on two wheels and one leg, we meet the kenyan racer who is a biker and a proud amputee. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. you can't stop the party when it comes to england's victorious cricket team. having won the world cup in such dramatic circumstances on sunday against new zealand, the celebrations continued with a trip to meet the british prime minister, theresa may, at ten downing street. both england and new zealand scored 241 runs from their 50 overs in sunday's final at lord's, before eoin morgan's side won after a dramatic super over. cricket fan may was at the final, tweeting well done to the team after their victory. meanwhile, earlier in the day, there were a lot of people taking the day off work to meet their all—conquering heroes. eoin morgan's england players were actually guests at their own party. children were scheduled to play cricket at the oval in london

on monday, but were instead treated to some quality time with their world champions, jofra archer, jonny bairstow, ben stokes, and the rest of the gang. this team have got an incredible opportunity to not only inspire from welcome to bbc news. yesterday, that's going to inspire, i‘m mike embley. but they are young. they are a team our top stories: thatis but they are young. they are a team that is going to stay together for a president trump refuses to back down few years. you're looking at a from his racist tweets, couple of them that may not be there attacking four american in the next world cup in four years‘ time, but the majority of this team congresswomen of colour. arejust at time, but the majority of this team are just at the start of what could bea are just at the start of what could be a very long journey at the england team. i think they will be around in the next few years, the if you hate our country, if you are ashes starts in 2.5 weeks‘ time as not happy here you can leave. as we well, so we‘ve got five test matches against australia to look forward to. this was always deemed as know, this isjust a continuation of his racist and xenophobic playbook. someone to. this was always deemed as someone that can change cricket, and we cannot allow this to distract us we have had the perfect start. let‘s bring you up to date with some of the other sports stories on monday: former arsenal midfielder from the critical work to hold the aaron ramsey has been delighting administration accountable. fans of his new club, juventus, receiving a boisterous welcome

on monday, not really looking european foreign ministers say tehran‘s breaches of the nuclear like he was expecting this deal are not significant. sort of adulation. in an exclusive interview the welsh midfielderjoined with the bbc, iran‘s foreign the italian giants on a four—year minister says the world contract after leaving arsenal on a free transfer needs to avoid disaster. when his contract expired. antoine griezmann has been training with his new barcelona teammates for the first time. the 28—year—old french world cup winnerjoined from atletico madrid after barca paid the $135 million buyout clause in his contract. english premier league side everton have signed fabian delph on a three—year deal from champions manchester city. the midfielder featured in only 20 matches in all competitions last season, as city won a domestic treble. the fee is believed to be in the region of $12 million. belgium‘s wout van aert took stage ten of the tour de france in thrilling sprint finish, the race exploding into life in the closing 30 km, some big winners and big losers as the peloton was blown apart in the gusting crosswinds of the tarn. simon brotherton rounds up the action.

a fourth stage win of the race, as wout van aert won the sprint at the finish for his first tour stage win, but the story of the day is how the field split in crosswinds and how geraint thomas profited handsomely, moving into second and third overall behind the race leaderjulian alaphilippe, while the french hope was one of many court out and has dropped from third to 10th overall. he isjust over 2.5 dropped from third to 10th overall. he is just over 2.5 minutes dropped from third to 10th overall. he isjust over 2.5 minutes behind the yellow jersey now he isjust over 2.5 minutes behind the yellowjersey now in the standings. britain‘s adam yates was another rider like thomas who made sure he didn‘t miss the bus and moved into seventh place as the tour reaches its third rest day. and, following that rest day on tuesday, it will be the 167 km stage 11 from albi to toulouse on wednesday, a transitional stage that brings the 2019 tour closer to the pyrenees. the day begins in albi, where the riders will pass the famous cathedral basilica of st cecilia and winds its way south—west, covering two categorised climbs before the intermediate sprint in gaillac.

the second half of the stage is relatively flat to rolling, as the tour takes in the sights of toulouse. excitement is building ahead of golf‘s fourth and final men‘s major of the year. the open championship tees off at royal portrush in northern ireland on thursday. the open has been rotated around scottish and english courses, with northern ireland off—limits for many years due to security concerns. the picturesque links course last hosted it back in 1951. tiger woods has played just ten tournament rounds since his emotional victory at augusta in april, but insists a lack of competitive golf won‘t be a problem. we will hear from northern irealand‘s darren clarke in a moment. but first, here is defending champion francesco molinari. iam i am well aware of the challenges ahead. you know, there‘s a lot of quys ahead. you know, there‘s a lot of guys capable this week of winning the trophy, and yes, all i can do,

obviously, is do my best, try to put up obviously, is do my best, try to put upa good obviously, is do my best, try to put up a good defence, and be in contention on sunday. but yes, it is a long week ahead, so i‘ll try to ta ke a long week ahead, so i‘ll try to take it step—by—step. a long week ahead, so i‘ll try to take it step-by-step. if you are playing well, having all that support and stuff is wonderful. if you are not playing so well, you know, you may be trying too hard because the crowd want you to play well. but that's part of it. it's always been the same for when the irish guys played at home in the irish guys played at home in the irish open, that's been part of it. and obviously here this is even bigger. this is huge. this is the biggest and best tournament in the world. england‘s tommy fleetwood, who was briefly in contention at carnoustie last year, hasn‘t found the same form so far in 2019. after finishing a disappointing 36th at the masters, he says he is not putting himself under any pressure to win an elusive first major. your career is a long time. we are not tennis players or football

players, like, at the moment, i‘m just about reaching what should be my peak years. so we‘ll see what happens. i would... my peak years. so we‘ll see what happens. iwould... forsure, every timei happens. iwould... forsure, every time i am practising or playing or prepping, majors are always going to be there, and they are always the ones that everybody wants to win. but put in urgency and putting too much pressure on yourself is not going to do anybody any favours. so just keep doing things as well as we possibly can, and hopefully one, two, three majors, hopefully at least one comes along. extreme sports are known as extreme sports because, as the name suggests, they carry quite a lot of risk when compared to regular sports. so imagine doing an extreme sport without one of your limbs. bill kasanda is an amputee who, against all odds, continues to be one of kenya‘s most renowned bikers. my my name is bill kasanda. i‘m a baker, and i‘m a proud amputee. i lost my foot on 11 october 2015. me

and a bunch of friends, we were out having fun, and for bikers, having fun is... you are on a platform where you get to test the speed of your bike, so you are basically racing on the road. something happened and i lost control of the bike, went off, hit a pelican roadside. by the time the commotion had happened, i just roadside. by the time the commotion had happened, ijust realised i was missing a foot. the most difficult pa rt missing a foot. the most difficult part was me accepting my situation, and accepting myself just part was me accepting my situation, and accepting myselfjust the way i am. iwas and accepting myselfjust the way i am. i was busy trying to compare the life that i was in at that point in time compared to the life i was living before. so i have to dress up this baby. it‘s called bobby. i had achieved a little bit of success from my past life up until the accident, so i had fear of from that

point i am going down the drain. i really battled with myself to come to an understanding of — it‘s mental, you need to deal with it and move on. the internet helped me a lot, because i googled and researched how guys are doing, guys who have gone through the situation that i was in. how do they cope, how are they dealing with it? and i was actually surprised that guys are doing amazing stuff, even if they are amputees. the main reason why i cut back on the bike, even after the accident, was i could have lost my foot from different things. i could have lost my foot driving —— got back on the bike. it can happen from different sports. i blamed it on me. why? because it was me and the other friends. not all of us crashed. the fa ct friends. not all of us crashed. the fact that i crashed does not make the whole sport in totality cruel. i

can‘t run away from death, and i can‘t run away from death, and i can‘t run away from death, and i can‘t run away from things that i don‘t know. i had to teach myself to learn with the fear of not knowing. ifi learn with the fear of not knowing. if i don‘t know about it, if it hasn‘t happened, it‘s fine, it hasn‘t happened, it‘s fine, it hasn‘t happened. let me play around with the time that i have. newly crowned wimbledon champion simona halep was treated to a hero‘s welcome as she landed back in bucharest after becoming the first romanian to win a championship at the all england club. halep beat serena williams in straight sets, 6—2, 6—2, in under an hour, making just three unforced errors as she totally dominated the 23—time major champion. victory has seen halep add the wimbledon title to her 2018 french open victory. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye.

hello again. we‘ll take a look at the weather picture through tuesday, and i think there‘s going to be quite a bit of cloud in the sky first thing in the morning, because this is what‘s going on at the moment. we‘ve got a stripe of cloud in the west. this is a weather front that‘s going to be pushing eastwards. as it does so, it is all the time pushing into an area of high pressure, so the front itself is going to be a weak affair, but it will provide the focus for some showers. now, for northern ireland and also for scotland, expect some showers running in here over the next few hours, so it might be worth taking a waterproof jacket with you or an umbrella if you‘re heading outside over the next few hours. there is also the chance of some shower developments in north wales and north—west england, but otherwise, across eastern england, eastern scotland, it‘s going to be a dry morning. now, through the rest of the day, those showers in northern ireland and scotland will continue on and off through the morning. as the heat of the day builds further southwards, we‘ll see further shower development across wales,

northern england, and perhaps the midlands as well. some of the heavier showers could be across more eastern portions of england, perhaps across the pennines, somewhere like that. but towards the south—east, it‘s going to be a fine, sunny afternoon, feeling warm and humid, temperatures up to 27. but more typically, temperatures for most areas low to mid 20s. now, looking at the low pressure towards the middle part of the week, an area of low pressure is going to be moving off the atlantic, ultimately pushing a band of rain in, with strengthening north—westerlies as well. so turning wet for northern ireland and western scotland through the morning. a dry start for eastern scotland and for england and wales on wednesday, with some morning sunshine. things will tend to cloud over as the day goes by, with the rain getting into western fringes of england and wales, and across into eastern scotland as well. now, to the east of our weather front, that‘s where the highest temperatures are going to be. we‘ll still be reaching temperatures of around 25 for norwich and london, still feeling rather humid, but ultimately that weather front will push through. it‘s a cold front, and it will be bringing that fresher air right

the way across the country by the time we get to thursday. so thursday‘s a day of rain clearing, followed by some dry weather and sunshine for england and wales. showers moving into northern ireland and scotland, and perhaps northern england as well. the showers quite widespread, heavy, and likely to be thundery at times too. temperatures high teens across northern areas, 23, 2a degrees in the warmest spots further south. what about the end of the week? well, another area of low pressure looks set to move in, but there‘s a lot of uncertainty how far north or south this one‘s going. some models take it north, some move it right the way across southern parts of england and wales. either way, it looks like it‘s going to be unsettled for some of us, at least, through friday and on into the weekend, with rain at times. 00:12:41,795 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 that‘s your latest weather.