these temperatures about sunshine. these temperatures about where they should be for this time of year. cloud will bring some showers, particularly into western counties of northern ireland. the odd shower across scotland but quite a lot of sunshine and very pleasant at 19 degrees in aberdeen. the weekend, high pressure is close by so a lot of dry weather, but you can see this front pushing in from the west. this will provide some outbreaks of rain, but without running into the high pressure it will be quite a weak affair, so showery rain across parts of northern ireland, western scotland, could be the odd sharp show if eastern scotland, much of england and wales it looks likely dry with sunshine. 18 to maybe 23 degrees. just not quite as warm as it has been. the sunday, the remnants of the front will sit across our shores, but you can't make them out on the chart, just a bit more cloud, may be the odd shower, and temperatures of 18 to 23. not as warm as it has been, but still pleasant in the sunshine.

a reminder of our top story... quarantine free travel to and from portugal is to end from next tuesday as the government moves it of the uk green list. greece, along with spain, france and italy, all remain on the amber list, meaning tenders quarantine on return and to covid guests. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. double century delight for devon. the new zealand opener with a stunning debut, as england begin the fightback at lord's. the games will go ahead, according to tokyo organisers, but it's far from plain sailing for this summer's olympics. and cameron norrie's on a roll — he continues his fine form

on clay, to make the 3rd round of the french open for the first time. hello, there, and welcome to sportsday. as test cricket debuts go, you really would struggle to top devon conway's at lord's. the home side began the fightback, but there's plenty of work to do going into the third day. we can join a reporter who is at lord's for us, where playe hasjust finished for the day. good to see you. devon conway, he couldn't have wished for a better start to cricket. yes, what a remarkable _ for a better start to cricket. yes, what a remarkable start - for a better start to cricket. yes, what a remarkable start the - for a better start to cricket. is: what a remarkable start the devon conway. i'm seeing the players

wandering off the field at the end of another really interesting day for test cricket in front of a crowd at the lords. devon conway comes in, reaches 200 with an almighty six over fine leg, reaches 200 with an almighty six overfine leg, and reaches 200 with an almighty six over fine leg, and what a remarkable moment for a man who perhaps would have wondered whether he would get the opportunity to play test match cricket, and he played new zealand, even though they left, in a strong position. even though they left, in a strong osition. �* ., , .,, position. and holly robinson, in what must _ position. and holly robinson, in what must have _ position. and holly robinson, in what must have been _ position. and holly robinson, in what must have been a - position. and holly robinson, in what must have been a really i position. and holly robinson, in . what must have been a really tough day following his apology over historic or offensive tweets. yes. historic or offensive tweets. yes, it's been a _ historic or offensive tweets. yes, it's been a emotionally _ historic or offensive tweets. is: it's been a emotionally volatile few hours for him, in the meantime, he's got to focus on his performance on the field. he took four wickets in the field. he took four wickets in the catch, no question he will be very aware that the tweets will live detracted from what has been a very good debut on the pitch. let’s detracted from what has been a very good debut on the pitch.— good debut on the pitch. let's have a look at england's _ good debut on the pitch. let's have

a look at england's performance. . a look at england's performance. they lost early wickets, but how they fared so far? a, they lost early wickets, but how they fared so far?— they lost early wickets, but how they fared so far? a comeback is, in a sense, they fared so far? a comeback is, in a sense. putting _ they fared so far? a comeback is, in a sense, putting on _ they fared so far? a comeback is, in a sense, putting on a _ they fared so far? a comeback is, in a sense, putting on a good - a sense, putting on a good partnership, 18—2 is a concern. it's also a concern to see them out quickly. it's a worry for england, particularly as they feel towards a huge series against india, and over the horizon is australia. they don't want to see too many innings where they failed and their needs route to bail them out again. what they failed and their needs route to bail them out again.— they failed and their needs route to bail them out again. what would be a aood bail them out again. what would be a good performance — bail them out again. what would be a good performance for _ bail them out again. what would be a good performance for them? - bail them out again. what would be a good performance for them? they . bail them out again. what would be a | good performance for them? they will be lookin: good performance for them? they will be looking to — good performance for them? they will be looking to get _ good performance for them? they will be looking to get parity _ good performance for them? they will be looking to get parity with _ good performance for them? they will be looking to get parity with new- be looking to get parity with new zealand. one concerning element for england is that we have seen the ball start to turn a little bit of this lord's pitch. england picked a dedicated spin bowler. joe root is the option, if new zealand can get the option, if new zealand can get the ball to turn sharply, and we've

seen a couple have done so, that could spell real trouble for england. could spell real trouble for encland. . ~ could spell real trouble for england-— could spell real trouble for encland. ., ~ , . and you can catch highlights of today's action on bbc two at 7pm. there's also plenty of clips of the best bits on the bbc sport website. the president of tokyo 2020, seiko hashimoto, insists she's100% certain the olympics will go ahead, but is warning the games "must be prepared" to proceed without spectators in the event of a coronavirus outbreak. there are just 50 days until the opening ceremony on the 23rd ofjuly. no international fans will be allowed at the olympics, or at the paralympics which follow. japan is dealing with a fourth wave of coronavirus cases, with 10 areas of the country under a state of emergency. the japanese people are undoubtedly feeling anxiety and frustration about hosting the games in tokyo. so, the reality is that voices are being raised in opposition. if an outbreak should happen during the games, that amounts to a crisis or an emergency situation, then i

believe we must be prepared to have these games without any spectators. still, there are loud voices saying we are not doing enough, and of course the ioc can still say maybe we shouldn't be holding the games. in that case, even though we have very little time, we would put all our efforts into finding areas where we could improve, and make our best efforts to put on the games. it is my conviction that when people understand there are no firm measures we could be taking to prevent the spread of coronavirus, attitudes will change to say it is ok to have the games. more on the olympics still to come on sportsday. we'll have a behind the scenes look at how adam peaty�*s preparations have been going it's all about being positive and getting the best possible performance, and hopefully bringing back at goal. abs,

performance, and hopefully bringing back at goal-— back at goal. a new book on boxing shows the dangers. _ back at goal. a new book on boxing shows the dangers. at _ back at goal. a new book on boxing shows the dangers. at 290% - back at goal. a new book on boxing shows the dangers. at 290% of - back at goal. a new book on boxing i shows the dangers. at 29096 of boxes shows the dangers. at 290% of boxes will suffer a concussion, and up to 40% will suffer brain damage. katie shanahan spoke to five—time world champion, jane couch and the author of the book to find out more. a boxing career comes with risks. a knockout blow or going the full 12 rounds. if fighters do go the distance, what happens when the lights finally go out? five—time world championjane couch, in the first one to legalise boxing in the uk, knows the risks. she is now worried about what happens to boxes after the final bell. i’m worried about what happens to boxes after the final bell.— after the final bell. i'm quite on the ground _ after the final bell. i'm quite on the ground with _ after the final bell. i'm quite on the ground with x _ after the final bell. i'm quite on the ground with x fighters, - after the final bell. i'm quite on the ground with x fighters, i . after the final bell. i'm quite on. the ground with x fighters, i visit a lot of exciters in prison, go to see them on the streets, and i don't care what you say, i don't care what research is what, they are all

damaged because a boxing, and because when they finish boxing, they are just left.— they are “ust left. damage is the title of they are just left. damage is the title of a new _ they are just left. damage is the title of a new book _ they are just left. damage is the title of a new book about - they are just left. damage is the | title of a new book about boxers, and there are no punches pulled about life away from the ring. at about life away from the ring. at the moment, it's very sad, we have a scrapbeap— the moment, it's very sad, we have a scrapheap of— the moment, it's very sad, we have a scrapheap of retired old legends, people _ scrapheap of retired old legends, people like muhammad ali, who wrote struggle _ people like muhammad ali, who wrote struggle after retirement, and that scrapheap gets bigger and bigger as the dech— scrapheap gets bigger and bigger as the deck is gone. we can actually start_ the deck is gone. we can actually start to _ the deck is gone. we can actually start to reduce that number, the number— start to reduce that number, the number of— start to reduce that number, the number of people struggling to such extremes _ number of people struggling to such extremes down the line. we will never— extremes down the line. we will never get — extremes down the line. we will never get rid of its because of the nature _ never get rid of its because of the nature of— never get rid of its because of the nature of the sport. he never get rid of its because of the nature of the sport.— nature of the sport. he says it's because of— nature of the sport. he says it's because of the _ nature of the sport. he says it's because of the lack _ nature of the sport. he says it's because of the lack of _ nature of the sport. he says it's because of the lack of fair - nature of the sport. he says it's because of the lack of fair body| nature of the sport. he says it's l because of the lack of fair body to care for boxers after their own have retired. in a statement to bbc, they said,...

so, the risks remain, but some feel they still bring a reward. i’m they still bring a reward. i'm robabl they still bring a reward. i�*m probably retired in a bit too late, probably retired in a bit too late, probably stayed in a bit longer than i should, which is why worry, now, because i was getting older, it wasn't really the fights, it was aspiring, when i was taking a lot of heavy shots from mine, i now wonder, will i be all right when i'm older? but then i think, some people are lucky to get to 50, so if i die tomorrow, then i'll leave a legacy, at least, won't i?— at least, won't i? some really stron: at least, won't i? some really strong findings, _ at least, won't i? some really strong findings, though. - it's been a busy day at roland garros — more big names have been in second round action at the french open.... the women's number one ash barty is

out. novak djokovic will be joined in the next round by roger federer. russell fuller is in paris for us. did he impress? he did, he came through very comfortably _ he impress? he did, he came through very comfortably in _ he impress? he did, he came through very comfortably in the _ he impress? he did, he came through very comfortably in the end, - he impress? he did, he came through very comfortably in the end, in - he impress? he did, he came through very comfortably in the end, in four i very comfortably in the end, in four sets, which is quick for sets on clay, he looked very comfortable against lloyd harris, who is ranked nine places below him, and it's a continuation of what we have seen from him on the clay this year. it was his 16th win on the surface in what is a relatively short clay court season, reach the finals, and it looks now as if you will get a chance to play rafa nadal for the third time this year, assuming that nadal keeps up his perfect record against richard gasquet in the session later.—

session later. let's talk about world number _ session later. let's talk about world number one, _ session later. let's talk about world number one, novak- session later. let's talk about - world number one, novak djokovic, who is through with little trouble. a bit of a test roger federer, with a bit of a ticking off of the empire, as well.— a bit of a ticking off of the emire, as well. , ., empire, as well. very entertaining match, empire, as well. very entertaining match. which _ empire, as well. very entertaining match, which federer— empire, as well. very entertaining match, which federer is _ empire, as well. very entertaining match, which federer is delighted| empire, as well. very entertaining i match, which federer is delighted to have played so well in, to win in four sets, have played so well in, to win in foursets, but have played so well in, to win in four sets, but the drama was in the middle of the sets, because he was told by the umpire that he was playing too slowly. the reason was, he was trying to get his towel, which is no longer given to a ball boy boy or girl because of covid regulations, you have to fetch it from a basket and then get back to your mark. he was one because he was too slow. he had quite a conversation with the umpire, asking if married in church should also be in question. a, if married in church should also be in question-— in question. a win for federal, and if we look at _ in question. a win for federal, and if we look at as _ in question. a win for federal, and

if we look at as well, _ in question. a win for federal, and if we look at as well, you - in question. a win for federal, and if we look at as well, you look - in question. a win for federal, and if we look at as well, you look at l if we look at as well, you look at richard gasquet, you expect an adult to get through it with no bother, right? to get through it with no bother, riuht? . to get through it with no bother, ri. ht? ., . ., to get through it with no bother, riuht? ., . ., right? paul richard gasquet, he has been beaten — right? paul richard gasquet, he has been beaten by _ right? paul richard gasquet, he has been beaten by natal— right? paul richard gasquet, he has been beaten by natal several- right? paul richard gasquet, he has| been beaten by natal several times. most are not optimistic about it, most are leaving now, because of the curfew, and for all the strength in depth in french tennis, richard gasquet is the last left for the host nation.— gasquet is the last left for the host nation. �* , ., ., ., host nation. let's move on to the women's side _ host nation. let's move on to the women's side of _ host nation. let's move on to the women's side of the _ host nation. let's move on to the women's side of the draw, - host nation. let's move on to the women's side of the draw, and i host nation. let's move on to the | women's side of the draw, and we look at ash barty, who had to retire early. the women's side of the draw is looking quite open, isn't it? yeah, a real shame for ash barty, this is an injury she picked up on one of her last practice sessions before defending the title she won in 2019, book because she didn't play last year, she picked up a fairly acute left hip problem when she was serving in practice, said it was a small miracle she was even

able to compete and win her first—round match, but having lost 6-2, first—round match, but having lost 6—2, having had a medical treatment for a hip problem, and afterfour games in the second set, she thought the pain was too great, she couldn't go on, but she is not ruling out being fit for wimbledon, so, fingers crossed. . ~ being fit for wimbledon, so, fingers crossed. ., ~ ., . , ., .,., crossed. talking of wimbledon, naomi osaka, her crossed. talking of wimbledon, naomi osaka. her short _ crossed. talking of wimbledon, naomi osaka, her short term _ crossed. talking of wimbledon, naomi osaka, her short term future - crossed. talking of wimbledon, naomi osaka, her short term future is - crossed. talking of wimbledon, naomi osaka, her short term future is in - osaka, her short term future is in question. not involved in a tournament in berlin coming up. ida. tournament in berlin coming up. no, that's a grass — tournament in berlin coming up. idr’r, that's a grass court tournament in berlin coming up. idrr, that's a grass court tournament she had entered due to start on monday, no surprise she is not going to play in that particular event. she has flown home to california since pulling out of the french open, because of the debate about whether she should speak to the media, and a revelation that she has been suffering from significant bouts of depression since winning her first grand slam in new york at the party 18. i think she needs a bit of i8. i think she needs a bit of space, and even though i don't expect it to play at wimbledon, i wouldn't have thought a decision has yet been made. wouldn't have thought a decision has

yet been made-— yet been made. thank you for that, russell fuller. _ lewis hamilton says it took courage for naomi osaka to make her stand against doing some interviews. her withdrawal from the french open rocked tennis and the wider sporting world earlier this week. the japanese star has also pulled out of the grass court event in berlin next week. the formula one champion believes the way osaka's been treated isn't fair. she is incredibly brave. i applaud her for her bravery because it is now asking those in power and putting them into question and making them think about how they react. i think the way they reacted was not good. and someone talking about their personal mental health and then being fined for it, that was not cool. lewis hamilton talking, there. let's take a look at some more of the day's sports news now. celtic have applied to uefa for an exemption to allow

stated to be sidelined for around six weeks. celtic have applied to uefa for an exemption to allow ange postecoglou to become the club's new manager. the australian does not have the required coaching badges, with uefa saying the appeal could take several weeks. ireland coach andy farrell willjoin warren gatland's back room team for the upcoming british and irish lions tour of south africa. farrell was defence coach under gatland during the past two tours. britain's geraint thomas claimed his first stage victory at this year's criterium du daphine. he broke clear with around half a mile to go and just held on to win. he's now sixth overall, ia seconds behind leader lukas postlberger. it's one of the highlights of the horse racing calendar — the epsom derby festival — which gets going tomorrow. and hollie doyle is hoping to make history. she's racing in the middle distance oaks on sherbet lemon — and could become the first female

jockey to win a british classic. doyle made headlines last year — becoming the first woman to win at british champions day. she told me she hopes to follow in the footsteps of grand national