few days, this humid over the next few days, this feat of humid air working its way across the country, in fact, by sunday, some south—eastern parts could get to 30 or 31. and that humid are starting to make its presence felt tonight, in the short time, some thunderstorms across parts of eastern england, quite severe storms actually now in places, they will slowly ease but by the end of the night with humid air pushing on, we will have more cloud into the west, outbreaks of rain, particularly for northern ireland in western scotland, and heading into tomorrow, more northern and western areas will see cloud, some outbreaks of rain. further south and east, the odd shower but some spells of sunshine. temperatures generally in the low to mid 20s, 19 for aberdeen, 26 or 27 in the london area. but it will feel more humid, more humid through friday night as well. in the saturday, quite a lot of cloud around first thing, some outbreaks of rain, particularly across parts of rain, particularly across parts of scotland, practice by developing

elsewhere, but mist and murk are still possible around some coasts. temperatures on saturday, a warm day for many of us, 23 to 28, and as we had three saturday into sunday, it's all lies to the west because there will be a frontal system approaching, as that runs into the warm and humid air it could give some quite severe thundery dampers in places on sunday, but ahead of that, we will have the real heat and humidity was highs of 30 or 31. so to sun things up for the weekend, it's going to turn very warm with some humid nights, and the chance for some thundery dampers. —— thundery downpours. thanks, ben. and that's bbc news at six. from the six team, it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. hello and welcome

to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. rain delays, but not before a maiden test wicket for lauren filer who gets england off to a good start in the opening day of the women's ashes. afairy a fairy tale victory for the flying frankie dettori winning in his final ever royal ascot before retiring. the second women's golf major is under way with ireland's storming of the leaderboard in newjersey. also coming up on sports day. with more big—name signed to saudi arabian clubs we look into the public investment fund in the potential impact on the premier league. goals for the special olympics for england this time in 0lympics for england this time in cycling.

welcome to the programme. the first day of the women's ashes got off to a great start for england with two quick wickets, but australia have fought back strongly and they will be tough to bowl out. they have not lost ashes since 2014 and they are tightening the grip on the trophy. they won the toss and elected to back but england took two wickets before lunch. kate cross getting the first of the day trapping phoebe, with an lbw on 23 runs. after lunch eliyse perry put australia in control proving to be once again a thorn in england's site. just one short of her sentry when she was dismissed by lauren filer on her test debut, her second wicket,. 0ur reporterjo currie has been watching at trent bridge.

what an entertaining day. absolutely and -la is what an entertaining day. absolutely and play is still _ what an entertaining day. absolutely and play is still going _ what an entertaining day. absolutely and play is still going on _ what an entertaining day. absolutely and play is still going on now - what an entertaining day. absolutely and play is still going on now but - and play is still going on now but what a topsy—turvy day of cricket. whether you are in england fan or australia finn or someone just coming to and enjoy a day out there was something for everyone today. and former england bowler and alex hartley how to even be given to sum up hartley how to even be given to sum up today's played that is going on behind us? it up today's played that is going on behind us? ., , , up today's played that is going on behind us? . , , ., , ., behind us? it has been a brilliant a's -la behind us? it has been a brilliant a's play we _ behind us? it has been a brilliant a's play we talk _ behind us? it has been a brilliant a's play we talk about _ behind us? it has been a brilliant a's play we talk about test - behind us? it has been a brilliant| a's play we talk about test cricket wanting _ a's play we talk about test cricket wanting it to be five days and we have _ wanting it to be five days and we have got — wanting it to be five days and we have got five days we had a bit of everything we've had classes we've had someone nearly getting 100 we have had _ had someone nearly getting 100 we have had rain. ijust love test cricket — have had rain. ijust love test cricket. today's been about that. you talk — cricket. today's been about that. you talk they are about someone nearly getting a hundred what did you enjoy more watching the us drilling caps and walk for not or alyssa healy being kicked out one short of 100. it’s alyssa healy being kicked out one short of 100-— short of 100. it's really tough. i think perry _ short of 100. it's really tough. i think perry getting _ short of 100. it's really tough. i think perry getting 99, - short of 100. it's really tough. i think perry getting 99, the - short of 100. it's really tough. i i think perry getting 99, the captain getting _ think perry getting 99, the captain getting her third consecutive ashes duck, _ getting her third consecutive ashes duck, that— getting her third consecutive ashes duck, that is great. but every time someone _ duck, that is great. but every time someone gets a deck out i do not want _

someone gets a deck out i do not want people to score runs against england so i have to go with healy's duck _ england so i have to go with healy's duck. ., ., ., , england so i have to go with healy's duck. ., ., .,, ., ,, england so i have to go with healy's duck. ., ., .,, ., _ , .,, duck. for on the least easy she was dismissed by _ duck. for on the least easy she was dismissed by lauren _ duck. for on the least easy she was dismissed by lauren filer, - duck. for on the least easy she was dismissed by lauren filer, 22 - dismissed by lauren filer, 22 years old made her england debut today to be good so far, sum up what kind of threat that she brings to this england side. she threat that she brings to this england side.— england side. she has been brilliant- — england side. she has been brilliant. she _ england side. she has been brilliant. she has _ england side. she has been brilliant. she has raw- england side. she has beenl brilliant. she has raw talent, overall— brilliant. she has raw talent, overall pace and england have picked her because she's a fast bowler, 76 mph which — her because she's a fast bowler, 76 mph which is quick and the women's if she _ mph which is quick and the women's if she gets _ mph which is quick and the women's if she gets that bounced. someone like izzy— if she gets that bounced. someone like izzy is— if she gets that bounced. someone like izzy is a skinnier boulder, she at the _ like izzy is a skinnier boulder, she at the unpredictability when it comes— at the unpredictability when it comes to her about. so to get. 0ut comes to her about. so to get. out for 99 _ comes to her about. so to get. out for 99 is _ comes to her about. so to get. out for 99 is a — comes to her about. so to get. out for 99 is a huge achievement especially on test debut. we have seen england _ especially on test debut. we have seen england women's _ especially on test debut. we have seen england women's games - especially on test debut. we have . seen england women's games played not in the top stadiums they have not in the top stadiums they have not always been publicised well. playing games and front of practically no fans today talked about the atmosphere and growth that we have seen today alone. the about the atmosphere and growth that we have seen today alone.— we have seen today alone. the crowd has been brilliant _ we have seen today alone. the crowd has been brilliant today. _ we have seen today alone. the crowd has been brilliant today. i _ we have seen today alone. the crowd has been brilliant today. i know- has been brilliant today. i know when _ has been brilliant today. i know when you — has been brilliant today. i know when you look at it on the tv it does look— when you look at it on the tv it does look quite empty, but actually it had _ does look quite empty, but actually it had the _ does look quite empty, but actually it had the opportunity to sell out stadiums at which we have not had in the past _ stadiums at which we have not had in the past we — stadiums at which we have not had in the past. we have had the opportunity to sell it bigger to

stadiums and you have to start somewhere and hopefully the more that we _ somewhere and hopefully the more that we play at sittings like this the more — that we play at sittings like this the more people come and watch. we've _ the more people come and watch. we've had — the more people come and watch. we've had a berlin crowd today in the pavilion has been full and has been _ the pavilion has been full and has been loves — the pavilion has been full and has been loves gets here and has been good _ been loves gets here and has been aood fun. ., , , been loves gets here and has been aood fun. , , ., ., good fun. play is still going on at the moment _ good fun. play is still going on at the moment but _ good fun. play is still going on at the moment but if— good fun. play is still going on at the moment but if things - good fun. play is still going on at the moment but if things stay as| the moment but if things stay as they are heading into tomorrow morning, what you want to see from england when they started to? i think if they are stable and has been _ think if they are stable and has been good fun. play is still going on at _ been good fun. play is still going on at the — been good fun. play is still going on at the moment but if things stay as they— on at the moment but if things stay as they are — on at the moment but if things stay as they are heading into tomorrow morning. — as they are heading into tomorrow morning, what you want to see from england _ morning, what you want to see from england when they started to? i think— england when they started to? i think it— england when they started to? i think if they are stability for which — think if they are stability for which it— think if they are stability for which it looks like they will be, to stick— which it looks like they will be, to stick to— which it looks like they will be, to stick to your plans, still be aggressive, they want to be aggressive, they want to be aggressive, they want to be aggressive, they would to entertaining and they want to inspire — entertaining and they want to inspire. by doing that the lights of lauren _ inspire. by doing that the lights of lauren filer have done that today so bowl your best ball keep the stubs and play— bowl your best ball keep the stubs and play in the wickets will come. quickly— and play in the wickets will come. quickly let's talk about danny white, she split 245 england appearances and white ball matches tomorrow in her 30s, she could finally make her test if you, what a moment i could be for her. by, finally make her test if you, what a moment i could be for her.- moment i could be for her. a huge moment. moment i could be for her. a huge moment- i — moment i could be for her. a huge moment- i saw _ moment i could be for her. a huge moment. i saw her _ moment i could be for her. a huge moment. i saw her this _ moment i could be for her. a huge moment. i saw her this morning i moment i could be for her. a huge i moment. i saw her this morning and she went, i— moment. i saw her this morning and she went, i must've broken some sort of record. _ she went, i must've broken some sort of record. i_ she went, i must've broken some sort of record, i must be the oldest player— of record, i must be the oldest player ever to make my test debut. nearly _ player ever to make my test debut. nearly. and since 1984. so she's up there _ nearly. and since 1984. so she's up there she — nearly. and since 1984. so she's up there she is— nearly. and since 1984. so she's up there. she is a record breakerand

i'm just _ there. she is a record breakerand i'm just -- — there. she is a record breakerand i'm just —— chuffed for her. it shows— i'm just —— chuffed for her. it shows that _ i'm just —— chuffed for her. it shows that the new purchasing things every dutch differently and giving her the _ every dutch differently and giving her the opportunity. if every dutch differently and giving her the opportunity.— her the opportunity. if you are wondering _ her the opportunity. if you are wondering why _ her the opportunity. if you are wondering why she _ her the opportunity. if you are wondering why she speaking l her the opportunity. if you are | wondering why she speaking to her the opportunity. if you are - wondering why she speaking to us... thank you the match starts again on live here i trent bridge from 11 o'clock in the morning. australia 283-6. frankie _ o'clock in the morning. australia 283-6. frankie dettori _ o'clock in the morning. australia 283-6. frankie dettori won - o'clock in the morning. australia 283-6. frankie dettori won his. o'clock in the morning. australia - 283-6. frankie dettori won his ninth 283—6. frankie dettori won his ninth and final goal to leave my gold cup. an epic battle through the final four lump at the italian jockey held on for victory for victory. particularly poignant as he retires at the end of the season. goal cupped stacy's horse racing's best day compete for the top prize. if you have lasted longer in the

sport than frankie dettori. with retirement to come at the end of the season, his right on board was his final chance to win a ninth gold cup and add to his list of 78 winners at the royal meeting. as the tally moved alongside well backed favourite, the headline had been written. . ~ favourite, the headline had been written. ., ~ , ., ., written. frankie dettori will win on his final gold — written. frankie dettori will win on his final gold cup _ written. frankie dettori will win on his final gold cup rally. _ written. frankie dettori will win on his final gold cup rally. approval i his final gold cup rally. approval waited in the _ his final gold cup rally. approval waited in the winners _ his final gold cup rally. approval waited in the winners enclosure | his final gold cup rally. approval l waited in the winners enclosure as the celebrations began, king charles having already seen his horse is the year but when he comes to horse racing even at the age of 52, the sky is still —— the sky is the limit for frankie dettori. a promising start to the women's major of the year, for ireland's leona in contention on the first day of the lpga championship in new jersey in hopes to become the first irish woman to win a major. but as it is early days of course in a tough field to compete in. level on

par while japan's was top of the leaderboard at the last luck. us golfjournalists is there for us. a few strong contenders for this one and of course the leaderboard changing all the time. as he mentioned look she is hot off of the wind and of course the first irish player ever to win on the lpga and of course coming up over the last couple of holes here.- last couple of holes here. sorry, ou last couple of holes here. sorry, you were — last couple of holes here. sorry, you were interrupted _ last couple of holes here. sorry, you were interrupted there, - last couple of holes here. sorry, | you were interrupted there, carry last couple of holes here. sorry, - you were interrupted there, carry on please. it’s you were interrupted there, carry on lease. �* , ., , you were interrupted there, carry on lease. 3 .,, ., ., please. it's ok. i was going to say one of the — please. it's ok. i was going to say one of the great _ please. it's ok. i was going to say one of the great coming _ please. it's ok. i was going to say one of the great coming out - one of the great coming out of couege one of the great coming out of college golf here in the united states won her lpga debut recently and is putting together a fine round on a difficult day. the first day

that women have competed here in a major championship since mickey wright won the us open in 1961 so a big week for lpga. the wright won the us open in 1961 so a big week for lpga.— big week for lpga. the defending cham - ion big week for lpga. the defending champion not do _ big week for lpga. the defending champion not do quite _ big week for lpga. the defending champion not do quite as - big week for lpga. the defending champion not do quite as well - big week for lpga. the defending i champion not do quite as well as she might have hoped. she champion not do quite as well as she might have hoped.— might have hoped. she has been stru: calin might have hoped. she has been struggling with _ might have hoped. she has been struggling with a _ might have hoped. she has been struggling with a back— might have hoped. she has been struggling with a back injury - might have hoped. she has been struggling with a back injury and | might have hoped. she has been i struggling with a back injury and so this has been a start and stop your for her so does a one. you mentioned leona mcguire. _ for her so does a one. you mentioned leona mcguire, she _ for her so does a one. you mentioned leona mcguire, she hopes— for her so does a one. you mentioned leona mcguire, she hopes to - for her so does a one. you mentioned leona mcguire, she hopes to becomej leona mcguire, she hopes to become the first irish woman to win a major, of course comes off at the back of the wind as well, but how likely to think it will be this time aroundwe have a long way to go as you said but i think there are a few players playing with more confidence than leona, it is her goal to get the majors camus spoke earlier last week but she has her long—time court —— coach with her who's been with her since around years old and she's been using some of the short game

shots that she learned last summer. so a fellow irishman who was oneself or majors herself so he has a lot of good folks in her corner.— good folks in her corner. apologies for the sound _ good folks in her corner. apologies for the sound interruptions - good folks in her corner. apologies for the sound interruptions and - for the sound interruptions and thank you for your time. saudi arabia's attempts to buy a bigger stake in football continues with more and more star players being linked to four of the biggest saudi clubs who've been taken over by the country's public investment fund. the organisation owns newcastle united and it has been reported that the pif are also major investors in chelsea's majority shareholder clearla ke capital. big names including cristiano ronaldo, karim benzema and now, chelsea's n'golo kante have already joined the saudi pro league. earlier i spoke to our sports news editor dan roan and began by asking him what concerns there might be about the infiltration of saudi money into the premier league in terms of financial fair play? i think there is a number of worries

being expressed firstly that there may be an exodus of top talent away from europe towards the saudi pro league something that the ua for president himself has expressed in recent days. could this lead to inflated transfer wages, salaries and agents fees as well? that has been concerns raised about competitive balance, whether or not some clubs, if they are bankrolled by middle eastern states like saudi arabia or by ruling families for example i dhabi, manchester city, could they become too dominant in the competitive balance of the football landscape could be affected but there's also an integrity question as well. there have been reports that the pif the sovereign wealth fund of saudi arabia who owned newcastle united and who are bankrolling this big investment into the saudi league also have a stake in clearlake capital, the private equity group that are majority shareholders in chelsea will stop chelsea have not denied that that is the case that they do denied that

there is any kind of direct or undue influence over what chelsea are doing from saudi arabia's side. i suppose the fear is that if that were the case n'golo kante, one of the many players linked to big money moves to saudi arabia, he made the moves to saudi arabia, he made the move that others could follow. we know that chelsea need to off—load a significant amount of talent in order to meet the rules posted big losses in recent years the rules only allowed for a certain amount of losses and so does this give them potentially some kind of advantage because of this potential link with the pif. that is something which chelsea has downplayed any possibility of.— chelsea has downplayed any ossibili of. ,, , ., possibility of. issues arising from a moral point _ possibility of. issues arising from a moral point of— possibility of. issues arising from a moral point of view _ possibility of. issues arising from a moral point of view as - possibility of. issues arising from a moral point of view as well. - possibility of. issues arising from | a moral point of view as well. this is a familiar— a moral point of view as well. this is a familiar argument. _ a moral point of view as well. try 3 is a familiar argument. this is all part of a sports washing attempts, a cynical ploy by a country in the middle east with chequered human

rights reputation using sport, and this gives football, using that association to legitimise, normalise its regime and reputation. that is something which human rights campaigners are adamant about. we haveis campaigners are adamant about. we have is expressed different countries in sports but if you talk to the saudi arabian authorities they deny that. they said that this is an attempt to try and invest in sport to diversify their economy, increased tourism, preparing for a post—oil world. to try and decrease participation and inspire the published stick of football, go and watch football and may be saved as part of a much wider social societal attempt to bring about modernisation. they refer to the fact that there is now a women's national team in saudi arabia. there is thousands of girls and women playing the game. there are leagues being created and they want the saudi pearly to be one of top leagues in the world. so depends on who you talk to, as ever with this but you can see why for many, this does raise ethical questions. iloathed

does raise ethical questions. what is their end _ does raise ethical questions. what is their end point, _ does raise ethical questions. what is their end point, what _ does raise ethical questions. what is their end point, what is - does raise ethical questions. what is their end point, what is it that they are aiming to achieve in terms of football? i they are aiming to achieve in terms of football?— of football? i think in terms of the ro of football? i think in terms of the pro league. _ of football? i think in terms of the pro league. to _ of football? i think in terms of the pro league, to establish _ of football? i think in terms of the pro league, to establish it - of football? i think in terms of the pro league, to establish it and - pro league, to establish it and effectively establish it as one of the top divisions and leagues in the world. they have some very good talent i think when they see the likes of dubai and abu dhabi go ahead of them when it comes to other sports like golf for example, all that that is not being addressed, i think they want to establish saudi arabia is the place in the middle east for football. four of their top clubs now come under the control of pif. of course they also newcastle the champions league, they could see some success next season in european club competition. long—term, there is a pure prospect of a world cup and| and i think a lot of that is paving the way for that. and they will host the way for that. and they will host the club world cup for them a big moment for them and they are hosting each championships in a couple year's time as well and they want to host the women's equivalent of that i think in 2027 so there is not like going on with saudi arabia football.

the ambition seems limitless and what happens up until recently would have felt almost impossible is becoming a reality. the efl fixtures have been announced today — with the three relegated premier league sides learning their opening day opponents. leeds and leicester are both at home on the opening weekend — against cardiff and coventry respectively. new southampton boss russell martin's first game in charge will be a long away trip to newly—promoted sheffield wednesday in the season's opening fixture on the friday night. that game has been brought forward for tv purposes and involves a round trip of 416 miles for an 8 o'clock kick off. and ipswich town's game away to sunderland has been moved to 5 o'clock on a sunday — that's a round trip of 564 miles. all the fixtures across the three leagues are available now on the bbc sport website and app.

let's take a quick look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines... plate 179 games for his hometown team. elvin evans is fifth after the opening day of rally kenya in nairobi. the briton is 3.3 seconds behind leader 0tt tanak. evans was fourth last time out in italy and will be hoping to at least match the second place he achieved in kenya last year. the rally ends on sunday. the international olympic committee has voted to expel the international boxing association from the olympic movement. it's the first time the ioc has kicked out a governing body in its 129—year history. it's after a number of allegations of rigged decisions at the rio 2016 olympics.

meanwhile the australian seven seed who knocked out andy murray on tuesdayis who knocked out andy murray on tuesday is also through after beating diego schwartzman injust over an hour. the bbc runs of the day for us. they have a multinational line up here and it is led by the top seed from spain, what do you make of his performance today? titer? from spain, what do you make of his performance today? very impressive. in total control. _ performance today? very impressive. in total control. his _ performance today? very impressive. in total control. his opponent - performance today? very impressive. in total control. his opponent is - in total control. his opponent is not by any way about player but today alcaraz was just dominating. use improving on the grass each match and i suspect it would just continue to improve. match and i suspect it would 'ust continue to improvei continue to improve. look at his movement _ continue to improve. look at his movement can _ continue to improve. look at his movement can you _ continue to improve. look at his movement can you see - continue to improve. look at his movement can you see that - continue to improve. look at his movement can you see that it's| movement can you see that it's changing to adapt to the cross? ilrrul’heh changing to adapt to the cross? when ou come changing to adapt to the cross? when you come off — changing to adapt to the cross? when you come off of _ changing to adapt to the cross? when you come off of the _ changing to adapt to the cross? when you come off of the play _ changing to adapt to the cross? when you come off of the play you go changing to adapt to the cross? kwief'i you come off of the play you go into shots expecting to push off a lot

easier, on the grass cannot do that you really have to take those adjustment steps. the first round of over a few times that is quite natural here especially on the fresh green grass. it is a see each match is getting more and more comfortable.— is getting more and more comfortable. ~ , , comfortable. making his debut here at queens and _ comfortable. making his debut here at queens and he _ comfortable. making his debut here at queens and he knows _ comfortable. making his debut here at queens and he knows that - comfortable. making his debut here at queens and he knows that if- comfortable. making his debut here at queens and he knows that if he l at queens and he knows that if he wins the title he will go back to number one in the world ahead of novak djokovic. i have love the way that adrian played today, one of the senior players on tour from france. he has an ability to do things with his that few players can do. absolutely. he reallyjust controls the rallies using so many different tools, the shapes and spends. the power comes from timing as well from his racket, you can see from this rally he has taylor on the string, and i shot there on the backend, smash. he did really well. i was impressed by the way he handled the serve today. he was reading it

today. he serve today. he was reading it toda . .,' serve today. he was reading it toda . ., today. he saw off taylor fritz, the third seed is _ today. he saw off taylor fritz, the third seed is out _ today. he saw off taylor fritz, the third seed is out and _ today. he saw off taylor fritz, the third seed is out and he _ today. he saw off taylor fritz, the third seed is out and he will- today. he saw off taylor fritz, the third seed is out and he will not i third seed is out and he will not face the australian who spent the least time on court as anyone. he's looked hugely efficient. also tomorrow we will see kim norrie of great britain up against another player. two outstanding cycle performances in berlin for the special olympics. they reflect the unique opportunity for support to provide for peoples intellectual disabilities. a trailblazer for the community and one woman learned to ride a bicycle so that she could be at the games. both of one metals prompting some emotional scenes. special olympics, the man for any moment who excels as a cyclist but thatis moment who excels as a cyclist but that is just part of it. from his bedroom and shuffled he is now

famous stadium pictures that have been displayed at the royal academy. and berlin dial through more boundaries that still surrounded intellectual disability. 25 km, 46 minutes, sprint finish and a silver medal. it minutes, sprint finish and a silver medal. . , minutes, sprint finish and a silver medal. ., , ., , minutes, sprint finish and a silver medal. ., , ., medal. it was really tactical and it went really _ medal. it was really tactical and it went really well _ medal. it was really tactical and it went really well and _ medal. it was really tactical and it went really well and it _ medal. it was really tactical and it went really well and it was - medal. it was really tactical and it went really well and it was tiring. | went really well and it was tiring. the connection you get from isjust pure joy— the connection you get from isjust pure joy and it is wonderful and everyone — pure joy and it is wonderful and everyone is rooting for everyone else _ everyone is rooting for everyone else 68 — everyone is rooting for everyone else. , �* . , . , everyone is rooting for everyone else. ,�* , ., everyone is rooting for everyone else. gb cyclist are the team cheerin: else. gb cyclist are the team cheering achievement - else. gb cyclist are the team cheering achievement and i else. gb cyclist are the team . cheering achievement and effort remember the motto here, be your best. during the pandemic i love learned how to write a bicycle, now here she is racing. now here she is completing the one km time trial and three and a half minutes in winning. gold medallist how do you feel?

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amen and ausar thompson could make history, becoming the first siblings to be picked inside the top 10 — despite not coming through the american university system. 0ur reporter adam samuel and told him who they're looking forward to facing in the nba. i would say llanes. would you be lookin: i would say llanes. would you be looking forward _ i would say llanes. would you be looking forward to _ i would say llanes. would you be looking forward to playing - i would say llanes. would you be | looking forward to playing against him as— looking forward to playing against him as well? | looking forward to playing against him as well?— him as well? i would. if i had to ruard him as well? i would. if i had to guard him _ him as well? i would. if i had to guard him i— him as well? i would. if i had to guard him i would _ him as well? i would. if i had to guard him i would give - him as well? i would. if i had to guard him i would give him - him as well? i would. if i had to guard him i would give him a i him as well? i would. if i had to l guard him i would give him a hard time. more people look somewhere in my position, mitchell, jimmy butler, tatum, people like that. in my position, mitchell, jimmy butler, tatum, people like that.— tatum, people like that. in regards to our tatum, people like that. in regards to your own — tatum, people like that. in regards to your own draught _ tatum, people like that. in regards to your own draught class - tatum, people like that. in regards to your own draught class there - tatum, people like that. in regardsj to your own draught class there are some _ to your own draught class there are some high— to your own draught class there are some high names, who have you played against, _ some high names, who have you played against, who— some high names, who have you played against, who do you reckon you match up against, who do you reckon you match up with _ against, who do you reckon you match up with well? — against, who do you reckon you match up with well? all against, who do you reckon you match uo with well?— against, who do you reckon you match up with well?—

against, who do you reckon you match up with well?_ with - up with well? all of them. with everybody- _ up with well? all of them. with everybody. tell _ up with well? all of them. with everybody. tell me _ up with well? all of them. with everybody. tell me to - up with well? all of them. with everybody. tell me to go - up with well? all of them. with everybody. tell me to go guardj everybody. tell me to go guard victor and _ everybody. tell me to go guard victor and l— everybody. tell me to go guard victor and i will _ everybody. tell me to go guard victor and i will go _ everybody. tell me to go guard victor and i will go take - everybody. tell me to go guard victor and i will go take his - everybody. tell me to go guard i victor and i will go take his shot, to it off the air. i have an eight foot wingspan. staying in america, dan whelan could end a 38 year wait for an irishman to play in the nfl. he's signed a deal with the green bay packers and will be competing with long—time packers star ben 0“donnell for the starting position this season. the most recent irish nfl star was neil 0“donoghue, who played for 8 years in the league and is still the tallest kicker in nfl history at 6“6“'. nigel spoke to him. six foot six with a booming right leg. dan has caught the eye of the green bay packers. born in whitlow he moved to the states in his teens. he started in college as a kicker showing off his skills like this 73 yard field goal on social media. but his coaches had other ideas. ilrrul’ith

yard field goal on social media. but his coaches had other ideas. with my bills in the camps _ his coaches had other ideas. with my bills in the camps i _ his coaches had other ideas. with my bills in the camps i went _ his coaches had other ideas. with my bills in the camps i went to _ bills in the camps i went to and they brought me, they said i think we should transfer you to just be a punter so ijust did that and that is like a whole different leg swing compared to kicking. so it took a long time to get use to. but i figured it out. he long time to get use to. but i figured it out.— long time to get use to. but i figured it out. he certainly did. and impressive _ figured it out. he certainly did. and impressive season - figured it out. he certainly did. and impressive season with . figured it out. he certainly did. | and impressive season with the figured it out. he certainly did. - and impressive season with the dc defenders and the minor league xl saw him signed by green bay. despite the californian accent, he still looks across the pond sport twice. irish rugby, when the six nations this year, pretty bad, newcastle united is my favourite premier league team, big follower of them. just make the champions league for the first time in a long time. love watching any type of sports, except baseball. i“d watching any type of sports, except baseball. i'd rather watch cricket and of baseball. for baseball. i'd rather watch cricket and of baseball.— and of baseball. for now he is firmly focused _ and of baseball. for now he is firmly focused on _ and of baseball. for now he is firmly focused on securing - and of baseball. for now he is firmly focused on securing hisj and of baseball. for now he is - firmly focused on securing his place on the green bay packers“s roster.

coming to green bay instead of looking so far into the future i“m looking so far into the future i'm looking so far into the future i'm looking ahead to the next day. like what will i do tomorrow to be 1% better than yesterday. i think if i do that all the way through camp and i will have a good opportunity to play. i will have a good opportunity to .la . ., i will have a good opportunity to play. dan and the packers have the first preseason _ play. dan and the packers have the first preseason game _ play. dan and the packers have the first preseason game in _ play. dan and the packers have the first preseason game in august. i that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. more on our website including more of those incredible moments from the special olympics. that is it for now, thank you for watching. bye—bye. hello there. nice day for scotland and northern ireland today with some sunshine. for england and wales there“ll be some sunny spells, but we're going to find a scattering of showers around as well and maybe a risk of some slow moving thunderstorms through parts of the midlands and eastern england as well.

warmer in the sunshine again today. temperatures widely in the low to mid 20s and could make 28 degrees in the south—east of england. those showers that do develop shouldn't last too long this evening. they'll fade away and it'll be dry for a while. but then as we head further into the night, we're going to find cloud coming in from the atlantic that will bring some rain into northern ireland, push the cloud over the irish sea heading into western scotland as well. quite a warm night tonight, but there are warmer and more humid nights to come as we head into the weekend. this is the picture, though, on friday. and that rain clears northern ireland to be followed by some sharp showers, some rain pushes into scotland, into northern england and across wales. many sheltered eastern areas may well be dry and through much of the midlands towards the south—east we should see more sunshine around here. and this is where we'll see the highest temperatures around the mid 20s in the south—east of england. under the cloud and some rain at times further north and west temperatures will be a bit lower, and temperatures may be a bit lower

for the women's ashes cricket at trent bridge, day two. it should be dry this time, even though there will be quite a bit of cloud around. and there“ll be quite a cloudy start, i think, for many of us to start the weekend, we will see the overnight rain clearing away. just a few showers around, mainly drifting northwards across scotland. the cloud should tend to thin and break and that will allow it to get warmer temperatures into the mid twenties for scotland and northern ireland and could be close to 30 degrees in the south east of england. so it's getting hot on saturday. it's also getting really quite humid as we draw this humid air, this muggy airfrom continental europe ahead of this weather front, which will eventually bring a change in the weather. that's going to bring some heavy rain and some thunderstorms into northern ireland and then through the day towards scotland, wales and some western parts of england. staying dry until late in the day for eastern areas. here, it's still going to be very muggy. temperatures could be 30 degrees in the southeast and east anglia. out to the west after the rain, it does turn a little cooler and fresher, but until then, it looks like it's going to be

dry for glastonbury. it will be getting more humid and also warmer. live from london, this is bbc news. live from london, this is bbc news. the bbc has been told the bbc has been told that the debris found in the search that the debris found in the search area of the missing titanic sub area of the missing titanic sub includes parts of includes parts of

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