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hello and welcome to sportsday i m hugh ferris. our headlines this evening. a closer day. but still europe dominate in rome, needing four more points to regain the ryder cup the champions are no longer perfect. manchester city lose for the first time int he premier league this season and the lone home nation on a rugby world cup weekend, but scotland s quarter final hopes rest on a result against romania. also coming up on sportsday. st helens bid for a fifth consecutive super league title is still on, but onlyjust. the ryder cup scoreboard that was ticking up for two days is now counting down. europe need four points to regain the trophy, but go into the final day after the usa s best session so far. our correspondent andy swiss is in rome to reflect on a day that ends with europe still dominant, but with the americans grasping on to growing hope. it s been another dramatic care another dramatic day here in rome. the morning session followed the theme of yesterday ....
through a benefits assessment. we can see there. if interest rates go up again today, here at this free debt advice centre, sabrina says things will get even busier. with an additional rate rise, we are absolutely going to see more homeowners struggling to keep up with the pace of those mortgage increases. the bank of england has voted to raise rates 1a times in a row, going from 0.25% to 5.25%. they re hoping that higher interest rates make people spend less, and so shop prices start to fall. the better inflation numbers than anticipated yesterday mean that the bank of england has now a greater chance of keeping rates steady. it means that the bank of england s plan is working. inflation is falling in line with the expectations of the bank of england. and that s a good sign. rising food, petrol, energy costs, rent, mortgage costs are things that everybody ultimately has to pay. so, therefore, it isn t a case of over commitment. oftentimes, it isjust that expenditures a ....
cost way of reaching this massive global audience. the museum began around 100 years ago. the charity behind it hopes its web success will help it connect with more people for generations to come. jenny kumah, bbc news, dorset. brilliant. time for a look at the weather. here s elizabeth rizzini. iam i am starting offjust down the road from the tank museum at corfe castle in dorset, a beautiful start with some early next. lots of sunshine in the south and the midlands, market harborough and leicestershire, it is warm here, but further north across northern england, southern scotland and eastern northern ireland, some pretty heavy rain courtesy of this weather front you can see nicely marked on the satellite picture with the areas of cloud, pretty much stationary for the rest of the afternoon. it is going nowhere and that rain will be ramping up at times. a few showers into the northern and western isles, part of northern ireland, brighter spells peeping through the cloud ....
she was eventually caught for 120, as the home side made 273. england were just as good with the ball. charlie dean took her first five wicket haul in international cricket including three in one over as the vsitors were all out forjust 112. it means england win the series 2 0. the rugby world cup is back under way after the midweek break, there s one match on thursday as host nation france take on uruguay in lille. the french have made 12 changes to the starting line up which beat the all blacks in the tournament opener. new zealand s first ever loss in the group stages of rugby s showpiece event. uruguay with the opening try at the start of the game, an early lead when they try in the corner, around half an hour into the match and france lead a 13 5, though they have just received a yellow card, he s in a sin bin with a yellow that could be upgraded to a red. manchester united winger jadon sancho will train away from the first team until issues between the player and ....
audacious drop goals. good morning from newcastle, where, in around five hours, around 60,000 people will be lining up your to take part in this year s great north run. good morning. the september heatwave continues and today is likely to be the seventh consecutive day with temperatures above 30 degrees. but with the heat and humidity, is the threat of thunderstorms. they could be torrential and bring flash flooding at times. i will have all the details shortly. good morning. at least 2,000 people have been killed in a devastating earthquake in morocco. a further 2,000 more have been injured, and the authorities have declared three days of national mourning. the quake struck in a remote area in the atlas mountains around 45 miles south of marrakesh, a popular tourist destination. 0ur correspondent, nick beake, has this report. first, the panic as they run for their lives. then the chaos, as debris rains down and dust consumes the streets. this is marrakesh in the moments af ....