hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the first televised debate for the candidates hoping to be the next conservative leader and prime minister is taking place right now, but without boris johnson. contenders have clashed over how to deliver brexit. hong kong's leader apologises as hundreds of thousands stage another protest against plans for an extradition law, which has now been suspended. hundreds of people in lincolnshire still can't go back to their homes because of flooding — descibed by the environment agency as "unprecedented".

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victory in las vegas. hello and welcome to the programme. all eyes were on old trafford as over a billion people tuned in from right across the globe to watch fierce rivals india and pakistan face off in the cricket world cup‘s most oversubscribed tie. and it's favourites india who have prevailed in a rain—affected game at old trafford. our correspondent andy swiss was there. if you wondered exactly how much this game it means, well, here is your answer. for india and pakistan fans, all roads led to manchester. whatever their transport, theyjust had to be there. this means a lot for us.

we are from india, only to watch the match. only to win the match! its more than a cricket match, this is war! no, it's the biggest match in the world. can't beat it. the best part of a million people had applied for tickets, with an estimated billion watching on tv. talk about pressure. but india's batsmen didn't seem to be feeling it, the favourites off to a flyer. a brilliant century from rohit sharma, before virat kohli showed why he is officially the world's best. india were heading for a mammoth total, but they were slightly stalled by a rain delay, and then kohli's bizarre dismissal. he thought he nicked it... he has declared himself out. ..when replays later showed he hadn't. frustrated? just a little. pakistan still needed a hefty 337. briefly it seemed they mightjust do it, as fakhar zaman blazed his way to a half—century. but after he fell, the rest tumbled around him. a clatter of wickets and india were in sight of what would be

for them the sweetest of victories. this is how it finished at old trafford... india set pakistan target of 337 for victory. play was suspended due to rain with pakistan 166 for six after 35 overs. pakistan were set a new target of 302 off a0 overs. india comfortably winning by 89 runs via the duckworth—lewis method. the chelsea manager maurizio sarri has left the club to join juventus on a three year deal. he only had one season at stamford bridge but led them to third in the premier league and they also won the europa league. he has signed a three year deal at the italian champions. frank lampard, the clubs record goalscorer and current derby boss is favourite to replace him. b — script for 00v must be written underneath mosa rt instruction,

the usa can join sweden in the last 16 with a win against chile, they kicked off at five in paris and they are 3—nil up. carli lloyd with the first. she has become the first person to score in 6 world cup matches in a row. in the last couple of minutes julie ertz has made it 2 . the usa making seven changes to the team that thumped thailand what do you do with a game after you have scored 13 goals? well, make seven changes for a start. the problem was that one of those changes was lloyd. the only woman to score three in the world cup final, did not take long for her first opportunity. world—class players really leave more than one chance. and the usa take it! that's now a record sixth consecutive world cup goal. it was about to get worse for chile. and no, this is not a replay.

this time it was lloyd left with the freedom of paris. the americans continue to press but anglers started showing why she is one of the best keepers around and when it looked like lindsay had to make it four it, she was there again. the best was yet to come. an outstanding performance. it proved she is human after all. the last 16 beckons for the usa but they will be looking even further. so the usa join sweden in the last 16 who qualified earlier with a comfortable win over thailand who did manage to get their first goal of the tournament. it finished 5—1 to the swedes in nice. ed harry was watching. after conceding i3 after conceding 13 in the united states is know what you're telling looked nervous after kick—off. it

did not take long for the shaky defence to start leaking more goals. linda scored a sweet and's first opener inside six minutes. they were soon up before they add a third and she struck it well, but the keeper should have done better. thailand managed to halt the attack for most of the second half. it was not until the sist minute that they added another. an unstoppable header. and then a moment to savour for thailand after letting in so many goals they finally had one of their own to celebrate. the travelling fans were given something to cheer about. the final twist came deep into injury time, robinson scoring from the spot to confirm sweden's place in the last 16. england and scotland play their final group d matches on wednesday night. england who are already through to the last 16 face japan whilst scotland have to beat argentina.

jane dougall is following the scottish team in france. the training base is not farfrom here, and whence it will travel to the park for this crucial match against argentina. it spoke to a few of the players today and they are so aware that this is a must win game. evenif aware that this is a must win game. even if scotland to beat argentina they still might not qualify because they still might not qualify because they are dependent on other countries results. out of the six groups the top two in each of them will automatically qualify, but then four of the countries will also go through and scotland will have to help that they are one of those countries. the scotland keepers spoke to the media today and said they must leave everything on the pitch. i think they have to feel confident. i think i perform pitch. i think they have to feel confident. ithink i perform in pitch. i think they have to feel confident. i think i perform in the second half showing we have desire and try to get back into the game and try to get back into the game and creating the opportunity in the first thing that's important is

teams under pressure and we have to start the games better but we know that it's in their hands and we need to get points against argentina and see what happens in the other groups. they have already qualified but this match will determine whether they finished top of their group or runners up. japan won the tournament in 2011 and they were runners—up in 2015, so they will be a formidable side and on paper there would be the toughest task so far. for england she knows the abilities of the japanese aside, she plays clu b of the japanese aside, she plays club with her captain. japan are a top side. the results might not have shown that recently but we know they area top shown that recently but we know they are a top side with top players and obviously i know personally they're captain isa obviously i know personally they're captain is a class player and one of the best in the world. the warm—up games are prepared and looking at each game as it comes. if they finished top of their group they

will play one of the third—place countries which should be an easier route to the knockout stages and if they finish runners—up that will either play canada who beat them 1—0 underfriendly in either play canada who beat them 1—0 under friendly in april or the netherlands who put them out of the euros a few yea rs netherlands who put them out of the euros a few years ago and went on to win the tournament. scotland, on the other hand, if they do manage to get through might find themselves facing the hosts, france. tyson fury fought in las vegas for the first time overnight and put on a show for the american public, a second round stoppage against the german tom schwarz. fury is still unbeaten and eyeing a rematch against the wbc heavyweight champion deontay wilder. patrick gearey reports. tyson furey is not big on subtlety. the boy from manchester wants to crack america, so in las vegas he dressed like apollo creed, and character of the rocky movies. what followed was more a trailer then feature length. his german opponent was not in his class, no vegas poker face here. fury fights with a punch

and a wink. smiling and swaying and then waiting for the right moment to bring down the curtain. schwartz tried to carry on but was helpless when faced with the final frenzy. they told was thrown and his first fight of a lucrative new tv deal was overin fight of a lucrative new tv deal was over in situ rounds. he tends to follow his greatest hits with encore to the world and his wife # and to the world and his wife #and| to the world and his wife # and i don't want to miss a thing. i don't want to take myself that seriously. i'm just a chubby guy that has fun and relaxed and i don't ca re that has fun and relaxed and i don't care about fighting, it spread naturally, what i do. it's fun and games for me in there. every match against the heavyweight champion it looks likely next year for fury. he isa looks likely next year for fury. he is a complex and controversial character who will never be universally adored but with every show he is becoming harder and harder to ignore. at golf‘s us open, justin rose is one shot behind

the leader gary woodland going into the final round at pebble beach. rory mcilroy is also in the chasning pack — 5 shots behind... rose gets his final round underway at half ten tonight. heres more from bbc‘s aislitair bruce ball and iain carter. hello and welcome to pebble beach. so no californian sunshine this week but a thrilling final—round from the us open is on the way. the american dairy woodland will start with a one—shot lead overjustin rose, there will be out in the final pairing and brooks koepka hot on their heels at seven under par, four shots of the lead and rory mcilroy right in there as well. our golf correspondent is with me, and conditions are going to play a part today as it is cool again. yes, the fa i rwa ys today as it is cool again. yes, the fairways will play the little bit wider than the usga would have wa nted wider than the usga would have wanted but it is interesting, the way the course has firmed up in the course of the week despite these grey and overcast conditions and i expect that trend to continue. the scoring in the third round was a few

shots higher than it was on the opening round. it's getting tougher and tougher it will be part of the dynamic in this final—round. and tougher it will be part of the dynamic in this final-round. the favour from you even said so he sta rts favour from you even said so he starts a shot off? yes, he has won a major championship he is a former world number one and in a lipid champion. he's a seasoned campaigner and one on the west coast this year at the pines. he is the class of the pack if you like certainly amongst the top two because woodland has still yet to do it. yesterday was very impressed by him though he handled the pressure at being at the top of the leaderboard. you can see the spectators wandering in behind us and getting out to the golf course. a few of the whispering and have spotted us appear wondering what is going on. a few of them might think i'm chatting to the new juventus manager. no, this is ian carter in the gulf will be in full. full commentary tonight from 10pm

and so please join us. from that's all from sportsday. giant alien heads, pokemon gyms, and massive queues to get into the los angeles convention centre. for hard—core gamers this can only mean one thing — it's for the electronic entertainment expo. 0rjust plain old e3 to those in the know. almost a quarter of a century on from the very first show, it's now the premier event

in the gaming calendar, with over 70,000 people making the annual pilgrimage to the show floor. although, why they need a rock—climbing wall i'm not quite sure. and so we sent sent along our very own gaming gurus, kate russell and marc cieslak to see what everyone will be talking about this year. this e3 is a little bit different, though, since 2017 the public has been allowed in, before that this was a games industry only affair. usually, playstation and xbox hold giant computing press conferences to show off their latest software and hardware. however, playstation isn't attending e3 2019 at all... ..and that left xbox is the only big games company — with an actual piece of hardware — doing a press briefing. get ready... in typically bombastic fashion, xbox‘s event is big and loud. please welcome keanu reeves. keanu reeves brought some star

power to proceedings,