in a must win game. while, back at home, club rugby's crisis deepens, as another team goes under. leaving some players without a job or a home. the without a job or a home. reaction in the room was disbelief, the reaction in the room was one of disbelief, shock.— also coming up on sportsday... it looks like she's hurt her knee h0pefully— it looks like she's hurt her knee hopefully nothing too serious. as more footballers suffer acl injuries, we find out the epidenmic in the women's game. welcome to the programme. the first day of the ryder cup has gone very well for the europeans. they were relentless in the morning, turning the scoreboard blue and kept the pressure up, going on to win one and tie three matches in the afternoon, putting europe five points ahead of the usa. but tournaments aren't won on the first day. america are the holders and they only need 1a points to retain the cup in italy. our sports correspondent andy swiss is in rome for us. andy, a good start for europe, what were the highlights from today? the fans are now heading home here. i expect they were all hoping that europe would end the day with some sort of lead, but i don't think in their wildest dreams with the european fans would have thought they would have ended day one with a 6.5 - 1.5 they would have ended day one with a 6.5 — 1.5 lead. the tone was really set in an extraordinary morning when europe won all four of the morning matches for the first time in cutback history. the tone was really set by viktor hovland on the very first hole who produced a quite stunning chip in. who's playing alongside the rookie, ludvig aberg but what a moment for viktor hovland and they went on to win their match. thejon rahm as well, the champion also rose to the occasion in his match alongside tyrrell hatton with eight stunning chip in winning his match. inspirational and showing just why he is one of the best players in protocol. at the time that rory mcilroy and tommy fleetwood had won the final match of the morning, mcilroy with a brilliant tee shot on the penultimate whole comprises europe had won all four morning matches. the first time ever on the opening day of the cutback. it was good to be a tough act to follow in the afternoon but made a pretty good job of it. forfall mcilroy afternoon but made a pretty good job of it. for fall mcilroy alongside matt fitzpatrick won their match. another point for europe. the other three matches were all tied, but they were tied certainly two of them and pretty dramatic fashion. jon rahm, he produced again another stunning bit of individual genius. as he returned from seeming defeat to tie his match. he also holds a putt on the 18th green. but that chip and was one of the highlights of the day. you can see what it meant to the crowd. as well asjon rahm, it all came down in the final match on the final green, justin rose had a putt to tie a match that europe had been trailing for most of the time. could justin rose hold his nerve was mike of course he could. and that really sums up your�*s day and also the us day. because the us had tenses this afternoon and three of the matches. the only came away with the rehabs. they failed to win a single match all day which is truly extraordinary. —— three halves. and it has been europe's day of a long way. the halves. and it has been europe's day of a long way-— of a long way. the atmosphere looked electric, of a long way. the atmosphere looked electric. what — of a long way. the atmosphere looked electric, what was _ of a long way. the atmosphere looked electric, what was it _ of a long way. the atmosphere looked electric, what was it like? _ of a long way. the atmosphere looked electric, what was it like? it _ of a long way. the atmosphere looked electric, what was it like? it was - electric, what was it like? it was amazin: electric, what was it like? it was amazing i _ electric, what was it like? it was amazing i was — electric, what was it like? it was amazing i was here _ electric, what was it like? it was amazing i was here at _ electric, what was it like? it was amazing i was here at around i electric, what was it like? it was | amazing i was here at around six o'clock this morning and already there were thousands and thousands of fans queuing over there, waiting to come into the course. eventually they open the gate and there was the mad dash to get to the first tee to try and get the best vantage point. then the traditional pretournament singsong between the fans. a terrific atmosphere, loads of fancy dress, silver stars and stripes. a lot of american fans have made the long journey over. obviously european fans vomiting the crowd. and they will be going home far happier after what has been a sensational day for them. let's take you across the border to france now and the rugby world cup continues this weekend with scotland pushing for a bonus point win against romania in their match tomorrow. that would put them four points behind group leaders ireland. gregor townsend has made 13 changes in preparation for this match and their fans have a good feeling about getting to the quarter finals. big changes tomorrow, but i will keep the players fresh for ireland and i would like to think that we will have a good game. hopefully enou:h will have a good game. hopefully enough points— will have a good game. hopefully enough points to _ will have a good game. hopefully enough points to make _ will have a good game. hopefully enough points to make it - will have a good game. hopefully enough points to make it more i enough points to make it more interesting and in weeks' time we will be _ interesting and in weeks' time we will be good. we interesting and in weeks' time we will be good-— interesting and in weeks' time we will be aood. ~ . , ., will be good. we need a big win and i think it will be good. we need a big win and i think it will — will be good. we need a big win and i think it will come _ will be good. we need a big win and i think it will come down _ will be good. we need a big win and i think it will come down to - will be good. we need a big win and i think it will come down to points i i think it will come down to points difference — i think it will come down to points difference. i'm _ i think it will come down to points difference. i'm hoping _ i think it will come down to points difference. i'm hoping for- i think it will come down to points difference. i'm hoping for a - i think it will come down to points difference. i'm hoping fora big. difference. i'm hoping fora big point _ difference. i'm hoping fora big point difference, _ difference. i'm hoping fora big point difference, they- difference. i'm hoping fora big point difference, they can - difference. i'm hoping fora big point difference, they can do . difference. i'm hoping fora bigi point difference, they can do it. so, a big game for scotland coming up tomorrow, there's also another highly significant match this weekend. new zealand haven't had a good tournament so far and sit third in their group. the all blacks play italy later and — if they lose — could face an early exit from the competition. our correspondent katie gornall is in lille for us. let's start with scotland — they have to get points on the board for this match against romania, talk us through the importance of that. they do. first and foremost they need a bonus point victory against romania so they need to score at least four tries against romania to get all of those important points, five on the board. and keep alive their hopes of reaching the quarterfinals. for romania, they will be out to prove that they are not the worst site in this tournament. they have had a disappointing time at france of our conceding 158 points and scored it just ate in their first two games. so scotland will be expected to win. we seem to have lost katie there. what a shame, we were going to talk about new zealand talking to lee mike playing italy of the later on. we will keep you updated on that score. now, to problems in rugby union closer to home. jersey reds were scheduled to travel to cornwall for their premiership rugby cup tie against cornish pirates tonight — but instead, many of the players and their coach are packing to leave jersey after the club collapsed. the championship champions announced yesterday that it was to cease trading after a planned new investor pulled out. patrick geary reports. springtime onjersey springtime on jersey and a day that felt like everything was possible. the team, jersey reds, had climbed from obscurity to become the best site in the english system outside of the top flight. today, that club no longer exists. yesterday, the day before payday, the squad were told they were unemployed. there had been no morning. the they were unemployed. there had been no morninu. ., no morning. the reaction in the room was of disbelief, _ no morning. the reaction in the room was of disbelief, shock... _ no morning. the reaction in the room was of disbelief, shock... anger. - no morning. the reaction in the room was of disbelief, shock... anger. we | was of disbelief, shock... anger. we were in a dark place to be. we were told previously we were in a strong financial position and we were able to be robust and everything was a-ok. , ., , to be robust and everything was a-ok. , , a-ok. the sport was stunned. championship _ a-ok. the sport was stunned. championship run _ a-ok. the sport was stunned. championship run be - a-ok. the sport was stunned. championship run be the - a-ok. the sport was stunned. i championship run be the division jersey would one said... the rugby players association called in the failing of the current rugby ecosystems one has seen wasps and others go bust in the past year. we are all of others go bust in the past year. - are all of the next england players coming from where the next set of players coming from that will develop and challenge if there are no clubs left to do it. the tp chiefs need help the lower leagues need help and they need to take a strong look in the mirror —— champion league. strong look in the mirror -- champion league.— strong look in the mirror -- champion league. strong look in the mirror -- chamion leauue. , . , ., champion league. they had been no indication that _ champion league. they had been no indication that this _ champion league. they had been no indication that this would _ champion league. they had been no indication that this would happen i champion league. they had been no indication that this would happen to | indication that this would happen to jersey reds in the championship funding for the season had been confirmed. there are plans for a relaunched second—tier but with another club of casualty, are they watching over a feeling system? the structure and the game had not been one that _ structure and the game had not been one that need to be expanded beyond their means and we need to make sure that they— their means and we need to make sure that they have, including the rf you. _ that they have, including the rf you, spending the money in the right way and _ you, spending the money in the right way and the — you, spending the money in the right way and the right places for the best people for england and international rugby.- best people for england and international rugby. best people for england and international ru:b . , ., , international rugby. some still hope the club will — international rugby. some still hope the club will be _ international rugby. some still hope the club will be able _ international rugby. some still hope the club will be able to _ international rugby. some still hope the club will be able to be _ the club will be able to be established in able to start next month with funding. meanwhile a group of young men and their families have to find answers on a small, expensive island. such a horrible situation forjersey reds. earlier i spoke to one of the players, dan barnes who tweeted that he had woken up to "no job and facing eviction immediately." i began by asking him how he was after being told the news. some of us don't really know, have not got much feelings or thoughts at the moment. it's all pretty raw. very hard to process, not really sure how to think of it at the moment. a lot of the players already have left the island to go home. some have got wives and kids that they need to pay rent for her. it is a really difficult situation for them. i'm quite lucky that my partner lives here. she is from jersey and her mum is happy to accommodate so that is good, i have sorted out the evictions on things sorted out the evictions on things so we can stay in the house until the end of october. but it is just a whirlwind at the moment in terms of 24 whirlwind at the moment in terms of 2a hours ago, to now. the lamp or turning up at the house, i don't think that was the right way to go about it —— the landlord. luckily i have people on the island to have offered rooms and accommodation to help out. certainly grateful for those and it means a lot. you see some of your _ those and it means a lot. you see some of your team-mates - those and it means a lot. you see some of your team-mates have i those and it means a lot. you see - some of your team-mates have already some of your team—mates have already left, do you feel you will have to leave or do you feel you will be able to stay and make a life for yourself there? all able to stay and make a life for yourself there ?_ able to stay and make a life for yourself there? at the moment obviously i _ yourself there? at the moment obviously i still _ yourself there? at the moment obviously i still want _ yourself there? at the moment obviously i still want to - yourself there? at the moment obviously i still want to be - obviously i still want to be involved in rugby, whether there is opportunities out there, i'm not sure. luckily there are clubs around the uk, some in the championship that are part—time teams that have reached out and offered short—term contracts and accommodation and jobs to get us back on our feet. obviously so appreciative. at the moment i will try to stay injersey is much as i can and will see my partner and my dog and we have built a life here and this'll be my fourth season. but a lot of the guys afford to live here. one of the boys has a newborn baby girl and obviously if you are paying £1600 rent and your spending between you and one person is in earning, it's notjust us being affected, it's our partners and families as well. they then have to find the money and all of the stream is then on them. so it is a massive domino effect and people are really struggling. it is notjust ourjobs but ourfamilies really struggling. it is notjust ourjobs but our families as well. we wish everyone atjersey reds all the best for the future. let's stick with rugby. we were speaking about the rugby world cup in france but we lost her little earlier. we managed to get her back. you were speaking to get her back. you were speaking to us about scotland but you are about to tell us about new zealand because is it unthinkable that the three times winners, new zealand could go out at the world cup at the stage? could captain? —— could it happen. it stage? could captain? -- could it ha en. , . , ., stage? could captain? -- could it hauen. , . , ., ., happen. it is incredible to say out loud that new— happen. it is incredible to say out loud that new zealand _ happen. it is incredible to say out loud that new zealand are - happen. it is incredible to say out loud that new zealand are facing | happen. it is incredible to say out. loud that new zealand are facing the situation where they could be on the brink of elimination from the group stages of the world cup for the first time. it is a —— unlikely but not out of the question, italy are playing well and have come into the skin with a full house of ten points on the board. they are on a run of four games, a winning run, the longest in decades so they would love nothing more than to beat all blacks and get out of the group stage in the break—up of the very first time. but of course new zealand, they are one of the powerhouses of world rugby. have a very strong side. sam woodlock has been on the bench for the skin but if he comes on, he will become the most capped all blacks player ever. so it could be an occasion for him to remember, whetherfor all of the right reasons if you are from new zealand, we will find out soon. begin kicking off and just an hour. thank you, katie. let's take a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines. an historic undisputed heavyweight fight between champions tyson fury and oleksandr usyk has been signed and will take place in riyadh, saudi arabia. the winner will be crowned the first undisputed heavyweight champion in the four—belt era. brazilian winger antony will return to training with manchester united, despite allegations of domestic abuse being made against him. he travelled to the uk from brazil this week and has agreed to speak with greater manchester police about the allegations, which he denies. hull kingston rovers are out for revenge as the superleague and nottinghamshire have announced that the pavilion end at trent bridge will be renamed in honour of former england bowler stuart broad. he retired after the final ashes test earlier this summer with a total of 604 wickets, the sixth—highest in history. the ceo of paralympics gb has said allowing russian and belarusian athletes to compete in paris next year is "disappointing". david clarke said he did not believe the decision — taken at the ipc general assembly this afternoon — aligned with the values of the paralympic movement. both countries had been suspended from competition since russia invaded ukraine. our sports news correspondent, alex capstick was following the meeting. this all happened at a meeting of the ipc general counsel and brain. there were a few votes today, the first was to decide whether russia should be banned completely from the paralympic in paris next year. quite a close vote in the end, but shortly after that there was a more emphatic results when the ipc decided that they can compete, but only as neutrals and only as individual athletes. so no teams for russia will be able to participate in paris next year at the paralympic. but individuals will not be allowed to wear their team kit, there will be no anthems. new colours at all. when the flags are raised, so yes, strict rules of neutrality. but russians and belarusians will be allowed to compete in paralympic. meanwhile the ioc has also made _ compete in paralympic. meanwhile the ioc has also made a _ compete in paralympic. meanwhile the ioc has also made a decision - compete in paralympic. meanwhile the ioc has also made a decision about. ioc has also made a decision about whojobs seemingly in ioc has also made a decision about who jobs seemingly in response to the french banning their athletes from wearing them next year. —— hijabs. from wearing them next year. -- hi'abs. ,, ~ _ , , hijabs. sparked by the sports minister then _ hijabs. sparked by the sports minister then clarified - hijabs. sparked by the sports minister then clarified by - hijabs. sparked by the sports minister then clarified by the | minister then clarified by the ministry by saying they were merely enforcing what are known as the countries regime of strict secularism. so yes, french athletes competing at the olympics and paralympic will not be allowed to wear hijabs but the ioc as you say, has responded and they have made it clear, that hijabs, veils, headscarves, will be allowed in the athletes' village as they always have been. regardless of your nationality. so all countries competing, all the delegations it athletes will be allowed to wear hijabs. during competition, that, the ioc said, is a decision for the individuals. they make those decisions primarily on safety. although it still remains that the fact that the french athletes will not be allowed to wear them. the ioc wants to speak to french authorities to better understanding of the situation regarding french athletes. the owner of sheffield wednesday has hit out at some of the clubs' fans, saying he won't put any more money into the championship club. dejphon chansiri said he took responsibility for all club issues, but was unhappy with treatment towards him and his family from some supporters. wednesday are bottom of the championship and play paul ogden is outside the ground. even the famous traffic noise outside of hillsboro not enough to drown out and our attention tonight ahead of kick off from sheffield wednesday fans. as if their start to the season wasn't enough, bottom of the championship, eight matches played without a win so far. now today, chairman announced officially in a statement that he is no longer prepared to fund to the club. the reason, because of insults he says directed towards himself and his family. he has had enough. whether you think that wednesdays on the field is a result, consequence of his chairmanship of it, that is a matter of opinion. there are plenty of those around kick—off i tonight. i don't agree with the fans sliding the chairman's family. i have think it's totally — the chairman's family. i have think it's totally disgraceful and i can understand how people are upset about _ understand how people are upset about certain things, we have just -ot about certain things, we have just got to— about certain things, we have just got to work— about certain things, we have just got to work her way through it. obviously— got to work her way through it. obviously all of the fans are really upset _ obviously all of the fans are really upset for — obviously all of the fans are really upset for what _ obviously all of the fans are really upset for what has _ obviously all of the fans are really upset for what has happened - obviously all of the fans are really upset for what has happened but. obviously all of the fans are really upset for what has happened but ij upset for what has happened but i think— upset for what has happened but i think it's — upset for what has happened but i think it's definitely _ upset for what has happened but i think it's definitely the _ upset for what has happened but i think it's definitely the wrong - think it's definitely the wrong statement _ think it's definitely the wrong statement at _ think it's definitely the wrong statement at the _ think it's definitely the wrong statement at the wrong - think it's definitely the wrong | statement at the wrong time. think it's definitely the wrong statement at the wrong time. perhaps the bi est statement at the wrong time. perhaps the biggest question _ statement at the wrong time. perhaps the biggest question on _ statement at the wrong time. perhaps the biggest question on the _ statement at the wrong time. perhaps the biggest question on the lips - statement at the wrong time. perhaps the biggest question on the lips of - the biggest question on the lips of sheffield wednesday fans ahead of kick—off is, what happens next, now that the chairman has confirmed that he is no longer prepared to fund the club. it may be an implicit invitation to a potential new owner. one possible scenario, perhaps the briskets, and all the different possibilities is administration at the end of the day. because the £2 million that the chairman claims he has been funding per month to keep sheffield wednesday going, as a club, is certainly a lot of money to find. the women's super league returns on sunday, six weeks after england lost to spain in the world cup final, but several players won't be fit enough to compete, following a spate of acl injuries. england captain leah williamson and euros golden boot winner, beth mead were both unable to travel to australia for the world cup after they suffered the serious knee injury. and just last weekend, manchester united's emma watson and her compatriot caroline weir, both suffered a torn acl whilst on international duty with scotland. so what's behind the epidemic in the women's game? elizabeth conway has been taking a look. in april she was at the peak of her career. 29 and playing in the championship for birmingham city. but than this. she is just taken a heavy blow, quite some discomfort. i heard a weird nose like a pop and i 'ust heard a weird nose like a pop and i just knew— heard a weird nose like a pop and i just knew i — heard a weird nose like a pop and i just knew i had done something wrong from the _ just knew i had done something wrong from the mechanic of my knee. she had damaged _ from the mechanic of my knee. sue: had damaged her anterior cruciate ligament known more commonly as her acl, a serious injury which means a long spell on the sidelines. itruiheh long spell on the sidelines. when ou aet long spell on the sidelines. when you get an _ long spell on the sidelines. when you get an injury _ long spell on the sidelines. when you get an injury and _ long spell on the sidelines. when you get an injury and prevents . long spell on the sidelines. when you get an injury and prevents you from _ you get an injury and prevents you from doing — you get an injury and prevents you from doing the one thing you know how to _ from doing the one thing you know how to do — from doing the one thing you know how to do you feel like you lose your— how to do you feel like you lose your identity a bit. i think, especially with the rise of the rate of acl _ especially with the rise of the rate of acl entries in the women's game at the _ of acl entries in the women's game at the moment, i'm pretty sure everyone — at the moment, i'm pretty sure everyone is— at the moment, i'm pretty sure everyone is scared to get an injury because _ everyone is scared to get an injury because it's — everyone is scared to get an injury because it's not an easy thing to deal— because it's not an easy thing to deal with — because it's not an easy thing to deal with. ,, ., , ., because it's not an easy thing to dealwith. ,, .,, ., ., , ., because it's not an easy thing to dealwith. ,, ., ., , ., ., , dealwith. siobhan “oins a long list of female deal with. siobhan joins a long list of female footballers _ deal with. siobhan joins a long list of female footballers who - deal with. siobhan joins a long list of female footballers who have - of female footballers who have suffered the same injury. just this week, manchester united's emma watson and real madrid, caroline will both announced that they had acl injuries. arsenal star, beth mead and others missed the women's world cup because of acl damage. how many more could join them? there is research to suggest acl enmities are in more prevalence in female footballers with us and saying women are too — eight times more likely to get the entry compared to men. as experts say trying to work out why, the focus now turns to preventions. what we know is you're on year, there are acl injuries within women's and men's professional football. we know that this is a global issue and what happens to global issue and what happens to global issues is there needs to be global issues is there needs to be global solutions. has global issues is there needs to be global solutions.— global solutions. as the women's came global solutions. as the women's game continues _ global solutions. as the women's game continues to _ global solutions. as the women's game continues to grow - global solutions. as the women's game continues to grow around l global solutions. as the women's l game continues to grow around the world so does the need for more detail. a detailed research on the number of players experiencing this injury and a clear idea of why, is difficult to come by. what is clear though, for orthopaedic surgeons like morgan bailey is that acl injuries are having an impact and grassroots levels too. all injuries are having an impact and grassroots levels too. acl in'uries are on grassroots levels too. acl in'uries on the — grassroots levels too. acl in'uries are on the rise in i grassroots levels too. acl in'uries are on the rise in general h grassroots levels too. acl injuries are on the rise in general but withj are on the rise in general but with teenagers — are on the rise in general but with teenagers and we are seeing more in women, _ teenagers and we are seeing more in women, we — teenagers and we are seeing more in women, we don't know exactly why it is probably— women, we don't know exactly why it is probably due to lots of different things _ is probably due to lots of different things so — is probably due to lots of different things. so we are jumping from side to side _ things. so we are jumping from side to side, focusing on your landing. morgan _ to side, focusing on your landing. morgan is — to side, focusing on your landing. morgan is so passionate about trying to prevent this injury that she is one of a number of surgeons who are part of the power up to play initiative. it aims to improve young player welfare and grassroots sports through teaching a specific warm—up which they say will help to prevent serious knee injuries. i which they say will help to prevent serious knee injuries.— serious knee in'uries. i think the bi est serious knee injuries. i think the biggest change _ serious knee injuries. i think the biggest change that _ serious knee injuries. i think the biggest change that we - serious knee injuries. i think the biggest change that we can - serious knee injuries. i think the | biggest change that we can make serious knee injuries. i think the - biggest change that we can make when the surgical community is preventing the surgical community is preventing the injury— the surgical community is preventing the injury in— the surgical community is preventing the injury in the first place. sol am passionate about as a knee surgery— am passionate about as a knee surgery but also as a woman wanting to see _ surgery but also as a woman wanting to see more — surgery but also as a woman wanting to see more women in sport, we need to see more women in sport, we need to keep _ to see more women in sport, we need to keep more — to see more women in sport, we need to keep more women in sport and i'm keen that _ to keep more women in sport and i'm keen that we — to keep more women in sport and i'm keen that we make it safer when women — keen that we make it safer when women to— keen that we make it safer when women to play. sis keen that we make it safer when women to play-— women to play. as a search for answers on _ women to play. as a search for answers on why _ women to play. as a search for answers on why serious - women to play. as a search for answers on why serious knee l women to play. as a search for- answers on why serious knee injuries are so prevalent in women's football continues, the emphasis on prevention is more important than ever. record breaking gymnast simone biles will compete in herfirst world championships since taking a break for her mental health in 2021. she's one of 500 competitors travelling to antwerp for the artistic gymnastics world championships, which start tomorrow. but what asbout the brits?, well, jessica gadirova hopes to defend her floor title and six—time olympic medalist max whitlock makes his return to world compeitions since 2020. earlier i spoke to olympic medalist beth tweddle and began by asking her what we could expect from simone biles? simone biles is back after two years out of the sport competing internationally, but we have seen her compete domestically and what she has produced is unbelievable. the fault she will be using now in antwerp is absolutely incredible —— vaults. so although she has had two years at the skill level and the enjoyment factor is great to see. everyone is asking will she go to paris, do you feel this competition will be an indication?— will be an indication? obviously i will be an indication? obviously i will never answer _ will be an indication? obviously i will never answer for _ will be an indication? obviously i will never answer for her, - will be an indication? obviously i will never answer for her, but. will be an indication? obviously i | will never answer for her, but the likelihood is, doing the world championships now and then it is ten months out, as long as she is in good form and she wants to do it, absolutely, that decision is in her hands. �* , absolutely, that decision is in her hands. 3 , . absolutely, that decision is in her hands. . ., absolutely, that decision is in her hands. . , hands. let's switch to british folks not because _ hands. let's switch to british folks not because we _ hands. let's switch to british folks not because we have _ hands. let's switch to british folks not because we have some - hands. let's switch to british folks not because we have some really. hands. let's switch to british folks i not because we have some really big names taking park, max whitlock, alex kinsella, talk us through. that is the difference _ alex kinsella, talk us through. trust is the difference these days is the british hopes. there is more than one name that you kind of rely on. within the male team you have max returning after a couple of years i which is great for the sport. also, he is already been to an international a couple of weeks ago and picked up a gold metal there so he is in top form and ready to challenge out in antwerp. jake, the star of the commonwealth games last year, picking up extra medals at the european championships and a tea metal at the worlds, the skill level he is putting out is absolutely incredible. at a three and a half on floor which most people cannot even comprehend having a go and the fact that he is competing on the major stage. on the women's side you have jessica gadirova, a world champion in her own right, you mentioned i list as well. the different sounds all of these gymnasts have already got into international accolades to their name. just got into international accolades to their name-— got into international accolades to their name. just a reminder of our top story- — their name. just a reminder of our top story- this _ their name. just a reminder of our top story. this is _ their name. just a reminder of our top story. this is how _ their name. just a reminder of our top story. this is how things - their name. just a reminder of ourj top story. this is how things stand in rome after a sensual opening day for team europe in the cup back. you're up with that impressive lead. that's all from us. thank you for watching. bye—bye. hello. it looks like this month will end up as one of the two warmest septembers on record. that's according to provisional statistics from the met office. as we move to the end of the month and into the start of october, there is more autumn warmth on the way. but that's not the whole story, some rain at times. and on the satellite picture from earlier on today, you can see this area of cloud to the south—west of us. that is tomorrow's weather maker, that will bring some of us some outbreaks of rain. in the short—term, most of today's showers will fade through the night. we will keep some going in the far north of scotland and maybe for western coastal fringes. a few mist patches, but some clear skies overhead, allowing it to turn relatively chilly. nothing unusual, though, for a late september night. saturday morning then, will dawn with this ridge of high pressure and a lot of dry weather, some spells of sunshine. but here comes our approaching weather system. that will start to introduce some high cloud, turning the sunshine hazy. and then as the cloud thickens out towards the west, we will see some outbreaks of rain getting into the north and the west of wales. northern ireland turning very wet indeed around lunchtime. that rain then getting into parts of north—west england, southern and central parts of scotland and it will turn relatively windy through the irish sea. temperature wise, well, about where we were today, actually. north to south, 12 to 20 degrees. now, during saturday night, we will see further outbreaks of rain, one pulse of heavy rain pushing northwards and eastwards across scotland and northern england. and then this next line of rain, some of that could be heavy and thundery as it feeds into parts of wales and northern england. but with these various weather systems, we will be bringing in some humid air from the south. this is where we will start off on sunday morning temperature wise. actually, a very muggy starts 12 to maybe 17 degrees. quite misty and murky for some coasts and hills in the west and in the south, some showery rain moving its way across parts of england and wales. given enough sunshine in the south—east corner, we could see temperatures all the way up to 2a degrees, but even further north, 19 for newcastle, 18 for aberdeen, for scotland and northern ireland — it's a story of sunshine and showers. into next week, quite a mixed weather story. there will be some rain at times, but signs that it could turn warmer again towards the end of the week. live from london. this is bbc news. police have made an arrest in connection with the murder of the wrapper, to patch up. a state of emergency new york as torrential rain triggers flash flooding. suicide bombers target mosques in pakistan. more than 50 people die in two explosions. a trailblazerfor women in us politics. dianne feinstein — america's longest serving female senator — dies, aged 90. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. we stories from around the world. will start in the us. been we will start in the us. . it has been reported that police in las vegas have made an arrest in the connection with the 1996 deadly shooting of the wrapper, to patch occur. he