before planned strikes. foreign office minister mark field has been suspended after he was filmed pushing a climate change demonstrator at a dinner in the city of london. a by election will be held in brecon and radnorshire after more than 10,000 people signed a petition to remove the constituency‘s tory mp, chris davies. hale in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news: after seven o'clock as tensions rise between the us and iran, we'll be talking toa former us ambassador and special assistant to president 0bama, on the latest developments in the middle east. we'll also be in brecon this is bbc news. the headlines at and radnorshire, in wales, where a by—election will be held, 7pm. the parents of a teenagerfrom after more than 10,000 people signed a petition to remove the constituency‘s tory oxford to syria to join the islamic mp, chris davies. and in the film review

state group are found guilty of at 8:45, we'll find out funding terrorism. today, john letts what mark kermode made of disney's latest blockbuster toy story 4. that's all ahead on bbc news. and sally lane said they had been now on bbc news, it's convicted for doing what any parent would do if they thought their child was in danger. the sun, who has been time for sportsday. held in syria for two years now, admits he betrayed britain and denies joining hello and welcome to sportsday. admits he betrayed britain and i'm hugh woozencroft. deniesjoining iis. problems for england admits he betrayed britain and denies joining 115. i made a mistake. that is what happened. i after a bruising defeat to sri lanka regret what i did. the us iran at the cricket world cup. stand—off. president trump said he changed his mind just ten minutes after ordering military strikes. no problem for hayley turner as she becomes the first woman since 1987 to ride a winner at royal foreign office minister mark field is suspended after ascot. and it's all eyes on mohammed salah and egypt as the hosts get the african cup of nations under way tonight as they face zimbabwe. also coming up in the programme... paralympic skiing champions menna fitzpatrick and jen key ho swap the pistes for the pedals which presents a whole new set of obstacles.

sri lanka put in a fantastic fielding performance to beat england by 20 runs in the cricket world cup at headingley. ben stokes almost came to england's rescue in the closing moments but in the end it was a deserved defeat. and their second in the tournament so far. austin halewood reports. sun, blue skies and headingley‘s first taste of the cricket world cup and the yorkshire faithful were straightaway caught up in the action. caught in the deep, two

wickets in the first three overs for england. a nightmare start for sri la nka england. a nightmare start for sri lanka who needed a win, already theirfans lanka who needed a win, already their fans needed a lanka who needed a win, already theirfans needed a lift, but one came. it was sent out of the ground in an explosive cameo of 49. matthews battled his way to a hard—fought matthews battled his way to a hard —fought 85 but matthews battled his way to a hard—fought 85 but consistent wickets kept runs at a premium, archer becoming the joint leading wicket taker with three in the match. 233 looked like a comfortable total to chase. at least it should have been. johnny bairstow to his first ball and james last much longer. finally something to cheer about. 50 from joe root steadied the ship but only momentarily. the finest of games in the balance and whenjosh finest of games in the balance and when josh butler went for just ten, sri lanka started to believe. for england it wasn't going to plan.

several players were out cheaply with england still far from several players were out cheaply with england still farfrom home. their hopes rested with ben stokes and back—to—back sixes said he wasn't feeling the pressure but with just one wicket left they were too far adrift. a semifinal spot looked certain for england. now they've got plenty of work to do. so this is how the table now stands and england's defeat means the pressure is now on to stay in the top four. but sri lanka have given themeselves a chance of going through to the knockout stages. it's india versus bottom side afghanistan and west indies against new zealand tomorrow. worse news for england is they face the top three sides in the tournament in their final group fixtures. australia followed by india and new zealand. they could well need two wins to guarantee a spot in the top four. hayley turner has become the first

female jockey to ride a winner at royal ascot for 32 years, and just the second ever. she rode 33 to i outsider thanks be to victory in the sandringham stakes. and here to give us more on it is our very own lizzie greenwood hughes. hayley turner had already made history as a female jockey at top level. the first female jockey to win 100 races level. the first female jockey to win100 races in a year and now she is the first female jockey to win at royal ascot in 32 years. she did it in style and what's fascinating is she's kind of been semi retired for the last few years. she went into full retirement a couple of years ago, came back because in france,

female jockeys have a weight allowa nce female jockeys have a weight allowance so she has kind of came out of retirement and she said, can i come out of retirement and she said, can icome in out of retirement and she said, can i come in right for you? because she could make the weight, eight stone, she got the right on this horse. she is meeting the queen's course magnetic charm to win. slightly overshadowed because she received a ban overshadowed because she received a ba n after overshadowed because she received a ban after the race for overuse of the whip but flatjockeys haven't been doing it, female flatjockeys haven't been getting rides. lizzie kelly, rachel blackmore, they've been winning at cheltenham festival. here at royal ascot, a flat equivalent in this country, it's taken 32 equivalent in this country, it's ta ken 32 years equivalent in this country, it's taken 32 years for another female jockey to do it. frankie dettori, his seventh win at this year's royal ascot. a great day for frankie dettori, but a much better day,

really, for female jockeys with what hayley turner did. scotland have arrived back home after their disappointing exit from the women's world cup. manager shelley kerr was left bemoaning referreeing decisions throughout the tournament, after they gave away a three goal lead in dramatic fashion against argentina in their final group game. they were given a warm welcome home. a valiant effort against argentina in the final. well, after scotland's world cup heartbreak, involving the video assistant referee, england midfielder karen carney has been standing up for the system which has seen a number of penalties being retaken. scotland fell foul of the rule, when lee alexander saved a penalty but var showed she'd come off her line before the ball was struck. argentina scored the retake, sending the scots home but carney can see it from the other side.

i don't think people appreciate how difficult it is. it looks easy from 12 yards out and when you're under pressure and fatigued and there are thousands and millions of people watching at home, i don't think people appreciate the pressure that person is under so i don't think there's ever an easy time to take a penalty, even with what's going on at the moment, it's always difficult and it takes a big character to step up and it takes a big character to step up and want to take one. england are looking to avoid a plane home for now, they will be facing cameroon in the last 16 on sunday in the same day the united states meets pain. there is also norway against australia, and germany take on nigeria. now that the group stages are complete, we are looking forward to the knockout stages. it gets under way in france on saturday. germany and nigeria is the first

game which will be interesting to see how the former champions approach that game. it will be all eyes on the team sheet to see if their star midfielderjennifer makes their star midfielderjennifer makes the cut because she has been injured for the last couple of games with a toe injury so all eyes on whether she plays. a big ask, you might think, for nigeria to get something from this game. this is the first time through to the knockout stages since 1999 so you would fancy germany. the second game is a cracker, former champions norway against australia. australia were favoured by a lot of people to cause a few upsets and they did suffer a shock loss against italy. they have found form since, their captain has dragged them kicking and screaming through the group stages and they will now face norway. you would think that if sam care can continue her goal—scoring form, she has five in this competition, that they will may well have enough to get past

norway. england's men are currently in the under 21 european championships in italy. they know a convincing win over group leaders romania is their only real hope of reaching the semifinal. so far it is goalless. they are also hoping croatia can beat france to give them a chance of going through later this evening. the africa cup of nations gets under way in egypt this evening. as the hosts take on zimbabwe. the likes of liverpool stars mohamed salah and sadio mane and manchester city's riyad mahrez will be in action over the coming weeks, in the first afcon tournament to be held during the off season in europe. welcome to egypt, the venue of the 32nd africa cup of nations and the home of poster boy mohammed sala.

they are seeking their first title since 2010 and will be relying on mohammed sala who recently won the champions league with liverpool. he might be the main attraction but many of the teams are filled with global stars. the cynical team are the top ranked team in the tournament —— senegal. morocco will be looking after scoring 21 goals for ajax. this is the fifth time egypt have hosted the tournament and they have also won it a record seven times. this is an africa cup of nations of change, be held in the summerfor the first time while the number of teams has increased from 16 to 24.

this has opened the doors for three debutants. the this has opened the doors for three debuta nts. the fans this has opened the doors for three debutants. the fans are arriving and the excitement is building. egypt is ready. it's a tournament that we should really looking forward to but it should have been held in cameroon originally. they were removed as hosts last year, after delays in planning. bbc africa sports reporter sarah mohsen is in cairo... egypt is ready to host the tournament tonight and i think egypt was the best second choice after cameroon because this country has one of the best infrastructure in the whole continent and we have already hosted it before, egypt has, and they have won three times out of them. the egyptian government was

able to prepare six stadiums to host the tournament with all possible facilities and also 5—star hotels to host all the players and african teams and the fans as well. right now the temperature is 36 degrees and it will be like 41 and 43 in the upcoming days of the tournament, so it won't be easy for the african players, may be the egyptians are used to it, but it won't be easy for other players who are used to the summer other players who are used to the summer in europe. i think this will somehow affect the players. i think there is player on mohammed sala because he is looking for his first title with egypt with the national tea m title with egypt with the national team and he is looking forward to it, especially after the world cup.

especially after winning the champions league with liverpool. it was a busy day for the 18—year—old canadian felix auger alia seem at the queen's club championships. after beating nick kyrigos and grigor dimitrov in the singles yesterday, he caused another upset today, knocking out the top seed stefanos tsitsipas. aliiasime, who is currently the youngest player in the atp top 100, beat tsitsipas in straights sets afterwards he also played doubles but he and partner alex de minaur were defeated. in just under an hour's time, the crowd in west london will get another glimpse of andy murray as he returns in the doubles alongside feliciano lopez to take on the british pair of dan evans and ken skupski. but in the build up murray has admitted he was turned down by world number two ash barty for the mixeddoubles at wimbledon next month.

i asked her during the french open, i told her, she said, i asked her during the french open, itold her, she said, i'm i asked her during the french open, i told her, she said, i'm sorry but i'm already playing singles and doubles. i messaged her and said, i'm already playing singles and doubles. i messaged herand said, no worries, completely understand, i just wanted to find the best partner and she said to me, there are many better out there than me. a few days later she won the french open so i messaged her and said i told you you are the best! she still rejected me! well, the stars of women's tennis have been out in force offering their services to be murray's partner, including maria sharapova who retweeted a video of her greatest shots originally sent by the us open. and the legendary billiejean king said that she'd be the ideal partner for murray even at the age of 75. she says she's checked her calendar and is lacing her shoes up. it's been another day of mercedes dominance in formula one with the mercedes of lewis hamilton and valteri bottas leading the time sheets in the two practice sessions

ahead of sunday's french grand prix. but maybe the news of the day, saw ferrari's attempt to overturn the penalty that cost sebastian vettel victory in the canadian grand prix last time out, rejected by formula 1 officials. jennie gow has more from the south of france. we are here on the french riviera and it's the first day of practice done and dusted but the big talking point that's really come out of it is the fact that sebastien vettel‘s right, or ferrari's right to review what happened in canada, taking away the win after he went off track and came back in an unsafe manner, has been thrown out so there will be no review, no new evidence was delivered, so it's gone away. hamilton keeps one of those 25 points and it is nothing vettel can do. he doesn't get an additional penalty but that's just the way it goes. we move onto this weekend, the

focus for ferrari has to be on clawing back some of those they have lost but mercedes looked really promising so far this weekend in the practice sessions. hamilton led one, bottas the other. young brit, norris, did really well in the mclaren, he was a standout candidate got fifth fastest time so a lot will stand on qualifying. pole position is now so important in formula 1. mercedes have everything looking good but you just never know when a reliability issue or something will just arise that means that ferrari could challenge or somebody else, may be. red bull didn't have a representative time so maybe they can come back into play and challenge ferrari but whatever happens, mercedes and lewis hamilton now 29 points ahead of the rest of the field and have a big advantage going into this weekend.

0k, plenty to get through but let's have a look at some of the day's other stories. the scottish premiership fixtures for next season have been released. celtic will begin their bid for a record equalling ninth successive title at home to stjohnstone on saturday third august. rangers visit kilmarnock the following day. all the fixtures are on the bbc sport website. former spain, liverpool and chelsea striker ferenando torres has announced his retirement. the 35—year—old is playing injapan currently and won a world cup and two european championship during his 18 year career. hannah green is leading in the women's pga. more than 50,000 tennis fans are heading to the sussex coast for the eastbourne international tennis tournament. some of the biggest names in the sport including defending

champion caroline wozniacki and andy murray will compete at devonshire park. it's also the home tournament ofjohanna konta, whose family live just down the road. and ahead of her first round match, konta took to the grass to inspire the next generation. juliette parkin reports. ruby dreams of becoming a professional like her practice partner. it was a dream whenjohanna konta surprised at her home in eastbourne today. next thing, ruby was on court with the british number one and this nine—year—old has proved she's got staying power. my brother started it and then i got into it. now they have both quit and i'm the only child playing. falling in love with a sport at a young age, that lasts with you forever and it's still lasting with me for now and i'm sure you are going to be living tennis for a very long time. on day

one at the international tournament at devonshire park, a chance for the fa ns to at devonshire park, a chance for the fans to get up close to the stars. it's my favourite week of the year and we get really good people here. i've been to the french open and wimbledon and a few premier events and this is probably the best one so far. i can't wait to see some of the top professionals play when you're not lucky enough to get tickets for wimbledon. the defending champion caroline wozniacki returns year year—on—year with high regard for the grass. when people are complimentary at that level you think to yourself, hang on, i got to maintain that now and do better next time so as much as it it's nice, the pressure is now on! all eyes are on canada's bouchard, pressure is now on! all eyes are on ca nada's boucha rd, crashing pressure is now on! all eyes are on canada's bouchard, crashing out sick

stash two, six love. the british number one appeared very relaxed on home turf so the brother be another surprise guest at devonshire park? it's very much up to bono, he has a mind of his own and he's a super independent so you need to to his secretary! or do you think it better today? i think she did better. she's being too kind, i think it was 50 e—50. being too kind, i think it was 50 e-50. this could inspire a new generation of players and for one, this could be when it all begins. the second european games begins in belarus today and this womanjudoka sally conway will be great britain's flag bearer. 15 different sports will take part with ten of those offering a pathway to olympic qualification. it's a new name on the gymnastics calendar but that hasn't bothered some. it's another one that i've never

done so when i saw that it was on the calendar, it felt like a nice time for me. the europeans were a little bit too early in terms of recovering and coming back so this was a nice one, a competition i've never done before, i love that it's a multisport event so you can get the team gb atmosphere and i'm excited to do the new routines and compete and to come with a title would be very good. great britain's menna fitzpatrick and jen kehoe have decided to make a career change just 15 months after winning four medals including a gold in the downhill skiing at the winter paralympics. the change though is only temporary as they face an uphill battle at the yorkshire para cycling international in september. kate grey went to meet the pair. menna fitzpatrick and her guide captainjen menna fitzpatrick and her guide captain jen kehoe are menna fitzpatrick and her guide captainjen kehoe are best known for their performances on skis. britain's most decorated winter paralympians and britain's most decorated winter pa ralympians and two britain's most decorated winter paralympians and two champions at 19 out of a typical —— are a formidable

championship. now they are trying timed am cycling. when we are skiing, we are not attached in any way so to go from not being attached to attached on a tandem with no control of the gears is a little bit strange, but it's actually quite good fun. injust strange, but it's actually quite good fun. in just three months, they will compete in the yorkshire para— cycling race but they've still got a lot to learn. the difference is there a slightly unusual commands like there have been a few low branches. duck! and the other day we had dog! you don't get that on skis very often. with the ski season over for the year, their training on the bike heat at the gym works as the perfect cross trainer. but their

loyalties still lie on the slopes. skiing isa loyalties still lie on the slopes. skiing is a comfortable place. it's where our hearts both line. great britain has some of the best cycling pairs in the world so even if that did become a slight idea, it wouldn't be the easy option. but it has been done before. katina cox started off as a sprinter and now also competes in cycling and has been successful in both. we sat here in the velodrome, we have had discussions about cycling so we know what the qualification requirements are for the cycling team, but we are not putting any pressure on ourselves. they might be playing it down but this is a partnership that is used to winning and they have an opportunity they couldn't pass by.

that's it from us. a couple of things going on at the moment, england's under 21s still goalless with romania at the european championships. they need a win to make it through at all. some tennis coming up at queen's, andy murray and his partner lopez will be back on the court for the doubles just after 7:30pm and a reminder of our top story at the cricket world cup, england have been beaten for the second time. they lost against sri la nka second time. they lost against sri lanka by 20 runs at headingley in yorkshire. that's it from us. plenty more sport across the weekend. thanks forjoining us. hello again. it has been a decent summer's day for many of us. plenty of sunshine for most of us. it

doesn't get better than fine sunshine in cumbria and feeling pleasa ntly sunshine in cumbria and feeling pleasantly warm. the cloud through the day has been melting away so we have increasingly clear skies over across england and wales and at times northern ireland and scotland. the outlook exception is across the northern isles. it will stay quite breezy and perhaps later in the night we will see more cloud working across northern ireland into western scotland. not a cold night for many of us, temperatures of six to 12 celsius and the start of the weekend looking promising. we got an area of high pressure moving across the british isles, something we haven't seen british isles, something we haven't seen for the whole of the month of june. it means weather—wise we start off with sunshine across england and wales and that's how it will stay all day, plenty of cloud at times for northern ireland and scotland but mostly fine with spells of sunshine coming through, the northern isles in seattle and could

see passing showers and it will remain quite breezy. temperatures are rising, 19 in edinburgh, quite widely for england and wales temperatures moving into the low 20s. the second half of the weekend is looking quite as good because although the high pressure is still there, this low pressure to the southwest is going to start to course problems. initially during the morning it should be dry with breezy spells of sunshine and high cloud and it will start to feel increasingly humid across the south of england and southern parts of wales as temperatures rise up to 24 celsius but you can't help but notice this area of rain. through sunday afternoon and into the evening time, we see some potentially thundery downpours across parts of england and wales. the amount of rain we get is going to vary from place to place but in the wettest areas, more than enough to course localised flooding. it could be even worse for the hills of scotla nd could be even worse for the hills of scotland where we could get up to

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