can see the temperatures stabilising a bit in the mid 20s so no longer the high 20s but the mid 20s most of us would agree is certainly warm enough, sophie. back to you. it certainly is. thanks, tomasz. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. from the six team it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our hello and welcome to sportsday. it's official — the england internationaljude belligham signs a six year deal with real madrid. we hearfrom both the england and australia camps ahead of the first ashes test — as stuart broad is favoured over mark wood for the hosts bowling attack. and golf heads to tinseltown for the us open, after a week

of dramatic storylines that shows no signs of stopping. also coming up on sportsday... rower oonagh cousins talks to us about the tough decision to retire three years on from contracting covid. if they hadn't been a global pandemic i probably would still be enough light that something i have to handle for the rest of my life. from the bbc sports centre, this is sportsday. lots to come but we're going to start with the confirmation today thatjude bellingham is now eight riel madrid player. the 19—year—old has agreed to deal for

£88 million to move from borussia dortmund. hejoins a £88 million to move from borussia dortmund. he joins a select group of british footballers to play for the spanish side including the lights of joe linsky has this report. he is 19 years old in his career keeps rising. jude bellingham snack step feels a long way from his 1st. he was just 16 on his debut from birmingham city but one—year in the second—tier convince dortmund to sign him. now he goes up another level. he joins riel madrid for 100 billion euros. in a statement —— real madrid. he thanked his old team, he said... he signs for real madrid for £88 million. but add—ons could take that pass 100 million. that would make

jude belligham england's most expensive player, surpassing the fee paid forjack grealish. it's cost real madrid more to sign him then gareth bayle or cristiano ronaldo. and some of the cash spills back to his star point. —— garrett baleful to will get at least 5% of the fee. he got the chance to play at such a he got the chance to play at such a young age and got the opportunity to go to germany. he seems to go to every test that's been thrown out he's dealt with. i don't see riel madrid be in every different. he's got a good head on his shoulders with up he takes it all in his stride and i hope he does so well out there. == stride and i hope he does so well out there. . stride and i hope he does so well out there-— stride and i hope he does so well out there._ what| stride and i hope he does so welll out there._ what a out there. -- real madrid. what a moment of— out there. -- real madrid. what a moment of the _ out there. -- real madrid. what a moment of the 19-year-old! - out there. -- real madrid. what a moment of the 19-year-old! he'sl out there. -- real madrid. what a | moment of the 19-year-old! he's a moment of the 19—year—old! he's a player who takes charge at both ends of the page england saw that last december. �* . , , december. bellingham gets it across. now bellingham _ december. bellingham gets it across. now bellingham said _ december. bellingham gets it across. now bellingham said no _ december. bellingham gets it across. now bellingham said no to _ december. bellingham gets it across. now bellingham said no to the - now bellingham said no to the premier league and instead he steps into perhaps the most demanding club. real madrid have come second

in la liga and in europe were thrashed by city. next year has to change and they put trust in a teenager. jude bellingham turns 20 at the end of this month for that in three years he's gone from the blues to the burn about. let's get more on this. on what exactly this move will mean forjude bellingham put up a great move for him. he bellingham put up a great move for him. , . . . , ._ bellingham put up a great move for him. , . ., . , ., him. he such an exciting player for him. he such an exciting player for him. he such an exciting player for him- he such _ him. he such an exciting player for him. he such an _ him. he such an exciting player for him. he such an exciting _ him. he such an exciting player for him. he such an exciting player. i him. he such an exciting player for| him. he such an exciting player. to be going to and to sign a six—year contractjust goes and underlines the fate they've got in him as well as he is going to be a superstar we've seen him grow from an england point of view, see what is done for borussia dortmund for the after that initials spell at birmingham city and i think it's a great move for him. i think we're dealing with a young man who's got a great deal of humility. that is down to his

upbringing. garrett said ok, when he talks aboutjude bellingham talks about the person rather than the player. i think the humility that this young man has is really a special quality. i think it's every dated that something we can all learn from really in that respect. when you've got that upbringing and background, that is really only going to stand him in such good stead. 0bviously how is prospered in germany as a result of it and that's why he will be a success in spain too. i why he will be a success in spain too. ., , ., ., why he will be a success in spain too. ., ,, ., ., , too. i wonder if you have any inclination _ too. i wonder if you have any inclination but _ too. i wonder if you have any inclination but this _ too. i wonder if you have any inclination but this move - too. i wonder if you have any i inclination but this move means too. i wonder if you have any - inclination but this move means for other potential players moving to real madrid. some rumours were hearing hurricane and also carrion them back pay for that whether you've had any —— harry kane. whether there's any inside whether they'll go forward or not? regarding har kane they'll go forward or not? regarding harry kane the _ they'll go forward or not? regarding harry kane the last _ they'll go forward or not? regarding harry kane the last i've _ they'll go forward or not? regarding harry kane the last i've heard - they'll go forward or not? regarding harry kane the last i've heard is - harry kane the last i've heard is that tottenham were unwilling to allow him to leave. 0bviously, that tottenham were unwilling to allow him to leave. obviously, i think once these english matches out

of the way then maybe harry kane might address that personally himself. certainly the vibe i been getting from tottenham is that they were insistent that he was going to be staying put up although certainly a reluctance to allow him to leave for that final year in his contract in north london. the for that final year in his contract in north london.— for that final year in his contract in north london. . , ., in north london. the transfer window officially open — in north london. the transfer window officially open today. _ in north london. the transfer window officially open today. what _ in north london. the transfer window officially open today. what other - officially open today. what other big name blues are we looking at? i know a lot of people talking about declan rice potentially going to arsenal. i declan rice potentially going to arsenal. ~ ~ , ., ., , declan rice potentially going to arsenal. ~ ~ , ., ., arsenal. i think arsenal has made it uuite clear arsenal. i think arsenal has made it quite clear that _ arsenal. i think arsenal has made it quite clear that as _ arsenal. i think arsenal has made it quite clear that as a _ arsenal. i think arsenal has made it quite clear that as a target - arsenal. i think arsenal has made it quite clear that as a target and - arsenal. i think arsenal has made it quite clear that as a target and i - quite clear that as a target and i think declan rice wants to stay in the writing as well. another good move obviously after their success in europe last week. they made it quite clear that they are going to allow declan rice to leave if the price was right. if that price is right that i can see declan rice moved to arsenal certainly. in dennis without breaking news in the last half hour. it is been announced at the bbc and itv have agreed a

deal with the fees are to broadcast the women's world cup in the uk. the announcement comesjust the women's world cup in the uk. the announcement comes just five weeks before the tournament as fee for president had threatened a european tv blackout if the rights offers were not improved. the deal now allows viewers to watch manchester in australia and new zealand with european champions england kicking off their campaign on the 22nd of july. all 64 matches will be broadcast in the uk on either the bbc or idb with the finals on both. wiggin has been sold to william part owner. he steps in a bid major financial issues affecting the affecting the club. the news will be affecting the club. the news will be a big relief to wiccan fans who earlier learned the club had been served a winding—up petition by hmrc. wiggin are currently due to start next season, eight points as punishment forfailing start next season, eight points as punishment for failing to pay their

players on time. they have since missed a further deadline for payment. sad news to bring you from the world of football. the former chelsea playerjob tolerances died at the age of 76 of them announcing the news chelsea described him as a player who was at the heart of one of the clubs greatest teams during a career at stamford bridge that's and two spells an almost eccentric games in three major trophies. he also managed a club in the 1980s. his firstjob after retiring as a player. to the ashes as england have name to their team ahead of the first test against australia on friday foot of the experience, stuart broad was favoured over the pace in the bowling line—up for the james anderson and robinson have recovered from injuries. patrick geary is at head of that first test. where

ever you look they are making preparations to the pitch at around the pitch for the ahead of what is going to be the first ashes test which starts on friday foot of it seems england are pretty well prepared. so much so that they have already announced their team. in it is mowing an alley, the spinner replaces jack ricci was injured pace while james anderson and stuart broad and ali robinson, anderson of the old guard reunited once again put up the batting is pretty settled for the number five will be harry brock. this will be his ashes debut he personifies the new attacking approach that england have had over this past year or so an approach he says that will not change even in a ashes series with stokes have tried to make it as relaxed as we have beenin to make it as relaxed as we have been in last few test series for that it doesn't feel like a different series.— that it doesn't feel like a different series. ~ �* , different series. we're definitely can no different series. we're definitely can go out _ different series. we're definitely can go out there _ different series. we're definitely can go out there and _ different series. we're definitely can go out there and try - different series. we're definitely can go out there and try to - different series. we're definitely can go out there and try to play| different series. we're definitely i can go out there and try to play the exact same way for them it might not

come off every time but the longevity of the time of doing it, i'm sure will come up better than not. a ~ i'm sure will come up better than not. ~. ~ ., i'm sure will come up better than not. ~ ., , ., ~ i'm sure will come up better than not. -m ., , .,~ ., i'm sure will come up better than not. ~ ., , ., ~ ., ., not. make no mistake about it, that a- roach, not. make no mistake about it, that approach. that _ not. make no mistake about it, that approach, that basil _ not. make no mistake about it, that approach, that basil attacking - approach, that basil attacking approach, that basil attacking approach will be stress tested by the aussies. they attack is absolutely formidable. it is likely to feature jos hazelwood who says absolutely formidable. it is likely to featurejos hazelwood who says he is fit now and raring to go, having missed the world test championship final victory over india the aussies dean smith sent to talk to us today, a man who has seen a number of ashes series in his times for the he says the way both sides will purchase means we could be in for a cracker. the cricketing played the last 12 months have been really exciting. i've enjoyed watching from afar. i said initially perhaps it might be different coming up against attack. we will wait and see, i suppose. we've been playing a cricket, they've been playing good cricket makes for an exciting series. for

all the great _ makes for an exciting series. for all the great teams and players australia have had over the past decades or so they haven't actually outright when a series here in england since 2001. steve smith actually said today that you do so would be beyond his bucket list with it that's another ingredient in the fascinating mix which is likely to make this a really thrilling ashes series. all set up for the pact or cure cu re facet gets cure facet gets under way on friday. two girls us open which gets under way tomorrow at the los angeles country club with matt fitzpatrick defending his title for the most talk centred around the proposed merger between the pga tour, devey world tour and the saudi arabian public investment fund. a week on from the deal being made public the worlds top players have been giving their reactions. it gets to a point where you want to have faith in management, and i want to have faith that this is the best thing for all of us. but it's clear that that is not the consensus.

i think the general feeling is that a lot of people feel a bit of betrayal. i don't pay too much attention come up i don't pay too much attention come up and _ idon't pay too much attention come up and try— i don't pay too much attention come up and try to — i don't pay too much attention come up and try to prep for this week. i'm just — up and try to prep for this week. i'm just trying to make sure that i come _ i'm just trying to make sure that i come into— i'm just trying to make sure that i come into a — i'm just trying to make sure that i come into a major championship, four weeks _ come into a major championship, four weeks a _ come into a major championship, four weeks a year— come into a major championship, four weeks a year that i care about and this is_ weeks a year that i care about and this is one — weeks a year that i care about and this is one of them. i want to play well _ this is one of them. i want to play well i_ this is one of them. i want to play well iwas— this is one of them. i want to play well i was a — this is one of them. i want to play well. i was a good waste any time on any news _ well. i was a good waste any time on any news that happened last week. | any news that happened last week. i don't know what's going on. i don't think— don't know what's going on. i don't think anyone — don't know what's going on. i don't think anyone knows _ don't know what's going on. i don't think anyone knows what's - don't know what's going on. i don't think anyone knows what's going . don't know what's going on. i don't. think anyone knows what's going on. are we _ think anyone knows what's going on. are we signing — think anyone knows what's going on. are we signing with _ think anyone knows what's going on. are we signing with the _ think anyone knows what's going on. are we signing with the pif, - think anyone knows what's going on. are we signing with the pif, ba - think anyone knows what's going on. are we signing with the pif, ba of? i are we signing with the pif, ba of? i are we signing with the pif, ba of? i have _ are we signing with the pif, ba of? i have no— are we signing with the pif, ba of? i have no idea _ are we signing with the pif, ba of? i have no idea -- _ are we signing with the pif, ba of? i have no idea. —— bif. _ are we signing with the pif, ba of? i have no idea. —— bif. i— are we signing with the pif, ba of? i have no idea. —— bif. i guess- are we signing with the pif, ba of? i have no idea. —— bif. i guess it's. i have no idea. —— bif. i guess it's confusing with _ i have no idea. —— bif. i guess it's confusing with them _ i have no idea. —— bif. i guess it's confusing with them is _ i have no idea. —— bif. i guess it's confusing with them is pretty - i have no idea. —— bif. i guess it's| confusing with them is pretty clear that nobody— confusing with them is pretty clear that nobody knows _ confusing with them is pretty clear that nobody knows what's - confusing with them is pretty clear that nobody knows what's going i on apart from about four people in the world — on apart from about four people in the world. �* , ., ., ., on apart from about four people in the world. 3 ., ., ., �* �* the world. let's go live to our bbc golf correspondent _ the world. let's go live to our bbc golf correspondent ahead - the world. let's go live to our bbc golf correspondent ahead of - the world. let's go live to our bbc golf correspondent ahead of the i the world. let's go live to our bbc. golf correspondent ahead of the us open. ian, we've heard from some of 0pen. ian, we've heard from some of the players talking about it. is this conversation pervading every

aspect of the build up they in la? pretty much. it is a us open so people do want to talk about that liv but the backdrop is about the turmoil in man's gall. 0bviously for the past year and a bit but also the latest revelations, which is the deal that was announced to the surprise of everyone last week. a further twist to it now is that the pga tour commissionerjay monahan is dealing with a medical situation, is the way it has been termed by the pga tour. he has stepped down from his duties for the time being. which just adds another novel of uncertainty, which is the thing that i think is concerning the players more than anything else no one quite knows what the landscape will look like at this time next year. so many cuestions. like at this time next year. so many questions 0ne _ like at this time next year. so many questions. one thing _ like at this time next year. so many questions. one thing i _ like at this time next year. so many questions. one thing i did _ like at this time next year. so many questions. one thing i did want - like at this time next year. so many questions. one thing i did want to l questions. one thing i did want to explain for our viewers is one

element emerges week that the us senator also going to investigate this agreement —— us senate. what does a potentially mean? it this agreement -- us senate. what does a potentially mean?— does a potentially mean? it will come under _ does a potentially mean? it will come under intense _ does a potentially mean? it will come under intense scrutiny - does a potentially mean? it will come under intense scrutiny forj does a potentially mean? it will. come under intense scrutiny for the back of the international as well given the scope of this deal which takes in the dp world tour which is based in the united kingdom and obviously the american authorities are looking into this for that the implication of going into business with saudi arabia when the pga tour were asking forfederal with saudi arabia when the pga tour were asking for federal support in theirfight against were asking for federal support in their fight against saudi arabia and their fight against saudi arabia and their influence on the game. it certainly attracted an awful lot of interest so far. this is another aspect that just adds even more uncertainty as to whether or not this deal could potentially be blocked by the authorities. {eek this deal could potentially be blocked by the authorities. ok for the [en blocked by the authorities. ok for the plenty of _ blocked by the authorities. ok for the plenty of mileage _ blocked by the authorities. ok for the plenty of mileage in - blocked by the authorities. ok for the plenty of mileage in it - blocked by the authorities. ok for the plenty of mileage in it yet. in| the plenty of mileage in it yet. in terms of the action on the course, who are the pics for this major? it just feels like the heavyweight players are going to be the

challengers. that's been the theme so far this year, bronx beating out to when the masters without coming back to win the pga championship. obviously a ashes liv player. can schaffner get the potter working as every aspect of the game? is the world number one. he is in fine battle for that what will royal role do chemical cameron smith really hit the heights this weekend? kind of golf course with the —— rory mcelroy for the others come into the equation for the pot be surprised if it's not a number of players for the world top ten who are fighting it out, if they're not fighting it out come sunday evening. in out, if they're not fighting it out come sunday evening.— out, if they're not fighting it out come sunday evening. in cutter live in la for come sunday evening. in cutter live in m for the — come sunday evening. in cutter live in la for the plenty _ come sunday evening. in cutter live in la for the plenty more _ come sunday evening. in cutter live in la for the plenty more from - come sunday evening. in cutter live in la for the plenty more from ian l in la for the plenty more from ian over the coming days on bbc. a pretty startling admission from the wales coach telling the bbc he would not have returned to the job if he had known the true scale of

the problems facing the game in wales. the last year has seen the w r 0 -- w wales. the last year has seen the w r 0 —— w are you boiled in a sexism scandal with the chief executive resigned, coaches sacked or suspended, wales players threatened strike action over contracts, the national team struggled and the regional sides were fighting to save their futures. regional sides were fighting to save theirfutures. now he believes regional sides were fighting to save their futures. now he believes the adversity can strengthening the team heading into the autumn world cup. that strengthening the team heading into the autumn world cup.— strengthening the team heading into the autumn world cup. at the time to find an emit — the autumn world cup. at the time to find an emit different _ the autumn world cup. at the time to find an emit different decision. - the autumn world cup. at the time to find an emit different decision. in - find an emit different decision. in terms of excepting— terms of excepting absolutely. i would've gone _ terms of excepting absolutely. i would've gone somewhere - terms of excepting absolutely. i | would've gone somewhere else, probably. i look at it now and i'm going, actually, it's a positive. it's kind of the learnings i've had, what are the experience had and how to implement and put things in place that you can make do things better? i want to try and put something back into it and hopefully make a difference over the next few years

for that there's a great chance for us to reset and do things better. i think some really positive, tough decisions but really positive decisions but really positive decisions about the game in wales to predict the game in the future. there is no doubt that the success of the national team in the past, a lot of these issues were here but we probably paved over the cracks and they didn't come to the forefront of they didn't come to the forefront of the forefront. probably for the better. there's a chance to fix a lot of the things that needed fixing. while the pandemic may have officially ended for many people covert is still a concern. something that can be for british rower 0onagh cousins who retired from the sport three years at the contracted long covid. rowing had always been at the centre of 0onagh cousins's life at the start of 2020 she was on the cusp of our first 0lympics. but then

covid hit and everything changed. i said to my coach, i need a few days off, i think i've got a bit of a cold. that was the beginning of a year and a half for that looking back it will always be shocking to be how ill you can be without realising it. iwas be how ill you can be without realising it. i was really struggling to do normal tasks for that we were in lockdown so it limited it. iwas that we were in lockdown so it limited it. i was struggling with showering, struggling to get out of bed. i was struggling, just very normal basic tasks. bed. i was struggling, 'ust very normal basic tasksh bed. i was struggling, 'ust very normal basic tasks. today oonagh cousins is one _ normal basic tasks. today oonagh cousins is one of— normal basic tasks. today oonagh cousins is one of an _ normal basic tasks. today oonagh cousins is one of an estimated - normal basic tasks. today oonagh cousins is one of an estimated 1.9j cousins is one of an estimated 1.9 million people in the uk living a long covid, a condition recognised but not fully understood. she watched the postponed tokyo 0lympics from home but it was another year after that until she was to the british setting. i after that until she was to the british setting.— after that until she was to the british setting. i really felt a lot better. british setting. i really felt a lot better- the _ british setting. i really felt a lot better. the fatigue _ british setting. i really felt a lot better. the fatigue had - british setting. i really felt a lot better. the fatigue had been i british setting. i really felt a lot - better. the fatigue had been dealing with had gone away. it was such a victory but at that time it was actually also my emotional blind

spot and i was actually getting more ill at that point and i was ignoring the warning signals and ended up having a big relapse around november 2022. that has had a knock on effect on my health. i thought i was coming to the end of my long covid journey and i thought i made it back. i was just so desperate for normality, desperate to have my normaljob back. i miss being a rower so much. actually what happened is my career was coming to an end. that actually what happened is my career was coming to an end.— was coming to an end. at the age of 27, unable — was coming to an end. at the age of 27. unable to _ was coming to an end. at the age of 27, unable to train _ was coming to an end. at the age of 27, unable to train at _ was coming to an end. at the age of 27, unable to train at the _ was coming to an end. at the age of 27, unable to train at the level- 27, unable to train at the level she needed cousins took the decision to retire. in needed cousins took the decision to retire. ., needed cousins took the decision to retire. . . , ., ., , retire. in the end that decision was a feelin: retire. in the end that decision was a feeling of relief. _ retire. in the end that decision was a feeling of relief. i _ retire. in the end that decision was a feeling of relief. i can _ retire. in the end that decision was a feeling of relief. i can finally - a feeling of relief. i can finally start putting my body through the wringer. but there's a lot of grief, like i was just starting my international career. i was planning to go to paris, la, i do think that's where my life would've gone. there is a big loss of the life you envision not being there anymore. but there is also a lot of peace. i think long ago i had this virus and

it developed into a really severe disease. ifully gave myself it developed into a really severe disease. i fully gave myself to the process of trying to return for that i did everything i could. that means that now i can walk away and no i tried my best and there's nothing else i could have done. the pandemic hits each and — else i could have done. the pandemic hits each and every _ else i could have done. the pandemic hits each and every one _ else i could have done. the pandemic hits each and every one of _ else i could have done. the pandemic hits each and every one of us - hits each and every one of us differently. in 0onagh cousins cancer cells one of the lucky ones that she had support around her. she wants more research until long covid but as she plans next phase of her life there will always be a sense of what air. if life there will always be a sense of what air. , ., �* life there will always be a sense of what air. , . �* , ., what air. if they hadn't been a ulobal what air. if they hadn't been a global pandemic _ what air. if they hadn't been a global pandemic i _ what air. if they hadn't been a global pandemic i probably . what air. if they hadn't been a - global pandemic i probably would've gone to the olympics, would be a full—time athlete and that something that i have to handle for the rest of my life, basically. important story we wish her all the best in the future. there's been a lot of questions over the future of amateur boxing.

the olympics, with the global governing body, the iba being stripped of it's recognition by the international olympic committee last week. a move that came after its failure to meet a set of reforms. boxing in paris, like it was in tokyo will be run by the ioc and the first qualification spots up for grabs at next week's european games in poland. delicious 0rie and charley davison are part of the gb team heading there. this time it means more to me. last shot saloon for me. i'm raring to 90, shot saloon for me. i'm raring to go, really excited, can't wait to get to poland, get the drawer and get the ball rolling. last get to poland, get the drawer and get the ball rolling.— get the ball rolling. last year it was the year — get the ball rolling. last year it was the year of _ get the ball rolling. last year it was the year of the _ get the ball rolling. last year it - was the year of the commonwealth games so— was the year of the commonwealth games so i— was the year of the commonwealth games so i was fully focused on that everything _ games so i was fully focused on that everything was for me the life of the commonwealth games, the build—up and everything. it was the same this year~ _ and everything. it was the same this year~ well— and everything. it was the same this year. well qualified, the qualifying event _ year. well qualified, the qualifying event is _ year. well qualified, the qualifying event is everything to me. i will take _ event is everything to me. i will take everything out, take it to the commonwealth games was a into the qualifiers— commonwealth games was a into the qualifiers was up there is so much

history— qualifiers was up there is so much history and — qualifiers was up there is so much history and pedigree in european amateur— history and pedigree in european amateur boxing. how history and pedigree in european amateur boxing.— history and pedigree in european amateur boxing. how good a test is this of where _ amateur boxing. how good a test is this of where you _ amateur boxing. how good a test is this of where you are _ amateur boxing. how good a test is this of where you are in _ amateur boxing. how good a test is this of where you are in the - this of where you are in the terms of the talent right across the world? ., , . of the talent right across the world? .,, ., ., , of the talent right across the world? ., ., , , ., ., world? european games is one of the bi est world? european games is one of the biggest majors _ world? european games is one of the biggest majors in _ world? european games is one of the biggest majors in every _ world? european games is one of the biggest majors in every way - world? european games is one of the biggest majors in every way the - world? european games is one of the biggest majors in every way the best| biggest majors in every way the best boxes compete against each other for the but i believe i trained so hard for this. the but i believe i trained so hard forthis. i'm in the the but i believe i trained so hard for this. i'm in the best shape of my life at the moment. going into this, i really looking forward to it for that i feel good at this way, did you wait for me. i've gained so much experience with all the training camps, tournaments. this is definitely my last case saloon for that i can't wait to win a medal. community kids and still doing what she's doing is literally amazing. she's— she's doing is literally amazing. she's like — she's doing is literally amazing. she's like a superhero. i don't know how she's _ she's like a superhero. i don't know how she's able to do it. being able to have _ how she's able to do it. being able to have three kids, married some and still absolutely blow me out of...

it's amazing. how important is amateur boxing for your bowl, delicious i start with you, you're talking about role models and we had a period of uncertainty over the potential future of amateur boxing at the olympics with them how important is it and how much is that uncertainty impacted on the team? 0utside uncertainty impacted on the team? outside of competition, top level tournaments it honestly could change lives from _ tournaments it honestly could change lives from not the aspect of winning metals _ lives from not the aspect of winning metals and — lives from not the aspect of winning metals and qualifying butjust going into a _ metals and qualifying butjust going into a gym and having a coach and someone — into a gym and having a coach and someone else to talk to is such a bil someone else to talk to is such a big thing — someone else to talk to is such a big thing. i'm a real added effects for amateur boxing. we do an amazing thin- for amateur boxing. we do an amazing thing behind _ for amateur boxing. we do an amazing thing behind the sense for a lot of young especially. thing behind the sense for a lot of young especially-— thing behind the sense for a lot of young especially. amateur coaches don't aet young especially. amateur coaches don't get the _ young especially. amateur coaches don't get the recognition _ young especially. amateur coaches don't get the recognition they - don't get the recognition they deserve for that they put a lot of time and effort into these young people that come into the gym, whether that shoe box orjust people that come into the gym, whether that shoe box or just to build confidence. it helps a lot. i

know quite a few children that have not got the biggest of confidence and gone to the gym and its help them that they've gone on to bigger and better things and just believing in yourself and having that coach, they become like family. amateur boxing clubs play a massive part in any top athlete because that's where you start. any top athlete because that's where ou start. �* ., any top athlete because that's where ou start. �* . ,., ., ., ,, any top athlete because that's where ou start. �* . ,., ., ., ~ ., you start. amateur boxing, i look at it as it really — you start. amateur boxing, i look at it as it really humbles _ you start. amateur boxing, i look at it as it really humbles you _ you start. amateur boxing, i look at it as it really humbles you when - you start. amateur boxing, i look at it as it really humbles you when you walk into _ it as it really humbles you when you walk into the gym for the first time for the _ walk into the gym for the first time for the immediate big walk into the gym for the first time forthe immediate big man, i've gone in there _ forthe immediate big man, i've gone in there i'm _ forthe immediate big man, i've gone in there i'm a — forthe immediate big man, i've gone in there i'm a guy in the ring for the first— in there i'm a guy in the ring for the first time, the longest three minutes of my life i was very much humbies— minutes of my life i was very much humbles for— minutes of my life i was very much humbles for them it humbles a lot of people put— humbles for them it humbles a lot of people put up you walk out of the box room — people put up you walk out of the box room saying, men have got a lot of work to _ box room saying, men have got a lot of work to do — box room saying, men have got a lot of work to do. it can really change lives _ of work to do. it can really change lives it's— of work to do. it can really change lives it's very important.— of work to do. it can really change lives it's very important. thank you to delicious — lives it's very important. thank you to delicious and _ lives it's very important. thank you to delicious and charlie _ lives it's very important. thank you to delicious and charlie talking - lives it's very important. thank you to delicious and charlie talking to l to delicious and charlie talking to us for the all the best at the european games next week. finally to ice hockey as the biggest golden knights have won their stanley cup and just their six

season in the nhl. they were formed in 2017 cover the claim the trophy for the first time after they won the final series over the florida panthers. they sealed it with 89—3 victory in game five in las vegas. captain becoming the first player to score a hat trick in the stanley cup final since 1996. score a hat trick in the stanley cup finalsince 1996. his score a hat trick in the stanley cup final since 1996. his third coming as the packers were desperately trying to get back into the game for the fans through their caps onto the ice and celebration for the big golden knights winning the series. plenty of american sports come to the end of their series after the denver nuggets clenched the nba title as well. just a reminder before we go here on sportsday, just you breaking news in the last hour or so for that the bbc and itv have reached a deal, there will be broadcast of the women's world cup here in the uk after fifa boss infantino had threatened a european

blackout. there will be coverage of that women's world cup coming up in five weeks' time the website. see you again soon. bye—bye. hello there. for the vast majority of places, today was just a straightforward, fine, dry, sunny and very warm summer's day. look at this beautiful picture from a weather watcher in guernsey. however, also a beautiful picture, but a picture of something different from northern scotland. this was the exception. a big storm cloud there indicative of what was going on in northern scotland. you can see it here on our earlier satellite and radar sequence, some heavy showers and thunderstorms thatjust moved across the far north of scotland while the vast majority of other places stayed dry with lots of sunshine. through tonight's largely clear skies overhead,

those showers in northern scotland fade, some areas of low cloud mist and fog here and there. and if anything, a little bit cooler and fresher than some of the nights we've had so far this week, nine to 14 degrees, the overnight lows for most, but into tomorrow, most places getting off to a fine and sunny start. much of the low cloud lifting, some may linger close to western coast, but again, some very isolated thunderstorms. there could just be one or two in the far north of scotland again. conversely, further south in glasgow, it should stay dry with highs of 26 or 27. western counties of northern ireland seeing some showers and thunderstorms, one or two popping up over the hills and mountains of wales and perhaps the moors of the west country. can't completely rule out a shower elsewhere, but it should be largely dry. there will be a few places, though, where temperatures are just a degree or two down on where they have been of late. into friday this area of low pressure in the atlantic swirls ever closer, and this frontal system pushing northwards would introduce the chance for some thunderstorms in the far south west of england,

the far south west of wales, but more especially northern ireland, one or two popping up elsewhere. most places will be dry and with a subtle change in the wind direction, the winds not quite coming in off the chilly waters of the north sea. it is going to feeljust a little bit warmer for some of these eastern coasts, up to around 24 or 25 degrees into the weekend. our area of low pressure swirls towards us, and this will bring some sporadic outbreaks of showery rain and perhaps some heavier and more widespread thundery rain pushing northwards by the end of the weekend. so the increasing chance of some heavy downpours through the weekend and temperatures coming down just a little bit.

live from london. this is bbc news thousands of people gather for a vigil at nottingham university for the victims of tuesday's attacks. in ukraine — three people have been killed — in a russian attack on the black sea port of odesa. we'll be live with the latest. the european parliament draughts a code of conduct to regulate artificial intelligence in an attempt to limit potential harm. and we bring you an exclusive report from north korea were food is so scarce, people are starving to death.