portugal needed injury time and substitutes to conjure to the winner. portugal win it! oh, yes, they can. but victory never grows old. this is all new for georgia, for the first time part of the euros, proud and outnumbered. supporters of turkey dominated dortmund's stadium, you will hear them all when mert muldur�*s shot hits the net. follow that. georgia did — neat, quick footwork in the build work and the finish, 1—1, good goals but work and the finish, 1—1, good goals, wait work and the finish, 1—1, good goals, wait for turkey's next. arda guler was not born when ronaldo first played in the us but something he could be the new big star. that is why. georgia competed the last, everyone forward, no—one back, they lost with pride. turkey won with three goals. joe wilson, bbc news.

so three points for portugal thanks to that last gasp winner. their head coach roberto martinez praised his side's resilience. what pleases me the most is the discipline and being able to control the game. it would've been very easy to blame each other, to become a group of individuals but we didn't do that. we were a team. we look like a team, and i think that's very important for us to grow, to go to the next game now, to recover well and to carry on using the players that we have in the squad. a few other lines from the euros. france captain kylian mbappe is set to play in a mask to protect his broken nose, but a date for his return hasn't yet been decided. the new real madrid forward sustained the injury after colliding with austrian defender kevin danso in france's 1—0 victory on monday. mbappe was taken to hospital in dusseldorf, but didn't require surgery — and has rejoined the squad

to continue his treatment. his participation in friday's game against the netherlands remains in doubt. former spain midfielder cesc fabregas has experience of playing in a protective mask. from my memory, i think i played a couple of months with it and i remember we went through a phase of breaking noses all over the place and everything was fine, so should be ok. will other teams and players try to unsettle him because of the injury? i don't think so. we're talking about a player with great ability and great personality. you know? at the end of the day if you tell me there's something on the legs or maybe the body, i could say it may be, but nowadays, you cannot be touching people's faces or being too aggressive because the referee,

even if this happens, they can send you off it would be a free kicks, all these type of players, they are too special to be confronted by these little things. scotland play their second game of the tournament against switzerland on wednesday in cologne. a draw keeps their hopes alive, after they were thumped 5—1 by the hosts, germany, in the opening game of the tournament. captain andy robertson admitted the occasion may have got to a couple of the team, but they have belief they can progress. it's a fantastic tournament to play in. we have worked so hard to get here and we want to enjoy it as much as we can come up with the only way to do that is by playing the football that we believe that we can play. we didn't do that friday night. now we've got two more chances to do that to try to stay in this tournament. in tennis, the recently crowned french open champion carlos alcaraz has won his first match of the year on grass. he saw off argentina's francisco cerundolo in straight sets in the first

round at queens. the spaniard, top seed in london this week, dominated the first set — taking it 6—1, before coming through a tight second set — seven games to five — next up the new british number one jack draper. it is good to have the situation, to have to deal with with the nerves. stay alive in the second set, but really happy with everything i've done and hopefully keep going. well, andy murray is a five—time winner of this tournament and is likely playing it for the last time. he came through against australia's alexei popyrin. ben croucher reports. sir andy murray! back on the green, green grass of home. a farewell tour, most likely. but for the ignoble scot, there's still time to showcase his greatest hits. the hip more metallic against australia that old murray fight is still going. fight only gets

you so far though. another booming first serve in the first set of his. this was murray's ioooth match at tour level, so it's still watch for sure. it is the kind of shot brings back all of memories. and you've probably seen enough andy murray through the years to know it's seldom straightforward. back came popyrin. to a decider, we would go. and it started to get a bit uncomfortable. but remember that murray fight? yep. it comes in and far beyond. andy murray has the break in the deciding set. this was your classic andy murray match, and he may be saying goodbye this summer. but he won't be doing it at queens just yet. ben croucher, bbc news. well, murray's first ever win on the atp tour came at queens

19 years ago. after tuesday's match he admitted he's still hungry for success. look, any win you can get is important and that is why we are playing, to try and win matches and obviously with wimbledon a few weeks away, to try to build up some confidence and get the matches in my legs and today was a difficult one and i was proud of the way ifought and came back in the third set after losing the second. yeah, great to get another win here. sad news now. new zealand super rugby player connor garden—bachop has died at the age of 25. garden—bachop died in christchurch following what's being described as "a medical event" on monday. garden—bachop most recently played for the highlanders for five years, leaving earlier this month at the end of their super rugby campaign, where they reached the quarter—finals.

ahead of the olympics in paris next month, a group of climate scientists and several athletes are warning that competitors could collapse due to the heat. a new report, called the rings of fire, suggests a warming planet could affect performances at the games. team gb rugby sevens player jamie farndale was involved in the research. the reason you are at an olympic games is because you push your body to the absolute limits. that's all very well when you are in the safe temperature regions, but the higher up that heat stress index you go, the more dangerous it gets. if we are in these extreme temperatures, like i said, an athlete's mindset, i'm on the rugby pitch and the opposition has made a line break and it's myjob to go back and stop him at the on the big games at the pinnacle of my career but my body is at its limits come i'm still going to push myself. so it's these sort of top—level sport where, of course, it becomes dangerous. sports realise that needs to do something for him of that strategic approach to reducing emissions and reducing impact

on nature is important. the paris games is a fossil fuel games, there won't be any advertisement or sponsorship around fossilfuels and there are a number of strategies and a number of different sports starting to tackle this really serious problem for sport, and, of course, more widely for the world. it's been announced that the tour de france will begin in barcelona for the first time in 2026. the opening two stages will be in catalonia, with the third stage starting in the spanish region before crossing into france. it will be the third time spain has hosted the race's grand depart, having previously done so in 1992 and bilbao last year. this year's tour starts in florence in 11 days�* time. plenty more details on all of those stories and on our website. that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye.

hello. here in the uk, we're at long last starting to see the signs of some weather that feels much more like summer than it has done so far this month. other side of the atlantic, though, eastern canada, eastern side of the united states, summer has arrived with a vengeance. a long lasting, intense and life—threatening heat wave, potentially record breaking, will affect many cities in the east. temperatures into the high 30s by day. but add on the humidity levels, it will feel like it's above a0 degrees for days on end. now, that sort of heat is not coming our way, but it will affect our weather in some form. we've got heat and humidity out towards the east, clashing with cooler conditions out in the west at the moment. and that is starting to fire up a jet stream which will send ripples across the atmosphere, and at long last, move ourjet stream from south of us, bringing cooler air to the north of us, drawing in something a little bit warmer and high pressure, which through the second half of the weekend and beyond, will mean drier and warmer

weather more widely. just a few showers to get the weekend under way. but notice the temperatures back to where they should be for the time of year, if not a bit above across most parts of the uk. now to get there, still a few blips around, one such on wednesday morning in terms of temperature. chilly start scotland, northern ireland, for some temperatures down into lowest single figures, but otherwise a fine day for the vast majority on wednesday. most places will be dry, varying amounts of clouds, some good sunny spells. northern ireland, england and wales. a slim chance of a shower in the hills, most will be fine. more cloud, though, into the north and west of scotland could bring some patchy rain, a drizzle, particularly later in the day. and temperatures here, 11—14 celsius, but most climbing a bit, especially across scotland and northern ireland. warmer there than in recent days. another fresh start to thursday, most places dry. showers just close to the near continent, and more cloud to the north and west, which could bring the odd isolated shower. but for the vast majority, it should be a fine day again, if not more cloud than we see on wednesday. temperatures, though, similar to wednesday's values for most. now, thursday night

into friday, we've got one area of low pressure near the continent, very close to the southeast, another one which will push weather fronts into the west as we go through thursday night and into friday morning. so western areas seeing a bit more of a change here. more breeze, more cloud, outbreaks of rain possible. central eastern areas, most should just stay dry through the day. best the sunshine in the morning, more cloud into the afternoon, warm in any strong sunshine, and the weather front will bring outbreaks of rain eastwards across most parts during friday night into saturday morning, and then that dry weather develops more widely. take care.

live from washington. this is bbc news. russian president vladimir putin arrives in north korea for a state visit. president biden unveils a new policy protecting some undocumented immigrants who are married to us citizens.

dozens of people are missing and several are dead after incidents on two migrant boats off the coast of italy. hello. i am caitriona perry. russian president vladimir putin is in the north korean capital pyongyang for a two—day state visit. he was met at the airport by the north korean leader kim jong—un. it's his first visit there in a quarter of a century. ahead of his trip, mr putin praised pyongyang for its firm support for russia's war in ukraine. moscow receives a steady supply of north korean munitions and ballistic missiles. in return, north korea needs help with space technology, as well as food, fuel, and foreign currency. our correspondent, shaimaa khalil, has been following the story from seoul. this trip is significant not just because it is vladimir putin's first trip in more than 20 years but i think

it is also seen as yet another grand