for the semi—finals of the women's european football championship by beating france 1—0. sebastian vettel wins the hungarian grand prix and extends his lead in the formula 1 world championship. and ben stokes removes south african skipper faf du plessis for a first ball duck as england close in on victory in the third test at the oval. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news that england are through to the semi—finals of the women's euro 2017 football championship after a 1—0 win over france. it was jodie taylor with her fifth goal of the tournament that ultimately set up a clash against the netherlands on thursday. tough games are about getting a chance on doing the most with it. fortu nately, chance on doing the most with it. fortunately, it was a great ball, so i was able to take a great touch with me fit and finish it. i am glad

that we greeted a chance and put it away. we were just hanging that we greeted a chance and put it away. we werejust hanging on, to be honest. i think the girls were excellent and night, for everything, especially in the dying minutes. we threw everything at it and tried to get the ball, and fortunately, we held on. our sports correspondent katie gornall was at the game and told me it was a truly significant moment for the england team. england did not just england did notjust advance, here, they took a huge step forward. you can see what it meant to the place to get that record over france at their minds. they have not beaten france since 197a. lost to france the last three major tournaments. it was a nervy match. there were few chancesin was a nervy match. there were few chances in the match as a whole. but the thing about this england side, which is something they have not donein which is something they have not done in previous tournaments, if they are ruthless. there was one chance forjodie taylor, injidup.

she is on course for the golden boot. a huge win for them to night. —— taylor, and she took it. they will be at no one in this championship, now. —— tonight. will be at no one in this championship, now. -- tonight. so they are now the highest ranked team. who is going through as the favourite? i think you said it there. england are the highest ranked team. they have looked formidable and found different ways of winning every single time. but i think maybe the netherlands will have selling to say about that. that is who england played next in the last four. they are the host nation, and even though they perhaps has not embraced the tournament as a whole, they have certainly embraced their

team. we are seeing sell—out crowds at their every game. but having covered england in the world cup in canada two years ago, where england beat canada, and there was a huge crowd there and they were not intimidated. having spoken to the players after the match, i think this is a challenge that they are very excited by, not fearful. soap england defeated france in the late game. —— so england defeated france in the late game while earlier on sunday six—time defending champions germany were knocked out 2—1 by denmark. the danes now face austria who won 5—3 on penalties against spain after 120 minutes of play including extra time which failed to yield a goal. and has become the norm for the austrian‘s they celebrated their penalty shootout win over spain as they know how, with a conga line through the mix zone. incredible scenes. same with

football, now. —— staying with football, now. —— staying with football, now. juventus won a penalty shootout to beat fellow italian team roma in the international champions cup match in massachussets. mario mandzukic had given the serie a champions the lead when he was a given a beautiful timed through ball from alex sandro, and then rounded the roma keeper alisson becker before putting the ball in the net. edin dzeko who scored 29 goals in the league last year equalised in the second half which meant penalties and juventus came through with a perfect five out of five — the last of those converted by douglas costa. sebastian vettel has won the hungarian grand prix to increase his lead in the formula one world championship to 14 points. vettel‘s title rival lewis hamilton had to settle for fourth with the teams now taking a four week break. our reporter tom clarkson has been at the hungaroring this weekend. as the sun sets on this first half of the formula i season, it is harare who entered the summer

holidays with the biggest smile, because they dominated here in hungary. —— ferrari. saying call before a race is easier than during. both red bulls charge vast lewis hamilton, only for max verstappen to pay matador to day ricardo, ending his hopes on the first lap. team orders at ferrari avoided the problem for sebastian vettel, that he had to battle his steering wheel veering to the left. it became clear that only the brit could capture the ferraris. but this almost cost him dearly. sebastian vettel claimed the chequered flag for his fourth win of the season. his championship lead was extended to 14 points. the sport

now enters its summer break, with work to do for mercedes, while others can kick back. so sebastian vettel is understandably delighted with not only his day ‘s work, but his weekends work as well. mercedes have been left to lick their wounds. —— weekend's. lewis hamilton has cost himself three extra points after giving his third—place back to the artery bypass. he said he made the artery bypass. he said he made the decision with his heart not his head and that his head might be more ruthless. before the one season resumes at the belgian grand prix in three weeks. who will it be, mercedes, or ferrari? john isner defeated fellow american ryan harrison in straight —— and ben stokes removes

south african skipper faf du plessis for a first ball duck as england close in on victory in the third test at the oval. the last innings pressure was 450. especially with play like this. we have done very well to get the four wickets, so hopefully we can get these to any moment, and then finish in pretty quickly, if it goes to play. from cricket to tennis, now. john isner defeated fellow american ryan harrison in straight sets to win the atlanta open for the fourth time on sunday. the second—seed has won two straight atp tournaments since bowing out of wimbledon in the second round, and the 7—6, 7—6 victory on sunday will move him up two spots in the world rankings to number 18. harrison was seeking his second career title after winning earlier this season in memphis. leonardo mayer has won the second atp world tour title of his career — and a second german open title.

the argentine beat home favourite florian mayer in sunday's final in hamburg. it was a first tour final between two players ranked outside the top 100 since 2013. fabio fognini beat yannick hanfmann in straight sets to win the swiss open and his fifth atp tournament title in gstaad on sunday. the 31—year—old italian, ranked 31 in the world, was playing in his 13th atp final. all five of his victories have come on clay. colombia'thonattan vegas has successfully defended his canadian open in ontario winning by one shot beating american charley hoffman in a play off. it was a third pga victory for the 32—year—old, who won it on the first play off hole after hoffman had birdied the final hole to finish level at 21 under. also on sunday, england'sjordan smith beat alexander levy in a play—off to win the european open in hamburg. the frenchman failed to sink a birdie putt from around three feet on the first play off hole before

smith capitalised winning at the second. bernhard langer has won the senior open — a record tenth major title on golf‘s senior tour. the german who won two masters and more than a hundred other titles on the main tours is in great form. this was his third senior major of the season as he won by three shots at royal porthcowl in wales. now here's something to provide an adrenaline rush. in bosnia and herzogovina more than 10,000 people gathered in the southern city of mostar on sunday to watch the 451st edition of an annual diving competition held there. the competitors leap from the 27—metre—high old bridge into the cold, fast—flowing neretva river below. the old bridge was destroyed during bosnia's inter—ethnic war in the 1990's, but was painstakingly rebuilt after the conflict as an exact replica of the original structure. watch this! boom! that is all we

have time for the now, but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there, good morning. with all the energy and the instability in the atmosphere over the past 24 hours, we have seen a lot of heavy and thundery downpours. northern ireland for one has been battered by some storms earlier on, so too across parts of scotland, some fierce looking clouds, here. we've had about a months worth of rain at okehampton, in devon, due to some peninsular showers. now, there will be some more showers over the coming few days. we still have got this ever—present area of low pressure to the north—west of the uk. the closer you are to that, the more showers there will be but gradually, over the next two days, whilst there will be some showers and some sunshine, the showers should become fewer. let's head into the morning, though, and we still have some showers left over from overnight in scotland. quite a cloudy start here.

maybe the north—west of england. sunshine and showers into northern ireland. the other side of the pennines, across the midlands, it may well be a bright and sunny start but already a few showers running in to western fringes of wales. perhaps the far south—west of england, towards the coast, this time. whereas you move towards the south—east and east anglia, those earlier showers will big gone and it will be a bright sunny start. this picture was actually taken yesterday at the oval. good day for martin, there. and if you're going to watch the cricket, it should be exciting and it should be dry, actually, just a very small chance of a shower, not quite as breezy as today. there'll be some sunshine and it will be warm into that sunshine too. for many southern parts of the uk, there will be very few showers around at all. wales, up across the midlands, northern england, catching a few showers running through, not as widespread as we saw yesterday. but there will be some slow—moving heavy thundery downpours across northern ireland and into scotland. maybe some hail as well. 17—18 degrees here, at best 23 towards the south—east of england.

tuesday sees some further showers across the uk. but even further north, those showers not as wide spread. one or two heavy ones around but very much hit and miss, again towards the south—east likely to stay dry with some sunshine. the jetstream is all—importa nt, of course, and normally it is sitting at this time of the year between scotland and iceland but right now it's much, much further south and hence this very unsettled weather. as we head towards the middle part of the week, the jet stream will pick up another area of low pressure, rush it across the atlantic, heading towards the uk. things turning wetter from the south—west, slowly but surely, on wednesday. many areas ahead of that seeing some sunshine, a few showers perhaps in scotland. rain arriving across northern and eastern areas during the evening and on wednesday night. goodbye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is gavin grey. our top stories: violent clashes as polls close in venezuela's divisive election. the us calls it a step towards a dictatorship.

president putin confirms 755 us diplomatic personnel must stop workng in russia — many will be expelled by september the first. us bombers fly over the korean peninsula in response to pyongyang's latest missile test. and british royals lead commemorations to mark 100 years since the start of the battle of passchendaele.