owners on cloud nine not for long. stjames is owners on cloud nine not for long. st james is parked owners on cloud nine not for long. stjames is parked back down to earth. wasn't far away although harry kane's goal was disallowed for offside. only for va are to intervene and prove otherwise, his first new goal of the season. then a moment more important than the occasion a medical emergency in the crowd saw the match suspended. and when it resumed there were still seven minutes of the first half laugh. something tottenham used to their advantage. laugh. something tottenham used to theiradvantage. it laugh. something tottenham used to their advantage. it hurricane... while the first half was action—packed the second half was anything but. shelley was sent off before dyer gave newcastle some late hopefuls there would be no recovery though, just another dose of reality. and the owners have plenty of work to do. we have to do better. we try to be out bit more adventurous and be more in the front foot and be better to watch. but unfortunately as soon as we open ourselves up a bit we can see it and that's a big problem at the minute. we see it and that's a big problem at the minute-— see it and that's a big problem at the minute. ~ , . , ., the minute. we expect newcastle to come out really _ the minute. we expect newcastle to come out really strong _ the minute. we expect newcastle to come out really strong and - the minute. we expect newcastle to come out really strong and we - the minute. we expect newcastle to come out really strong and we didn't be able _ come out really strong and we didn't be able to— come out really strong and we didn't be able to sustain the effort that we react — be able to sustain the effort that we react very well, we react very welt _ we react very well, we react very welt with — we react very well, we react very welt with a _ we react very well, we react very well. with a really good and we achieve — well. with a really good and we achieve good goals. then i know thate— achieve good goals. then i know that's top— achieve good goals. then i know that's top of the van, that's ok and that's_ that's top of the van, that's ok and that's the _ that's top of the van, that's ok and that's the more important thing that happened _ that's the more important thing that happened today, the result always care _ in the day's other game, everton missed the chance to move into the top four after losing 1—0 at home to west ham. there was a warm reception for david moyes as the west ham manager returned to his old club's ground. after a hard fought game with only a few chances, the result could have gone either way as nick parrott reports. raphael bonita has got the better of boysin raphael bonita has got the better of boys in many merseyside derbies. now he's trying to better the start successful scott two at everton. they were beaten at home and on the verge of the top four. but to be successful you have to take your chances. and everton credit. west him with the first or register a shot on target and get the ball in the net. but it didn't count. everton are missing forwards, at the back they came unstuck. jordan was upset that this was a corner despite his touch being the last was of his manager felt it should've been a free kick. ., ., ., , ., . free kick. you have to protect the kee-er free kick. you have to protect the kee er in free kick. you have to protect the keeper in the _ free kick. you have to protect the keeper in the box _ free kick. you have to protect the keeper in the box and _ free kick. you have to protect the keeper in the box and that - free kick. you have to protect the - keeper in the box and that something thatis keeper in the box and that something that is difficult to understand in england because that decision with be more protected. it england because that decision with be more protected.— be more protected. it was the key moments of _ be more protected. it was the key moments of the _ be more protected. it was the key moments of the game, seconds i be more protected. it was the key i moments of the game, seconds later angelo struck and this time it counted. ~ , , .. , angelo struck and this time it counted. ~ , , , ., counted. we deserved it because of the way we — counted. we deserved it because of the way we played- _ counted. we deserved it because of the way we played. i _ counted. we deserved it because of the way we played. i thought - counted. we deserved it because of the way we played. i thought you i the way we played. i thought you know _ the way we played. i thought you know what the ball may be just the final wee _ know what the ball may be just the final wee bit cleaner, a bit more precise — final wee bit cleaner, a bit more precise at— final wee bit cleaner, a bit more precise at times maybe we could've been _ precise at times maybe we could've been in _ precise at times maybe we could've been in front earlier. next precise at times maybe we could've been in front earlier.— been in front earlier. next up is that ou been in front earlier. next up is that you broker _ been in front earlier. next up is that you broker league - been in front earlier. next up is that you broker league on - been in front earlier. next up is - that you broker league on thursday. something that at the moment but leaders can only dream i have. there was a shock victory for scotland who beat bangladesh in their opening match of the cricket t20 world cup. meanwhile, the co—hosts oman also got off to a great start with a convincing victory over papua new guinea. our sports news correspondent joe wilson reports. this is a world cup and yes, this is omar. the cricket ground has been there for about a decade. the mountains rather longer. the tournament was moved at the arabian peninsula, more covid secure than india. a in red began it like that. to host some matches in the tournament they qualified with a chance in i tournament they qualified with a chance in! million omar cricket said. they restricted papa new guinea to 129 and then knocked off the runs. there are eight teams in the runs. there are eight teams in the first count of the two groups, half will go through to the main tournament. amann wonders opening match with ease, sealed it with a six, didn't a wicket. and so to evening and to scotland a real challenge playing back the 7 a team ranked low in doing that on the rise. started the next card is kept in a gunfight none. and here comes, a brief bangladesh party. complete with balloons. but greece played his best innings for scotland so that he only made his debut few weeks ago. his vital 45 help scotland to 140 and sense that anything could happen. what if scotland could then hold back the bangladesh battering by taking catches7 yes, now here's a moment, chris greaves came out to ball, drew great modern ticket walloped it to the fielder. well scotland, it's up for grabs now. they held catches, they held nerve, bangladesh produced six runs short. and the cricket world will notice this result from the arabian nights. it was a difficult day for bath who were hammered by saracens 71—17 at the rec. it's their fourth straight defeat and their worst start to a premiership season for 20 years. in contrast, saracens were superb, running in ten tries as jim lumsden reports. sarah senses already won two out of three from their return in a fourth season in the championship. the serverfor lions do season in the championship. the server for lions do dig season in the championship. the serverfor lions do dig up injust five minutes to make his presence felt. england coach eddiejones names his squad for the autumn internationals tomorrow and max mailings willa done his chances no harm. jamie george is keen to impress and he added his sides and third try, tomorrow followed and beth had been dismantled. off to the break they got one back only for molly to score 27 for now is. mailings then claimed his hat trick with two more tries for each side but the contest was long gone, a rampant saracens won by 71.217 forbade it is now four defeats on the trot. with this thumping the worst at home in the publisher yet. the women's draw at indian wells has thrown up a few surprises, with both finalists unseeded in the tournament. the veteran victoria azarenka will take on the spaniard paula badosa and then, later on, cameron norrie will play the most important match of his career. the brit is through to the final of indian wells where he'll face nikiloz basilashvili. his run of form has been so impressive of late that he's due to become the new british men's number one, after he beat grigor dimitrov in straight sets. translation: the nerves are still there. i think i'm just dealing with the situation better and learning from the experiences. and it's never easy to go out and serve for a place in the final like i did today, and i came through it and played a great game and served well and hit my spot, so in the big moments i feel like i'm trusting myself more and more. you can listen to both those matches and bbc news radio five. elvin evans has kept his faint hopes of winning the world rally championship alive. the brit finished second to belgium's thierry newville at rally catalunya in spain. but his toyota team mate and championship leader sebastien ogier could only finish fourth. as a result, for the second year in a row the title will be decided at the final rally of the season in italy next month. and the jacksonville jaguars beat the miami dolphins in a dramatic last few moments in the last of the nfl games at the tottenham hotspur stadium. and the jags mascot certainly knows how to make an entrance. he bungee—jumped from the top of the stadium before the game. it was all tied at 20 points a piece and boiled down to this last second field goal kick from matthew wright. his 53 yard attempt sailed between the posts and the jaguars won 23—20. that's all from sportsday. good evening lovely sunday. 20 almost encarta. does it mean there's lots of sunshine on the way and fact of the next few days get ready because there will be some bouts of pretty wet and at times windy weather. with a clumsy mild conditions. it's later in the week when the centre returns things turn cold. that's because at the moment we got a big area of low pressure out in the atlantic. because of its position starting to draw in air from the tropics but is that low pressure system moves away eastward the blue colours of colder air will gradually position away and put up that's a few days away. at the moment the mild air started to command southerly winds. cool occasions tonight, east anglia, southeast and the midlands when temperatures drop the furthest with clear skies. temperatures drop the furthest with clearskies. it temperatures drop the furthest with clear skies. it would cloud elsewhere were going to see temperature sit in double figures for many. but increasing crowd in rain tomorrow towards wales southwest in northern ireland for the rain will start to develop during rush hour in northern ireland. through the morning of wales and england pushing northwards but heavy burst mixed in amongst that. through the afternoon after morning sunshine east anglia in the southeast will eventually see the rate arrive here same to you in the channel islands with a brighter into the day and where you got the cloud are not temperatures will be in the mid to high teens for the most part. overnight first batch of rain gets out of the way clear skies for a time and then on the batch of heavy rain and stronger winds start to push its way in from the southwest. monday night to tuesday probably the mildest night of the week with temperatures higher by night where we normally expect by day at the stage in october. area of low mention of the atlantic is still there into tuesday. it's that which just out of these weather fronts will be drawing in the warmest of the air. but those weather fronts an indication of a lot of rain around on tuesday. it's going to come and go through the day some heavy burst right swing that and extend maybe the odd rumble of thunder especially parts of west england and wales. sometime later in northern ireland and some sunshine through the afternoon east anglia and southeast which could see temperatures around 20 or 21 . wherever you are a warmer than normal day. another mild night will follow but not quite as warm on wednesday for that low—pressure still with us winds across south—westerly but around a big year of low pressure will see that small areas of low—pressure develop with weather fronts associated with them. one batch will bring heavy rain northwards and eastward on wednesday with some transit to sell some sunshine develops. to the cells of the strongest winds touching gale force at times and they will strengthen even further later on wednesday is this area of rain starts butch's way into the england channel for the all that will slowly push its way eastward into thursday and temperatures will start to drop. see you soon. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 8pm... 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