most devious conman. and, if you re looking for one last trip during the summer holidays that doesn t involve airports, how about a visit to chatsworth house in derbyshire with our very special tour guide, alan titchmarsh. he s revealing the secrets behind those spectacular gardens. plus, we ll be taking a magical walk through nature with wildlife expert mike dilger and his son, zachary, as they go in search of an amazing creature that s inspired myths and fairy tales for centuries, the glow worm. and a big thanks to everyone who s sent in some great photos of your summer scenes from all around the uk, including james carlisle s view of flagstaff viewpoint in northern ireland. beautiful. please keep sending in your pictures, along with comments about anything on tonight s show, and that includes our first story tonight. yes, covid has been on the up in august and, with two new variants identified, lots of people will be thinking about it again for the first time in a while. b
of the 2019 finallists. harry kane is set to have a medical at bayern munich. the tottenham striker has been given permission to fly to germany ahead of potential move to the german champions. bayern and spurs agreed a deal worth more than 100 million euros for the england captain and the decision was left up to kane. the transfer is expected to happen before the new bundesliga season, which starts next week. another potential huge move is on the cards. liverpool have agreed a british record transfer for moises caicedo from brighton for £111 million. caicedo s been on the radar of several premier league sides for the last few months, after a standout season for brighton, who had rejected a series of bids from chelsea. the ecudorian midfielder is now free to go for a medical. the new premier league season starts later on and the treble winners, manchester city, are at turf moor to take on newly promoted burnley, who are managed by their former captain vincent kompa ny. city b
to be part of that, and to play a role in that. do you want to be the number one sporting superpower in the world? these events are hosted in all the countries around the world. if we can add to the sporting scene, that is something beneficial for everyone, and why not? i do not see it that we re competing with others. i see that we are playing our role to develop sports within the world and to be a part of the international community. but it is a competitive business. you mention the pro league, the players you have managed to attract are being taken away from other leagues. so do you think the premier league should be worried? are you a threat to the premier league? i think the premier league did that and that is how they started. - nobody questioned them when they did it. as i said, ourfocus is to develop sports within the kingdom, to develop our league, to attract the best in the world to be part of our development. today when you see these players playing on the pitch, t
a high value target. the russian novocherkassk landing ship struck by a guided missile. the force of the blast suggests it was full. moscow claims the ship was only damaged. kyiv says it was destroyed. it s going to need more than a lick of paint regardless. crimea has been firmly held by russia since 2014, but sights like this have become more common with ukraine striking deeper into the peninsula. the novocherkassk would ve almost certainly been loaded with either soldiers, hardware or both. it being taken out will hamper russia s ability to supply troops further north, as well as further weaken its naval dominance in the black sea. translation: a huge job has been done. - a big assault carrier was destroyed, and it did become part of a fleet to which the moskva missile cruiser belongs. kyiv has successfully targeted russian vessels before, including the moskva, once the flagship of moscow s black sea fleet. what attacks like these have yet to do is apply enough pressure on