it's pain in paris for stan as a poor performance puts paid to wawrinka's french open hopes. he is out in the first round and out of the worlds top 250. another year another appearance in the nba finals for lebronjames. he leads the cavs to victory over boston but will he be with cleveland next season? tick tock tick tock. .. mo salah heads to spain to receive treatment on his injured shoulder — he's in a race against time to be fit for the world cup. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. the king of clay, rafa nadal has got his title defence at the french open under way but has been battling notjust lucky loser, simone bolelli, but the elements as well after play was suspended due to rain in the french capital. nadal is on the hunt for an 11th title at roland garros but was made to work in the opening round. and despite a two set lead, he was was 3—0 down in the third against the impressive bolelli when the weather started to worsen. that game will be completed on tuesday as long as the weather behaves itself. before the rain came

there were plenty more talking points from roland garros. a big one was stan wawrinka's exit from paris at the first stage. last years runner up knocked out in 5 sets by 34—year—old guillermo garcia—lopez. .. it means wawrinka, who won the french open in 2015, will drop out of the top 250 after an injury plagued season. . . here's ben croucher rounding up the best of monday's action it hasn't been a vintage 2018 for novak djokovic, just once this year has he made it past the last 16 in a tournament, that came just over a week ago in rome. some glimpses took him -- week ago in rome. some glimpses took him —— of form took on to the 20 16th final and they returned. there is some positive progress for the 20th seed. a similarly challenging yearfor 20th seed. a similarly challenging year for stan wawrinka, last year's beaten finalists hampered by knee

problems recently, ousted by an overjoyed garcia—lopez. problems recently, ousted by an overjoyed garcia-lopez. when you come through because of injury, for sure, your ranking will drop. no matter what. because you did not play. for me, that's not the most important thing. dominic thiem is the only man who has beaten rafa nadal on clay this season, the seventh seed showed swagger against his opponent, dropping only seven games in the match. the japanese player described by g0 magazine is the coolest player in tennis beat her opponent. a surprise defeat in this game, after the first set was dropped unchallenged in the decider before prevailing 7—5. the reaction? relief! i am relaxing in this tournament. we will see how

everything goes, but i'm happy to be in the second round right now. and on saturday night, trungelliti had to drive all the way from barcelona to drive all the way from barcelona to paris with his mum and grandmother in the back. beating australia's bernard tomic in straight sets, the good news is he gets a day off on tuesday and has a hotel sorted! my my grandma was in the shower... laughter yes! and i said, ok, we are going to paris! there were many flights cancelled, i did not trust them much. and there was no train now in france. the best option was always just to take the car. the battle to reach the nba playoff final will come to a thrilling conclusion later on monday as the golden state warriors and the houston rockets meet in game seven of

the western conference final. the series was tied at 3—3 after the warriors beat the rockets in oakland on saturday and both teams are looking forward to the final showdown in houston. i know for us, we will come out and be ready to play from the start of the game, we are in an impressive position now, to get ready for the finals, get back to where we want to, you know, ithink finals, get back to where we want to, you know, i think the guys are ready for it. we are looking forward to going down their neck and looking in. being who we are. to go to the finals against new orleans, we will take that. there are changes for us and we know what we have to do. we are still confident, we are a confident group,

we have one chance. mo salah's fight to be fit for the world cup has seen him travel to spain with the liverpool medical staff to receive treatment on his injured shoulder. the liverpool forward suffered a dislocated shoulder during saturday's champions league final defeat against real madrid salah is facing an uphill battle with footballs global extravaganza kicking off in two and a half weeks on the 14th ofjune. egypt have qualified for the world cup for the first time since 1990. well it's not all doom and gloom for liverpool supporters following their champions league disappointment. the club have announced the signing of monaco midfielder, fabinho, in a deal worth more than 50 million dollars... fabinho's arrival will likely signal the departure of emre can who's been linked with a move to serie a side juventus. he's a man revered in fiji, he has chieftain title — a rare honourfor a foreigner — and he even has his face on fijian currency. ben ryan was the coach who led their rugby sevens side

to olympic gold at rio 2016. fijis first ever olympic medal. as he tells the amazing story of that success in his new book sevens heaven, he caught up with my colleague hugh ferris earlier to speak about the cultural and sporting challenges he faced... this is the only place i've ever beenin this is the only place i've ever been in the world where you call a taxi with your eyebrows! that body language stuff, they learn it subconsciously from a small age. from living in one room, normally. i had to listen first and be really good at listening at what they were saying and what they were doing. they had to trust me. that was by then realising that i was there for then realising that i was there for the betterment of them. i was trying to get the best out of them, create a safe environment where they can do their thing and have purpose, value and belief, and immediately they realised that i valued their experience and intelligence on the field. it was amazing, far better than me. we did not have an analyst in the olympics like other teams, the boys had the videos and i told them to come up with these

solutions. they came up with amazing stuff. and one of the players had a very successful olympics after being given new boots, what an effect that those boots had and the message that it brought with them. yes, he lived ina poorand it brought with them. yes, he lived in a poor and rough settlement, his mother and father went without food for a few days, they bought him some new boots, they said that it was his knife and fork, they would put food on the table for them in future, he wrote knife and fork on the bottom of them, and now he is the captain of them, and now he is the captain of them, and now he is the captain of the team. and what have you learned from the experience? they have learned a huge amount, and achieved success. what did you learn aside from the songs? and a bit of fijian. singing

i learned that it is really easy to not be the best version of yourself if you do not have the self—awareness. fact: lead to you making bad decisions. —— that can lead to you making bad decisions. it gave me the reset button to treat people with respect and have good values, the standard you walk past is the standard you become. these various things where you try and lead a good life. and the people of fiji gave me those gifts. and finally, a sense of where fiji will go without you. we've made such a difference, a book writing exercise isn't necessarily to say how amazing

you are but will they be able to succeed not just in you are but will they be able to succeed notjust in the southern side game but translate it into the 15 side game? that's a good question and until they put a professional... there's no professional rugby on the island. as soon as they put in super by island. as soon as they put in super rugby on the island it would create a solution to success in the world cup, the boys do not get to go often. they are all over the world playing for their clubs. the new coaches doing a fantasticjob. i hope by the time they get two world cups and olympics they will do the kind of stuff that we all get off oui’ kind of stuff that we all get off our feet and applaud. kind of stuff that we all get off ourfeet and applaud. i did that so many times as a coach and i became a spectator on the sideline. and finally, just enough time to tell you about the nhl stanley cup, game one and the las vegas side are 1—0 up one and the las vegas side are 1—0 up against the washington capitals. you can get all the latest sports news at our website —

that's bbc.com/sport. from all of us, see you soon. goodbye. hello there, good morning. on monday there was some respite, most parts of the uk were fine and dry and warm, but we're not out of the woods yet. there's more storms, more heavy rain in the next few days in this warm and humid air that we got across the uk. cloud threatened to give us a few storms in the south of england. there weren't very many at all, 27 degrees here. it was the warmest day of the year so far in scotland and northern ireland. much cooler under the grey and misty skies in the north—east of england and on those north sea coasts. and that low cloud, misty weather is pushing back inland right now on the easterly breeze because we've got higher pressure to the north, lower pressure to the south and that's going to bring more storms. perhaps by the morning, some showers coming into southern

counties of england. grey start in the midlands, northwards across eastern england, eastern scotland. low cloud retreating back to coastal areas and sunshine developing more widely. a few more heavy showers possible through the midlands towards wales later on in the day. not quite as one today for southern england. warmest weather in the sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. lovely day here. though showers may ease off for a while and we could see a cluster of heavy rain and thunderstorms pushing back into the south—east and east anglia earlier on wednesday morning. to the north of that, you've guessed it, more mist, fog and low cloud coming back in again. that will retreat back to coastal areas, but this rain is going to be on the move. a spell of a few hours of quite heavy rain, thundery too. moving westwards across england towards wales, up towards northern england. it looks a bit drier now towards the south—west and conditions should improve in the south east. but again, sunnier skies

and the highest temperatures will be across scotland and northern ireland. make the most of the dry weather here because it's probably not going to last. pressure is lowering, which is why we are finding more downpours coming in from the near continent and they will start to move their way northwards as well. so we may have a few storms across northern ireland on thursday, perhaps into the south—west of scotland. more cloud around here, certainly and more storms pushing back from the south east across england and wales. these could be pretty nasty as well, some localised flooding from these too. but everything is moving its way northwards, so by friday the wettest of the weather moves towards northern ireland, northern england, up into central and southern scotland, allowing something, at long last, a little bit drier across more southern parts of england and wales and temperatures typically into the low, perhaps mid—20s or so. over the weekend, i think we will see heavy rain and storms in scotland on saturday and perhaps into the south—west on sunday. the south—east, eastern england, largely dry with some sunshine. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: italy's two main populist parties call for peaceful protests

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