Involved in a fatal car crash no longer has diplomatic immunity because shes returned to the united states. Typhoon hagibis sweeps across japan killing at least 18 rivers have burst their banks in over a dozen different places, and almost half a million homes are without power in tokyo. More than 130,000 people have been displaced from rural areas in North Eastern syria, as a result of fightingbetween turkish led forces and kurdish militia. Borisjohnson is planning to scrap the system of rail franchises the Prime Minister will use tomorrows queens speech to announce proposals for a fundamental overhaul of the railways. Before the papers a look at the sport. John watson is at the bbc sport centre with news about the Rugby World Cup and other sport as well . News on scotlands match which is on injust a moment but we start with the action already under way. Wales up against uruguay, a win will see them top the group and avoid england in the quarterfinals. Warren gatland makes 13 changes after wednesdays win over fiji Rhys Patchell starts in the place of the injured dan biggar. Around ten minutes gone and still no score in that one. Scotlands must win match with japan goes ahead, it follows a pitch inspection in yokohama overnight. Scotland rugby had threatened legal action if there game was cancelled. Andy swiss is in yokohama ahead of kick off at 1145. We had beautiful blue skies here in yokohama but it is still pretty windy. When you arrive here, you can see the effect of the typhoon. There isa see the effect of the typhoon. There is a big area of playing fields outside of the stadium which is com pletely outside of the stadium which is completely underwater. Ive spoken to quite a few scottish fans who arrived here for the match and they said in their hotels, when they were waiting for the typhoon to pass through, they felt there was no chance the match would go ahead. It has been a feat of organisation but that said, fans are advised to get here early because of intentional transport issues and they have been told there is not as much food or drink available because staffing is not as high as it would be normally. The organisers have announced their will be a moment of silence before the start of the match to remember all of those affected by the typhoon. As for the rugby, this is a huge game for both teams. Scotland know they have to win this match to have any chance of getting through to the quarterfinals. They also need a bonus point by scoring four or more tries. As forjapan . Any sort of win would do for them and they will be through to the quarterfinals for the first time in their history. They will be cheered on by thousands of fa ns they will be cheered on by thousands of fans inside of the stadium but clearly, the context of this match has changed dramatically in the last 48 hour is. This will be the chance to remember all of those affected by the typhoon. The weather also disprupted the japanese grand prix. Qualifying was pushed back a day, but that didnt stop Valterri Bottas whos won in suzuka this morning to hand mercedes a sixth constructors title in a row. As Lewis Hamiltons made to wait for the drivers title. Michael redford was watching. Bright sunshine at suzuka after a disruptive race weekend typhoon hagibis now a distant memory, just a bit of a breeze to deal with. Qualifying was made to look a breeze by ferrari early in the morning, Sebastian Vettel on pole position his first since june. Team mate Charles Leclerc just behind him. Their advantage was soon blown away, a stuttering start and Valtteri Bottas took his chance. Max verstappen tried to follow him not as successfully. A crash with leclerc, an incident that would end verstappens race. Leclerc dealt with the loss of a damaged front wing and a lost wing mirror. From 16th to sixth, not close enough to impact on the front of the race. Team mate Sebastian Vettel was frustrating lewis hamilton, the World Champion was unable to pass and would finish third. It was the fastest lap for lewis hamilton, giving him the extra point. Combining that with a victory for Valtteri Bottas meaning mercedes sealed the constructors championship for the sixth time in a row. The World Champion will also come from mercedes for a sixth successive year. The first time that has happened in formula i. Michael redford, bbc news. St helens completed a record breaking season by winning rugby leagues grand final, and being crowned Super League Champions. They beat surprise finalists salford 23 6 at old trafford. Adam wild was there. Never has a grand final brought such a contrast. St helens, the most dominant side super league has ever seen. Salford, the most remarkable story super league has ever seen. But the romance of the underdog counts little when faced with the brilliance of saints. Peerless this season, now piercing precision. Morgan knowles with the opening try. When zeb taya added another moments later, saints, it seemed, were on the march. Its been nearly half a century since salford won the title. Reawakened here momentarily by jake bibby. But it was only temporary. Mark percival chasing his own kick over the line, touching down and now st helens within touching distance. Tommy makinsons drop goal in the games closing moments the final fabulous flourish on a fantastic st helens season. Just by reaching the final, salford have upset the games established order. That order has now been at least partially restored. St helens have been the best team all year round, and theyve now proved that on the games biggest stage. They are Super League Champions once more. Adam wild, bbc news, at old trafford. What a day it was at the world gymnastics championships in stuttgart, and front and centre of the action as she always is was simon biles. The records keep coming for the brilliant american. She won gold in the vault. Thats her 23rd World Championship medal, equalling the record held by vitaly scherbo. Shes got two chances to make that record her own today, when she competes on the floor and the balance beam. It was a brilliant day too for britain as the team secured a gold, silver and bronze medals. Olympic champion max whitlock led the way, retaining his pommel horse title with an impressive routine in stuttgart. Thats his third world title, and it makes him the first british gymnast to win three world titles on the same apparatus. It was as you can see an emotional moment. This time, for some reason, i was speechless. I cant believe it. I the also emotional. Ifeel so emotional. Ive got pins and needles in my fingers. Im so happy. Im so happy with that, its unbelievable. Well there was some history in that pommel horse final as Rhys Mcclenaghan finished third to claim irelands first ever medal at the World Championships. That bronze medal also means that the 20 year old is off to tokyo for next years olympics. Success too for becky downie who won silver on the uneven bars. She had led for the majority of the day butjust missed out on gold when the final competitior belgiums nina derwaeljust nicked the top spot. A breakthrough performance though for downie, whod never won an individual medal at world or olympic level before this. Itjust means so much. Its taken so many years and ijust cant believe ive done it its not always gone your way in finals but today, boy, did it . Im so happy, like, thats the routine ive been working on for so long and i kind of had a medium routine in team finals, so each competition i kind of upped my game, so im super happy, even though i might not look it and to round off a very good day for the downie family, beckys younger sister ellie took bronze in the vault. Thats also her first individual medal at this level. There was a hugely impressive performance from boxer Josh Warrington as he successfully defended his ibf world featherweight title. The 28 year old put in a dominant display against sofiane ta kouch, stopping him in the second round in front of a boisterous crowd in his hometown of leeds. His stats are now piling up a third defence of his title, hes won all 30 of his fights with seven knockouts. Hell now aim for a unification fight in 2020. And get ready for omne of the most extravagant suits youre ever likely to see. This is tyson fury face to face with the wwe wrestler braun strowman. The two are going to get into the ring together for a wwe crownjewel fight on 31st october in saudi arabia. Im sure there will be a little more contact than that when they finally get together in the ring. Swapping the boxing ring for the wwe ring. Thats all of the sport now, now its time for the papers. Hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. With me are sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times. And prashant rao, global editor of the news website the atlantic. Lets take a look at the front pages. The Observer Says support is growing for a second referendum amid fears over Boris Johnsons brexit policy. Meanwhile, the mail on sunday says rebel tory mps are planning to force the Prime Minister to delay brexit even if he wins commons support for a deal. The sunday telegraph has an exclusive article by Jacob Rees Mogg in which the commons leader calls for compromise to help mrjohnson reach a deal. The paper also hails superman Eliud Kipchoge, the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. The sunday times reports that the Prime Minister has given european leaders a stark choice help me get a deal through or britain leaves without one on october 31st. And the sunday express says mrjohnson wants to make britain the greatest nation on earth but he must fend off what the paper says is a last ditch plot to foil brexit. There we are. Lets begin with the sunday times. Sign this deal or let a scone, burris tells the eu. We are reaching the end game . Yes, and most of the papers are leading with a variation on this story today boris. A momentous week in politics and what tim shipman is writing about here is the idea boris will offer eu leaders a historical bargain on brexit to deliver a new deal or there will be a no deal departure by october the 31st. On monday we have the queen speech, with up to 22 bills mentioned. Thursday and friday, there will be an eu summit in brussels and this is the crucial time when boris will have to get his deal through the eu and mp5 will, if the eu back this deal, will then have to look at it and consider whether they are going to back it. All of this intensive negotiation now, through the so called tunnel. Munication with the outside world, they get on with it. What do you think is going on in that tunnel . This is the question. How much compromise can Boris Johnson offer and how much compromise can he get through parliament . We will find out in about a week what is about to happen that thursday to friday, they will be in brussels for the European Council meeting, this has been a balancing act. How much can you give while not giving away too much . Everything is. And it is all around the irish border . There are in million other things three years ago that we did not talk about, we did not talk about it three years ago. This is all things. And they maintain some borderless trade on the island of ireland . Part of the British Customs union and keeping closely aligned with the eu. The good friday agreement. This is 33 dimensional chess intensely complicated. And Jacob Reesmogg issuing an appeal to leavers, to back Boris Johnsons issuing an appeal to leavers, to back borisjohnsons efforts to secure a brexit deal. And warning that compromise will be needed, inevitably. Trying to pave the way for a compromised deal and saying the hardline exit he has will have to bite the bullet . On one hand we have borisjohnson, to bite the bullet . On one hand we have Boris Johnson, in to bite the bullet . On one hand we have borisjohnson, in the sunday times he is trying to convince the eu to back the deal and nowJacob Rees Mogg is telling the brexiteers that they have to back it. There is some concern among brexiteers that borisjohnson has offered a compromise that would see Northern Ireland legally outside of the eu Customs Union but remaining in a close arrangement with brussels. The brexiteers max lowe not like that. Or the dup . They definitely dont. This is on a knife edge and we have sources in the paper saying the chance of the eu agreeing is 50 50. And nigel dodds, the westminster leader insisting Northern Ireland must remain fully part of the Customs Union and borisjohnson knows that. I would say that things arent looking too rosy for this deal right now. It is two things, getting the deal through the negotiations with the eu and getting through the house of commons next weekend even if there is a deal . Theresa may managed to get a deal that would involve some compromise and all of these kinds of things but she could never get through parliament. This is the difficulty that any Prime Minister faces. Even a small clutch of parolee then please a small clutch of mps could block this. And the brexiteers are more likely to back him whatever the deal than theresa may . And Jacob Rees Mogg says this in the sunday telegraph, that as a lever, boris can be trusted. What is the end result you have brought . The end result you have brought . The end result may not be that different from theresa mays but borisjohnson brings some trust with leavers to get it through. And the mail on sunday, entered the tory brexit wreckers. When we thought that nightmare would end, what do you make of this take . This is from all angles. This momentous week in politics has been looked at now. This story that the tory rebels are planning to sabotage borisjohnsons brexit, even if the eu backed the deal, they are saying that they determined that it would not get through parliament and they want the benn act enabled, even if the deal is agreed, they want more time to look at it. And more time to consider it. They are plotting to compel mrjohnson to send a letter to brussels to ask for an extension. And this relates to the language surrounding brexit, the plot, and the militaristic language . And all of the gymnastics everyone gets into, and all of the ideologicals. Philip hammond voted to leave the eu three times. By all reasonable accounts, he is supportive of brexit and has voted in parliament to leave. You may disagree with the terms in which he wanted to leave that to call him a brexit wrecker is an interesting use of terminology. And they are being asked to back something they dont have detail on. They are asked to back it quickly. No time to consider it. I understand why mps want to scrutinise the detail before they are rushed into agreeing something so momentous for the country. And what about all of the country. And what about all of the talk of another referendum, another march next weekend demanding that. Support grows for a new brexit deal over fears that. Support grows for a new brexit deal overfears for a that. Support grows for a new brexit deal over fears for a Prime Minister is planned. Yes, over fears for the Prime Ministers plans. Yes, they are optimistic that they have enough cross Party Support for a second brexit referendum and especially if this deal does not go through. As you say, there is going to bea through. As you say, there is going to be a pro referendum march next weekend. Up to i to be a pro referendum march next weekend. Up to Million People are expected to join this much weekend. Up to Million People are expected tojoin this much but weekend. Up to Million People are expected to join this much but if there is a second referendum, and that goes the opposite way but perhaps by the same sorts of margins, where does it leave everyone . Or even a narrow margin . The second referendum is so complicated a discussion. I understand why people want a second referendum. People should be able to say yes, but so much of the deal hinges on the question of whether it is three options, remain, deal, no deal . Or two options, what are the terms . It is so complicated. And the queen speech tomorrow. Apart from brexit, the rail franchise queen speech tomorrow. Apart from brexit, the railfranchise system is facing the axe, borisjohnson is planning to scrap thebroken rail system, focusing on performance and reliability . This bill is expected to be mentioned in the queen speech on monday. As someone who travels quite regularly, in from hampshire to london, i can vouch for the fact that britains rail system is broken. In my personal experience because the trains are overcrowded . They are often late. This weekend, there have been Engineering Works on there have been Engineering Works on the lines i travel on so you have to catch a bus from woking to get to fleet. They would say theyve got to improve the line. I guess, but if you are a commuter paying a lot of money to travel on the railway it is very frustrating. Local councils in the north of england would get more powers to set specific routes and control fa res powers to set specific routes and control fares and timetables but there is a lot of detail that isnt available as to how this would work. And the sun on sunday. Pictures of rebecca vardy, jamie vardys wife, wiping away tears as she arrived backin wiping away tears as she arrived back in britain after all of those reports of the feud with Wayne Rooneys wife, calin. Youve been following this as the major story of the week. Coleen. Following this as the major story of the week. Coleen. Weve been divided into two camps. Im waiting for more information. You are on the fence . It is dangerous, ithink for more information. You are on the fence . It is dangerous, i think that coleen was careful to say that it was from rebecca vardys account. The sort of thing that coleen really was leaking. Is. It is one of the best stories. And the detective work that coleen did, she has been nicknamed wag atha christe. That coleen did, she has been nicknamed wagatha christe. Yes, it has become a hashtag, she spent months setting up these fake stories on her instagram account, blocking all of her followers, so that it was only rebeccas account following hers. When these fake stories appeared on the tabloid newspapers, she came out and said that it was all coming from her account. She accused her, well, her account, she accused her, well, her account, she accused the account of being responsible and it has gripped the nation. And rebecca vardy, in all of the coverage, she genuinely looks distraught. They have pictures, in contrast with calin rooney, at 4am ata contrast with calin rooney, at 4am at a party. I think that this is incredible. Her investigation was so impressive. And lets end with the marathon miracle, superman, according to the sunday telegraph. The sunday times have the same picture of the kenyan Eliud Kipchoge, the first man to run a marathon in less than two hours, with a team of pacemakers, it wont count in the record books because it was not part of a race but an extraordinary achievement. Superman indeed he has run a marathon in less tha n indeed he has run a marathon in less than two hours, that seems to be an extraordinary feat. He had these places with him. It wont count as unofficial record because he was not part of a race. He had a number of things that smoothed his path. Had these runners with him, amazing trainers, a £21i0 pair of running shoes. I have to buy them if they are doing that for people. He hopes that other people, now that he has smashed its record, he hopes they will follow his lead and break his record but they will do it in competitions. I only did the marathon once in london and i did it injust underfour marathon once in london and i did it in just under four hours. Marathon once in london and i did it injust underfour hours. He marathon once in london and i did it in just under four hours. He was twice as fast as me which is terrifying although not surprising. It would be extremely satisfying, this time, for a half marathon. He is twice as fast as an average human being. Icannot is twice as fast as an average human being. I cannot wrap my head around it. When Roger Bannister broke the four minute mile he often says that there is almost a collective psychological barrier that humankind had to break through and once he did, several people did after him. Its interesting to see if the same thing happens here. Once he has broken the two hour marathon. And more and more people start doing this . The collective psychological barrier has been broken. And there are not that many of these great human barriers to human endeavour left. The four minute mile is a historic example. Now this two hour marathon as well . I cannot think of many. We have climbed everest. Plunging to the bottom of the sea, there is a lot to explore down there. It is extraordinary, he was talking about Roger Bannister, he ran undera talking about Roger Bannister, he ran under a four minute mile, Eliud Kipchoge has run four and a half minute miles 26 times in a row. When you think of it like that, while and if he has done it, that should be the record. Does it matter if its in the context of a race . To some extent, it does. Thats the point, competing against each other. There is this artificial barrier to some degree but there is the notion that doing it as part of a race and having some rules around it, it is not entirely downhill, there is some measure of another challenge to it. It would help if it was entirely downhill thank you so much to both of you. Many thanks, dont forget you can see the front pages online on the bbc news website. They are therefore used seven days a week. They are there for you. If you miss the paper review, you can if you miss the paper review, you ca n always if you miss the paper review, you can always watch it later on bbc iplayer. Thanks once again to both of you. Goodbye from all of us for now. Hello. Some of us have seen quite a lot of rain recently and theres more to come today with, with the ground saturated for you have a number of flood warnings in place. Details on the website. More rain to come, pushing north and east, spells of sunshine, and the rain comes from not one but two weather fronts. This brought rain across england and wales. We have this weather system running up through the irish sea. Two areas of rain combining as the day wears on. Pushing slowly northwards and eastwards, flipping Northern Ireland. Northern ireland has a mainly dry day, similar in northern and western scotland, a couple of showers but a dry day with spells of sunshine, and as that rain pulls away, some sunshine and scattered showers following behind. Gusty winds, across east anglia and south east england. We have temperatures of up to 17 or 18 degrees, where we have the rain it is more like 11 or 12 degrees. In Northern England, and eastern parts of scotla nd Northern England, and eastern parts of scotland through the evening, eventually pulling away, we have many places dry with their skies. The rain begins to arrive in Northern Ireland and southern parts of england as we head towards dawn. Overnight lows could get closer to phrasing across scotland and Northern England under clear skies. Two weather fronts to deal with, this runs up through the irish sea. Bringing a wet day eventually to Northern Ireland. Bringing rain into south west england, and further rain across central and southern england through the day. The further north and east you are, the better chance you have a staying dry with spells of sunshine. A cooler day, 11 15d, feeling cool when he had persistent rain, persistent rain in eastern scotla nd rain, persistent rain in eastern scotland in north east england on tuesday morning. Scattered showers and rain arriving in Northern Ireland later in the day. Mainly dry with spells of sunshine, breezy, that takes the edge off the highs of 14 that takes the edge off the highs of 1a or 15 degrees. On wednesday, this weather front sweeps eastwards across the country. The isobars are close together. Wet and windy on wednesday. As it clears, sunshine and blustery showers on thursday. Thats all from me, goodbye. This is bbc news. The headlines at 10am. The family of harry dunn, who died in a collision with an American Woman who then fled to the us, are flying there this morning, hoping fora meeting. Typhoon hagibis sweeps across japan killing at least 18 people. Rivers have burst their banks in over a dozen different places, and almost half a million homes are without power in tokyo. Kurds under attack from turkey in northern syria. The un says more than 130,000 people have been displaced by the fighting. Jacob rees mogg says the prospect of a deal with the European Union are more positive than they were one week ago. Scotlands world cup game with japan will go ahead later this morning