bangladesh pull off the second highest chase in world cup history, to defeat west indies. and hundreds of thousands line the streets of toronto for the momentous parade of the new nba champions. welcome to the programme. france put huge dent into the hopes of nigeria making it through to the knockout stages of the women's world cup. but the host nation needed two bites of the cherry to see off their african opponents. wendie renard missing, then scoring a penalty, in controverial circumstances. the result means nigeria are still in a strong position to progress but are still left waiting on results from other groups. sarah mulkerrins reports from rennes. france may have got the wind but plenty of question marks over their form. the nigerian side push them

really ha rd. form. the nigerian side push them really hard. france have lots of flour but struggled to finish. yet more var controversy. ngozi ebere pull down a french player in the box. france were awarded a penalty. wendie renard, the defender, stepped up wendie renard, the defender, stepped up to take it. remember, she scored an own goal in the previous match. she hit the post. then the moment of confusion in the stage where they went to another var for the nigerian goalkeeper. she wasjudged went to another var for the nigerian goalkeeper. she was judged to come off the line so wendie renard took the penalty again and went from villain to hero in a matter of a few minutes. france ending up with a win. plenty of question marks for this team now that they meet tougher opponents in the knockout stages.

sarah mulkerrins reporting. norway are into the last 16. they beat south korea 2—1. penalties in each half proved the difference. caroline graham hansen with the first for norway. isabell herlovsen got hers in the second. south korea got a goal back through yeo minji, but they lose all three of their group matches. elsewhere, germany punished an error—strewn display from south africa, to finish top of group b. leena magull tapping in the two time champions‘ fourth goal. bangladesh came out on top in a must—win match against the west indies at the cricket world cup on monday. shakib al hassan hit a century for them at taunton, in the south west of england, to keep their hopes of reaching the semi—finals alive. patrick geary was watching the action. it isa it is a long way from taunton to both bangladesh and the west indies but chris gallop‘s approach to a crossroads is usually to accelerate but it turns out galeforce was not

even a slight breeze. gone for a duck. others came charging. lewis made a steady 70. while the roof was written to be brought down. until this, only a nearby building restricted it to 105 metres. bangladesh did their best to contain west indies. outfit 96 limiting the target to 392. sheldon cauldron was faster than the batter. confirmed in slow motion. alessandra, bangladeshi's greatest player steering the way again from the west indies. he glided to a century. while acknowledge, not celebrated.

thejob was while acknowledge, not celebrated. the job was not done. the west indies were though. the bowling catapulted all over somerset. the win completed at a canter. never underestimate the tigers. england's opening batsman — jason roy — will miss their next two world cup games after suffering a torn hamstring in their win against the west indies last friday. james vince will replace roy for tuesday's game against afghanistan at old trafford. morgan has also refused to rule out a return for alex hales. andy swiss is there for us. welcome to old trafford. behind me you can see afghanistan's players holding their training session. it was an all too familiar story early on with more rain which means england had to practise in the indoor nets, hardly ideal. jason roy is at the big news. he is ruled out

tomorrow's match on friday's match against sri lanka after it was confirmed he suffered a hamstring tear during the game against west indies. the captain says he is confident he will be fit later in the tournament but, if not, morgan did not rule out a possible recall for alex hale who was dropped after he was suspended for an off the field incident. as for morgan, better news on he is a fit is after he suffered that spasm last week. he says that back spasm has settled down and he is confident he will be fit for tomorrow's match. drastically improved. i have had extensive treatment and medication of the last few days which has helped me no. i have had a small heap in the nets. it will all depend

oi'i heap in the nets. it will all depend on howl heap in the nets. it will all depend on how i pull up. heap in the nets. it will all depend on howl pull up. england should be pretty confident of beating afghanistan tomorrow. afghanistan remember our rock bottom at the round—robin table. but guess what, of more rain tomorrow afternoon so england may have to beat the weather as well as their opponents. let's look at some tennis now and the build up to wimbledon is underway with queens taking place in london. defending champion marin cilic won his opening match. he got past chilean cristian garin in straight sets. the croatian beat novak djokovic in the final last year and is looking for a third title. there was an early upset at the grass tournament in halle in germany, when fifth seed gael monfils lost 7—6, 6—4 to french compatriot pierre—hugues herbert. top seed roger federer is in action on tuesday againstjohn millman, who beat the swiss player at the us open last year. tour de france champion geraint thomas says he's for ready

for the defence of his title next month. team ineos' preparations were dealt a severe blow when four—time tour winner chris froome, suffered multiple injuries in a serious crash last week. thomas says theres no doubt froome will be missed but it means he can stop answering questions about the team's leadership. he is one of the greatest grand tour riders ever so not having him in the team is a big blow for the team and it gives us one less option when it comes to the last few kays, the big mountain stages and stuff. i think that's the best thing about froomie's crash, really, itjust...itjust doesn't stop all those questions, ‘cause, yeah, even every interview i've done this year, they've asked that so, um, that's one thing everyone can just stop asking me now.

to have the opportunity to go there and race for the win again with a number one on my back and it means a lot to me but at the same time if i did not win it, it is not the end of the world even though it is my world so... the world even though it is my world so...i the world even though it is my world so... ithink the world even though it is my world so... i think having done it already, it takes a bit of that pressure off that, just that internal pressure. i have had so much bad luck in the past ijust wa nted much bad luck in the past ijust wanted that one race when nothing went wrong. that was out of my control. i wanted a nice, clean race to show what i could do and i got that which was great and it would be nice to do it again. if you look at the history book the last person to win it for the first time and then defend it the year after was back in 1992 so... it was a while ago. it is

tough but just because 1992 so... it was a while ago. it is tough butjust because so many things change after your first win but we will see. i feel in a good place and the team is in a good place and the team is in a good place and the team is in a good place and all we can do is go out there and do what we can. toronto raptors fans lined the streets in their thousands to cheer on their hometown heroes in a victory parade on monday. it was to celebrate their first nba championship on home soil. canadians from coast to coast have been basking in the glory since the raptors captured their first nba championship in a country that is traditionally known more for ice hockey. the raptors clinched the best—of—seven series in california last thursday, in six games by beating the defending champion the golden state warriors. appropriate t—shirt. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport.but from me gavin ramjaun and the rest

of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. south—eastern parts of the uk were warmest and sunniest on monday, but things look a little bit different over the next few days. we are looking down towards iberia, a lot of cloud around here, that is going to get drawn up towards the uk, together with some warm and humid air, and it brings the threat of some thundery downpours towards the south—east. at the moment though, things are fairly quiet. towards the end of the night, we are starting to see a bit of rain arriving across the channel, we've got some rain in towards the north—west of scotland, but otherwise a dry start. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts of england. for the cricket at old trafford, whilst there is a band of cloud around, it shouldn't really produce any rain. it should be a dry day, fairly cloudy with temperatures maybe 18 or 19 degrees. we do have some rain though, coming into scotland, showery rain, mainly for western scotland, coming into northern ireland, too, and then some sunshine.

but increasing cloud for england and wales, and this rain, moving northwards through the channel into england and wales. the heaviest rain towards the south—east of england and east anglia. temperatures on tuesday, similar to those of monday. but it will feel quite muggy i think, as that wetter weather pushes in towards the south—east, and it's going to be arriving at royal ascot as well, which starts on tuesday. we've got some rain here, and overnight, and into wednesday as well before things improve for ladies‘ day on thursday. but before then, this is the main area at risk of some rain, which could be quite heavy, as you can see there, and some thunderstorms. now, this could be a high impact event but there is an awful lot of uncertainty about the detail. hence, it is a yellow thunderstorm warning from the met office. now, we may well find the earlier rain moving away, out into the north sea, and things quietening down for a while. but we're looking at some storms to push in on tuesday night, up from the near continent, into the south—east of england, the midlands towards east anglia and lincolnshire, perhaps, for the rush hour on wednesday.

that wetter weather then moves northwards, taking away most of the storms, but there's still some rain around across england and we could see some more storms in the south—east later. scotland and northern ireland, it's much more straightforward. there'll be some sunny spells, there'll be some showers around as well. and again, those temperatures 16—20 degrees. but a humid feel for many central and eastern parts of england, together with the storms potentially, all on that weather front. as that moves away we've got slightly fresher air, slightly cooler air coming in from the north—west around that area of low pressure. so things get a little more straightforward everywhere, really, i think, on thursday. most of the showers in the north—west of the uk, close to that area of low pressure. there'll be a few showers coming into england and wales, but not many, probably the driest weather and the warmest weather back again towards the south—east of england. again, highs of around 20 celsius.

rare access inside the hidden world of china's detention camps. it is thought up to a million muslims are being held here. translation: we're told ahead of the visits, "if any of you speak out, you'll go to a worse place than this." that's why everyone does what they're told. the pentagon says 1,000 more us troops are being sent to the gulf to defend american assets. egypt's jailed former president mohammed morsi dies after collapsing in a cage in court in cairo. and toronto's big party is spoiled as two people are shot and wounded at the raptors' victory