high low, this is the latest sports news live from the bbc sport centre. we start with golf and justin thomas ince says that the players championship which is under way in florida still has a really strong field despite many of�*s big names are being absent because theyjoined the liv tour. rory mcilroy has raised concern fans are losing interest because the fragmented nature of the sport but while he has lamented the big names missing from the championship, thomas is not as worried. it’s the championship, thomas is not as worried. �* , , , , worried. it's still the biggest field in goal _ worried. it's still the biggest field in goal for _ worried. it's still the biggest field in goal for recent - worried. it's still the biggest|

field in goal for recent years. worried. it's still the biggest - field in goal for recent years. you can always make the argument that the other tournaments that are or not. the pga championship has always been the deepest fields in terms of the top 100 players and i'm notjust saying that for selfish reasons, it's the true. in saying that for selfish reasons, it's the true.— saying that for selfish reasons, it's the true. in the early stages, this is how _ it's the true. in the early stages, this is how the _ it's the true. in the early stages, this is how the leaderboard - it's the true. in the early stages, | this is how the leaderboard looks. you can see rory mcilroy with the share of the lead of four—under at the moment and then two players a shot behind. and you will see scottie scheffler, the defending champion, looking to back up his success last year teeing off with justin thomas who you just heard from. in the last hour, gareth southgate has named a squad for england's friendlies against brazil and belgium this month with striker ivan toney back after his eight—month ban for breaching fa betting rules. also call ups for

anthony gordon of newcastle who is scored ten goals in all competitions this season for his club and for 21—year—old defenderjarrad branthwaite word is impressive form for everton this season and the england manager is looking forward to working with him. we england manager is looking forward to working with him.— england manager is looking forward to working with him. we watch him as a back u- to working with him. we watch him as a back up centre _ to working with him. we watch him as a back up centre half _ to working with him. we watch him as a back up centre half in _ to working with him. we watch him as a back up centre half in the _ to working with him. we watch him as a back up centre half in the u21- a back up centre half in the u21 finals last year and if you said to me he would play as consistently well at premier league level as he has that i would have question that lost some. he's in on merit and we are really keen to work with him and find out more about him. 36 are really keen to work with him and find out more about him.— find out more about him. 36 the final round _ find out more about him. 36 the final round of— find out more about him. 36 the final round of last _ find out more about him. 36 the final round of last 16 _ find out more about him. 36 the final round of last 16 matches i find out more about him. 36 the final round of last 16 matches toj final round of last 16 matches to reach the quarterfinals of conference league and nobody scored more first leg goals than liverpool again sparta prague. mohamed salah has not started a game for them since the 1st of january but according to your can appears ready to start now. which are one of eight

europa league second leg is to be played later. rangers and benfica are level at 2—2. ac milan will take are level at 2—2. ac milan will take a lead to slavia prague. roma have a healthier advantage going into their game at brighton. after finishing seventh in his first formula 1 start in saudi arabia, filling in for the absent carlos sainz, 0liver berman, who is targeting a full—time seat in 2025, his team—mate charles leclerc believes it is only a matter of time before the 18—year—old is in f1 but for now berman says he is fully focused on his formula 2 aseason. i think in few weeks' time, all of this will bejudged think in few weeks' time, all of this will be judged on think in few weeks' time, all of this will bejudged on my think in few weeks' time, all of this will be judged on my county race. i have to do a great race in formula 2, so i have some work to do to catch up but that is my main

focus, i want to do as well as i can in the f county 2 championship. much more ollie berman _ in the f county 2 championship. much more ollie berman on _ in the f county 2 championship. much more ollie berman on the _ in the f county 2 championship. much more 0llie berman on the bbc sport website but that is all a sport for now. some developing years now coming into us from the united states, we've been hearing from the leader of the us senate, the democratic politician chuck schumer, who is the highest ranking jewish politician in the united states. he was delivering a speech on the floor of the senate and he made some remarks that we will share with you. he said that the israeli government should hold new elections, suggesting that israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu rest making the united states are like a pariah. he said at this critical juncture, i believe a new election is the only way to allow for a

healthy and open decision—making process about the future of israel at a time when so many israelis have lost their confidence in the vision and direction of their government. that is the scene live in the senate, his speech has wrapped up. he also said israel must make significant course corrections to achieve lasting peace with the palestinians. he also said it would be a grave mistake for israel to reject a two—state solution and to urge negotiators who are trying to secure some kind of true or ceasefire to do everything possible to secure that ceasefire, release hostages and get urgently needed to aid into gaza. he also said that mr netanyahu was a major obstacle to peace who has all too frequently bowed to the demands of extremist. are very strong words there from the highest—ranking jewish politician in

the united states, the democratic leader of the senate chuck schumer. now to another developing story, we have pictures coming into us of the prince of wales today, prince william, who has voiced concerns about society's overuse of mobile phones while he toured a youth club. he urged people to use their phones less. the prince of wales visited a new £12 million centre which provides a wealth of facilities for eight to 18—year—old is and he spoke to children about their mobile phone habits. the future king also played pool with the youngsters, short basketball hoops and talked about his wife princess catherine when he joined children at decorating biscuits, telling them, it's my wife who is the rt one. there you have it, the prince of wales on a visit

there. no conversations of course about the photo which dominated the news earlier in the week and put the spotlight on the prince of wales and his wife catherine. this year's glastonbury festival line—up has finally been announced dua lipa and sza top the bill, meaning two female headliners for the first time in the festival's history. theyjoin coldplay and shania twain, who'll perform in the sunday legend slot. let's speak to matt charlton, he's a musicjournalist and glastonbury regular. welcome to bbc news. before we go onto some of the headliners that we talked about, i want to talk about the splash of kapok making a massive entrance to the glastonbury stage this year. entrance to the glastonbury stage this ear. �* , ., ., , ., this year. there's going to be a few k-po- this year. there's going to be a few k'p°p bands. _ this year. there's going to be a few k-pop bands, one _ this year. there's going to be a few k-pop bands, one has _ this year. there's going to be a few k-pop bands, one has 13— this year. there's going to be a few| k-pop bands, one has 13 members, k—pop bands, one has 13 members, quite a recognition of the impact

k—pop is having on the world stage. how is the festival changing? 0n k—pop is having on the world stage. how is the festival changing? on one hand, you have one of the biggest selling bands in the world, i k—pop bands are going to be taking it to the glastonbury stage, presumably the glastonbury stage, presumably the pyramid stage, and then we have the pyramid stage, and then we have the old—timers, people have trod the boards before, people like coldplay have headlined more than five times, haven't they?— haven't they? four or five times. it is a classic — haven't they? four or five times. it is a classic mix _ haven't they? four or five times. it is a classic mix of _ haven't they? four or five times. it is a classic mix of glastonbury - haven't they? four or five times. it is a classic mix of glastonbury and | is a classic mix of glastonbury and it's only getting more diverse. you can see the impact that r&b is having and the variance thereof with sue headlining, there are a lot of people might not have heard of because she's very much youth orientated, not this heritage rock act that glastonbury is associated with. also coldplay who have called themselves glastonbury�*s house plans, they have been around a lot and it was met with a little bit of

and it was met with a little bit of a shock today, maybe? i and it was met with a little bit of a shock today, maybe?— and it was met with a little bit of a shock today, maybe? i 'ust forgot to mention — a shock today, maybe? i 'ust forgot to mention the t a shock today, maybe? i 'ust forgot to mention the name _ a shock today, maybe? i 'ust forgot to mention the name of h a shock today, maybe? ijust forgot to mention the name of that - a shock today, maybe? ijust forgot to mention the name of that k-pop| to mention the name of that k—pop bands, they are called 17 although i am told they had 13 members. there is second to taylor swift in terms the amount of records they sold in the amount of records they sold in the last year. do you think glastonbury is still a relative music festival? we talk about it a lot, it is the one that attracts the big names but in a world where a lot of people now go online to get music how relevant is a glastonbury brand still? much motor is perhaps more relevant. look at the coverage it got today, this is one of the latest announcements of the glastonbury line—up there has been in recent times. it is still relevant because people crave that face—to—face interaction with music and phantom seems to be a thing that is only much, much much more potent these days. you mentioned the swifties and

the k—pop following so, yes, i think it's more relevant than ever. i think last year was the most it's more relevant than ever. i think last year was the most watched glastonbury coverage in history. thank you very much. a lot more and for those of you have tickets, you're very lucky with a line—up like that. we go straight to the hudson river, in new york, these are live pictures showing us british airways concord supersonicjet airways concord supersonic jet travelling airways concord supersonicjet travelling along the hudson river, it is returning there. it is returning to the intrepid museum and that's after it was refurbished. an icon of the airways, the british airways concord. that's it from me, thanks for watching. hello. you may have noticed things feeling a little milder out there today. certainly temperatures have been on the rise,

but we're paying for it because it's another fairly cloudy day for many of us with outbreaks of rain, too. this is the picture in bedfordshire. we have had some spells of hazy sunshine in the south and the east, but really through the rest of today, showery rain affecting much of the uk. but it is certainly feeling mild, particularly in the south. that's down to the fact that we've got the air coming in from the southwest, this warm front sitting across parts of scotland in particular. a cold front does follow on behind, so something a little cooler and showery later in the day, particularly out towards the west. but we could see 16, possibly 17 degrees in the warmest spots across parts of eastern england, butjust single figures across scotland. and that's because we're sitting in the slightly cooler air and more persistent rain here across central scotland. some patchy rain for northern ireland, northern england and wales just drifting slowly eastwards as we head through the evening hours. so you may well catch a shower almost anywhere through this evening and overnight as well. the next band of showery rain moving into the south—west for the early hours of friday. for most of us, it's mild night, certainly frost free, but a little bit chillier across central and northern parts of scotland first thing tomorrow. so we've still got that more

persistent rain across scotland. nothing particularly heavy, and it'll turn to snow for a time, just on top of the highest peaks. should tend to dry up a little bit tomorrow for northern ireland into wales, the south—west as well. so some sunnier spells, still a few scattered showers elsewhere working their way eastwards on that breeze. and top temperatures, 15, possibly 16 degrees, so a degree or so down on what we've got out there today. but friday night now we're looking at heading into saturday morning, it's quite a cold night, particularly in the north. certainly a chance of some frost around here. could be some mist and fog patches for parts of southern and eastern england, for instance, as well. more cloud on saturday, than starts to work in from the south—west. so we'll see some showers, potentially northern ireland, wales and south—west of england, whereas further north and east you're more likely to stay dry through the day. and temperatures for most of us, ranging between around six in lerwick to 13 in norwich. heading through the second half of the weekend, then, into sunday, this frontal system makes its way further east. so, yes, it will bring a spell of rain around. it could be lingering for some eastern areas first thing on sunday. but then it does look like we see a return to sunny spells and a few scattered showers moving in on that breeze. not a bad day, actually,

for many of us. some sunshine looks like it could break through. and, again, we're in that milder air with temperatures up to around about 1a to 16 for most of us.

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