BrItish woman to win a major in more than a0 years. Prince Andrews legal team say they dont believe Court Papers from lawyers for the woman accusing him of Sexual Abuse have been successfully served. Virginia giuffre launched a civil case against the prince he denies the claims. Hello And welcome to bbc news. Ceremonies have been taking place in the unIted states to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the September 11th attacks. In New York, a Minutes Silence marked the exact time that the first hijacked It'>Plane HIt the North Tower of the World Trade Center in 2001. President biden travelled to pay his respects at all three attack sItes in New York, pennsylvania, And at the pentagon in virginia. WIth more on the days events, heres our Itorjon'>North America EdItorjon sopel. Drumbeat on this stunning clear september morning, they gathered in Ity-And-sadness'>SolemnIty And Sadness in lower manhattan. 0h, say, can you see by the dawn� s early light. The weather identical to that fateful Tuesday Morning 20 years ago, but Everything Else was different. And the rockets� red glare. At 8 46 this morning, the tolling of a bell. Bell rings the moment the first plane struck the twin towers. And the bells rang out at the pentagon. Bell rings. And shanksville, pennsylvania. Bell rings. The other sItes of the 9 11 Terrorist Attacks. Gordon m aamoth junior. Edelmiro abad. And then the haunting, harrowing recItation of the names of those who died. Ronald philip kloepfer. And my husbAnd, joseph reina junior. And my uncle, james francis quinn. WIth the readers pausing to pay tribute to their Loved Ones. Continue to watch over us And your family. 20 years feels like an eternIty, but yet It still feels like yesterday. Until we meet again, my love, rest in peace. The president , who has visIted all three of the 9 11 sItes, today spoke about the significance of the commemorations. These memorials are really important. But they are also incredibly difficult for the people who were affected by them. Because It brings back that moment they got the phone call. It brings back that instant you got the news. And George W Bush, who was president in 2001, contrasted America Today wIth america then. So much of our polItics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear And resentment. That leaves us worried about our nation, And our future together. I come wIthout explanations or solutions. I can only tell you what ive seen. 0n Americas Day of trial And grief, i saw millions of people instinctively grab for a And'>Neighbours HAnd And rally to the cause of one another. That is the america i know. But today belongs to the people whose lives were rent by these unfathomable acts. I was sleeping when the first tower hIt, And my mom woke me up because my dad worked there, so. He was a victim, And i saw the second It'>Plane HIt And ijust hopped in my car. I was here the next morning. He sobs excuse me. You cant ever explain this horrible thing. You know, And you re live It every year, but, i mean, i think for the families Its worse for hour after hour, Family Members read the Alphabetical List of names of those who perished. 0n anniversaries, america can feel a kinder, less harsh place to be. Very lIttle unItes this divided country at the moment. But the And-pain'>Sorrow And Pain of that day 20 years ago still does, more or less. Jon sopel, bbc news, New York. Earlier my Colleage Laura Travelyen spoke to charles wolf, who is the husbAnd of 9 11 victim. He began by explaining his emotions on the day of rememberance. Everything all of a sudden kind of concentrated Itself this morning And It was difficult, to say the least, but once i got to the memorial And started seeing other people who were in the same state of feeling i was, we all started talking And i saw people i have done a lot of work wIth 15 years ago And everything just started feeling good again And It was great. You are someone who spent these years really fighting for a Fairy Compensation Fund for those who lost their Loved Ones And 9 11. Do you see It is that your legacy i think It has been made by legacy. I got changed And he accepted It. I realise now after seeing the movie, there is a movie out on netflix called worth. Stanley tucci plays me. Its pretty good, Its a very good movie. I can see now. Its a very good movie. I can see now, when Its a very good movie. I can see now, when you Its a very good movie. I can see now, when you look Its a very good movie. I can see now, when you look at i Its a very good movie. I can | see now, when you look at It from another viewpoint, you know, shakespeare said if only we could see ourselves as others see us And i guess i kind of see myself in a sense And i see that And i accept It And i see that And i accept It And im proud of It, i really am proud of It. fin And im proud of It, i really am proud of It. And im proud of It, i really am proud of It. On this 20th Anniversary am proud of It. On this 20th Anniversary of am proud of It. On this 20th Anniversary of the am proud of It. On this 20th Anniversary of the 9 11 anniversary of the 9 11 attacks, what are your reflections . Attacks, what are your reflections . , reflections . The reflections i woke u reflections . The reflections i woke up wIth reflections . The reflections i woke up wIth this reflections . The reflections i woke up wIth this morning i reflections . The reflections i l woke up wIth this morning our reflections no one wants to have affected the whole thing happening again. The replaying, that we of that morning when i got up And made us a pot of tea And all that kind of stuff. It is like you are going through that again, almost like. Not making fun, but groundhog day. Like the movie. Thats what happened this morning, It was tough to get through. Its gone And you realise, 0k, tough to get through. Its gone And you realise, ok, Its been 20 years And you hardly realise Its been 20 years but then you think about It And you do realise this is 20 years And i still miss her, but ijust feel so are so fortunate to have had her in my life for 13 years. fin her in my life for 13 years. On this 20th her in my life for 13 years. On this 20th Anniversary we are hearing a lot of calls from elected officials to revive the unIty of 9 11 that america felt the stop what do you share those sentiments . I the stop what do you share those sentiments . The stop what do you share those sentiments . I think that would be great those sentiments . I think that would be great on those sentiments . I think that would be great on 9 11 those sentiments . I think that would be great on 9 11 loco those sentiments . I think that would be great on 9 11 loco we had a common enemy which is why we pull together. There was no polItical bickering about It. Not until later on when other things came up. There has to be the condItion And you dont want an attack like this to have to create that condItion. And i will say this, what the polIticians And the press have to do is stop hItting each other against. The polIticians And the press. They have defined a different way of selling themselves, both do. That was charles wolf, the husbAnd of a 9 11victim. We will hear more from the relatives And victims And report from afghanistan And Guantanamo Bay on how the anniversary has been observed that later in the programme. BrItains18 year old Emma Raducanu has won the Us Open in one of the most dramatic victories in modern tennis. She beat 19 year old Andez'>Leylah FernAndez of canada in two sets 64, 63. Raducanu only made It into the tournament as a qualifier, but she won the tItle wIthout dropping a single set. Shes the first brItish woman to win a grAnd Itle'>Slam TItle in 44 years. Craig 0shannessy is a Tennis Strategy Coach whos worked wIth novak djokovic, And hejoins me now from austin, texas. Thank you forjoining us. What a joyous evening for raducanu fans And tennis fans generally. The formic tradItion of one Tim Henman called It an absolute joke, he couldnt believe what he had seen. How do you describe what this moment is the Womens Tennis entIties . It was magnificent. I spent the first week in New York coaching myself And i walked by And several times in the tunnels underneath going back And forth to the courts And she caught my eyes. This girl has a swagger, she was on a mission. I followed her throughout the tournament And i am back home in austin today, i watched the final. She played magnificently. We not only have a superstar, we have a megastar in our hAnds in emma. She hAndled herself so well. She is going to be a Guiding Light for Womens Tennis for years to come And congratulations to whIte there is so much to say about Emma Raducanu, we will move on to her in a second. This was two teenagers playing in a us this was two teenagers playing in a u. ,. , this was two teenagers playing in a Us Open final. What do we know about in a Us Open final. What do we know about these in a Us Open final. What do we know about these women . Know about these women . I can speak personally, not a lot. I knew existed because of wimbledon last year And then leylah has been on my radarfor a lIttle bIt, being canadian. It is what is what once, to young players on the big stage performing so well, carrying themselves so well because you can really take that And-enthusiasm'>Energy And Enthusiasm And take It to the grassroots And have young girls And young boys all over the world get interested in tennis And i want to be the next emma. It is a massive boost for Womens Tennis. It is a massive boost for Womens Tennis. ,. , Womens Tennis. Emma raducanu was tested Womens Tennis. Emma raducanu was tested in Womens Tennis. Emma raducanu was tested in all Womens Tennis. Emma raducanu was tested in all different was tested in all different ways throughout this but her resilience really came to the fore in this particular match, didnt It . It hadnt been tested quIte that way before. Exactly. Final is another level And neIther of the girls have experienced It. What emma does so well is the Return Side of the equation. She is able to generate 18 break points today, she won former of them. Leylah only generated nine And won two. 0n the Return Side also, And jumped in really well, former prickly winners on the return And a ten Point Differential between the two girls. 38 28, wIth return points won. Serving, ever did great but It was a Return Side of the equation that carried her to the tItle. Her to the tItle. She said herself that her to the tItle. She said herself that the her to the tItle. She said herself that the process | her to the tItle. She said. Herself that the And-mindset'>Process And Mindset has to be retained to succeed in the future. Her composure was just incredible even when she had won after falling on her back. She composed herself so quickly And spoke so eloquently. She is incredible. Incredible. She is mature be ond incredible. She is mature beyond her incredible. She is mature beyond her years, incredible. She is mature beyond her years, no incredible. She is mature. Beyond her years, no doubt. Incredible. She is mature beyond her years, no doubt. The way she carries herself in the way she carries herself in the way she carries herself in the way she walks around between the points. You know, she fell over towards the end And they had to stop because blood came out of her leg. 0n Match Point she had been serving to leylahs like just to be able to say this is a good time to change It up, she hadnt said a lot about why she threw the ball nestled high, went out wide, won It wIth an ace. It shows the level of composure she has on the big stage. She seemed to she has on the big stage. She seemed to win she has on the big stage. She seemed to win over most of that pro canadian crowd, as well, didnt she . Thank you so wish forjoining us. Mr; didnt she . Thank you so wish forjoining us. Didnt she . Thank you so wish youre watching bbc news, our top story. Memorial services have been held across the unIted states to mark twenty years since the Terror Attack of 9 11. Well, the events of that day were a defining moment for the world, leading to the us invasion of afghanistan, And the overthrow of the taliban, accused of harbouring the terrorists. WIth the taliban now back in control, our Correspondent Secunder kermani reports from Kabul on how 9 11 is remembered there. At this busy market in the west of Kabul today, few knew It was the anniversary of the 9 11 attacks. Some simply had no idea what had happened in New York 20 years ago. For others, memories of the tragedy there are steeped In Afghanistan has own struggles. People affected in 9 11 are also human beings. It does concern. I mean, still we are suffering from those things that have been throughout those 20 years. We have suffered more than 9 11 In Afghanistan. The americans, when they came here, they have changed our life. Everything has changed. For the first time, the girls, you know, the school for the girls have improved. Now how do you see the future . Well, i think if It goes like this, It will be difficult for afghans to live In Afghanistan. As you see, a lot of afghans are going out of the country. Two decades after they were overthrown, the talibans flags flutter across the cIty once again. Their banner, now in front of sItes where western missions were once based. Behind this gate is what used to be the american embassy. In front of It, taliban flags are on sale. In fact, you can see a group of fighters who have just purchased some. For many in america this will be a deeply distressing sight. Questions are already being asked about what the last 20 years of war here really achieved. The us did manage to largely defeat alqaeda In Afghanistan. The taliban insist they will never allow anyone to plot Terrorist Attacks from here again. But their victory has emboldened hardliners. This man is not part of the taliban. But he has come here to celebrate their conquest over what he terms the corrupt previous government, which had been backed by the us. The 9 11 anniversary might not mean much for people here, but Its legacy is something the country is still grappling wIth. Decades of war are finally over. Can the future be more peaceful than the past . Secunder kermani, bbc news, Kabul. 20 years later, the man thought to have planned the 9 11 attacks Khalid Sheikh mohammed And his key associates are yet to stAnd trial. Theyre still being held at Guantanamo Bay, the us Detention Centre in cuba, where inmates dont have most of the protections of us law. When President 0bama took office in 2009 he pledged to close the prison wIthin a year. Nearly 800 men And boys have been detained there 39 remain. Ten of them have already been cleared for release but are still waIting to leave. Only two prisoners have been tried And convicted. 17 have never been charged but will remain in prison for life, deemed a securIty risk. The other ten are still awaIting trial. Five of those men awaIting trial have appeared before a judge in Guantanamo Bayjust this week, wIth the families of some 9 11victims present in the court. The bbc� s Aleem Maqbool met some of them. Yes, Its notjust Khalid Sheikh mohammed who is here, but four others who were implicated in that plot to attack New York And those other sItes 20 years ago. Khalid sheikh mohammed is believed to have conceived of the idea of the attacks, taking It to 0sama Bin Laden And then subsequently planned the attacks. But also, walid Bin Attash is alleged to have trained two of the hijackers. Youve got Ramzi Bin Al shibh, who is thought to have run the Hamburg Cell of the operation, then two others Ammar Al Baluchi And Mustafa Al Hawsawi who are thought to have provided financial And logistical support to the attackers. So all those stories of Loss Weve been hearing all day, well, these are five of the men who Its alleged played a big role in a lot of that loss. And they are here And Itjust so happens that over the last few days they have made their first appearances in a courtroom for more than 18 months the legal proceedings were stalled because of the coronavirus pAndemic. But alongside us in the gallery were Family Members of victims of 9 11 who were observing events including one. Of 9 11 who were observing events including one i spoke to, dr elizabeth berry, who talked in a Memorial Event earlier this day about her brother, billy, who had been a firefighter who died when the North Tower collapsed. And she said there was nowhere shed rather be for this 20th Anniversary than Guantanamo Bay, watching the legal proceedings And seeing the search forjustice. It doesnt get any better than being in Guantanamo Bay on the 20th Anniversary, being part of the first group of people back into the courtroom to see the proceedings start over again, see a Andemic'>Newjudge Post PAndemic And get to talk to your brother to a whole naval station, you know, of milItary heroes. And Its pretty cool. And It doesnt get better because youre optimistic about where things are going And the fact that things have restarted . I feel. Yeah, im very honoured to that people are interested in listening to my brothers story. Im very proud of him. And. Im optimistic because were starting again. For a while there, i thought i might die of old age before we ever came to the conclusion of this trial. Now im beginning to think i have a chance i might actually see the end of It. So, Dr Berry there talking about her optimism about things moving forward, but this was the 42nd pre Trial Hearing of these men over a period of nine years. We still, though, dont even have a Court Date set for the trial Itself. WIth the taliban back in power In Afghanistan, so soon after foreign forces wIthdrew from the country, many analysts are questioning whether western nations need to rethink their approach to terrorism And extremism. We can discuss this wIth Professor Michael Humphrey from the universIty of sydney. Hes an expert on islam in the west, polItical violence And social healing. Thank you very much forjoining us here on bbc world news. Is the world a safer place 20 years on after the us War On Terror . ~. , terror . Well, i mean the general terror . Well, i mean the general Consensus Terror . Well, i mean the general consensus is terror . Well, i mean the| general consensus is that terror . Well, i mean the general consensus is that on one And-yes'>HAnd Yes in the west, because of the degree of coordination, surveillance, cooperation across western powers. You know, there has not beenin powers. You know, there has not been in the 9 11 since 2001. But in terms not being another. But in terms of the question of the future terrorism, that is an ongoing risk. It is a risk in a sense of many other global risks as states try to manage the whole nature of the world in which asymmetric forms of violence are always potential, And also wIth those connections to communIties in the west, those conduIts, the whole history of radicalisation. Why is It so such a difficult threat to neutralise at the moment . Well, the whole wIthdrawal from afghanistan highlights the problem of the solution of the War On Terror, focused On Wards And the transformation states And the transformation states And the transformation states And the hope that he can produce the whole Cold War liberal piece. It has proved extremely difficult in And-iraq'>Afghanistan And Iraq to fulfil that idea And It basically turned out that the milItary Solution Couldnt be translated into a democratic state, a Law Abiding State incorporated in the communIty of international states. So thats kind of one problem. The other problem is the ambItions of the terrorist groups, well, the Jihadist Extremists Groups is purification of muslim. And isis represent different programmes And projects to purfiy programmes And projects to purify muslim countries. 0ne Programmes And projects to purify muslim countries. One by attacking the west to remove Its influence And presence, which is essentially opened In Afghanistan happened In Afghanistan. Would you take control as isis did of local terrItory. Control as isis did of local terrItory terrItory. Do you think isiamist terrItory. Do you think islamist extremism i terrItory. Do you think islamist extremism is| terrItory. Do you think islamist extremism is more unIted orfragmented islamist extremism is more unIted or fragmented 20 years on . �. ,. , unIted or fragmented 20 years on . �. ,. , on . Im not sure It was that unIted but on . Im not sure It was that unIted but | on . Im not sure It was that unIted but | think on . Im not sure It was that unIted but i think they on . Im not sure It was that | unIted but i think they share on . Im not sure It was that i unIted but i think they share a collaborative project of this kind of cleansing of muslim lAnds of western influence. But they are competItive And rivals And that will continue. At present the whole impact of those wars, the War On Terror particularly, the milItary version of It, has disbursed And stimulated projects in various parts of the world, the middle And-africa'>East And Africa in particular. Middle And-africa'>East And Africa in particular middle And-africa'>East And Africa in articular. , ~. , particular. Professor michael humphrey. Particular. Professor michael humphrey, thank particular. Professor michael humphrey, thank you particular. Professor michael humphrey, thank you very i particular. Professor michael humphrey, thank you very much forjoining us. The bbc understAnds that lawyers for Andrew'>Prince Andrew allegations of Sexual Assault have been properly served. Representatives of Virginia Giuffre who has made the claims say that they were lodged correctly. A usjudge will decide if the case can proceed on monday. The Duke Of York has always strongly denied the accusations. 0ur royal correspondent Itchell'>Nicholas WItchell reports. Royal lodge, Andrew'>Prince Andrews home in windsor great park. It was here two weeks ago that a representative of Virginia Giuffres american lawyers attempted to serve the Court Papers on Andrew'>Prince Andrew. This is the official� s affidavIt. In It, he describes how at 9 30 on the 26th Of August he presented himself to the Police Officers guarding the property. He says It appeared. The official left, but returned the following day, when, according to the affidavIt, he was. The official said he asked to meet Andrew'>Prince Andrew personally, but he was told that this was not possible. At the heart of this is the claim by Virginia Giuffre virginia roberts, as she was who alleges that she was sexually assaulted by Andrew'>Prince Andrew when she was 17 years old. Prince Andrew has categorically And consistently denied the claim. I have no recollection of ever meeting this lady. None whatsoever. You dont remember meeting her . No. Buckingham palace is saying absolutely nothing, other than to emphasise that this is entirely a matter for Andrew'>Prince Andrew And his lawyers. His lawyers tactics appear to be to keep as low a profile as possible for themselves And for their client, whilst intimating that the Court Papers have not been served properly. It will now be for a judge in a new York District court on monday to decide whether the papers have been served And whether Virginia Giuffres civil case can continue. Nicholas wItchell, bbc news. We end the programme on Musician Bruce Springsteens Tribute to 9 11 victims And relatives. The road is long And seeming wIthout end. The days go on, i rememberyou my friend. Hello. Saturday brought a return to drier, brighter weather across much of the uk wIth skies like this. WIth the exception of the heavy rain in northern scotlAnd, similar day to come on sunday for much of the uk. Minus the heavy rain in northern scotlAnd wIth the addItion of rain moving into wales from this Weather System approaching from the southwest. It will be Turning Wetter here as the day goes on. As the day begins, It will be a cooler start, It has been turning fresher from the north And there will be a lot of cloud around in scotlAnd, Hill Fog And that cloud will slip south into northern englAnd And wIth It, there will be a few light showers And at the same time northern And western scotlAnd brighten up during the day. A few sunny spells in northern irelAnd as there will be across East Anglia in southeast englAnd. Cloud increasing in the midlAnds And especially in And'>Southwest EnglAnd And wales. Still a bIt of uncertainty about the progression of this rain And It will impact parts of And'>Southwest EnglAnd, especially cornwall And devon And looks like It will cover much of wales by the time we get into the evening And temperatures for the most part into the teens to low 20s are some in east And-southeast'>Anglia And Southeast englAnd. During the evening, Rain My Push into parts of the midlAnds especially the west midlAnds, May Fringe into merseyside, And perhaps effecting some in And'>Southwest EnglAnd overnight And into monday morning. The clearest skies will be in scotlAnd, northern And-And-northern-counties'>IrelAnd And Northern Counties in northern englAnd wIth a much Cooler Night to come wIth temperatures quIte down into single figures wIth some sunshine as monday starts. Some uncertainty on monday about how far north this rain might get And might slip a lIttle bIt further on the western side of the uk, may be reaching towards the Southern Parts of scotlAnd later in the day but the driest weather will be further east wIth a good deal of bright or sunny spells. WIth uncertainty about how far north rain will get, It will gradually clearly from eastern parts on tuesday. Brighter, sunnier condItions following him behind wIth the few showers And spots of rain in parts of northern irelAnd And scotlAnd. And then after that, looks as if well get up a couple of drier dates, many drier days before we see another atlantic Weather System bearing down on us bringing some rain on Thursday Night into friday on the current timing. So, the main story about this Weeks Weather then, we are going to see a Chance Of Rain depending on where you are, earlier in the week And then largely dry in midweek before the Chance Of Rain coming back again later in the week. This is bbc news. The headlines Sombre Ceremonies have been taking place in the unIted states to mark 20 years since the September 11th attacks, when Al Qaeda hijackers used airliners to kill almost 3000 people. In New York, President Biden urged people never to forget the deadliest attack on us soil. This is bbc news. The headlines Sombre Ceremonies have been taking place in the unIted states to mark 20 years since the September 11th attacks, when Al Qaeda hijackers used airliners to kill almost 3000 people. In New York, President Biden urged people never to forget the deadliest attack on us soil. In pennsylania where another plane crashed after passengers tackled the hijackers the former president George W Bush warned of the new danger of domestic extremism. The 9 11 Attacks Led to us troops invading afghanistan. This is the first anniversary of the attacks since they left the country. The brItish 18 year old Emma Raducanu has won the Us Open in one of the most dramatic victories in modern tennis