And, victory in venice, the french director celebrating success at one of europes most prestigious film festivals. Hello and welcome to bbc news. 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 Leylah Fernandez of canada in two sets six four, six three. 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 Slam Title in 2a years. Heres the bbc� s sports correspondentjoe wilson. The borough of queens on a Sunny Sunday and the extraordinary progress of one young woman. Extraordinary progress of one young woman young woman. Shes been absolutely young woman. Shes been absolutely amazing young woman. Shes been absolutely amazing this i young woman. Shes been absolutely amazing this whole tournament. She absolutely amazing this whole tournament. Tournament. She has a lot of ener . Tournament. 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While there were two teenagers in the us open final, canadian Leylah Fernandez at the top of the screen, as early as the second game we saw intense rallies and we saw Emma Raducanu prevailing here. Both players settled immediately to display a full range of their abilities. Points were hard earned, skilfully won. Nerves . No sign. Two things were clear, we had a final worthy of the Occasion And Raducanu had the first set 64. And raducanu had the first set 6 4. She was broken early in the second set, broke back like that. Now fernandez was struggling to hold her serve, 44 years of waiting, one hour 51 on court and one more serve. It is right to realise what this means for british tennis but also for world tennis. It was an outstanding match and astounding champion. Really, its yours. Its all yours. These images will be the posters and the posts displayed for decades. If the point of sport is to uplift and to amaze, Emma Raducanu is already at the pinnacle. Joel wilson, bbc news. Our correspondent in New York, samira hussain, managed to catch up with winner Emma Raducanu and asked her if she understood how famous she is going to be when she gets home. Iv e ive got no idea whats going on, not at all. Ive got no Clue But Anything that comes my way im ready to deal with that and ive got great people around me to take me through these moment and they got me here, and i am very excited to celebrate with them later and also go home and see everyone back home. Also go home and see everyone back home back home. What was it like to receive a message back home. What was it like to receive a message from back home. What was it like to receive a message from the i receive a message from the queen . It receive a message from the queen . , receive a message from the queen . ,. , queen . It meant everything to net a queen . It meant everything to get a Message Queen . It meant everything to get a message from queen . It meant everything to get a message from her queen . It meant everything to i get a message from her majesty. I mean, she is such a great Inspiration And Role model for the whole country so to have a note from her, was extremely honoured and very, very grateful that she took notice of my tennis. I cant believe it, i may be going to frame that letter or something. The last time i that letter or something. The last time i spoke that letter or something. The last time i spoke to that letter or something. The last time i spoke to you on monday, i asked last time i spoke to you on monday, iasked how last time i spoke to you on monday, i asked how you celebrate and you said frozen yoghurt. Whats the flavour for winning a championship . The flavour doesnt winning a championship . Tue flavour doesnt change winning a championship . Tte flavour doesnt change its chocolate with more chocolate and some chocolate brownie. Im one of those, so. The last week we havent managed to actually because of late finishes but tonight im sure we will go to town on everything. We will go to town on everything we will go to town on everything. We will go to town on eve hina. , � ,. , everything. Shes may be going to frame a everything. Shes may be going to frame a letter everything. Shes may be going to frame a letter from everything. Shes may be going to frame a letter from the to frame a letter from the queen. Lets speak to our Tennis Correspondent Russell fuller. Was this the best Tennis Match Youve ever seen . The was this the best Tennis Match Youve ever seen . Was this the best Tennis Match Youve ever seen . The match was a very special youve ever seen . The match was a very special one. Youve ever seen . The match was a very special one. The youve ever seen . The match was a very special one. The story a very special one. The story was the best Tennis Story i have ever seen and probably the best Sporting Story i have ever witnessed because for these two players to come through the drawer in the way they have, lets not forget Leylah Ferna Ndez lets not forget Leylah Fernandez is come doubly ranked outside the top 50 or at least was at the start of the us open. For her to come through and beat the defending Champion Naomi osaka, two of the top five players that reach the final was incredible in its own right and then we had the Emma Raducanu story, a qualifier, she played and did extremely well at wimbledon and her first Grand Slam by reaching the fourth round but if you win three matches in the Qualifying Drawer and those matches were played in quite high levels of Heat And Humidity in New York you are not expected to make great progress when the competition starts for real but raducanu did by winning those seven matches in straight sets. No one had won a grand Slam Title faster. It was a second Grand Slam, that has never been done before. Shes created all sorts of history and so unexpected even though lots of people in british tennis were excited about the player, they thought she was going to become, but several years down the line. ,. , the line. Indeed it was quite a spectacle the line. Indeed it was quite a spectacle. Billie the line. Indeed it was quite a spectacle. Billie jean the line. Indeed it was quite a spectacle. Billie Jean King the line. Indeed it was quite a | spectacle. Billie Jean King was spectacle. BillieJean King was there as well. With Emma Raducanu, as you say the Emma Raducanu, as you say the Emma Raducanu story, weve had not just play on the pitch but her resilience, her compassion, her ability to suck in Tennis Pros and just flabbergasted them, she is kind of a magnet for success in every way . She very much seems success in every way . She very much seems to success in every way . She very much seems to be success in every way . She very much seems to be at success in every way . She very much seems to be at the success in every way . She very much seems to be at the moment. That mental resilience just seems to be an innate part of her character, she credits her parents with the way they brought her up and who are we to argue . But she has been Fearless On Court as Leylah Fernandez was too. I think even players in their Mid 20s who were beaten by those two were quite envious of the fact they could play for such freedom and really go for their shots but mentally she is so, so strong and it is such a crucial part of professional sport and whatever happens in the future, i think we have to remember that her career is very much in its infancy, she will always have that and she certainly has the potential to go on and when other tournaments of this magnitude, but everyone needs to give i think both players a little bit of Breathing Space to enjoy the moment and to develop as professionals and people in their own right. Cant wait to see what happens next. Ceremonies have been taking place in the united states to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the September 11 attacks. In New York, a Minutes Silence marked the exact time that the first hijacked 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. As September 11th draws to a close in the us, our North America Editor Jon Sopel looks back on the days events. Drumbeat on this stunning clear september morning, they gathered in Solemnity And Sadness in lower manhattan. Oh, 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 , whos visited all three of the 9 11 sites, today spoke about the significance of the commemorations. These memorials are really important. But theyre 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. I can hear you, the rest of the world he is you 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. On Americas Day of trial and grief, i saw millions of people instinctively grab for a 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 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. On anniversaries, New York can feel a kinder, less harsh place to be. Very little unites this divided country at the moment. But the Sorrow And Pain of that day 20 years ago still does, more or less. Jon sopel, bbc news, New York. Later in the programme we will hearfrom one man who is still dealing with the Health Effects from 9 11 20 years dealing with the Health Effects from 9 1120 years ago. In other news, the bbc understands that lawyers for Prince Andrew are challenging a claim that Court Papers, relating to 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. Our royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell reports. Royal lodge, 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 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 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 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 . Nope. Buckingham palace is saying absolutely nothing, other than to emphasise that this is entirely a matter for 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, while 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. Youre watching bbc news, a reminder of our top stories british 18 year old, Emma Raducanu, wins the us open, in one of the most dramatic victories in modern tennis. Memorial services have been held across the united states to mark 20 years since the Terror Attack of 9 11. The events of 9 11 in 2001 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 afghanistans 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. Lets stay with that now. Survivor Mark Goldwasser was working near the World Trade Center on September 11th 2001. He described some of what he witnessed that day. The day is forever seared into my memory. I was at a brokerage on 120 wall st, directly across from the World Trade Center. I heard that a small plane had hit the World Trade Center, the North Building and i quickly moved to our Conference Room which had an expansive view of the fire and both World Trade Centers. It was a beautiful day like today. Magnificent weather. I opened the window and in the 15 minutes between the first and second plane, all of downtown New York was filled with sirens, police boats, and i remember paper, A4 Paper flying everywhere. That is what i remembered. It was like a Tickertape Parade and i knew there was no parade that day. And then we heard the sound of a jet coming straight at us and at the last moment the plane veered and crashed into the second building and then i knew something terrible was amiss and it was time to evacuate as quickly as possible. And how did you get out . Myself and one of my friends, first we evacuated two floors of our office. A mandatory evacuation and we walked down 30 floors and because the building is an old building, there was a subway, a Lexington Subway Stop and we jumped on the subway and went to Grand Central and i was fortunately on the last train out of manhattan. I made it home to westchester. That moment of seeing that Aeroplane Heading towards you must have been terrifying and i am sure there were psychological consequences, but it was the physical ones who came back to haunt you when you to the office shortly afterwards. Tell us about that. Downtown was quarantined for two weeks and then the secretary of the epa, the Ex Governor had said that she declared downtown was open for business and we moved back into the offices. Because i had left in such a rush and because i had left, i opened the Conference Room window, there was one inch of carcinogenic white stuff, lets say, that had blown into the Conference Room and gone all over the office. So the office was covered in White Dust. And when did you realise that spending time in the office with that White Dust had affected your body . What happened was about ten years later i was on a rollercoaster in Las Vegas and i broke my back on the rollercoaster. I returned to New York and i got treatment and i was diagnosed with multiple myeloma and then i started dealing with the multiple myeloma, and that was 11 years ago. What treatments have you had . Everyone calls me and says i look great but i have broken my back three times, i have had two Stem Cell transplants, i have been in a number of trials and right now i am in a trial at Mount Sinai in new York City specifically for multiple myeloma. It is a Phase I Trial and so far, thank god, results have been good. You did receive compensation, didnt you . Yes. There was a fireman who passed away called zadroga. The fund was set up in his name and i received the zadroga 9 11 fund. What do you think of the us response after the Terrorist Attacks and how they have dealt with things since. How does that make you feel . There is a sense of Deja Vu where you think everything has changed but nothing has. 20 years later we have the same kind of day, the same kind of day when 9 11 happened. My thoughts are that the people of this country are better than the government of this country and we have been let down by our government on a number of situations linked to 9 11. I mentioned to you the epa said that downtown New York was basically, was, that the air was clean and for everyone to return to work when really there was a Carcinogen Bomb that hit all of downtown New York. We still have the same problem with islamic fundamentalism. It sounds like we have not really gone anywhere in terms of the fundamental issues and problems. Nothing has changed in 20 years. A film about illegal abortions in 1960s france has won the main golden Lion Prize at the venice film festival. Audrey diwan, who directed happening, said shed made the movie with both anger and desire. The bbc� s Tim Allman looks back at a busy night on the red carpet, and his report contains flash photography. For all the attention they get, you might imagine the rekindled romance of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez was the only thing of note happening at this years venice film festival. But there was the small matter of some awards being handed out. The Golden Lion for best film to. Levenement. Happening by Audrey Diwan. The biggest of them all going to the french film happening its director visibly moved by the honour. Set in the 1960s, it tells the story of a young woman looking for an abortion at a time when the procedure was illegal. It is an intense journey a vivid depiction of desperation, trauma and shame. I did this movie with anger. I did the movie with desire, also. I did it with my belly, my guts, my heart and my head. The best Actress Prize went to Spains Penelope Cruz for her part in parallel mothers her latest collaboration with acclaimed Film Maker Pedro almodovar. Best actor was John Arcilla from the Philippines Star of the crime thriller on thejob the missing eight. And it was quite the comeback for new Zealands Jane Campion named Best Director for the power of the dog her first film in 12 years. But the big winner was Audrey Diwan for a film set in the past that still seems strangely relevant. Tim allman, bbc news. Thats it for now, keep up with me and some of the team on twitter, im marklobel. This is bbc world news. 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 Southwest England and wales. Still a bit of uncertainty about the progression of this rain and it will impact parts and 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 Anglia And Southeast england. During the evening, Rain May Push into parts of the midlands especially the west midlands, May Fringe into merseyside, and perhaps affecting some in Southwest England overnight and into monday morning. The clearest skies will be in scotland, northern 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 clear away from eastern parts on tuesday. Brighter, sunnier conditions following on 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 the british 18 year old, Emma Raducanu, has won the us open, in one of the most dramatic victories in modern tennis. She beat 19 year old Leylah Fernandez of canada in two sets, six four, six three. Raducanu only made it into the tournament as a qualifier. Sombre ceremonies have been taking place in the united states to mark 20 years since the September 11 attacks, when alqaeda hijackers used airliners to kill almost 3,000 people. In New York, President Biden urged people never to forget the deadliest attack on us soil. A film about illegal abortions in 1960s france has won the main golden Lion Prize at the venice film festival. Audrey diwan, who directed happening, said shed made the movie with both anger and desire. Spains Penelope Cruz won Best Actress for her part in � parallel mothers�