italy stun australia with a last—minute winner at the women's world cup. we'll round up all the action from day 3. shikhar dhawan narrowly avoids running out his captain kohli — and hits a century as india beat australia, to make it two wins out of two at the cricket world cup. and despite crossing the line first, sebastian vettel is penalised five seconds for dangerous driving meaning lewis hamilton wins the canadian grand prix. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the tennis news that rafael nadal has claimed a historic 12th french open title and 18th grand slam crown on sunday with a four set win over austria's dominic thiem. it's made him the first player to win the same slam tournament 12 times and puts him just two behind roger federer‘s all—time record of 20 majors. austin halewood was watching.

no player has lifted a grandslam trophy than raphael nadal has in paris. another piece of history for tennis‘s king of clay. no doubt his throne is under threat by dominic thiem. the austrian, after all, the man to take the first break in the final. but beating rafael nadal in his own backyard must be the toughest task in tennis and if you are slightly off the market, it won't be enough. nadal taking the opening set. the relentless hitting continued but as soon as thiem took his opening, he took it. the first is that he has ever taken off nadal at roland garros. but angering the spaniard can be at dangerous tactic. nadal quickly taking the third set. time and time again, the champion‘s touch just too good. and the fourth was more of the same. a titanic

effort from thiem that he just couldn't keep up. nadal in the end co mforta ble couldn't keep up. nadal in the end comfortable and the champion for a 12th time. us open, had to retire to. —— at the us open, i had to retire too. so a lot of issues and then at the end of the season with the knee and then i had to do surgery on my foot. and this beginning of the season in terms of level of tennis has been positive, but again some issues now, like indian wells, like brisbane, like acapulco too. so too many issues the last 18 months so that makes this, these last few weeks very, very special. the women's football world cup saw three matches being played on sunday. in group c — australia were stunned by a second half double from barbara bonansea for italy while brazil eased past jamaica. in the late game in group d england won their match against scotland. adam wild wraps up the action. a rivalry unlike any other. england against scotland is always a special ata against scotland is always a special at a world cup. it could scarcely

have felt more important. but for rivalry as old as this, it began in the most modern way. the ar called on to see a scottish handball. that was the evidence. that was the decision. —— var. perhaps fittingly, nikita parris capitalising in paris. england should have been further ahead either time the ball eventually fell for ellen white. the finis was perfect. —— finish. both sides have plenty on which to build. many people had predicted australia could go all the way at this world cup. they took the lead in their opening match against italy at the second attempt from sam kerr. italy we re second attempt from sam kerr. italy were at the finals of the first time in 20 year. they made an immediate impact. barbara bonansea equalising in the second half before five minutes into added time, she found a way through again. wild

celebrations, huge surprise, well deserved. no such drama for brazil. a comfortable victory in their opening match against jamaica. striker christiane at 3a, becoming the oldest person to score a hat—trick at a world cup. a flying start for brazil in group c. four more teams enter the fray on monday. argentina face japan in group d. that's the england/scotland group. and we've also got the first match in group e — between canada and cameroon. they're in a group that also includes the netherlands and new zealand. the second i lose that burning desire, that's the day i have to hang up the boots and what motivates me right now is winning a world cup. ijust hope we can play our style of

foot ball ijust hope we can play our style of football again during the world cup because i know it is going to be difficult. clubs are going to look different at us so it is going to be a massive challenge but i do think we are going to have some very, very nice football there again and i hope it is going to be exciting for people to watch it. staying with football — and portugal have won the inaugural uefa nations league title. goncalo guedes scored the only goal of the game as the reigning european champions beat the netherlands 1—0 in the final in porto. the best chance for the dutch fell to memphis depay —

but he was denied by rui patricio in the portuguese goal. the home side held out to claim their 2nd trophy in three years. bernardo silva was named player of the tournament. earlier in the day, england beat switzerland 6—5 on penalties to claim third place — after the match in guimaraes finished goalless after extra—time. at the cricket world cup india inflicted a first defeat on defending champions australia winning by 36 runs at the oval in london. india won the toss and elected to bat first setting a tournament record run chase thanks to a shikar dhawan century, and craig templeton was watching. a trophy shared seven times between them. both teams unbeaten. the biggest game of the world cup so far. india won the toss and decided to bat and it didn't take long for shikhar dhawan to find the right shoe. not to be outdone, sharma went louder. the blue orchestra approved

and things looked ominous. one had to be patient to get to 99 it was made to wait a little longer before his century. shikhar dhawan‘s downfall was where the patient centred and the best batsmen in the world began to make his mark. it wasn't just about virat kohli. he wasn't just about virat kohli. he was ably assisted. and what earlier was ably assisted. and what earlier was on a mess had become 352 runs and the highest total australia conceded at a world cup. work to do. india were never going to make that work easy and it took australia time to get going. when they did, it looked like the crowd might need some shelter but the australian captain needed to keep his concentration. when it faulted, aggression. steve smith tried to pick up the pace of the chase with some success pick up the pace of the chase with some success but when he crucial wicket fell, plenty more followed and hope started to fade. alex carey made a valiant effort with a quickfire half—century but the total was too much and it is india that remain unbeaten. craig templeton,

bbc news. lewis hamilton now holds a 29 point lead in the formula one drivers championship after victory in the canadian grand prix — although sebastian vettel crossed the line first. the ferrari driver was given a five second penalty for this incident on lap 48 when he pushed hamilton wide as he re—joined the track. race stewards decided that vettel had done so "unsafely". the penalty proved costly as vettel crossed the line just 1.3 seconds ahead of hamilton who claimed his fifth victory in seven races although ferrari have submitted their attention to appeal. that is not the way i wanted to win. i was pushing to the end to try and get past but i pushed into an area. i really enjoyed the race, to be honest, i enjoyed the crowd. i love them cheering me on. it was very intense and obviously lewis was a bit quicker throughout the race but we we re bit quicker throughout the race but we were able to stay ahead and yeah, for the rest, i we were able to stay ahead and yeah, forthe rest, ithink we were able to stay ahead and yeah, for the rest, i think i said enough, you should ask the people what they

think. i think we had a great show. we showed some good respect so yeah, ask the people. now to golf where rory mcilroy has fired off a warning shot ahead of next weeks us open by winning the canadian open by seven shots in ontario. mcilroy needed to birdie the final hole to card what would have been a final round 59, but had to settle for a 61. irishman shane lowry and american webb simpson tied second, while mcilroy‘s fellow northern irishman graeme mcdowell finished eighth to qualify forjuly‘s open tournament on his home course at royal portrush. its really call. —— cool. i've had such a great weekend canada. the people couldn't be more welcoming. i heard they were during for the ra ptors heard they were during for the raptors on sunday night. hopefully they get it done on monday. its been an awesome week and i'm very proud of myself, very proud to win my second national open and i can't wait to come back next week. now to

cycling. the criterion did often on sunday. 32—year—old who writes for tea m sunday. 32—year—old who writes for team dimension took it from philippe gilbert. last year's winner. chris froome finished safely in the peleton. just enough time to let you know that the boston —— boston is up to st louis in the stanley cup final. if they win it, they will win the stanley cup for the first time ever but at the moment, they are losing. hello there. we've got some heavy rain in the forecast over the next few days, particularly targeting parts of england and wales where there's a risk of localised flooding. that rain has already begun to develop across northern france where an area of low pressure has formed. that wet weather moves into east anglia, southeast england

and could be as far west as hampshire by the first part of monday morning. so, something to watch out for. this area of low pressure and this heavy rain is driven by the very big temperature contrast we've got at the moment. with warm, moist air being driven in from north africa, the mediterranean into central europe, that's colliding with much cooler air coming down from polar regions, and it's those temperature contrasts that are making an area of low pressure form and a very active weather front. the amount of rain we get on monday will vary a lot from place to place, but the met office has issued a warning and some areas could see 60 millimetres of rain, which is getting on for a month's worth of rain during the day. there is a risk, then, of some localised surface water flooding and through the day, that wet weather will pour its way westwards into the midlands, eventually reaching western parts of england and wales through the afternoon. for the far north of england, northern ireland and for scotland, the weather will be similar to what we had on sunday. sunshine and a few heavy, thundery, slow—moving showers. the forecast as we go through monday

night is that area of low pressure stays with us, the rain continues to pour down overnight and will last right into tuesday as well. with the heaviest rain likely across northern england, and across wales, too. but there could still be some downpours elsewhere, perhaps some showers coming into parts of the south—east. northern ireland and scotland at this stage staying clear of the worst of the wet weather but quite a bit of high cloud making for some bright conditions. the only real change is with that weather front drifting a little bit further northwards. the risk area where we could get flooding has moved into parts of northeast england as well. and there it stays, really, through tuesday, wednesday, and perhaps into thursday as well. there is some uncertainty how far northwards this band of rain gets on wednesday, it could be that itjust stays across northern england, and doesn't quite reach scotland and northern ireland, so we will be firming up on the details with that. southern england and wales, some very heavy, thundery downpours are quite likely to develop. our area of low pressure stays

with us through to the end of the week, it drifts a bit further westwards and fills, so it becomes a little bit less potent but that doesn't mean we're done with the rain. towards the end of the week, that rain will be arriving across scotland and northern ireland where it still could be pretty heavy. england and wales, prone to seeing some very heavy, thundery downpours that continue to bring the threat of localised surface water flooding. a lot of cloud in the sky, limited brighter spells between these downpours. that's your latest weather.

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