it would be a news cast without a baby animal. let's now look at the weather. . there has been some intense storms. flooding and places. tomorrow it is a similar story, most places will be dry with sunny spells will some heavy showers in northern areas. there could be the odd sharp shower, and drizzle with thicker clouds, but for most of us it's a dry night. the cloud returning to many northern and eastern parts. for sunday morning, the sun will start sunny, but others rather cloudy. we'll sunny, but others rather cloudy. we' ll start sunny, but others rather cloudy. we'll start to see the temperatures rise and the set off by the storms again. central east and scotland, the whales, and the southwest of england as well. a warm day, we have the sunshine, 23, and the fine weather continues on monday and

tuesday looking quite warm again, but by wednesday onward, you'll start to see change to our weather. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. president donald trump uses a speech at the g7 summit in canada to criticise current trade deals. he's now on his way to singapore where historic talks are due to take place with north korea's leader, kim jong—un. commuters‘ express their anger as the chief executive of network rail is made a cbe in the queen's birthday honours. and crowds gather to watch the trooping of colour parade, with the duke and duchess of sussex joining the queen on the balcony at buckingham palace. now on bbc news, sportsday. grand slam success for simona halep

as she beats sloane stephens to win the french open. england's cricketers slumped to a seven wicket defeat to south africa as they start their summer of internationals. tyson fury returns to the ring after the first time after a thousand days. we will start in johannesburg

we will start injohannesburg where there was an incredible rugby union game between england and south africa. eddiejones game between england and south africa. eddie jones felt game between england and south africa. eddiejones felt his side played with a lot of courage to take the lead where they have not won a test match since 1972, south africa we re test match since 1972, south africa were tenacious and they ran out 32 points. at the end of the apartheid era, but be south africa in johannesburg for the first time meeting this proud nation is a black man. he was kept occupied by an explosive start by england, within 20 minutes they put tree pot —— treat —— a 70, the springboks leapt into my. by half—time, south africa led, this is the highest test rugby ground in the world, this was a breathless contest. england had only be gained there is when the huff and puff of south africa winded them for

a fifth time as the lungs burned jonny may tested his one last time sprinting through the springboks and set upa sprinting through the springboks and set up a grand slam finale three points that this proud nation would have their day and what could be the start of a new and exciting era, for south african rugby. ireland's 12 match winning streak came to an end as they were defeated by australia. ireland had dominated during the six nations to win that title but australia today were aggressive and defensive to take the victory 18 points. a traditional aboriginal welcome to australia before the more customary on—field grazing, the bearing of these two nations is a highly charged affair, the two consecutive wins over their hosts they were now searching for a first victory down under in nearly a0 yea rs. victory down under in nearly a0 years. the irish had a winning run to protect, 12 in a row and they set

about getting them back into the match. almost producing the goods. it was the booths ofjoey carberry that moved ireland in front. starting ahead ofjohnny sexton, his penalty gave irish fans a reason to celebrate. the influential david backing green and gold after a year away, and back on the score sheet to steal another ozzie when done under. just after the break, france had him but for a dangerous tackle. it was minimal contact with the neck of

ryan but he was shown the yellow ca rd ryan but he was shown the yellow card and spend ten minutes off the field. it was during that time that they scored three tries getting his first as they went on to score another to seal a comprehensive victory. an experimental scotland side will take on canada in edmonton, they did this evening after beating south africa last week in washington, dc, wales are now in argentina for the first of a two match series and they are confident having won five of the last six encounters, he has not made nine changes to the team reverting to his additional position of wing centre. they are trying to get their balance between being strong but also having that clear whether they are capable of moving the ball so they are dangerous because they got a good set piece and they are prepared to

ta ke set piece and they are prepared to take risks and play well so we will see a great game of rugby because we wa nt to see a great game of rugby because we want to move the ball in play. number one simona halep, but she's finally won a first grand slam title. halep came from a set down to beat sloane stephens in the french open final. jim lumsden reports. she played in three grand slam finals and lost all three, despite being us open champion stevens was the underdog before years final, which she said she felt sick to her stomach and this time she would stay chilled but she seemed unable to keep up with the american who tore through the first set 6—3. but stevens power waned and she began to lookjaded. halep looked better and she took the second set 6—a. the world number one

had been stevens both times they played on clay, the momentum was not with her and she won the first five games of a third set to take control of what was a thrilling contest. soon, she found herself serving for the match. her comeback was complete, notjust against stevens but also after the disappointment of last years final. simona halep can now call herself a grand slam champion. russell is at roland garros. there was no sign were going to see momentum change, sloan stevens had played a set of staggering quality met by two games in the second set when suddenly everything changed.

halep started to serve more consistently and slowly and surely working her way back into the match. it was very tight and very edgy in the second set but by the time halep one she was able to develop an unstoppable head of steve, her victory is more remarkable because she has come so close to winning grand slam titles before and the way she handled that bitter disappointment has certainly endeared herfor tennis disappointment has certainly endeared her for tennis fans and sports pongolo —— all around the world. she says it was so special to win in her special place, her favourite court. she is a grand slam champion at last. rafael nadal will him to extend his record of open final victories. he faces the seven seed from austria, the only player to beat nadal on clay bowl last year. my feeling is on sunday i have a very difficult match against a

player that is playing great, and i know i have to pay my best if i want to have chances, the good thing is i paid a lot of good matches on these great courts consistently and so sunday is the day to give my best, it's the day to increase even though a bit more level, i hope to be able to do it. there's more to come on the programme including tyson fury returning after a two year absence. king kenny has become sir kenny, we will hear from liverpool's king kenny has become sir kenny, we will hearfrom liverpool's man king kenny has become sir kenny, we will hear from liverpool's man after he was knighted on the queens birthday. it's a great honour for the family to have this happens it's a great honourfor the family to have this happens it's a great honour for everyone that has made a contribution toward this. england have been beaten by south

africa in their first one—day international over the summer and it was a comprehensive defeats by seven wickets. the last time england paid a one—time international was that memorable day at lords lastjuly, the world cup final england crowned world champions to get to that stage they had to beat the good south african side in bristol, today they face the same opponents, on this occasion it was south africa that came out victorious, stuard has the story of the day. the last time england's woman stepped out on home soil it was at lord's to win the world cup. but this was a far from world beating display, amyjones made a brisk 19 before playing across the line. then the south african bowlers were right online

dropping sara taylor. lbw tammy beaumont was bold and england lost their top four in ten overs. at one stage they went from 97 and some in the crowd thought alternative entertainment but kathryn bright eyes back to the crickets with an unbeaten 72. the target for south africa, 190. they made quick work of the run chase, both made 50s as the match slipped away from the holes. the game finished with a sixth showing the top border how it should be done. her highest ever score in one—day international, more known for her pulling down nerve—racking but today it was her efforts with the fact that gave england a bit of hope. not the conclusion she was a frustrated figure. it's really gusting to be honest, losing any game isa gusting to be honest, losing any

game is a disappointment —— disappointment but i think not the kind of team we are much better team than that and be prepared really well for this and i think the bullet did an outstanding job, did not look so did an outstanding job, did not look so much like it would seem as much as it did but we caught short. england don't come from to turn the series around, the next fixture industry matches the reason a pressure is on england points are on the line and also it momentum to be gained at hand of a try series in south africa and three more odi against new zealand. the men's side ta ke against new zealand. the men's side take on scotland tomorrow and runs are ranked number one in the odi rankings but scotland who recorded their first rankings but scotland who recorded theirfirst odi rankings but scotland who recorded their first odi win over a test nation when they beat zimbabwe a year ago intend to put on a strong

performance. we expect a high—scoring game, looking at this england side and any form of top international cricket you expect scores tomorrow. breaux we have not raised, and for quite a while it certainly gives scotland a lot more exposure and the days of not knowing who you will play against aragon seven the extremely competitive side we are looking forward to playing tomorrow. tyson fury will make his return this evening over two years since he vacated his position as a world heavyweight champion following auk world heavyweight champion following a uk anti—doping investigation. he ta kes a uk anti—doping investigation. he takes on albania at the manchester arena and our reports or is there for us this evening. that has been a long road back for fury but can you explain some of the issues that have

led to this absence? this is a night many people thought they would never see again, 92a days since tyson fury last fought back in november 2016, since then, a lot of problems, drink problems, drug problems, and depression. some mental health issues as well, he said at one point he was taking cocaine to did with his mental health issues but many people thought he would never come back but he has come back, he's here tonight at the manchester arena and we spoke a couple of days ago and here's what he had to say. if you wa nt here's what he had to say. if you want to do something crack on and if you don't want to do is walk away. i've done hundreds of rounds with

many tough guys and have trained ha rd many tough guys and have trained hard enough and they're looking forward to getting there and i can't wait. it's been a long time so i'm eager to get an anxious to get in and i'm looking forward to it. fury has become quite a big name in this country but what do we know about him kaman? he has 23 victories, one defeat and that one defeats came at heavyweight, you may have seen yesterday fury picked up his opponent during the weigh—in, weighing injust opponent during the weigh—in, weighing in just under 20 opponent during the weigh—in, weighing injust under 20 stone opponent during the weigh—in, weighing in just under 20 stone so fury nearly five stone heavier and nearly a foot taller as well. so many people here don't expect this one to go on too long but most people here aren't worried about that, they are here to see tyson fury fight again and win again. let's have a look at some of the

other sports stories. qualifying is under way at this weekend's canadian grand prix, he was 500th of a second ahead they are struggling as they look to attain the curtis cup which is the elite events and the united states need just ten and a half points to reclaim the curtis cup. great britain is through to the final of the bmx world championships and it was not follow braked the 2017junior world and it was not follow braked the 2017 junior world champion went to the women's quarterfinals and you can watch all the final on the bbc sport website. that follows the victories in the

under 20 and under 17 world cup last year. many people are saying that's this one is wide open, that once again britain are amongst the favourites to lift that trophy, the five—time winner were in huge the impressive form but the memory of their last match in the world cup finals still weighs heavily upon them. they have won five world cup titles and the most successful team in the tournament history, they go to russia this summer looking to banish some very different memories. one result has been a cloud over this nation for the last four years. it was a woeful performance. it's

a-o it was a woeful performance. it's 4-0 to it was a woeful performance. it's 4—0 to germany! brazil are being humiliated. we have witnessed one of the truly astonishing victories in football history. what was meant to be the moment of glory at their home world cup finals ending in that humiliating 7—1 defeat to germany in the semifinals so how will that impact the summer in russia, to rio and speak to south american football expert tim. thank you forjoining us and we will get to this years final

shortly but first of all tell us how long you feel it's taken this nation football obsessed to recover from that result against germany. there's a stain on the carpet which is not going to come out anytime soon, that's there for all time but since the current coach took over brazil have been flying and if you go back to years you really did see to be a possibility would miss out on a world cup. and since then, they had been absolutely flying and now they go to russia with infamous optimism andi go to russia with infamous optimism and i think is a possibility that not only that they might win it but also that they might remind us of why we all fell in love with that famous yellow shirt. perhaps for one man in particular, neymar who was meant to be his tournament in brazil

since then he's moved to paris saint—germain, the world record transfer, i wonder how people in brazil think he will do this year given where he's been playing and the hike that has been around him since that move? a lot of pressure on him because this is the world cup that will probably play it closes to his peak and he was still on the u pwa rd his peak and he was still on the upward curve last time around. there's a big difference this time from four years ago in 201a brazil really were very, very dependent on his flashes of individual brilliance and perhaps that pendants on him hole and psychologically and collapsed when he was put out of action. this time around, they have got a solid team, a team that is really firing so this time brazil have a team that perhaps could give a platform for neymar to really shine. we look forward to hearing more from you during coverage of the world cup. world cup where brazil

have all the wounds to heal, they won't have the pressure of islam tournament this time around but they do know the only way to satisfy their football obsessed reporters is that lift the trophy. to liverpool fa ns that lift the trophy. to liverpool fans he may always be king kenny but kenny has another title, sir kenny after he was knighted in the queens birthday honours list in recognition of his services to football and the city of liverpool. liverpool football club, they have become only the third team this century to win the third team this century to win the first division championship and the first division championship and the fa cup. 1986 was a famous year for kenny, his truly was a trophy laden career. 29 major titles as a player, 1a as a manager, so how did

he find out the news of his 19? there was a letter that came to the door and opened it, i looked at it and it was brown and i thought it's and it was brown and i thought it's a tax bill here. perhaps it is anfield where he's mostly fondly thought of but before he arrived in 1977, celtic was his home and there we re 1977, celtic was his home and there were titles aplenty in glasgow as a player for the scottish national team, his record of 100 to caps still stands today. it's a great reflection on every part of your life when you're growing up with your mum and dad the way they set your mum and dad the way they set you up and their morals and their ethics and the way they behave like they did and then you move your own family as well and i've been

fortu nate family as well and i've been fortunate and come across are lot of great people. she is well-versed in hearing his name chanted from the stands and he'll have to get used to being known as sir kenny from now on. the golden state warriors have won third nba title after completing a comprehensive a—o win over the clevela nd a comprehensive a—o win over the cleveland cavaliers. seth curry scored 37 points. lebronjames claims 23 points in what could be his final cavaliers game and 2017. that's it from us for sports day there's more on the bbc sport website and we will be back, the for now. good afternoon, some of us today

have seen some threatening looking skies and showers but many of us have been lucky enough to have some blue sky and sunshine. temperatures are responding nicely out there. now, the remainder of the weekend looks as though it's going to follow a similar pattern. we will continue to see some dry weather, decent sunny spells around and feeling quite warm but you do the get—go spurning looking skies and some sharp thundery downpours. the last few hours today that thundery downpours have been through the channels as we saw some showers through wales and clouds to the midlands and eastern england which is making me feel rather cool and disappointing really but some showers will continue for a time across the highlands before fading away overnight. so the remainder of the day we will see those showers easing away, a bit of patchy mist and fog forming through the night and fog forming through the night and overnight lows between nine and 14 and overnight lows between nine and 1a degrees. we start off tomorrow on a cloudy, murky notes. the sunshine strong at this time of year and it will burn that got away and we will

see sunshine coming through and again those temperatures are likely to respond. showers are a bit further east in scotland and northern england tomorrow, still one or two into wales as well but with some sunshine most likely of 23 degrees. still the risk of a few thundery downpours on monday. and at the same time this week, weather front pushing into the far northwest. that should just really put us more in the way of crowd and maybe for northern ireland on monday. elsewhere again dries settled sunny and still pleasantly warm out there again those temperatures likely to be into the low 20s in terms of fahrenheit. a bit cooler though, cooler still really as we move into tuesday and we see the wind swinging around to more of a northerly direction almost vertical across the uk that to weather front continues to sit up into the north and so here we will have a spot of rain moving across the borders and added two more clout around on monday and with the northerly breeze —— breeze

temperatures are pegged back a degree or so. highest values by the middle of tuesday afternoon. as he move out of tuesday and wednesday and thursday, there are signs of things becoming more unsettled with some wonder whether pushing into the west and the degree cooler. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall, the headlines at eight. president trump leaves the g7 meeting in canada but uses a speech at the summit to criticise current trade deals. no tariffs, no barriers, that is the way it should be, and no subsidies. he's now travelling to singapore for historic talks with the north korean leader, kim jong—un. there's anger as the chief executive of network rail, mark carne, is made a cbe despite the recent chaos on the railways. also this hour, a spectacular display at buckingham palace. crowds gather to watch the trooping the colour parade, with the royal familyjoining the queen on the balcony. coming up, newsbeat documentaries explores how formula e racing

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