about 15 minutes fighters came on about 15 minutes ago to huge roars. it will be emotionalfor this ban, they haven't performed at glastonbury since the death of their powerhouse drummer taylor hawkins. it feels like this festival is really building now, of course, lizzo, rick astley, artic monkeys and sir eltonjohn on sunday. —— arctic monkeys. is no need for monkeys, i take it, this year! —— no need for wellies. i think the wellies can stay at home but it might be a bit sweaty slipping in a tent, real humidity in the forecast, and then the chance of some thundery downpours, the hopefully not too many of those at glastonbury. tonight, some rain across parts of northern ireland, wales and then pushing up across scotland, elsewhere areas of cloud, misty and murky for some coasts and hills but these are the overnight lows, 15 or 16, hills but these are the overnight lows, 15 or16, and bear in mind, it

will only briefly get down to those lows, as soon as the sun comes up tomorrow those temperatures will quickly climb. we will see a fair amount of cloud at first, some rain across the north west of scotland, some sunny spells will develop. just the odd shower across parts of northern england, the midlands and wales, the best of the sunshine by the afternoon down towards the south. it will be a really warm day wherever you are, 2a for belfast, glasgow 29, in london. as we head into the evening, the orange colours don't really drain away from the map, heading to bed on saturday night, ten, 11, temperatures in london, sheffield, still up around 23 celsius. so another very warm and humid night. into sunday, signs of a change. this frontal system pushing in from the west which will eventually bring some heavy, thundery downpours, initially across northern ireland than in the parts of scotland, wales, the south—west of scotland, wales, the south—west of england, a few showers breaking out ahead of that, some could be heavy and thundery, maybe some hail for good measure. but with all that

heat being squashed at the south—west corner, temperatures could well get up to 31, fresher by the afternoon in the west, a fresher week ahead. this coming week and with that we will see some spells of rain at times. thanks, ben. that's it. i'm back at ten, but you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website, as the news continues here on bbc one. let's join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. bye for now. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris, the headlines this evening... tammy beaumont leads glenn's batting effort as they respond to india's innings in the ashes test. it was the moment that divided his old and no new clubs fans, brendan rodgers admits it was sad to leave celtic four years ago.

i certainly don't regret it, but what i do regret was that caused people, which is why i'm here today. cameron norrie has just lost cameron norrie hasjust lost at cameron norrie has just lost at the quarterfinals in queens. also coming up on sportsday... the biggest talent since lebron james — that's notjust because he is seven and a half feet tall. he's the first pick of the nba draught. and changing a rectangle for a diamond as one of baseball's oldest rivalries comes to new territory. we look ahead to the cardinals in the cubs meeting in london. from the bbc sports centre, this is sportsday. it's been a day of heavy scoring at

the women's ashes as women democrat england attempt to meet the nmecha australia. so how crucial might sophie eccleston�*s bowling be? jo currie reports. fresh optimism and a chance for fans to see the very best cricketers in the world fighting it out for the ultimate prize. with quick quick if the order of the day, england would need to start with a little more pace than this. —— quick wickets. in truth, it was a sluggish start. the removal of alana king the onlyjoy. australia on the only hand, dust on the other hand unearthed another star. annabelle sutherland badly got number eight, punishing england throughout the morning, cruising to her first century. the fastest set of test hundred for australia. lunch came and the final week it finally went. sophie eccleston with a fiver, putting the end to this epic

innings, but not before the visitors posted a giant total of 473. the highest women's test score in the last 20 years, sutherland 137 not out. a . last 20 years, sutherland 137 not out. . , ., and out. magnificent contribution. and havinu out. magnificent contribution. and having shown _ out. magnificent contribution. and having shown with _ out. magnificent contribution. and having shown with the _ out. magnificent contribution. and having shown with the bat, - out. magnificent contribution. and having shown with the bat, what l having shown with the bat, what could she do with the ball? that, and the lamb gone. england clearly need runs, but are in a decent position, and with the experienced duo of beaumont and knight at the helm, they need to settle and find their rhythm. tammy beaumont didn't just find her rhythm, she was positively waltzing as she made her half—century style democrat in style. captain heather knight brought her own flair as she followed suit, with a england reaching 150 before she succumbed. let's speak now to jo let's speak now tojo currie, i can tell you that tammy beaumont has just reached her century as england

217 - just reached her century as england 217 — two, a second century of the day as england have an impressive response to that fake australian total? ~ , , ., , . , response to that fake australian total? ~ ,,., , . , , total? absolutely, the cheers behind us rinuain total? absolutely, the cheers behind us ringing out _ total? absolutely, the cheers behind us ringing out around _ total? absolutely, the cheers behind us ringing out around trent - total? absolutely, the cheers behind us ringing out around trent bridge i us ringing out around trent bridge as beaumont claims that 100, but today it's been a day of two halves for england, this morning it was a slightly sluggish start pot huge 137 but after this evening they've gone well with the bat, and captain heather knight making her half—century and beaumont now on 100, as well. allie mitchell from bbc, how do you sum up today's play? bearin bbc, how do you sum up today's play? bear in mind it's going on behind us. �* , . ., ., bear in mind it's going on behind us. 2 . ., ., ., bear in mind it's going on behind us. it's exciting to hear that tammy beaumont has _ us. it's exciting to hear that tammy beaumont has made _ us. it's exciting to hear that tammy beaumont has made a _ us. it's exciting to hear that tammy beaumont has made a maiden - us. it's exciting to hear that tammy beaumont has made a maiden test| us. it's exciting to hear that tammy - beaumont has made a maiden test 100, and it really— beaumont has made a maiden test 100, and it really well played knock as well, _ and it really well played knock as well, the — and it really well played knock as well, the start of the day did not io well, the start of the day did not go to— well, the start of the day did not go to plan— well, the start of the day did not go to plan for england, they would've been hoping when they started _ would've been hoping when they started the day with seven australian wickets down that they wouldn't — australian wickets down that they wouldn't have taken long to knock

over the _ wouldn't have taken long to knock over the last three, but australia managing — over the last three, but australia managing to post more than 150 between — managing to post more than 150 between annabelle sutherland, you mentioned her fantastic 100, and asked _ mentioned her fantastic 100, and asked garden really frustrating, so kim garth— asked garden really frustrating, so kim garth really frustrating england so they've _ kim garth really frustrating england so they've got a mountain to climb trying _ so they've got a mountain to climb trying to— so they've got a mountain to climb trying to get close on first innings, but it looks like with this 100 from — innings, but it looks like with this 100 from beaumont, that they'll probably— 100 from beaumont, that they'll probably end the day around 250 in arrears. _ probably end the day around 250 in arrears, which gives us something, they've _ arrears, which gives us something, they've certainly got something to work with — they've certainly got something to work with tomorrow. not they've certainly got something to work with tomorrow.— they've certainly got something to work with tomorrow. not many people would exoect — work with tomorrow. not many people would exoect a — work with tomorrow. not many people would expect a player _ work with tomorrow. not many people would expect a player coming - work with tomorrow. not many people would expect a player coming in - work with tomorrow. not many people would expect a player coming in at - would expect a player coming in at eight to be scoring over 100 like sutherland did, but let's talk about the importance of moment to the match going forward.— the importance of moment to the match going forward. she’s -- match going forward. she's -- beaumont — match going forward. she's -- beaumont. she's _ match going forward. she's -- beaumont. she's accelerated l match going forward. she's -- i beaumont. she's accelerated the endin: so beaumont. she's accelerated the ending so there _ beaumont. she's accelerated the ending so there was _ beaumont. she's accelerated the ending so there was a _ beaumont. she's accelerated the ending so there was a shift - beaumont. she's accelerated the ending so there was a shift in - ending so there was a shift in momentum and australia turned to their pen _ momentum and australia turned to their pen spinners, so good and accurate — their pen spinners, so good and accurate spending, a swing which a lot of— accurate spending, a swing which a lot of the _ accurate spending, a swing which a lot of the england bowlers struggled to find _ lot of the england bowlers struggled to find early on, but beaumont accelerated been asked garden came

on, accelerated been asked garden came on. it's— accelerated been asked garden came on, it's been a very patient crowd who have — on, it's been a very patient crowd who have been willing her to get the three _ who have been willing her to get the three figures before the close of play today. although we believe she's _ play today. although we believe she's carrying a little bit of knee nickel, _ she's carrying a little bit of knee nickel, she _ she's carrying a little bit of knee nickel, she received the ball today, she's_ nickel, she received the ball today, she's like _ nickel, she received the ball today, she's like ben stokes that she is so important _ she's like ben stokes that she is so important that even if she's carrying _ important that even if she's carrying an injury, they want her on-side, — carrying an injury, they want her on—side, because she came out batting — on—side, because she came out batting with intent and finding the boundaries, and england have got lots of— boundaries, and england have got lots of experience, still got sophia dunkiey— lots of experience, still got sophia dunkley who can bat aggressively as well, but _ dunkley who can bat aggressively as well, but a _ dunkley who can bat aggressively as well, but a fabulous platform for england — well, but a fabulous platform for england to get close to australia's first innings, and there is still plenty— first innings, and there is still plenty of— first innings, and there is still plenty of time for this to bubble up. plenty of time for this to bubble u -. plenty of time for this to bubble u . _ ., . plenty of time for this to bubble u -. . . ., , up. the match right now is well balanced. _ up. the match right now is well balanced, the _ up. the match right now is well balanced, the tms _ up. the match right now is well balanced, the tms team - up. the match right now is well balanced, the tms team will. up. the match right now is wellj balanced, the tms team will be up. the match right now is well - balanced, the tms team will be back tomorrow, play here starts at day three at 11am.— tomorrow, play here starts at day three at 11am. ., ,, , ., , . three at 11am. thank you very much. just a few deliveries _ three at 11am. thank you very much. just a few deliveries of _ three at 11am. thank you very much. just a few deliveries of that - three at 11am. thank you very much. just a few deliveries of that today i just a few deliveries of that today to go. the second test of the men's series is next week — and the build—up to it may prove

to be a little more fractious than the first. it had all been very cordial before edgbaston, and even during the opening test there was a lot of communal back—slapping. but then, 0llie robinson said something after getting usman khawaja out, and then some more things afterwards when asked about it — one of which he's doubled down on, saying he was surprised by australia's unwillingness "to go toe—to—toe with us". and if it wasn't for england's attacking style, the aussies "wouldn't have even had a chance to win." that, plus his sledging of khawaja, has prompted a couple of former australian players to weigh in. ricky ponting said... robinson took five wickets in the match. but that didn't impress matthew hayden, calling him a... that's about 77 miles per hour.

not sure about the phraseology, but still, some might say that's a bit more like it. meanwhile, england have added teenage leg spinner rehan ahmed to their squad for the match at lord's next week. he's coverfor moeen ali, who injured his finger in the first test. if picked the 18—year—old would become the youngest england player to play in a men's ashes series. scotland have won two out of two in qualifying for the men's world cup, beating the uae by 111 runs in bulawayo today. captain richie berrington's 127 was the foundation for their innings of 282 for eight in 50 overs. the second scotland centurion in as many matches. the uae were never really in the chase, with safyaan sharif taking four wickets, including the final two in the space of three balls. scotland are joint top of their group, looking good for a place in the tournament's super six stage. brendan rodgers says he understands why some celtic fans felt angry at him leaving the club

for leicester four years ago, but wants to change their opinion by bringing more success to celtic park. he's returned to glasgow for a second spell, having agreed a three—year deal to replace ange postecoglou — with his departure in 2019, coming just as the team were going for a treble treble, at the forefront of many supporters' minds. it's natural when i left, that it was a sad moment. and i certainly don't regret it — but what i do regret is the hurt that it caused people. and that's the very reason i'm sat here today. as a celtic supporter, i understood what it meant, and probably even more so when i left. so that was my regret, that i hurt people who were celtic supporters. and it was a big part of coming back. the relationship of guilt here with the players, with the supporters —— the relationships

i've built here. and despite what i've built here. and despite what i've probably read at times and what i hear, life is about relationships, and i wouldn't be sat here today if i didn't have the relationship of the guys around the table and the other members of the board. itjust wouldn't happen. so i'm clearly ambitious, but i'm ambitious for celtic to be the best that we can be. the football supporters federation have criticised the situation faced by some manchester city fans at the champions league final, after the uefa president admitted "not everything was perfect" for them in istanbul. the reported issues included with the transport to the attaturk stadium, with fans having to walk extended distances along busy roads, and then being left without water inside the stadium. uefa previously apologised after problems faced by liverpool supporters before last year's final in paris. and alexander ceferin says they're working to "improve what they can improve". what happened in instead bull is

definitely unacceptable. we've had many complaints from manchester city fc fans, and we definitely encourage them to report them through the proper channels —— what happened in istanbul. but this is the second final in a row hosted by uefa that there have been major problems, and it is simply unacceptable. so we will certainly be looking for some strong action to ensure that this doesn't repeat itself next year, or indeedin doesn't repeat itself next year, or indeed in any future years will stop let's head there and speak our correspondent ian carter. just looking at things on the leaderboard, it has not been a low—scoring day so far? know, very damp conditions which means the playing here isjuicy. lee—anne pace following over the last few holes but smiling all the

way around. this is an absolute bonus for the 42—year—old, she's li—under par with china who has completed her second round today. those two are li—under par, jin young cho is a menacing prospect on the leaderboard, the real number one has two balls to play, currently 2—under par, and that's the same marcus and leona who is just ready to get under way, the irish woman who won on the lpga tour yesterday. the early birdie there after an excellent pass at the 1st, currently at 1—under par, so within three shots of the lead. . . g , , ., lead. ian carter in newjersey for us. lead. ian carter in newjersey for us- cameron _ lead. ian carter in newjersey for us. cameron norrie _ lead. ian carter in newjersey for us. cameron norrie appeared - lead. ian carter in newjersey for us. cameron norrie appeared to | lead. ian carter in newjersey for l us. cameron norrie appeared to be out of sorts as he lost in straight

sets. he failed to inspire the crowd and list the micro west london. but i will know how to become the first ever danish finalist at queens. adjunct mannarino... including mannarino. .. including that mannarino... including that earlier impressive win over andy murray. including that earlier impressive win over andy murray. harriet dart, meanwhile, is on court in her second—successive wta quarterfinal. the british number four the british numberfour is the british number four is currently into the second set, and she has a set up in a break down. you can currently watch that by the website as harriet dart tries to reach the last four in birmingham this

afternoon. gloucester rugby�*s stadium has been rebranded as queensholm this weekend to host the climax of the women's domestic rugby season. table toppers gloucester—hartpury have made it to the playoff final and face exeter for the title at a place normally called kingsholm. here's alistair durden to look ahead. this weekend in gloucester, it's all about crowning the queens of rugby. the stadium was awarded the final last october, which means gloucester harbour he have home advantage tomorrow. i harbour he have home advantage tomorrow. . ., ., tomorrow. i mean we are all thrilled that this is a — tomorrow. i mean we are all thrilled that this is a neutral— tomorrow. i mean we are all thrilled that this is a neutral venue, - tomorrow. i mean we are all thrilled that this is a neutral venue, but - tomorrow. i mean we are all thrilled that this is a neutral venue, but we | that this is a neutral venue, but we are incredibly excited. i think ticket sales are flying out. this is my home club, running out here is always special, but still in the final, we know how privileged we are to do that. ~ ., final, we know how privileged we are to do that.- many _ final, we know how privileged we are to do that.- many of- final, we know how privileged we are to do that.- many of the - to do that. morning! many of the -la ers to do that. morning! many of the players live _ to do that. morning! many of the players live together _ to do that. morning! many of the players live together or - to do that. morning! many of the players live together or close - to do that. morning! many of the players live together or close by. fostering a strong bond and a competitive spirit. it’s fostering a strong bond and a competitive spirit.— fostering a strong bond and a competitive spirit. it's great, we all net competitive spirit. it's great, we all get along _ competitive spirit. it's great, we all get along really _ competitive spirit. it's great, we all get along really well, - competitive spirit. it's great, we all get along really well, and - all get along really well, and socialise and play games. but they

do get _ socialise and play games. but they do get very competitive and they all liked to _ do get very competitive and they all liked to win, so nobody lets up. yeah, _ liked to win, so nobody lets up. yeah, we've _ liked to win, so nobody lets up. yeah, we've all bonded so well this year. _ yeah, we've all bonded so well this year. it— yeah, we've all bonded so well this year. it sounds— yeah, we've all bonded so well this year, it sounds very _ yeah, we've all bonded so well this year, it sounds very cliche - yeah, we've all bonded so well this year, it sounds very cliche but - yeah, we've all bonded so well this year, it sounds very cliche but it's i year, it sounds very cliche but it's one big _ year, it sounds very cliche but it's one big very— year, it sounds very cliche but it's one big very happy_ year, it sounds very cliche but it's one big very happy family - year, it sounds very cliche but it's one big very happy family — - year, it sounds very cliche but it's one big very happy family — that's very cliche — one big very happy family — that's very cliche actually. _ one big very happy family — that's very cliche actually. but _ one big very happy family — that's very cliche actually. but yeah, - one big very happy family — that's very cliche actually. but yeah, we j very cliche actually. but yeah, we are a _ very cliche actually. but yeah, we are a very — very cliche actually. but yeah, we are a very tight—knit _ very cliche actually. but yeah, we are a very tight—knit group - very cliche actually. but yeah, we are a very tight—knit group and i are a very tight—knit group and would — are a very tight—knit group and would do — are a very tight—knit group and would do anything _ are a very tight—knit group and would do anything for - are a very tight—knit group and would do anything for each - are a very tight—knit group and i would do anything for each other. and that — would do anything for each other. and that translates _ would do anything for each other. and that translates to _ would do anything for each other. and that translates to the - would do anything for each other. and that translates to the pitch, i and that translates to the pitch, and you — and that translates to the pitch, and you can _ and that translates to the pitch, and you can see— and that translates to the pitch, and you can see that _ and that translates to the pitch, and you can see that in - and that translates to the pitch, and you can see that in our- and you can see that in our performances _ and you can see that in our performances weekend, i and you can see that in our. performances weekend, week and you can see that in our- performances weekend, week out. and you can see that in our— performances weekend, week out. the team performances weekend, week out. team have raised the bar this year, having neverfinished higher than having never finished higher than fourth having neverfinished higher than fourth before. last summer, they increased their investment in the women's game — and it's thriving at all levels. to women's game - and it's thriving at all levels. ., ., , ., . , ., all levels. to have gloucester heart bree be in all levels. to have gloucester heart itree be in the _ all levels. to have gloucester heart bree be in the final, _ all levels. to have gloucester heart bree be in the final, the _ all levels. to have gloucester heart bree be in the final, the universityl bree be in the final, the university women's team, they've won the box two years in a row, we've grown from two years in a row, we've grown from two the teams to three teams. it's put us on the map.— two the teams to three teams. it's put us on the map. gloucester owe much to their _ put us on the map. gloucester owe much to their former _ put us on the map. gloucester owe much to their former coach, - put us on the map. gloucester owe much to their former coach, susie | much to their former coach, susie appleby, who built a programme up.

she now coaches opponents exeter. i can't be happy year for the finals to he _ can't be happy year for the finals to be between the two games that i could _ to be between the two games that i could teams i've got going. but i only want— could teams i've got going. but i only want there to be one winner on saturday _ only want there to be one winner on saturda . , , , ., saturday. they finished first and second in the _ saturday. they finished first and second in the table, _ saturday. they finished first and second in the table, gloucesterl second in the table, gloucester losing just two games all season. got you pretty close to the trophy, but you won't touch it? ida. got you pretty close to the trophy, but you won't touch it?— got you pretty close to the trophy, but you won't touch it? no, i won't touch it. but you won't touch it? no, i won't touch it- can't— but you won't touch it? no, i won't touch it. can't touch _ but you won't touch it? no, i won't touch it. can't touch the _ but you won't touch it? no, i won't touch it. can't touch the trophy, i touch it. can't touch the trophy, just too superstitious for stuff like that. but fingers crossed we will see big, beaming smiles on saturda . , , ., ., ., saturday. the players are donating their match — saturday. the players are donating their match fees _ saturday. the players are donating their match fees to _ saturday. the players are donating their match fees to help _ saturday. the players are donating their match fees to help former i their match fees to help former gloucester player ed slater, raising money for motor neurone disease research. a selfless gesture on their biggest day. alistair durden, bbc news. it might be his final royal ascot, but frankie dettori has once again showed he's still at the top of his game, winning two races there today —

his fourth of the week and the 81st royal ascot win of his illustrious career, including in yesterday's gold cup. the 52—year—old is retiring later this year. four—time champion chris froome won't be competing in next month's tour de france, after being left out of his team's squad. froome has struggled with form since a crash four years ago. he is one away from levelling the all—time record for wins at the tour. and despite protests from everton fans, bill kenwright will remain club chairman. he's been convinced to stay on by owner farhad moshiri, who isjoining the board as a nonexecutive director. ever since we knew which team in the nba would have the chance to pick victor wembanyama number one in the league's draught, he's been on a figurative and literal ascent. over the last few weeks, the french teenager been listed as 72", 7'3", and ta". well last night, as he was being selected by the san antonio spurs, he was officially 7'5". it matches the growing expectations on a player called a generational talent —

the best since lebronjames. the san antonio spurs select victor wembanyama! _ given his reputation wembanyama was an obvious choice for the spurs, who won a lottery for the first overall pick in the draught. there were thousands in their arena watching, and celebrations spilt out onto the streets of the texas city. wembanyama will try and win a sixth nba championship for san antonio can't really describe it, you know, it's still fresh. but the best feeling of my life, you know? probably the best night of my life. i've been dreaming about this for so long, it'sjust a dream come true. it's incredible. because of all the hype, he'll have a target _ because of all the hype, he'll have a target on — because of all the hype, he'll have a target on his back. so we will be mostly— a target on his back. so we will be mostly interested in setting up a framework and an environment where he is comfortable, where he can be victor~ _ he is comfortable, where he can be victor~ hes— he is comfortable, where he can be victor. he's not lebronjames or

tim, _ victor. he's not lebronjames or tim, or— victor. he's not lebronjames or tim, or kobe, he's victor. and that's— tim, or kobe, he's victor. and that's who _ tim, or kobe, he's victor. and that's who we want him to be. london will host major league baseball forjust the second time this weekend. and, like the first, the games will feature one of the sport's more enduring rivalries. the st louis cardinals and chicago cubs will play twice at west ham's london stadium — games that were supposed to take place in 2020 when they were postponed due to covid. david brindle has more. the last time major league baseball landed on these shores was four years ago. but now, they're back. it's absolutely enormous, it's the pinnacle. as a person who's been a fan of baseball for nearly 20 years, i never thought i'd see the day when we would have any baseball played in this country. so it's great to have it back and, you know, they put on a good show last time and i'd have no doubt they'll do it again. this time, doubt they'll do it again. this time. the _ doubt they'll do it again. this time, the major _ doubt they'll do it again. this time, the major leagues arrive with momentum. time, the ma'or leagues arrive with momentum.— time, the ma'or leagues arrive with momentum. , ., momentum. god save the king, great britain has done! _

momentum. god save the king, great britain has done! in _ momentum. god save the king, great britain has done! in march, _ momentum. god save the king, great britain has done! in march, great - britain has done! in march, great britain has done! in march, great britain appeared _ britain has done! in march, great britain appeared at _ britain has done! in march, great britain appeared at their - britain has done! in march, great britain appeared at their first - britain has done! in march, great| britain appeared at their first ever world baseball classic and beat columbia en route to qualify for the next tournament in 2026. it was really helpful— next tournament in 2026. it was really helpful for _ next tournament in 2026. it was really helpful for us _ next tournament in 2026. it was really helpful for us to _ next tournament in 2026. it was really helpful for us to have - next tournament in 2026. it was really helpful for us to have that j really helpful for us to have that at the start of the season where we are bringing these games back. we've got a couple players back and some coaches that are all based here, and we do want to tell the big audience that we got in the stadium about that we got in the stadium about that story. so yes, we will be marking thatjourney that story. so yes, we will be marking that journey again that story. so yes, we will be marking thatjourney again saturday. it's hoped britain's relative success earlier this year will attract new fans to the sport — but with a four year gap in between games in this country, major league baseball hope they can pick up where they left off. fine baseball hope they can pick up where the left off. ., , they left off. one of the things i re . ret is they left off. one of the things i regret is that — they left off. one of the things i regret is that we _ they left off. one of the things i regret is that we weren't - they left off. one of the things i regret is that we weren't able i they left off. one of the things i | regret is that we weren't able to build _ regret is that we weren't able to build immediately the momentum that we felt _ build immediately the momentum that we felt we _ build immediately the momentum that we felt we gained from the yankee red sox— we felt we gained from the yankee red sox series —— weren't able to build on — red sox series —— weren't able to build on. and we feel that bringing another— build on. and we feel that bringing another rivalry here and making an other— another rivalry here and making an other commitment to come back next year will_

other commitment to come back next year will allow us to regain the momentum that we might've lost. it�*s momentum that we might've lost. it's nice momentum that we might've lost. nice going momentum that we might've lost. it's nice going around town, everyone knows _ nice going around town, everyone knows who — nice going around town, everyone knows who you _ nice going around town, everyone knows who you are _ nice going around town, everyone knows who you are and _ nice going around town, everyone knows who you are and you - nice going around town, everyone knows who you are and you can i nice going around town, everyone i knows who you are and you can just do all— knows who you are and you can just do all the _ knows who you are and you can just do all the stuff _ knows who you are and you can just do all the stuff you _ knows who you are and you can just do all the stuff you want _ do all the stuff you want without being _ do all the stuff you want without being bothered. _ do all the stuff you want without being bothered. no, _ do all the stuff you want without being bothered. no, it's- do all the stuff you want without being bothered. no, it's cool- do all the stuff you want without being bothered. no, it's cool tol do all the stuff you want without i being bothered. no, it's cool to do something — being bothered. no, it's cool to do something different _ being bothered. no, it's cool to do something different and _ being bothered. no, it's cool to do something different and new, - being bothered. no, it's cool to do something different and new, to i being bothered. no, it's cool to do i something different and new, to play in the _ something different and new, to play in the stadium — something different and new, to play in the stadium here, _ something different and new, to play in the stadium here, and _ something different and new, to play in the stadium here, and hopefully. in the stadium here, and hopefully we go _ in the stadium here, and hopefully we go out — in the stadium here, and hopefully we go out and _ in the stadium here, and hopefully we go out and play— in the stadium here, and hopefully we go out and play well. _ in the stadium here, and hopefully we go out and play well. the - we go out and play well. the cheapest _ we go out and play well. the cheapest ticket _ we go out and play well. the cheapest ticket for _ we go out and play well. tip; cheapest ticket for the we go out and play well. cheapest ticket for the 2019 we go out and play well.— cheapest ticket for the 2019 games with £30, but this time, the cheapest ones tripled to £90. they eventually came down to £54 for adults first a sunday's games, but mlb is saying that ticket prices will affect attendance. that's why today they confirmed that he will be back for more and 2024 and 2026 as mlb continues their goal of growing baseball in the uk. david brindle, bbc news. a week of extraordinary sport is coming to a close in berlin at the special olympics world summer games. britain's team has enjoyed medal winning success, but there's significance far beyond that for the competitors who all have intellectual disabilities. now the global head

of the special olympics says he'd love the games to come to britain — it's never been staged here before. joe wilson reports. you don't really need words to explain the point of the special olympics — just look at the faces. 0lympics — just look at the faces. these are a few moments among thousands from a week of sport in berlin. but one answer from a british gymnast kind of set everything. when you're out there doing your routines, how do you feel? i doing your routines, how do you feel? , . ., doing your routines, how do you feel? , .., ., doing your routines, how do you feel?— exactly i doing your routines, how do you | feel?— exactly - feel? i “ust come alive. exactly - with feel? ijust come alive. exactly - with 20.000 — feel? ijust come alive. exactly - with 20,000 volunteers - feel? ijust come alive. exactly - with 20,000 volunteers as - feel? ijust come alive. exactly - - with 20,000 volunteers as democrat officiating and assisting, and encouraging the 7000 competitors, berlin has immersed itself in the special olympics. so if this can happen here in germany, the question must be, could it happen in britain? it must be the biggest global sporting event that britain has never staged. well the man in charge of the whole organisation told me he wants a british games. great of the whole organisation told me he wants a british games.— wants a british games. great britain has welcomed _ wants a british games. great britain has welcomed olympic _

wants a british games. great britain has welcomed olympic events, - has welcomed 0lympic events, paralympic events, the paralympics changed your country in many beautiful, powerfuland changed your country in many beautiful, powerful and important ways. we would love to add to that tradition and invite greater change, install greater joy. this tradition and invite greater change, install greaterjoy._ install greater 'oy. this is a competitive _ install greaterjoy. this is a competitive environment, l install greaterjoy. this is a - competitive environment, don't install greaterjoy. this is a _ competitive environment, don't doubt that. dundee's taylor mckenzie prepared relentlessly for her success here.— prepared relentlessly for her success here. i'm going up and constantly _ success here. i'm going up and constantly tuning _ success here. i'm going up and constantly tuning on _ success here. i'm going up and constantly tuning on and - success here. i'm going up and constantly tuning on and off. success here. i'm going up and i constantly tuning on and off after school _ constantly tuning on and off after school -- — constantly tuning on and off after school —— training. it'sjust a love for the _ school —— training. it'sjust a love for the sport— school —— training. it'sjust a love for the sport and getting accepted into this _ for the sport and getting accepted into this amazing competition, i think— into this amazing competition, i think that — into this amazing competition, i think that really spurred me on. the next think that really spurred me on. iia: next scheduled think that really spurred me on. tia: next scheduled special think that really spurred me on. i“ia: next scheduled special olympics do not yet have hosts, but a british bit is being considered.— not yet have hosts, but a british bit is being considered. we've had some conversations _ bit is being considered. we've had some conversations around - bit is being considered. we've had some conversations around how. bit is being considered. we've had| some conversations around how we would look at the feasibility of bringing this to the uk. the absolute point of bringing an event like this to the uk would be based around how that would change society. around how that would change socie . �* , , ., ~ around how that would change struggling mortgage holders are agreed by the a ig banks. struggling mortgage holdersj are agreed by th-ks. struggling mortgage holdersj socie . �*, , ., ~ ., around how that would change socie . �*, , ., ,, society. it's been a week to be celebrated _ society. it's been a week to be celebrated through _ are agreed by th- struggling mortgage holders are agreed by th society. it's been a week to be celebrated through sport - -

society. it's been a week to be celebrated through sport - but society. it's been a week to be - celebrated through sport - but does celebrated through sport — but does all need to end here? joe wilson, bbc news, berlin. bring you the end of the day score at the women's ashes test, an extra run was added after talking tojoe, 218-2, run was added after talking tojoe, 218—2, england matched runs behind australia. some transfer news, have sold ruben novas to their saudi club. not saying how much they've sold him for, just saying they've received a record club fee. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. bye for now. hello there. friday's sunshine has been a little bit more limited. and even then, at times, it was a veil of high cloud you can see quite clearly from this weather watcher from weymouth, dorset. we've also seen some rain today, some of it heavy first thing this morning in western scotland. some rain across the lake district, leaden—looking skies from time

to time throughout the day as well. and there's more rain to come through the night. so this has been the story, then. we've seen that cloud and rain easing away, becoming light and patch, but there's some more significant rain which will gradually drift its way across scotland during the early hours of saturday morning. with a south—westerly flow driving in quite a lot of low cloud, it's going to be misty and drizzly at times along those west—facing coasts, but it will be warm — temperatures sitting at around 15 or 16 degrees. so a mild and increasingly humid start to the weekend. that cloud will tend to lingerfor a time, particularly on west coasts, and we could see a few scattered showers. but eventually the sunshine's strong, it'll punch holes through the cloud. and with that, temperatures will start to respond as we go through the day. so we're expecting highs of around 29, possibly 30 degrees by the middle of saturday afternoon. a warmer day for all of us. now, as we move through saturday night, however, those temperatures are not going to fall away at all. we lose the russet tones, are agreed by the big banks.

but nevertheless, temperatures are still likely to sit into the mid to high teens potentially first thing on sunday morning, so a pretty uncomfortable night for getting a good night's sleep. a humid start to sunday morning, and with high pressure drifting east, we tap into that humidity from the near continent. but at the same time, with a weather front pushing in from the atlantic, where the two are likely to meet, we could start to see some sharp, thundery downpours developing on sunday. so we need to keep a close eye on that. not everyone will see them, but some of them really could be quite heavy, torrential rain. but at the same time, we still got that heat and humidity. again, temperatures potentially peaking at around 30 celsius. now, as we move out of sunday into the early half of next week, as that frontal system eases away, it's going to introduce fresher conditions and more frontal systems pushing in from the west. so with this westerly feed of air, it will be cooler at times, a little fresher anyway. showers or longer

spells of rain as well. live from london, this is bbc news. emails seen by the bbc show the ceo of oceangate, the owners of the titan submersible, repeatedly dismissed concerns about the safety of the sub. after the latest uk interest rates

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