at wimbledon but rafael nadal moves through to the second round. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the fifa world cup in russia and england are through to the quarter—final stage after a tense penalty shootout win over colombia. the match finished 1—1 after extra time but it was gareth southgate's side who progress and they'll play sweden who accounted for switzerland in the early match. olly foster was watching on from moscow. the quarterfinal line—up is now com plete the quarterfinal line—up is now complete after an incredible four days of knockout football. we should have guessed that the last of the tyres on the last 16 would go the distance. england have been haunted by memories of bail spot kicks down the years but they kept their nerve against the colombians in a really ill tempered match here in the capital. their first successful

world cup penalty shootout. it sees them set up a quarterfinal against sweden next saturday after they beat switzerland 1— nil in st petersburg. england's captain has been a shining star so far england's captain has been a shining starso far in england's captain has been a shining star so far in russia and against columbia in the last 16, harry kane was to live is worth once again. the feisty ill tempered match saw the referee repeatedly going into his pocket for the yellow card. england dominated and after the break, harry kane's work rate saw him own penalty, wrestled down by carlos sanchez. he stepped up to slot his sixth goal. it was a lead that was kept largely comfortable. it remained 1—1 after extra time so it was another last 16 penalty shootout. when colombian carlos

backer had his spots saved byjordan pickford, it was left to eric dier to win on penalties. sweet dreams are made of this. the first world cup quarterfinalfor 2a are made of this. the first world cup quarterfinal for 2h years. an untidy tie in st petersburg saw a decisive blow mid— rate through the second half. a 1—0 win over switzerland means they look forward to the last date for the first time since 1994 and that meeting with england. sweden is celebrating a row quarterfinal for them. england. sweden is celebrating a row quarterfinalfor them. the england. sweden is celebrating a row quarterfinal for them. the country has been having something of a heatwave at the moment. this was brighton beach, joy of the winning spot. today was a special night of

every englishman. the fans were outnumbered but i'm delighted to them and everyone at home. this was special i don't want to go home yet. this is how the full quarterfinal line—up looks. on friday, initially novgorod. brazil against belgium. the bottom half sees russia take on croatia. then there is that sweden england game. just some other world cup news. the german federation have decided to stick with their manager. after germany failed to get out of that group, his future was certainly being questioned but he says now he wa nts to being questioned but he says now he wants to design the rebuilding with full commitment and said it all

ta kes full commitment and said it all takes time that everything will happen. it's not long. they are already looking ahead to qualification. there are 80 teams here, two wins away from the world cup final. two rest days to prepare ourselves for those quarterfinals. now to wimbledon and former champion maria sharapova has been knocked out of this years championships in the opening round. the russian who was a winner in 2004 was beaten in three sets by qualifier vitalia diatchenko who came from a set and 5—2 down to defeat sharapova 6—7, 7—6, 6—4. wrapping up the rest of the action on day 2 is holly hamilton. well, we've had easy day to hear at wimbledon and the first some of the big names at this tournament including the world number one, rafael nadal to come see fresh the back of his victory at the french

open. he was on centre court earlier and took on the israeli and jim lumsden was watching the action. the spaniard dominated the first set, cruising through it six games to three. israeli's best showing at the all england club was reaching the round of 16 seven years ago. but on tuesday, he was pompey broken in the second set. nadal‘s serve was broken but the match drifted away from him. looking in good shape, but this was hardly a test. elsewhere, james

duckworth was beaten by alexander zverev. the big shock of the day came in the form of petra kvitova. a 2- came in the form of petra kvitova. a 2— time champion here. she was knocked out, losing in three sets. the biggest shot of this tournament so the biggest shot of this tournament so far. no such problems for the defending champion garbine muguruza. and world number one simona halep is also true. plenty to come on day three. the world number two, caroline wozniacki. you can check all the action and results. an unbeaten century

from lokesh rahul has seen india to an 8 wicket victory over england in the first t20 of their series in manchester. england were sent into bat (gfx) and despitejoss buttler making 69 couldn't set a larger target as kuldeep yadav took five for 24 to restrict the hosts. india in response made light work of the task with rahul and rohit sharma adding 123 for the second wicket in front of a crowd that had a large amount of away support. we talked about every game in this series potentially feeling like an away game. it has the potential to do that, particularly when you play india and pakistan. that's the reality of things. we have to be accepting about and get on with things. it's a very good feeling when you take two wickets. building

the momentum. it was a record—breaking day for australian captain aaron finch who broke his own record for the highest twenty20 international score. he made an incredible 172 from 76 balls against zimbabwe in harare. that beats his previous highest, which was his 156 against england in 2013 and he was just a few runs short of the highest—ever t20 knock — that record is held by west indies' chris gayle with 175. finch's opening stand of 223 with d'arcy short is also a record stand for t20 internationals for any wicket. a 10—storey high billboard of lebronjames is being taken down in cleveland following the 33 year old's decision to join the la lakers on a 4—year $153 million dollar deal. james a four time mvp rejoined the cavaliers for a second spell at the start of the 2014/15 season in which he played in all four nba finals campaigns, only winning it once in 2016. the weigh—in for the annual hot dog eating contest in new york took place at the empire state

building on tuesday. joey chestnut, the current world—record holder, will defend his title. last year he consumed 72 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes to beat his own record and hoist the ‘mustard belt‘ for a 10th time. his nearest competitor managed just 60. i'm excited, a little bit nervous in the competition is going to be tough. there is a heatwave —— a heatwave going on and i will be sweating like a beast but it's the fourth ofjuly and am willing to push myself to the limit. sweating like a beast eating hotdogs like that. from the team, goodbye. hello there.

the weather story across the uk of late has been pretty dull and boring — we had to go to the football for some excitement, haven't we? in fact, yesterday, hardly a cloud in the sky again actoss much in the sky again across much of the country, as depicted by north wales, but some subtle differences as we go through the day today. there'll be a little more cloud around for many of us and there may even be a chance of a shower. why? well, the high pressure isjust weakening its grip a little and it's allowing this plume of showery rain to push up from the south—west. they'll be very hit and miss and not everywhere will see them, but there is a risk of a few of those, and at the same time the north—easterly breeze will drag in more cloud across northern england and eastern england throughout the day. so here, that could just have an effect of this feel of the temperature, but let's take a look at these showers in a little more detail, circulating around that south—west area, but we might see one or two just pushing up into southern england as well. so that could be pretty tricky if you are heading off to wimbledon. there is a small chance — only a very small chance —

of catching a shower but it is certainly worth bearing in mind. i suspect there will be a little more cloud around and that, for some of you, may come as welcome news. so this is sw19 with cloudy skies overhead. just an outside chance of a shower, perhaps this is over—reading it a little bit. you really will be unlucky if you do catch one, but it's worth bearing in mind, particularly in comparison to the weather that we've seen of late. but in terms of the feel of things, despite a little more cloud and the risk of a shower, temperatures are still slightly above the average for the time of year, with 21—24 degrees. now, look at this as we move out of wednesday into thursday, we have got a weather

front showing its hand in the far north—west. now, this will be interesting — not much in the way of rain on it but it is going to introduce a wind direction from a north—westerly and behind it, something a little bit fresher. so certainly on thursday, more cloud for northern ireland and for much of scotland, and a noticeable difference here to the feel of the weather. further south and east, we've still got that warmth and we lose the risk of few showers so temperatures are going to respond again back up to 29 degrees, as opposed to 15 or 19 degrees in the far north—west. that weather front will drift out of the way and then high pressure building again from the south—west so things quieten down as we move towards the weekend and if you don't believe me, look at the weekend story. friday and saturday, temperatures building and sunshine set to return, 29—30. take care. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: food and medical help finally reaches the boys trapped in a flooded cave system in thailand. but it could be weeks or months before they're rescued. this is still a huge operation

with large numbers of people coming in to help an operation which has achieved a remarkable success, but still doesn't have an answer as to how they are going to get those boys out of the caves. poland's chief justice refuses to step down as a row over forced retirement hits the country's judiciary. i'm olly foster in moscow, where the quarterfinal line—up is now complete, england taking their place in the last eight with a penalty shootout win against colombia. and celebrating 100 years of the royal air force: the raf