Over Tomas Mahach winning in an hour and 44 minutes. Draper is guaranteed to face an australia next either the tenth seed Alex De minaur orjordan thompson. Earlier, there was a bit of a surprise in the womens draw when the unseeded Karolina Muchova knocked out the fifth fifth seed jasmine paolini. Muchova, whos back from a long injury lay off, made use of her strong serve to beat the French Open and wimbledon finalist 6 3 6 3. Despite the defeat, paolini was happy with a year where she also won the olympic doubles. This year went really good, but this moment, its both the finals. Of course, happy moments, the Gold Medal as well. I think im really proud of all of this kind of moments. I really enjoyed. Its day five of the paralympics in paris and it started with a flurry of Triathlon Medals a day later than planned after a drop in the Water Quality for the swimming in the seine forced a postponement. But it was better late than never for Home Favourite jules ribstein, who took gold in the Pts2 Class in front of a huge crowd on the grand palais. Meanwhile, Sprint Star Jonny peacock missed out on winning a third 100m Title in a row. The briton was fifth in the t64 final. Gold went to costa ricas sherman guity, Who Set A New paralympic record with a time of 10. 65 seconds. Ethiopias Yayesh Gate tesfaw smashed her own World Record in the Womens Isoom Tii at the stade de france, shaving more than fourseconds off her best time. Shaving more than four seconds off her best time. And the first openly trans athlete at a paralympics, the Aoom Runner Valentina petrillo, failed in her attempt to qualify for the Womens T12 final in paris. The 51 year old italian, who identifies as a woman but competed as a man until the age of a5, was well beaten in the semi finals. Petrillo was controversially granted permission to take part after the sports governing body accepted her eligibility. She said her participation would be an important symbol of inclusion. And one final story from paris where the Citys Mayor has said she wants to keep the olympic rings on the Eiffel Tower after the games are over. They were installed before the olympics opened on the 26th ofjuly, and were expected to be taken down in six days� time when the paralympics finish. But Anne Hidalgo says the french have fallen in love with Paris Again and she wants the festive spirit to remain. The current rings weigh over 30 tonnes though and will have to be replaced by a lighter version. Football now and theres good news for fans following their teams in europe this season after uefa said they will lower the price of tickets for away supporters in all three of its competitions. In the Champions League, away tickets will be capped at 60 euros, a0 euros in the Europa League and 20 in the conference league. Uefa say they want to make sure fans feel valued and recognised and that next year they will reduce the Champions League and Europa League cap even more. The Champions League and Europa League cap even more. And just some Golf News because Rory Mcilroy has revealed hes cutting back on the amount of Tournament Golf hes playing. The World Number three announced the move after he finished ninth at the Fedex Open over the weekend. By The End of the year, the Northern Irishman will have played 27 events but says ideally hed like to play closer to 20. Its going to be a long season its going to be a long season i have its going to be a long season i have to its going to be a long season i have to think about building and a i have to think about building and a few extra breaks here and there and a few extra breaks here and there i and a few extra breaks here and there. I felt like i and a few extra breaks here and there. Ifelt like i hit and a few extra breaks here and there. I felt like i hit a and a few extra breaks here and there. Ifelt like i hit a bit of a there. Ifelt like i hit a bit of a wall, there. Ifelt like i hit a bit of a wall, post to us open, and i still of a wall, post to us open, and i still feel of a wall, post to us open, and i still feel a bit of that hangover. Thats the sport. Lizzie, thank you so much for that. Lets head to the us. Today, Labor Day seen as the traditional beginning of the final sprint to the president ial election race. There are 63 days until americans choose their next president , and between now and then, youre going to hear a lot about the swing states. These of the seven states where the votes are most evenly matched, and theyre expected to decide the election so what are they . First up, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. Traditionally democrat, they voted trump 2016, biden four years later. North carolina and georgia, Georgia Surprise The World voting democrat 2020. Could North Carolina go the same way . The Sun Belt states both voted democrat last time. Kamala Harris Willjoin President Biden later in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, and earlier, she spoke to this event. We pennsylvania, and earlier, she spoke to this event. Spoke to this event. We will Alwa S spoke to this event. We will always member spoke to this event. We will always Member Donald spoke to this event. We will. Always Member Donald Trump blocked overtime benefits for millions of workers. Tyree � s talked a bit about this. He opposed efforts to raise the minimum wage. He appointed Union Busters to the national Labour Relations board. Booing He Suworted Labour Relations board. Booing he supported socalled Labour Relations board. Booing he supported socalled right Labour Relations board. Booing he supported socalled right to| he supported so called right to work laws. If Donald Trump were reelected, the intent to give Tax Cuts to billionaires and big corporation, intends to cut Social Security and medicare, he wants to impose a Sales Tax on everyday products and basic necessities that will cost a typical family almost 4000 a year. Let speak to lauren givens. Thank you for coming on the programme. Thank you for coming on the programme thank you for coming on the programme. Thank you for coming on the rouramme. , programme. Thanks so much for havin programme. Thanks so much for having me programme. Thanks so much for having me. Pleasure. Programme. Thanks so much for having me. Pleasure. For having me. Pleasure. For nonamericans, having me. Pleasure. For nonamericans, remindl having me. Pleasure. For. Nonamericans, remind us having me. Pleasure. For nonamericans, remind us what non americans, remind us what is Labor Day and its significance. Is Labor Day and its significance. Is Labor Day and its sianificance. , significance. Labor day is the acknowledgement significance. Labor day is the acknowledgement of significance. Labor day is the acknowledgement of unionsl significance. Labor day is the I Acknowledgement of unions and the cost of unions that Labour Workers have essentially brought to workers across the us things like pto, paid sick time, guaranteed weekends. This is something that americans typically have the day off, and in politics, michigan is a swing state, Labour Workers and union workers specifically are a key demographic as we look towards the november election. So thats the background. Thank you very much. Kamala harris very much out on that messaging, what did you make . I dont think its surprising. Here in michigan, she is trying to cater to this clientele, talking to workers, trying to encourage democratic principles and to get these markets. Economic concerns and Cost Of Living are huge concerns in michigan here, and Blue Collar Workers in michigan are being recorded by both harris and former President Trump. Theres been a lot of visits to this state and a lot of interest in getting this crop of voters who have swayed different directions, a big part of both 2016 and 2020 here in michigan. On the economy, President Biden described it as the greatest story never told, basically saying theres a great economic recovery in the us, almost all countries would love to have it. Yet he gets criticised for it. Yet he gets criticised for it. People dont give him the credit. Is Kamala Harris impacted . Credit. Is Kamala Harris imacted . , impacted . To some extent, sure, but in michigan, impacted . To some extent, sure, but in michigan, we impacted . To some extent, sure, but in michigan, we have impacted . To some extent, sure, but in michigan, we have seen but in michigan, we have seen that voters are treating biden and here very differently. Biden and harris. There was a lot of waning enthusiasm about the biden presidency. A lot of voters dont necessarily feel the impact. Theyre still seeing high Inflation Rates and interest rates. Still a lot of concern that his presidency has not delivered. Despite what is happening at a federal level and the national economic trends. But harris has enjoyed here in michigan a surge of enthusiasm among likely democratic voters. People are very interested in her campaign and theres a reason that she and theres a reason that she and other democratic surrogates are spending a lot of time in michigan, they really hope to capitalise on that and population issues. Lets Ust Talkaboutfi Population issues. Lets ust talk about the I Population issues. Lets ust talk about the other I Population issues. Letsjust talk about the other ticket. | talk about the other ticket. Donald trump, vance. In terms of contrasting messages, all will be putting a lot of time where you are. What do you make of the contrast . Of the contrast . Former president of the contrast . Former President Trump of the contrast . Former President Trump and i of the contrast . Former President Trump and jd| of the contrast . Former President Trump and 1d vance President Trump and Jd Vance are trying to get these Blue Collar Workers, these Labour Workers around michigan and basically saying the democratic party is not going to deliver. Theres a lot of concern among republicans that advancements in clean energy is one thing thats being hammered one thing thats being hammered on in michigan because there is a lot of concern that the direction of electric vehicles could cut into Michigans Auto Manufacturing industry, which is where a lot of these Swing Voters work and live. Thats one area where they have really been focusing, concerns about electric vehicles, chinese influence in some of these major corporations looking to build in michigan. Thats what were hearing on the ground. Lauren gibbons, thank you for coming on the programme. 50 coming on the programme. So much coming on the programme. Sr much for having me. President biden later in pittsburgh will be keeping across that. Panorama has been viewing. Marianna spring has more. Were about to spend a week with Social Media obsessed Teenagers Kia and josh. Start with your phone. As concerns grow about what kids see online, weve asked them to give up their smartphones for a week, and theyve allowed us to follow the whole thing. Were giving both teenagers an emergency brick phone, with no internet access. So, this is your new phone. What . the more time kids and adults spend on smartphones, the more money the Social Media companies can make. Are views and likes prioritised over safety . They use Computer Systems called algorithms to recommend stuff they think we might like, based on the preferences of other users like us and, also, what we show an interest in. Its all to keep us coming back. But some of the content that can keep us gripped can also be harmful. Kai is 18 and into boxing and martial arts. He says hes been served violent and misogynistic content on Tiktok And Instagram reels since he was 15, but he doesnt want to see it. Its like you just scroll, you know, you get video after video, it could be a dog, and then next minute, its just someone getting run over or a Car Crash or something like that. It kind ofjust stains your brain and its all you think about for the rest of the day. Like, ive tried, like, putting the little not interested thing, but then three videos later, youll get another one. Kai says his feeds look very different from those of girls he knows the same age. Why is that . Andrew kwong worked on User Safety for tiktok until 2022. He and a colleague decided to check out what people were seeing, including some 16 year olds. He was alarmed at what he says some teenagers were being recommended. If youre a female, a 16 year old, who lives In London, theyre just usually. Interested in the pop singers, the songs, make up, whereas its very different for teenage boys so stabbing, Knifing Type of content, sometimes sexual content and, of course, mostly with the misogynistic sort of Controversiall Hate Content as well. Tiktok says 40,000 Safety Staff Work alongside innovative technology to keep its apps safe. It says it doesnt use gender to recommend content, has settings for teens to block content that may not be has settings for teens to block content that may not be suitable, and doesnt allow extreme violence or misogyny. Meta, which owns instagram, says its introduced over 50 different tools, resources and features, including for parental supervision and reducing sensitive content for teens. Media Regulator Ofcom will oversee a new law to force Social Media companies to verify kids ages and stop them recommending harmful content. Tends to be a minority of them that get exposed to the most harmful content. What we know, however, is that once you are exposed to that harmful content, it becomes unavoidable. The week without smartphones is over. Its overwhelming, checking everyones messages. I feel better when im Notjust Scrolling and scrolling, like, l endlessly for hours. Our phones are here to stay. Now the pressures on to make sure kids can use them more safely. Use them more safely. Marianna spring, bbc news. Marianna spring, bbc news. This is bbc news. This is bbc news. This dropic news. This drop ofnews. This drop of astronauts is to investigate the mysteries of the universe, but theres a strange noise perplexing them on the international space station. Abolition. I dont know whats making that noise~ noise. Pulsating. � � pulsating. That one came through pulsating. That one came through. It pulsating. That one came through. It was pulsating. That one came through. It was kind pulsating. That one came through. It was kind of i pulsating. That one came i through. It was kind of like pulsating. That one came through. It was kind of like a pulsing through. It was kind of like a pulsing noise. Through. It was kind of like a pulsing noise. It through. It was kind of like a pulsing noise. It was pulsing noise. It was almost like a sonar pulsing noise. It was almost like a sonar ping. Pulsing noise. It was almost like a sonar ping. Pulsing. That was recorded saturday. Butch that was recorded saturday. Butch wilmore and his copilot have Butch Wilmore and his copilot have been stranded since june. Nasa have been stranded since june. Nasa said. Strange sound had now nasa said. Strange sound had now stopped. Legt speak to former Nasa Astronaut katie coleman. Thanks for coming astronaut katie coleman. Thanks for coming On Astronaut katie coleman. Thanks for coming on the astronaut katie coleman. Thanks for coming on the programme. I for coming on the programme. Thats not for coming on the programme. Thats not what for coming on the programme. Thats not what you Wa Nt to want to hear exactly. I would say thats want to hear exactly. I would say thats true. Want to hear exactly. I would say thats true. The want to hear exactly. I would say thats true. The nasa say thats true. The Nasa Explanation seemed plausible to me. It always comes back to respecting those calm people, right . Respecting those calm people, riuht . , , right . Very true. These guys dont seem right . Very true. These guys dont seem to right . Very true. These guys dont seem to be right . Very true. These guys dont seem to be having right . Very true. These guys. Dont seem to be having much luck, do they . I dont seem to be having much luck, do they . Luck, do they . I dont know if everyone luck, do they . I dont know if everyone would luck, do they . I dont know if everyone would agree luck, do they . I dont know if everyone would agree with i luck, do they . I dont know if. Everyone would agree with that. Really . Everyone would agree with that. Reall . , i. Everyone would agree with that. Reall . Really . Especially other actors are not i really . Especially other actors are not i heard really . Especially other actors are not i heard you really . Especially other actors are not i heard you use really . Especially other actors are not i heard you use the i are not i heard you use the stranded word other astronauts. Ive seen this in nasa and boeing. Theyre doing a greatjob with the situation, but personally for Butch And Suni, they were assigned to shepherd this module and not fly until they had finished that task. Now theyre getting to do both. I know its hard on everybody to change plans, but having those two so well trained up on the space station, especially when there are two extra people, who have gotten so much of the Back Blog of the iss to do this. Its really a pretty exciting time at least for me as a scientist and going what kind of science we have Waiting In The Wings in maintenance and things to figure out up on the station. Will have to do lists. Mine is not quite as exciting as floating in space. Can you explain what went wrong to say, they i wont say stranded again, but what caused this . Thank you. Until this capsule. This Module Hasjets that help steer it from place to place and coming in to make sure it comes in right. They need that propulsion for leaving, and also once they leave the space station, theres a very precise what we call deorbit or coming out of orbit burn, which is to fire their engines in exactly the right direction at the right time in the right place. Basically, they understood what was happening with thejets, but they didnt have a way to guarantee that they knew how to make sure they didnt behave in this way that was working out reliably. Itjust wasnt this way that was working out reliably. It just wasnt the safest way to bring Butch And Suni home, and so nasa chose to bring them home in the way that was the safest, which is basically on the next ship coming up. The next regular scheduled mission is coming up and theyll come home in late february. I guarantee as hard as it is, theyre really happy about having a lot of time up there . � , about having a lot of time up there . � ,. , , there thats absolutely brilliant there thats absolutely brilliant i there thats absolutely brilliant i love there thats absolutely brilliant i love a there thats absolutelyl brilliant i love a positive spin. Thank you for explaining that, katie coleman. Spin. Thank you for explaining that, katie coleman. The government has promised to look into the problem called by so called dynamic pricing. Hundreds of Thousands Queue for tickets to oasis over the weekend. Failed platform Sales Platform Ticketmaster increases website by hundreds of pounds it said due to high demand. Retails are advertising for up to £14,000. Lets hear from some of the disappointed fans. , from some of the disappointed fans. , ,. ~ from some of the disappointed fans. ,. , fans. The cheapest ticket for between 70 fans. The cheapest ticket for between 70 £100. The only ones available are the platinum � s. We didnt want to play that pay that, so we didnt pay that. I play that pay that, so we didnt pay that. Didnt pay that. I absolutely feel like clap didnt pay that. I absolutely feel like clap and didnt pay that. I absolutely feel like clap and let didnt pay that. I absolutely feel like clap and let down. | i absolutely feel like crap and let down. Let down by ticketmaster. Registering me as a robot when i registering me as a robot when hust registering me as a robot when ijust spent six hours in a Queue Ijust spent six hours in a queue. Its beyond a joke. 20 of frustration there. With me is our reporterjack, looking into this. Not so happy customers there. Should we just remind us that we both suddenly heard a lot about this new Pricing Mechanism . The first thin to Pricing Mechanism . The first thing to say Pricing Mechanism . The first thing to say is Pricing Mechanism . The first thing to say is the Pricing Mechanism . The first thing to say is the dynamic. Thing to say is the dynamic Pricing Isnt new. You might be familiar if youve ever booked a taxi or looked into flight tickets. Its basically when the demand rises, the prices rise. I think the situation this time is lack of transparency. You had customers queuing for hours online only to finally get the tickets in their basket, and those tickets are twice or even more the value expected. Ticketmaster says theyre in demand. A few people have written to us and a couple, catherine, said. Andrea says. In fact, didnt pay that. Gary echoes those concerns, saying. I approached ticketmaster and asked them, and they said they dont set the price. When i push them on whether or not they determine when the prices should rise orfall, they didnt comment on that. The government have said they take the concerns really, really seriously and have promised a review into this later this year. The Culture Secretary said its depressing to see the inflated price of some of those tickets. That takes place later this year and it will be bolted onto an already existing Government Review into things like the reselling of tickets. What about fans who didnt get those initial tickets . Its a resale is to. Those initial tickets . Its a resale is to. Despite Oasis Ostin Resale is to. Despite Oasis Posting on resale is to. Despite Oasis Posting On Social Resale is to. Despite Oasis Posting on Social Media, | resale is to. Despite Oasis Posting on Social Media, saying fans should only go to ticketmaster and the official resellers, ive seen loads of tickets online elsewhere. A company called Via Gogo and London Wembley for over £3000 per ticket. The cost of the ticket, the fees from the reseller, and the original fees from a person who bought it in the first place, leading to some astronomical prices of those tickets. Understandably, many People Cant afford them. Earlier, we heard from Matt Drew from via go go. Indie earlier, we heard from Matt Drew from Via Gogo. We dont Set Prices drew from Via Gogo. We dont Set Prices. People drew from Via Gogo. We dont Set Prices. People Who Drew from Via Gogo. We dont Set Prices. People who bought| Set Prices. People who bought tickets Set Prices. People who bought tickets can come on and Set Prices tickets can come on and Set Prices. Tickets listed at out lending prices. Tickets listed at out lending prices dont sell. We see numerous examples with taylors see numerous examples with Taylors Life recently and beyonce before that Taylor Swift beyonce before that Taylor Swift we beyonce before that Taylor Swift. We encourage consumers to wait swift. We encourage consumers to wait and find there are prices to wait and find there are prices that are not that are acceptable prices that are not that are acceptable and rational. Prices that are not that are acceptable and rational. Acceptable and rational. What we see is acceptable and rational. What we see is a acceptable and rational. What we see is a longstanding acceptable and rational. Twat we see is a long Standing Issue once again, so that review will take place later this year in the autumn, and theyve been very clear its not about whether or not change is needed, its about what that change will look like. Im sure there are many oasis fans watching tonight working to find out. G. ,. ~ watching tonight working to find out. G. ~. , ~ find out. Indeed, jack, thank ou find out. Indeed, jack, thank you very find out. Indeed, jack, thank you very much find out. Indeed, jack, thank you very much for find out. Indeed, jack, thank you very much for that. Before you go, i live take you back alive to israel. There have been protests in a significant scale. Lyse doucet, our chief international correspondent, just said this is the biggest outpouring of protests since the hamas attacks on the 7th of october. This is what has changed with the deaths of six hostages and todays general strike. Whats changed, the scale of the Grief And Anger spilling onto the streets. You can read more of lyse doucet� s dispatch on the life page. For the moment, im Lewis Vaughanjones and this is bbc news. Goodbye. On the live page. Hello. Its been a rather cloudy, misty, murky day for many of us and we have seen some outbreaks of rain. A transition has been taking Place Yesterday with this very warm and humid air in place. Temperatures climb to 30 degrees. Today, it was still pretty humid, but through tomorrow and into wednesday, we get into this fresher air and things will feel very different. Air and things will but with that transition taking place, we have seen some outbreaks of rain and a lot of Mist And Murk. That was how it looked for a Weather Watcher in the highlands. Low pressure has been in charge, generally loosening its grip as we head through tonight. But still these frontal zones in the picture. So, still some showers or even some longer spells of rain for a time there across the northern isles, one or two showers continuing across england and wales, and we will keep some areas of Mist And Murk and low cloud, but some clear spells, too, and quite a range of temperatures. Its going to be another pretty warm night across south wales, southern and eastern parts of england, whereas for Northern Ireland and scotland, a fresher feel eight degrees for glasgow and for belfast tomorrow morning. But we will see this Band Of Cloud And Patchy Rain Pushing Across Western Scotland and Northern Ireland, and this old Weather Front here bringing some cloud and some showers across some central and eastern parts of england. But we should, i think, on balance see a bit more in the way of sunshine tomorrow, but a slightly fresher feel with temperatures of 14 23 degrees. Now, for the middle of the week, this big area of High Pressure in the atlantic tries to build its way in, but not quite strongly enough to kill off all of these Weather Fronts, just the weak residues, if you like, of frontal systems. Bringing some cloud, bringing some outbreaks of showery rain, but i think most places will be dry. There will be some spells of sunshine, and were looking at temperatures between 14 21 degrees. So, all of us into the fresher air by this stage. Now, as we head towards The End of the week, hello, im Lewis Vaughanjones. Youre watching the context on bbc news. I am begging for your forgiveness that we did not succeed in bringing them home alive. We were very close, nearly they are. We were very close, nearly there. Mr president , do you think its time for prime Minister Netanyahu to do more on this issue . Do you think hes doing enough . No. I would hope that its something that no parent, or no family member, can ever actually imagine. For certain Uk Arms exports to israel, there does exist a clear risk that they might be used to commit or facilitate a serious violation of international humanitarian law. On our Panel Tonight Journalist and Broadcaster Jenny Kleeman In London and in new york,
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