translation: the failure of the ecclesiastical authorities, pitches, religious superiors and present others adequately to address these crimes has really given rise to outrage and remit the source of pain and shame for the catholic community. i myself share those sentiments. the government has announced plans for women in england to be allowed to take the second of an early abortion pill at home. currently they have to take both at a clinic. ajewish man, who believes he was one of the people whojeremy corbyn said didn't "understand english irony", demands an apology from the labour leader. after a british couple died at an egyptian hotel, holiday—makers have started to arrive back in the uk. tour operator, thomas cook, says the cause ofjohn and susan cooper's deaths remains unexplained. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me

jea nette kwa kye and katherine downes. the headlines this evening. wolves give the champions a fright — holding manchester city to a draw at molineaux. jumping forjoy — lewis hamilton is on pole once again at spa for tomorrow's belgian grand prix. catalan dragons beat warrington wolves in the challenge cup final — and become the first french side to lift the trophy. we have never won a cup, so, i don't know what's going to be happening back there tonight but i'm so happy and so proud. good evening — thanks for tuning in for sportsday. it was a first test for wolverhampton wanderers

against one of the super—powers of the premier league. after promotion last season, a first meeting with reigning champions manchester city. and they rode their luck —their goal went in off willy bolys hand, and the post saved them three times — but they held the champions to a 1—1 draw. their manager says they have nothing to prove. patrick gearey reports: wolves fa ns wolves fans were perhaps approaching manchester city like a fire work with all, excitement in a quiet fear of getting scorched. when they put on display standing backs not safe things to get quickly out of control. barely a minute separated the misfortune and the ball bouncing loose to raheem sterling. a stunning strike at the korea plate to recognise the save was equally good. he's one of the portuguese posse, the old gold but with new money. his ci’oss the old gold but with new money. his cross was the glory. on like in the world cup of the referee could not

see this replay and never saw his hand. city's first real test of the season, they found it fairly simple solution. the first goal for them one all. or one now expected a city siege in fact wolves managed them until the final minutes. this free ca ke until the final minutes. this free cake that last chance but sergio denied another twilight highlight. the premier league like a pyrotechnics can't behave unpredictably. i think we had chances and we were not perfect. in general we give up chances. good point.” not perfect. in general we give up chances. good point. ithink not perfect. in general we give up chances. good point. i think we did a good game. all the moments of the game we were ok creating chances,

playing, defending. it was a really good game and i think this is the way. this is the way we must win and all us believe in the way we train. we improve from last week against a fantastic team, and a fantastic coach. let's do it again next week. now with a look at the rest of the days football headlines, here's katherine. neither arsenal nor west ham had had the the best start to the season — both losing their first two matches, but arsenal are finally off the mark! a 3—1 win for them — thanks to an issa diop own goal, and danny welbecks late strike. three losses on the bounce for west ham — but a first win for unai emery as arsenal boss: i think we improved in the second half and we can control more like we wa nt half and we can control more like we want and half and we can control more like we wantandi half and we can control more like we want and i think after the player made a difference in the second half and they were happy. all kinds of drama as

bournemouth took on everton. both sides went down to ten men, and bournemoth fought back from two goals down to salvage a draw. eddie howes side once again snatching a point from the jaws of defeat: zouma today we had a chances to take the lead and that difficult first half where we weren't particularly great. rick abbas stand up chances and we have the advantage of the extra man and he would love to have thought the second half of the cannot of extra man advantage and a very clear in the game. we did not, it was still two and dan for my liking and everton scored and from that moment the players reacted and got sent off 2—0. that moment the players reacted and got sent off 2-0. once again a fantastic attitude with it in very good organisation. i spoke with my players during half—time, it's not

something new and fortunately it's not for the new for us. in three games the second time happened and we played almost 60 minutes with ten players. the first 25 minutes for the second half fantasticjob. liverpool will have seen manchester city drop points earlier today — they‘ re hosting brighton in the late kick off. and they'll go top with a win this evening — they're 1—0 up, thanks to mo salah, this is another big test for brighton — but they beat manchester united last week, so don't count them out yet. and here's a quick look at the other results from today huddersfield — down to ten men — hung on to draw 0—0 with cardiff while harry maguire scored a stoppage time winner — as leicester beat southampton. that's all of today's games taken care of. three more tomorrow — and the big one on monday is manchester united against tottenham at old trafford. looking for to

that one. well we're going to stay with football and turn attentions to the championship. aston villa and reading drew i—i. there were also wins for blackburn, sheffield united, derby and leeds. queens park rangers halted a terrible run of form with a 1—0 win over wigan. sheffield wednesday, stoke city and bristol city also all won. birmingham lead nottingham forest 1—0 in the late kick—off. four games to tell you about in the scottish premiership — second placed hibernian drew i—i with third placed aberdeen. hearts were 1—0 winners at kilmarnock. livingston beat saint mirren 2—0 while saintjohnstone saw off dundee 1—0 it was a scramble in spa at qualifying for the belgian grand prix — as rain showers caused chaos. but lewis hamilton came out on top and will start from pole for tomorrows race, with sebastian vettel in second. the other big story of the day is that the two force india cars are on the second row — just days after the team were rescued from liquidation.

nick parrott reports: at spa the weather can be unpredictable. making the action unmissable. the green light came on before heavy rain in the final session. to suit the drivers to set a time before having to come back in to swa p a time before having to come back in to swap their slick tires for something more appropriate. lewis hamilton usually excels in the west, but even the world champion was finding it hard to get to grips with the conditions. his rival sebastian vettel set the time to beat but as the rain eased off hamilton pushed harder to take the top spot. the german had one last chance to topple him but could not. while that really was no surprise the cars lining up behind them is. two forces on the second row to state that the team is rescued from going out of business. that's a remarkable comeback and something he will need to emulate to

stop hamilton running away with the championship. one of the toughest qualifying sessions i can remember. it seems to get harder and harder all year long. definitely, i don't know if they had it, it was very close. i was hopeful that i could make that's a slight difference and there were very quick on the straights but then the rain came and none of us have been driving this weekend and so i can't even driving this weekend and so i can't eve n ex press driving this weekend and so i can't even express to you how difficult it was. catalan dragons have made history this afternoon — they're the first french side to win rugby leagues challenge cup. they beat warrington wolves by 20 points to 14 at wembley — sparking wild celebrations. adam wild is there for us: it is extremely important. it's a real turning point for many in this

game. at wembley a rather eerie hush has descended upon the stadium does the noise of those mowers behind me. no real sign of the drama that's played out here over the last two hours. catalan dragons become the first french side of the first nod british side in the competition's 122 year history to let this famous old trophy. that brought around 5000 fa ns old trophy. that brought around 5000 fans from the south of france never truly vocal back home according to the president of france they had the whole of france behind them. certainly prove to be enough against the walls at the end of. let's take a look at the action then as it has played out this evening in wembley. lewis tierney got catalan off to an extraordinary start. just two minutes on the clock when they found us minutes on the clock when they found us just minutes on the clock when they found usjust enough minutes on the clock when they found us just enough space in the corner to bundle and pushed his way over. a terrific start for the french side

and that indeed was the leads that they would not ever going to lose. before half time they got a second try, ben garcia showing just how determined they are to make that piece of history having its way over from close range. leading at half—time it started the second half in exactly the same fashion as that started the first. breida will crusting over a terrific try to extend their lead. then back came at warrington wolves. they really turned it on in the second half of. desperate to put behind them so those years of bad luck they have had over the last few years. george king of benefiting from this fumble to go over, that ballscrews back to 2012 and a guy penalty. just one try it towards the end but the dragons holding on desperately in the final moments to left that famous old trophy. it really was a quite

extraordinary win for the dragons. extraordinary for french rugby league and extraordinary for the whole game of rugby league. for the first time a fragile side has won british rugby leagues most famous trophy. there was an extraordinary afternoon. thank you. also coming up for you on sports day today. archery, but with a difference, our man mike bushell will explain more. coming up later i am nick hope you're in portugal at the world championships where you have been three models for the british team on the penultimate day of competition. great britain won three gold medals on the penultimate day of competition at the european para—athletics championships in berlin hannah cockcroft got her revenge for having her major championship unbeaten run ended by carrie adenegan on wednesday, by winning the t34 800 metres in a championship record time.

it was wheel—to—wheel the whole way but cockroft just held on to take the title. you know why, i thought that was. another season slowest and receipt of your love them at the championships. now what i came here here to do but my older coaches to tell me that one remembers medals and no one remembers times and that's all you have to think about. i went to the start and put in a quick start because i knew that was the strength i just quick start because i knew that was the strength ijust had to play it from there, really. sophie hahn breezed to the gold medal in the t38100 metres also winning it in a championship record time. hahn, who is the paralympic champion has now won the sprint double in berlin after winning the 200 metres on thursday. britain's olivia breen took the bronze earlier in the day, 18—year—old thomas young produced a personal best to take gold in the t38 200 metres, at his first major championship. great celebrations there.

the british para canoe team have finished top of the medal table at the world championships with seven honours after securing three medals in portugal today. paralympic champion emma wiggs claimed gold ahead of team—mate jeanette chippington while there was a bronze forjack eyers — who is the current mr england. bbc olympic sport reporter nick hope is there for us. the british team dominated the canoeing events when the sport made its olympic debut at rio 2016 and judging by the performances here this week they will again be the tea m this week they will again be the team to beat coming the tokyo paralympics starting today. we've had breakthrough performances this week but today i was all but one of the well—known names and that is of a mile. the 30—year—old is a prolific champion but lost in that event on thursday to charlotte henshaw and despite struggling with a wrist injury which will require surgery

a wrist injury which will require surgery after the championships she dominated today. winning the 200 metres by over two by five seconds from the team—matejeanette who proven the bronze medals she won yesterday. if you are lining up in the star line you are fit enough to go and today that was good enough and i'm really chuffed to be on the podium again with another female gb athlete. we are dominating the event. just overwhelmed to have got it done today. i knew it was going to be right on the line and i could sort of see the russian and it could not tell greeley where she was but i just dug in at the end and to get silver it is amazing. that was not the end of the drama there. all of the end of the drama there. all of the medal winning performances stepped forward jack ayers. a model and now para canoeist. he's the first amputee to be named mr england and honour he achieved last year. but the near after starting his board he can add world bronze medalists to his list of

achievements after a stunning performance. what a massive result. i was open for top six is said to get a result i'm very happy. my life is so up and down being a model and do the work i used to do and so it 110w do the work i used to do and so it now a massive goal achievement.” was wanted to be an athlete and i can probably say i am one now. the programme complete it will focus on the able—bodied competitions. she won the silver medal in yesterday's 1000 metre k—1 event and she is back wiki for more success this time 5000 metres tomorrow. nice work if you get it. time for a quick look at the rest of todays sports headlines. jorge lorenzo will start on pole position for tomorrow's british motogp. he mastered tricky conditions at silverstone that saw the shoot out for the top spot delayed by more than an hour. britain's cal crutchlow will start fourth. and worcestershire rapids are edging towards t20 blast finals day. gloucestershire set a target of 137, but that looks like it will be chased down at new road. callum ferguson has made a half century for the home side.

manchester united women were beaten 2—0 by reading women in theirfirst competitive home match following their 13—year absence from the game. a goal from brooke chaplen and that second from gemma davision enough to give the visitors victory in the fawsl cup group stages. and it might only be august, but the fa cup preliminary rounds are ongoing. radcliffe fc beat manchester rivals prestwitch heys 2—0. now its archery, but not as we know it. in field archery you move around a cross country course, shooting at different targets. the british team are gearing up for the world championships in italy and our very own mike bushell went to an event to discover his inner robin hood. a step into the unknown across hill

and valley in the form of archery that takes this position supports back to how it was centuries ago.” wa nted back to how it was centuries ago.” wanted to be robin hood and probably have not grown out of it since. it's a sport that takes us back to our roots, the time when we all had to hunt for our food and here roots, the time when we all had to hunt for ourfood and here in roots, the time when we all had to hunt for our food and here in the wilderness that habit down in hampshire. 80 of the field arches across country. if you think about it, if they did not shoot a bow with throw a brick so many million years ago we would not be able to shoot arrows. it's in the gene pool. its dart throw. as adventurous, i like exploring. it's nice to outdoors. it's a bit like a round of golf rather than just it's a bit like a round of golf rather thanjust aiming it's a bit like a round of golf rather than just aiming at the same target you cross all sorts of rough

terrain while trying to keep your composure. often that's walking up and down the hills that you just shot on which will affect her heart rate. but in order to shoot as consistently as possible you need that peaked to be consistent. for so for the next target there's 2a in order in the competition there can be both between five and 60 metres away. what is the about 15 or 20? it's a shooting in different slopes between trees, light and dark and so that affects your distance and judgement. even using a traditional longbow requires a surprising amount of strength to pull the string back. if you are inspired to give ago it must be done as part of an organised clu b must be done as part of an organised club session and numbers are increasing. it has shifted to girls and that is down to of the films that have come out recently. ike the

hunger games and brave, and even a bit of the avengers because it's all encouraging young people to see the sport and exciting light. this is definitely the most extreme of the targets, right up this steep hillside of members of the british tea m hillside of members of the british team there are aiming for that tiny little target 60 metres there. the modern bows used by the british team heading to the world championships in italy this autumn are so powerful, so high—tech there's no way i could drop rack the string far enough. i can't even put back to my nose. yes, i plugged back 30 inches, not just being strong nose. yes, i plugged back 30 inches, notjust being strong enough to hold it, it's being strong enough to do it, it's being strong enough to do it 70, it, it's being strong enough to do it70, 80, it, it's being strong enough to do it 70, 80, 90 times in a row at competition. it's so different and challenging and it's ok to not be perfect whereas with target archery it tends to be a bit more like you have to hit the goal every time. watership down is a real place?

that's what i have taken it away. it isa that's what i have taken it away. it is a real place. the men's team have also made it through to the final. as the first time the women have reached the finals and get under way in less than an hourtaking finals and get under way in less than an hour taking on the netherlands to put on it, domino promised yesterday to beat the host germany and he will hold up is the icing on the cake tonight. best of luck to the women. finally we'll leave with the shortest boxing match that you'll ever see. blink and you'll miss this one. curtis harper never even threw a punch, because he left the ring after the opening bell of his heavyweight bout against efe ajagba of nigeria in minneapolis. the 30—year—old american instantly walked out of the arena over a pay dispute. his trainer wasn't best pleased — saying he was embarassed by his fighters' actions.

i would like to be in the dressing room. awkward. that's all from sportsday. and jeanette will be more at half past seven. hello, change the weather tomorrow turning wet and windy but first tonight they place a strike and some clear skies especially the further east you are over the cloud builds for the west bringing outbreaks of rain into northern ireland, wales parts of southwest england boston scotla nd parts of southwest england boston scotland through the early hours, a cool night not quite as chilly the nightjust lows cool night not quite as chilly the night just lows between cool night not quite as chilly the nightjust lows between seven and 11 celsius and a much more unsettled day tomorrow so slow to extend eastwards to the data that could turn heavy for time to rehire ground and then try or later in the afternoon for northern ireland,

western parts of wales and southwest england but a noticeably windy day these of the average speeds and costs will be higher at 30 or a0 mph. given the strength of the wind in the rain the cool feeling after — 12 and 19 celsius. weapons: monday isa bank 12 and 19 celsius. weapons: monday is a bank holiday for most it should be mainly dry with some sunshine and just a scattering of showers. goodbye.