is cooling down a little bit, but the protesters are planning another massive demonstration on the weekend, and that would be a critical moment to test every party‘sjudgement. it looks like female us football stars megan rapinoe and christen press will be taking the fight for equal pay to the courtroom after mediation talks between the us women‘s national team and us soccer broke down. here they are talking on cbs this morning. it's it‘s very simple for us. and it‘s not just about us, it‘s very simple for us. and it‘s notjust about us, and notjust about this moment. we are trying to do this on behalf of women everywhere to be treated respectfully and paid it lawfully. a

i am joined by billy dodds. do you feel range is into this match with a certain amount of confidence? you would think so. the momentum is building in the league campaign and also in europe. they have to go up a notch again. warsaw have gone up a notch. it is going to be a test. we would be happy to go away with a draw. do you think that would be highly suitable for steven gerrard to get a draw to take back to ibrox? yes. i think he would take 0—0 but he would like 1—1 to get the away goal in europe. it can be helpful. a draw would be a good result but they are capable of winning that they will have to be at their best. well, after celtic crashed out of the champions league last week after that shock defeat to romanian side cluj, the scottish champions have to deal with their swedish counterparts to salvage their continental campaign. they host aik stokholm in their europa league play—off at celtic park. we are at home and obviously we want to ta ke we are at home and obviously we want to take good advantag

billy sharp has been with them since they were in the third tier. the manager has been watching even longer. chris wilder leads the side he grew up supporting. it has been a great experience, one we have really enjoyed, and i keep saying we are proud, billy is proud to captain the side, but we have come here to get a result, that is what we had to do today. for more happy managers go to brighton and hove albion. his first match was a 3—0 win at watford. this, for potter, was a magical start. while they enjoy the sunshine in lancashire, the wind swirled around southampton. ashley barnes's goal here set burnley up to win. for all the transfers and change, sometimes the assist can come from the weather. in other game yesterday it was goalless between crystal palace and everton at selhurst park. three more games today, leicester city take on wolves in a midlands derby. arsenal make the trip to newcastle while frank lampard will take charge of chelsea for the first time in the premier league at manchester united. neil lennon says there's a ruthlessness

billy bob thorton as well, who is another patient at this clinic. billy bob thornton is in there as well, another patient at this clinic. like chalk and cheese characters him and aaron taylor—johnson. like a father figure to him, really. the supporting cast are really good and provide the lighter moments. a lot of it is very intense and dramatic, gutsy. it felt to me like it was almost sam taylor—johnson who has previously directed fifty shades of grey, saying forget that, this is the kind of thing i really want to be making. 0bviously that was a big movie but not particularly critically praised. and i don't think it's something that she enjoyed that much making as a film director. this is the kind of thing she wants to be doing. this is her saying i can really do character pieces. i can do movies where the actors really have to act. intense, gritty? he is full—on method, broken and bruised, you can see him just fading away in front of you as this addict. is it a tough watch, given the subject matter? absolutely. but two things make it enjoyab

billie simpson of cliftonville ladies has joined lionel messi and zlatan ibrahimovic in being nominated for the world goal of the year puskas award. here's why: the quick thinking simpson volleyed from her own half against sion swifts in the northern ireland premiership in august last year. the ten nominated goals will be whittled down to three. the eventual winner will be named at next month's fifa football awards in milan. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team that is your tuesday sport briefing. donald trump has once again hinted he may be interested in buying greenland. fresh speculation has been fuelled by an image the president posted on social media. but the prime minister of greenland has stated firmly his country is not for sale. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. this is a barren, wild terrain. sparsely populated, truly a rugged country. but for the self—proclaimed king of the deal, it could be a golden real estate opportunity. donald trump has expressed an interest in america buyin

he starred as wyatt opposite dennis hopper‘s billy in a very game changing film. it launched jack nicholson's career as well. a big film for so many reasons and still highly regarded to this day. you say he was a nice guy but he was quite honest when he was interviewed by the bbc a few years ago about the falling out with dennis hopper about the film, and dennis hopper seems to have come to resent peter fonda. i can't imagine why. but you never know. you know, this film was a platform. his star power exploded in 1969. the film celebrated its 50th anniversary this year and, oh, by the way, this weekend is the 50th anniversary of woodstock, which embody the lifestyle of its audience and, you know, i mean, what a coincidence that is. critics called it one of the rallying points of the late ‘60s, a buddy picture that celebrated sex, drugs, rock and roll. now it's time for a look at the weather. in western scotland and northern ireland, frequent showers and rumbles of thunder with strong winds around the coast gusting to around 50 miles an hour. for the vast majority

you might remember billy caldwell. his mum fought for him to get access to cannabis oil to help with his severe epilepsy.

england made the initial breakthrough, thanks to the power of forward billy vunipola who crossed over. wales hit back through gareth davies, a great break away try as the six nations grand slam champions went for the win which would have seen them move to the top of the world rankings. wales wnet on to score two more tries, but as luke cowan—dickie crossed for england's third, george ford knocked over thee penalties — wales were overpowered. these two meet again next weekend, at the principality. jamie chadwick has become the first winner of the w series motor racing championship which aims to provide a pathway for female drivers into formula one. the 21—year—old from bath started from pole, but soon slipped back to third and eventually finished fourth behind race winner and fellow briton alice powell. however, that was enough to secure the championship by ten points ahead of dutch rival beitske visser. former world number one andy murray is to step up his return to singles by playing two more events in zhuhai and beijing. the briton had already confirmed he'd be playing singl

england named an experimental side but dominated the first 20 with billy vunipola and gotha cocina bulldozing through the welsh defence. wales scrum—half gareth davies slalom through the england defence to get wales back into it but it was a rusty welsh performance, epitomised by the third england try with ken 0wens throwing it to look karen dickie, his opposite number, from the lineout and 21—7 two england at half—time. in the second half george north and alun wyn jones in the second half george north and alun wynjones scored, it seemed to set upa alun wynjones scored, it seemed to set up a comeback but then george ford and... anyjones has some thinking to do. he names his squad for the rugby world cup on monday —— anyjones. we'll worry about that tomorrow. today we will enjoy the efforts of the players. they worked really hard, put on a good display of rugby if you're in that 80,000 you would wa nt if you're in that 80,000 you would want to come back to twickenham and watch the side again. that's a good thing. sounded like a one—day cricket crowd and onstage. disappointing in te

conceding a soft opening goal against preston, he then couldn't deal with a long ball before allowing billy bowdin‘s shot to wriggle underneath him. the match finished 3—1 to preston. all the other championship results are on the bbc sport website. bolton wanderers manager phil parkinson has quit amid the club's financial worries. his assistant steve parkin has also gone. bolton were relegated to league one last season against the backdrop of those financial struggles and tonight's fixture against doncaster rovers was postponed because of concerns over the young players who've been left keeping the squad afloat. the club has been in administration since may. another club with money worries is league one bury. they're running out of time to secure their future after being unable to fulfill any of their fixtures so far this season. protestors are warning that the club could soon be dead and buried and have brought a coffin to the ground. former bury directorjoy hart also handcuffed herself to a drainpipe. the efl says the club has until friday to prove it can afford to keep going. dairy,

billy sharp has been with the blades since they were in the third year, the manager has been watching even longer. chris wylde leads the side he supporting. you might great experience. -- chris wilder leads the side he supported. great experience. we came here to get a point and that's what we did today. brighton and hove albion have appointed graham potter who learned the ropes and swedish football. his first match was a 3—0 win at watford, a magical start for porter. while they enjoyed the sunshine in lancashire, the wind swirled around southampton. ashley barnes' goal you set up only two and 3—0 and for all the transfers, all the change, sometimes the assist can come from the weather. goal this on the other game yesterday between crystal palace and everton at selhurst park. three more games today. leicester city play wolves, arsenal are up at newcastle, those are 2pm kick—offs in the late kick—off sees chelsea with frank lampa rd in the late kick—off sees chelsea with frank lampard in charge for the first time in the premier league at manchester united. couple of matches

borisjohnson billy throwing it back on to those who are opposed to what he is doing and in particular, those who are opposed to him suspending parliament for about five weeks. i don't think his words are really going to lessen the tension and the noise we have seen over the tension and the noise we have seen over the past couple of days. for example, this weekend there are a huge number of protests planned across the country, won here in london, and the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has actively encouraged people to get out on the streets and protest about what boris johnson is doing. as you heard there, we have couple of legal cases going on and quite extraordinary that one of those cases in london next week, a former conservative prime minister, sirjohn major, taking the current pie minister to court. that is pretty extraordinary that to happen but tonight you can almost feel and sense the phone calls, conversations that are going on between the tory rebels and also those on the opposition who are trying to work out exactly what they are going to do when they return to parliament here

the us comedian billy eichner was one of the most vocal critics. he later tweeted that he'd cancelled his membership and isjust one of many who don't like the company's links to president trump. samira hussain sent this from one of their gyms in new york. the studios are experiencing a backlash for those of their customers that are not a fan of us president donald trump. steven ross, he is the owner and the chairman of related companies, the related companies are the owner of soul cycle a nd companies are the owner of soul cycle and equinox jim companies are the owner of soul cycle and equinoxjim and when he came to light that he was holding a fundraiser in the new york area and this friday, many members went to go cancel their gym memberships and voice their outrage online. equinox gym and soulecle have said they are independent from what stephen ross does and that they are inclusive environments and are not political in any way. in one of the companies, soulecle, their press release went further to say that stephen ross is a passive investor. wel

billy bob thornton is in there as well, another patient at this clinic. like chalk and cheese characters him and aaron taylor—johnson. like a father figure to him, really. the supporting cast are really good and provide the lighter moments. a lot of it is very intense and dramatic, gutsy. it felt to me like it was almost sam taylor—johnson who has previously directed fifty shades of grey, saying forget that, this is the kind of thing i really want to be making. obviously that was a big movie but not particularly critically praised. and i don't think it's something that she enjoyed that much making as a film director. this is the kind of thing she wants to be doing. this is her saying i can really do character pieces. i can do movies where the actors really have to act. intense, gritty? he is full—on method, broken and bruised, you can see him just fading away in front of you as this addict. is it a tough watch, given the subject matter? absolutely. but two things make it enjoyable. one is the acting because it is so good and two is the supporting ch

england got the perfect start at twickenham with billy vunipola crossing the line inside the first 4 minutes of the match. wales — who were unbeaten in their last 14 matches — would have gone to number one in the world with a win, but they were comfortably beaten 33—19. luke cowan—dickie with england's last try. it was a brilliant weekend for britain's jamie chadwick — the winner of the very first w series, motorsport‘s female only championship. it's the latest achievement for one of driving's emerging stars, and we can talk to her now — good morning jamie. congratulations on a brilliant season but it was a very tense race yesterday. i did not make it easy for myself! we managed to get on pole position so i went into the race knowing i wanted to win the championship but also maybe wanting to win the race. i had three drivers behind me with nothing to lose so i was pushing hard but got close at times and managed to hold onto the championship. but step down to fourth and just about kept it together to get the championship at the end. now the w series, you share cars, you

substitute billy sharp scored with almost his first touch of the game. a cross from the right bounced off of nathan ake into the path of sharp to score his first premier league goal. chris mepham got bournemouth‘s in the 62nd minute. it finished i—i. it has been a great experience for today, one we have really enjoyed andi today, one we have really enjoyed and i kept saying proud and he is proud to captain the side and everybody and all the connections we have got. that was the biggest thing we had to do was get the result. a very good bournemouth side who have done outstandingly well over the past three or four seasons in their division so we knew this was a tough game. we need to get a result and we did so we are off and running. new manager graham potter got his first three premier league points after brighton beat watford 3—0 at vicarage road. it was new signing neal maupay who got the third — justifying his £20 million price tag with a debut goal and delighting the travelling fans. watford's abdoulaye doucoure's own goal gave brighton the l

england got the perfect start at twickenham with billy vunipola crossing the line inside the first four minutes of the match. wales, who were unbeaten in their last 14 matches, would have gone to number one in the world with a win, but they were comfortably beaten 33—19. luke cowan—dickie with england's last try. we had a good team out there today. a good mix of some young guys, some quys a good mix of some young guys, some guys that haven't played for a while, and i knew their attitude would be right. had a lot of expectation, and while we didn't speak about it, because we are purposely not spoken about the opposition, we thought that would weigh them down. jamie chadwick has become the first winner of the w series motor racing championship, after a tense final race of the season at brands hatch. the 21—year—old from bath started from pole, but soon slipped back to third and eventually finished fourth behind race winner and fellow briton alice powell. however, that was enough to secure the championship by ten points ahead of dutch rival beitske visser. jamie chadwick is with us

the resurgence of cassette tapes has been driven by mainstream artists, like billie eilish and the 1975, releasing their albums in the format, cassettes. tallulah webb runs the independent cassette label sad club records, and also works at rough trade records in brick lane, i spoke to her earlier about why they're making a comeback. you cannot is a diy artist released music on vinyl if you don't have the support of a major label. it is £10 to produce. it is unbelievable. you can't even do 300 copies.|j to produce. it is unbelievable. you can't even do 300 copies. i thought that everybody was downloading and live streaming. but you do want the music in physical ways to sell at gigs. music in physical ways to sell at gigs, and stuff like that. so the actual presentation of a cassette box like this and the art that goes with it, this is part of it. yes you can hold it, look at it, you can do the artwork yourself, it is a new level of music, and just spotify isn't really enough. if i just play this, what about the sound quality? we are all familiar with that slight hiss when you play a cas

england got the perfect start at twickenham with billy vunipola crossing the line inside the first 4 minutes of the match. wales, who were unbeaten in their last 14 matches, would have gone to number one in the world with a win, but they were comfortably beaten 33—19. luke cowan—dickie with england‘s last try. we had a good team out there today. a good mix of some young guys, some quys a good mix of some young guys, some guys that have not played for a while, and i knew the attitude would be right, and wales had a lot of expectation to cope with and whilst we didn‘t speak about that because we didn‘t speak about that because we purposely have not spoken about the opposition, we felt that would weigh them down. andy murray makes his long—awaited return to singles action later today. he thought his career may be over eight months ago, but a second hip operation has been a success. he‘s playing without pain, and has enjoyed some sucess on the doubles circuit. first up is the frenchman richard gasquet. sometimes the thing that is difficult was tennis in comparison to other

billie simpson of cliftonville ladies has joined lionel messi and zlatan ibrahimovic in being nominated for the world goal of the year puskas award. that is for the best goal in the world. have a look. so wejust that is for the best goal in the world. have a look. so we just watch it? boom, bang! that is in the northern ireland premiership last year. the ten nominated goals will be whittled down to three. the eventual winner will be named at next month's fifa football awards in milan. that was good. i think she meant that. the celebrations were kind of muted. just shocked. quite a wallop. a good old wallop. good morning to you. "distorted" and "malicious" — that's how sir eltonjohn describes recent newspaper articles about the duke and duchess of sussex. they've faced criticism after it was claimed they took four private jet journeys in 11 days, including to sir elton's home in nice. so what impact could this have on royal couple? historian and professor kate williams joins us from our london newsroom. do you think they are being unfairly targeted on this? or does it come down to the