called, removing the has called, removing the player permanently, or disproving the concussion, so the player can return to the game. fascinating. this trial will take place in all premiership and championship games this season. the results could begin changing. indeed. britain has won their first world judo championship medal for seven years as nekoda davis took bronze in the 57 kilogram category in budapest this afternoon. davis was leading the reperchage final against panama's miriam roper but the win was secured when her opponent fell awkwardly and damaged her knee. euan burton won britain's last world medal in tokyo in 2010. i think it will sink and later on when i have the medal round my neck. but, yes, incredible feeling and one of my dreams come true. u nfortu nately, of my dreams come true. unfortunately, the circumstances with how the contest ended were not the best. does that take anything away from the medal? not at all. i was two scores are “— away from the medal? not at all. i was two scores are —— up away from the medal? not at all. i was two scores are —— up and i feel confident i would have won. i feel

bad about the injury. i have been riddled with injuries all year. it isa riddled with injuries all year. it is a hard way to go out. but i feel like it is my time, so i'm really happy. so one dream comes true at the judo but what happens you meet your sporting idol? do you show your excitement or play it cool? well, one fan had his best day ever when he went to watch gareth bale train ahead of wales' match against austria on saturday. take a look. lovely pictures. and a great day for curtis. that is nearly at from sportsday. just a reminder of our top story. liverpool have a greed of the £440 top story. liverpool have a greed of the {a40 million for alex oxlade—chamberlain from arsenal. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. it is by from me for now. i will see you later. hello, you're watching bbc news.

just wanted to bring you some latest pictures concerning the impact of all that flooding in the states. these are the latest pictures from port arthur in texas, believe. very much need of the other border with louisiana. you can see the sense of people having to get around now, either by wading through the water a lot of time or by boat. people being rescued. in the back ground, you can see a woman waving a white towel, trying to attract attention. people very much concerned by the rising water and sense that they now need to evacuate their homes, which often can only be done by boat. some people chanting at and of course people chanting at and of course people with small children and elderly residents particularly concerned. the emergency services doing their best to reach everybody.

louisiana becoming the focus now because forecasts say that the weather is starting to improve in texas. in his team, for example, sun is predicted in the days ahead. the focus is on louisiana where flash flood warnings remain in place for parts of the southern part of that state and southern mississippi. clearly, very much an ongoing situation and a great deal of help and support needed for people in those states. a judge has said there were no concerns about the welfare of a christian girl said to have been fostered by a muslim family, when she was assessed by an independent guardian. the girl, aged five, was placed in the care of her grandmother today. tower hamlets, the local authority responsible for the girl's welfare, has raised concerns about the reporting of the case. joining us now is our correspondent adina campbell. tell us more about this. the judge

has come to the decision to put the carolyn leckie for maternal grandmother. that comes after various national newspaper supports suggested that the girl had been cared for by muslim foster carers and that had gone against a christian heritage and degale was also encouraged to learn arabic. but tower hamlets council has said those claims are completely inaccurate. they say that the girl was put into an english—speaking family and the family was from a mixed—race origin. we have had the details of this care order today and it says on its as the child was removed on an emergency basis in march earlier this year. we know that the mother had substance abuse issues. we also found out that the maternal grandparents are also of the muslim background. non—practising but muslim background. the mother says the child is from a christian heritage, so there is a row there. tower hamlets council said in its

statement there been an activities in the reporting of this case in newspapers. it says, the decision to choose foster carers for a child is based on a number of factors, including cultural backgrounds. the judge in the care order said the girl will be placed in the care of her maternal grandmother and said the best option, the safest option was to make sure the challenge was cared for in this way and her decision was not based on any reports in the media in recent days. thank you very much for clarifying that. i will be back at 7pm with headlines. first, let's get a look at the weather. sunshine made a huge difference temperatures today. sunshine broke through in wales in carmarthenshire and we really temperatures getting a boost. by contrast, where it stayed wet in the south—east, temperatures in london for example when about 10-12 in london for example when about 10—12 degrees lower than yesterday. you can see how the rain has got stuck into east anglia and the south—eastern last year was. some

showers towards the west as well. this rain will pushes weasels in the next few hours. robert coello east coast by midnight or so. some showers will continue going in the north coast of non—violent and heavier showers pushing back over the irish sea to the north—west of in good, perhaps into wales and the south west as well. if chilly night to night underneath clear skies. particularly in the south—east. temperatures do not really rise much today. at least we start the sunshine here and across east anglia and the midlands on thursday. was the west, it looks different. there will be some sunshine battle of the somme workload. that will lead to some showers. there could be heavy rain into the north—west of england. much drier to the east of the pennines. driver east scotland. showers for other areas of scotland could be quite early. mostly dry to start northern ireland. as the cloud builds up through the morning, we see some showers, particularly in

the afternoon. those become more widespread and slow—moving downpours possible with hill stone is funded as well. it should not be as cold as today. —— hailstones and thunder. 17-18 today. —— hailstones and thunder. 17—18 needle mark tomorrow. showers are still rare into the evening and drifting into eastern areas as we see the sun going down and showers ease off eventually. one to showers and risk on friday to was the south—east but otherwise most places are driving and likely to stay that way on saturday with some sunshine around as well. into the weekend, we start with some quite chilly nights. warm sunshine around, mind you. but the night will become less cold as we see some rain arriving into the west later on. in the weekend, high pressure bringing the sunshine. it begins to fade away. wet weather on the uk and strong winds for the least. still dry and bright. this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines. the texas governor says his state

has not yet seen the worst of the flooding triggered by tropical storm harvey, which has left 20 people dead and displaced 30,000 others. north korea says its firing of a missile overjapan is "the first step" of its military operations in the pacific. theresa may says britain stands shoulder to shoulder with japan in the face of north korean aggression — she's in the country to discuss trade deals post brexit. and in the next hour a review of building and fire regulations is launched months after the grenfell tower fire. the chair of the independent inquiry says she believes it is inevitable there are failings in the system. and princes william and harry visit a memorial garden for their mother, on the eve of the 20th anniversary of her death.