starting off with some on wednesday. starting off with some sunshine but this front moving in from the atlantic will bring a spell of rain, some of it could be heavy in the country as it moves eastwards. a few showers setting up ahead of it across eastern and south—eastern england. but temperatures back up to the mid 20s and it'll feel quite humid, but cool air moving in behind the rain band. then for the last few days of the week into the weekend, the wind slightly fresher, quite a bit of rain across the south—east on thursday but generally sunshine and showers even as we head into the weekend. thanks, stav. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. 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. goodnight. hello, i'm olly foster,

here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. all out by lunch, england women crumble at trent bridge in the first match of their ashes series. one of scotland's most successful managers, craig brown, dies. we will hearfrom one of managers, craig brown, dies. we will hear from one of his players. ryan reynolds and robert michael any turnaround wrecks some fortunes, but why are they getting into formula 1? also coming up on sportsday: there's been success at the eastbourne international for british tennis. wejoined the we joined the british wejoined the british paralympic in george peasgood as he fights his way back after injury. back

evening, welcome along, a really summery feel to sportsday today, lots of cricket and tennis, we'll start with the womens�* ashes because england have lost their one—off test to australia on the final day at trent bridge. they had hope this morning with 152 runs required and five wickets in hand, but it was all over by lunch. jo currie reports from trent bridge. arriving early for what promised to be a sin to landing for 90 to the test. england resuming on 116—5, needed and under 150 for a member of the victory. l needed and under 150 for a member of the victo . ., ~' needed and under 150 for a member of the victo . ., ~ ., ., the victory. i would like it to go england's way _ the victory. i would like it to go england's way i _ the victory. i would like it to go england's way i have _ the victory. i would like it to go england's way i have a - the victory. i would like it to go england's way i have a feeling l the victory. i would like it to go| england's way i have a feeling it might go assure this way. we england's way i have a feeling it might go assure this way. we have a chance. hopefully by _ might go assure this way. we have a chance. hopefully by lunch _ might go assure this way. we have a chance. hopefully by lunch will- might go assure this way. we have a chance. hopefully by lunch will be i chance. hopefully by lunch will be wrapped _ chance. hopefully by lunch will be wrapped up. hopefully we can get chrissy— wrapped up. hopefully we can get chrissy and denny white lies out nice and — chrissy and denny white lies out nice and early.— nice and early. this is finally balanced — nice and early. this is finally balanced and _ nice and early. this is finally balanced and they _ nice and early. this is finally balanced and they can - nice and early. this is finally| balanced and they can afford nice and early. this is finally i balanced and they can afford to nice and early. this is finally - balanced and they can afford to lose

any wickets. this is the ashes and anything can happen. england came out fighting. she has crushed it the way. but this followed shortly after. night washer kate cross, gone early. enteramyjones, alongside early. enter amyjones, alongside danny early. enteramyjones, alongside danny wyatt, this is a partnership england fans were resting their hopes on. but those hopes were quickly dashed. jones out, to could broken fingers no problem for the wicketkeeper. the largest of margins but the biggest of those. wyatt reached her maiden test 50 to ring england within figures of your target but the question was could her team—mates keep her in long enough to see the job through? they couldn't. he collapsed by the tail and handed assure that victory for lunch. as they got their series off to the perfect start. england now have to win at five of the six

whiteboard matches to guarantee beginning the ashes. let's head live to trent bridge and speak to our reporterjo currie. jo, there was real belief there this morning, butjust couldn't deal with ashleigh gardner. with the performance from her. absolutely. all quiet now at trent bridge. but in front of 2000 friends, spinner gardner record england. she finished her second ease and indians with a set of 8—66, taking eight wickets across again. england had moments of magic throughout the match, there were some good betting and the 208 from tammy beaumont, one of the finest moments we've seen from an england woman spare in a back. however, they were simply undone by a better team

in a few crucial moments of the match. here's the england captain. obviously disappointments, - england captain. obviously disappointments, there . england captain. obviously| disappointments, there are england captain. obviously - disappointments, there are sessions we could _ disappointments, there are sessions we could have done better. the three and a _ we could have done better. the three and a fork_ we could have done better. the three and a fork in — we could have done better. the three and a fork in the evening sessions that cost— and a fork in the evening sessions that cost us— and a fork in the evening sessions that cost us the game, the way we have _ that cost us the game, the way we have gone — that cost us the game, the way we have gone toe to toe with the australians and put them under pressure — australians and put them under pressure at times, i have been proud of how— pressure at times, i have been proud of how the _ pressure at times, i have been proud of how the growth of done that and i don't think— of how the growth of done that and i don't think we have taken a backward step through the test but disappointed being on the losing side _ the captain looking for positives there. it's a multiformat thesis series. numbertest, so there. it's a multiformat thesis series. number test, so 12 point simply for, you may think england are still this but it's a tough task, isn't it? it are still this but it's a tough task, isn't it?— are still this but it's a tough task, isn't it? it is. so the next six white _ task, isn't it? it is. so the next six white ball _ task, isn't it? it is. so the next six white ball games _ task, isn't it? it is. so the next six white ball games are - task, isn't it? it is. so the next six white ball games are all. task, isn't it? it is. so the next| six white ball games are all two points. if england are to guarantee that when the ashes, something they haven't done since 2014, they have

to win five of those games. over the test, they played without fear and played with flare and they need to do that when the t20 matches start on saturday because australia are the reigning world champions in both white ball series. here's hartley. they have some time before saturday's game so they have to take those _ saturday's game so they have to take those few _ saturday's game so they have to take those few games off and reflect and look those few games off and reflect and took that _ those few games off and reflect and look that way they can get better but the _ look that way they can get better but the message from the head coach is about— but the message from the head coach is about positivity and taking the game _ is about positivity and taking the game on — is about positivity and taking the game on. there are so many positive things— game on. there are so many positive things to _ game on. there are so many positive things to come out of that game. they— things to come out of that game. they got— things to come out of that game. they got ellyse perry twice in a test _ they got ellyse perry twice in a test match so they should be happy with that _ test match so they should be happy with that. they have to pick themselves up and when five out of themselves up and when five out of the six _ themselves up and when five out of the six white ball games but it would — the six white ball games but it would he _ the six white ball games but it would be tough, ticket game by game and moment by moment. let�*s would be tough, ticket game by game and moment by moment.— and moment by moment. let's talk about the white _ and moment by moment. let's talk about the white ball _ and moment by moment. let's talk about the white ball games. - and moment by moment. let's talk about the white ball games. it - about the white ball games. it starts with 3t20 number what changes do you think there will be from the

sides? �* , , , , ., sides? i've been impressed with how heather knight. _ sides? i've been impressed with how heather knight, the _ sides? i've been impressed with how heather knight, the captain, - sides? i've been impressed with how heather knight, the captain, spoke l heather knight, the captain, spoke postihg~ _ heather knight, the captain, spoke posting. she has been upbeat. there's— posting. she has been upbeat. there's been a good play and it is need _ there's been a good play and it is need to— there's been a good play and it is need to move on. there would be some changes. _ need to move on. there would be some changes, maybe tammy beaumont will miss out— changes, maybe tammy beaumont will miss out and things that that so there _ miss out and things that that so there would be a different squad going _ there would be a different squad going into the t20. that's the beauty— going into the t20. that's the beauty of— going into the t20. that's the beauty of it because we are told we can drop _ beauty of it because we are told we can drop and change teams and we will have _ can drop and change teams and we will have our best of their at the moment — a few days for both teams to rest and recover and perhaps decompress as well. the first t20 gets and head on saturday evening, nearly full coverage across the bbc. taste on saturday evening, nearly full coverage across the bbc. we are alive from — coverage across the bbc. we are alive from trent _ coverage across the bbc. we are alive from trent bridge, - coverage across the bbc. we are alive from trent bridge, many i coverage across the bbc. we are i alive from trent bridge, many thanks indeed. so england's women have made a losing start to their ashes series. the second test in the men's series starts on wednesday at lords. england are one down in that after losing the the opening match at edgbaston by two wickets. our sports correspondentjoe wilson

has been with the squad today there's always plenty to look out for the england training session, especially two days before an ashes test match, especially when there there's scrutiny about mowing addie finger. there watching, he had the ball it was spinning. look out for any man half of his age. ran amide, welcome to the england squad. remember his potential as a spin bowler and aggressive better. mark ward, england's fastest bowler, left as of the first match, was waiting and pondering but above all that lies england's mindset above all, they are one nil down. in lies england's mindset above all, they are one nil down.— lies england's mindset above all, they are one nil down. in the past, enaiand they are one nil down. in the past, england may have _ they are one nil down. in the past, england may have been _ they are one nil down. in the past, england may have been nervous. they are one nil down. in the past, i england may have been nervous to ensure they don't loose this second test is there any feeling of that in the dressing room this week. absolutely not. there's been a lot of chatter — absolutely not. there's been a lot of chatter about it. we spoke positively about the game. we were gutted _ positively about the game. we were gutted to— positively about the game. we were gutted to lose as he should be in a game _ gutted to lose as he should be in a game like — gutted to lose as he should be in a

game like that. you put in five days hard work _ game like that. you put in five days hard work and turn up on the wrong side of— hard work and turn up on the wrong side of the — hard work and turn up on the wrong side of the result, you get back to your spot — side of the result, you get back to your spot and think it's annoying. but we _ your spot and think it's annoying. but we spoke positively about the game _ but we spoke positively about the game and what we did well and what we could _ game and what we did well and what we could improve on this week. there is no _ we could improve on this week. there is no fear— we could improve on this week. there is no fear of— we could improve on this week. there is no fear of losing. that something this team _ is no fear of losing. that something this team is — is no fear of losing. that something this team is never going to have. we might— this team is never going to have. we might be, _ this team is never going to have. we might be, if— this team is never going to have. we might be, if we go 2—0 down, we will teach us _ might be, if we go 2—0 down, we will teach us a _ might be, if we go 2—0 down, we will teach us a chance to win 3—2. might be, if we go 2-0 down, we will teach us a chance to win 3-2.- teach us a chance to win 3-2. sounds aood but teach us a chance to win 3-2. sounds good but is — teach us a chance to win 3-2. sounds good but is a — teach us a chance to win 3-2. sounds good but is a confident _ teach us a chance to win 3-2. sounds good but is a confident group - teach us a chance to win 3-2. sounds good but is a confident group of- good but is a confident group of australians. david warner, a certain swagger, more coming up. isure australians. david warner, a certain swagger, more coming up. i sure they could make changes and they could bring in mitchell starc. irate could make changes and they could bring in mitchell starc._ bring in mitchell starc. we are cominu bring in mitchell starc. we are coming off _ bring in mitchell starc. we are coming off a — bring in mitchell starc. we are coming off a good _ bring in mitchell starc. we are coming off a good week i bring in mitchell starc. we are coming off a good week but i bring in mitchell starc. we are i coming off a good week but we know we can play better cricket and the way england are playing their cricket they will come as hard if not harder. so, if i do get the chanceit not harder. so, if i do get the chance it would be an exciting week, if not, the lunches here are pretty good too. if not, the lunches here are pretty aood too. ., . ., , . good too. the voice of experience. an experience _ good too. the voice of experience. an experience tells _ good too. the voice of experience. an experience tells us _ good too. the voice of experience. an experience tells us that - good too. the voice of experience. an experience tells us that 2-0 i good too. the voice of experience. an experience tells us that 2-0 up| an experience tells us that 2—0 up any actions series is a very strong

position.— ashes. the former scotland manager craig brown has died at the age of 82 after a short illness. he took the national side to euro 96 and also france 98, the last time scotland qualified for a world cup. paul lambert, who played in that tournament, won his first cap under brown. forget the football side. as a person he was top class. one of the best people i ever heard. one of the best people i ever heard. one of the best speakers i heard with the stories and experience he had. i think if you ask anybody we would all go all out for them. as a took us to the workup. i know the lads were good players to be fair. he ave were good players to be fair. he gave you your first cap as well? you

get played your majority of your games on anything?— get played your majority of your games on anything? yes, i did. it was great- _ games on anything? yes, i did. it was great- i— games on anything? yes, i did. it was great. i came _ games on anything? yes, i did. it was great. i came in _ games on anything? yes, i did. it was great. i came in exited time | was great. i came in exited time from borussia dortmund in 1996 and a just after the euros in scotland, be knocked out of the euros, i came in just after that and i was able to play every game. and then i felt locked in for my scotland career, based on what he had done taken a suet world cup final, which is everyone's name coming up, especially coming from a small country where it's difficult to get. the record is poor, so craig brown patty terrific achievement. he had good values and those values and traits stands everybody in good stead. i think that sadly lacking throughout the world today but i

think it in was instilled in us through him. he was brilliant, maybe sometimes he was a bit over the map a bit but if you ask anybody, and i'm talking about the top players who work with, i think everybody would say a top person. his legacy, paul? he was _ would say a top person. his legacy, paul? he was a _ would say a top person. his legacy, paul? he was a last _ would say a top person. his legacy, paul? he was a last minute - would say a top person. his legacy, paul? he was a last minute to i would say a top person. his legacy, | paul? he was a last minute to go us all world cop _ paul? he was a last minute to go us all world cup final, _ paul? he was a last minute to go us all world cup final, that's _ paul? he was a last minute to go us all world cup final, that's an - all world cup final, that's an extraordinary feat. i think as a said with the other letter for that, i was shocked when i heard the news he passed away. he was, like i say, one of the good guys, without a shadow of the doubt. i'm talking about off the pitch. you could have about off the pitch. you could have a good laugh and conversation with him. but he was a last man to take us to a workup. him. but he was a last man to take us to a workm— him. but he was a last man to take us to a workup. paul lambert given a tribute to craig _ us to a workup. paul lambert given a tribute to craig brown _ us to a workup. paul lambert given a tribute to craig brown a _ us to a workup. paul lambert given a tribute to craig brown a former i tribute to craig brown a former scotland manager who died at 82.

today's big football transfer news is that the manchester city captain ilkay gundogan has signed for barcelona. his contract at the treble winners is up at the end of the week, so he goes on a free transfer. our reporter ben croucher can give us some more details on the deal. he's been a brilliant player for manchester city down the years. pep guardiola's first signing as manager. finishing off with a two goals in the fa cup final and a treble to boot. not a bad way to go out. but let's take a look at his record at city. wasn't always first choice — with the likes of fernandinho, kevin de bruyne, david silva, and latterly rodri in that midfield. became more integral in recent years. 60 goals and 40 assists in over 300 games. part of city's most successful era. five premier leagues. four league cups in a row and then the champions league he craved.

speaking today — talked so passionately about winning that — called the competition an obsession. he spoke of his sadness at leaving the team whatsapp group, but even as he becomes a barcelona player — said "i'll always be city." nothing can break that bond. love on the highest level possible. the question is — how do city replace him? it would be difficult. if you think about— it would be difficult. if you think about the — it would be difficult. if you think about the people whoever left over the years _ about the people whoever left over the years and have been replaced, sergio— the years and have been replaced, sergio aguero, vincent kompany, he has replaced players like this. it would _ has replaced players like this. it would be — has replaced players like this. it would be a huge loss. with the kalvih— would be a huge loss. with the kalvin phillips step up? will be another— kalvin phillips step up? will be another youngster coming through or another— another youngster coming through or another signing on the horizon? who knows _ another signing on the horizon? who knows question marks but manchester city have _ knows question marks but manchester city have done a greatjob knows question marks but manchester city have done a great job over the last few— city have done a great job over the last few seasons bringing new players — last few seasons bringing new players and many people on. i

suspect— players and many people on. i suspect they would have some plans. they know _ suspect they would have some plans. they know this has been on the cards for some _ they know this has been on the cards for some time and they will have a plah~ _ if they could do signs at the end of the week on a free and they're the hundreds of people free signing at the end of this week. arsene wenger said at the end of his time at arsenal that this would become more common because transfer fees are so high. just look at the sums reportedly demanded for harry kane who only has a year left on his contract. for the players — longer they leave it — the more power they have to demand higher wages. nice signing on fees if clubs aren't shelling out on a transfer fee too. let's look at some of the players who will be out of contract on saturday. yerry mina at everton. joined for 27 million five years ago. being heavily linked with fulham jesse lingard one of six forest players to leave on a free. could go to dc united in the united states —

their boss wayne rooney says there's no interest. on the manchester united theme — david de gea is out of contract. they've offered him a new deal on reduced wages. but at 32 — can united find better elsewhere? andre onana orjordan pickford? france international adrien rabiot was a united target not long ago. could sign a new deal atjuventus on wednesday. and we've got adama traore at wolves, olly — suggestions that he could be the latest player to move to the saudi pro league. after you have. that saudi pro—elite has had a massive impact in recent weeks on the transfer market. it has been extraordinary, _ weeks on the transfer market. it has been extraordinary, ever— weeks on the transfer market. it has been extraordinary, ever since i weeks on the transfer market. it u—.3 been extraordinary, ever since the public investment fund took control of the four major clubs, their ambition is to become one of the five biggest leagues in the world. they have been spending for fun. delicious there tojoin. a huge impact. ever since the public investment fund took control of the four major clubs. their ambition is to become

the one of the top five leagues in the world. they've been spending for fun. the latest player to join. chelsea defender kalidou koulibaly for an undisclosed fee. understood that chelsea will have made a loss on him. joins n'golo kante, karim benzema and ruben neves — who moved to al hilal for £47 million pounds. are questions over whether saudi clubs are distorting the market by paying over inflated transfer fees. but players can earn enormous wages — dwarfing their premier league earnings. reports koulibaly�*s ex—chelsea team—mate eduoard mendy has agreed a deal with al ahli. talks of hakim ziyech. arsenal's thomas partey could join him. so too bernardo silva — not out of contract at the etihad but believed to have been offered £75 million pounds a year. along with gundogan going — that would create quite the hole for city. but with those sums on offer — money talks. saudi money is shouting very loud right now. sermon is. thank you ben croucher. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines today. luka modric had been linked with a move to saudi arabia, but the five time champions league winner has signed a one year extension to stay at real madrid. it will be the 37—year—old croatians 12th season at the club.

the former republic of ireland striker robbie keane is the new head coach at maccabi tel aviv. the 42—year—old has signed a two year deal with israel's most successful club, but they haven't won the league since 2020. german side rb that seek one if you are a decisive feeling phones for joseph guard fyodor, a cushion defender who was an ever present in their run to third spot at the workup. it's the first day of the eastbourne international and one week before the start of wimbleon there was a great win for harriet dart, the british number four knocking out china's zhang shuai in three sets as patrick gearey reports. harriet dart knows the court is a place ofjudgment. the cross examine tradition has been more of late. why, she has asked question him or

is there only one british woman in a top 100. in her case, it's not for want of trying. have many 3—0 down, she fought back. zhang shuai would provide it stiff test in a stiffer breeze but dart advance on the summer when, breeze but dart advance on the summerwhen, growing in breeze but dart advance on the summer when, growing in strength as a set were on. she wanted to and soon gained control of the second set two. harriet dart is 42nd world but is she believe running in the right direction. dart was serving for the match for a woman rented more than a hundred places above her. but then came the hitch. zhang shuai sorry but not sorry because a look from her neckjacked the set into a tie—break where she found her barrens. for harriet dart, the opportunity was lost but the match wasn't. into the third set and harriet dart used her right to get more productively. force two bricks

and restoring her earlier momentum puts up a show of heart from harriet dart that rendered the spaces close to my short. the life of a touring tennis player requires resilience as much of his brilliance. even intricate conditions, harriet dart was never blown off course. it intricate conditions, harriet dart was never blown off course. it was a roller coaster- _ was never blown off course. it was a roller coaster- l _ was never blown off course. it was a roller coaster. i wasn't _ was never blown off course. it was a roller coaster. i wasn't just - roller coaster. i wasn'tjust playing my appointment, i explain myself as well at times which was a disaster but the conditions were little. the wind was going everywhere. a wimbledon wild card is guaranteed and she has found some farm. so how far can harriet dart try that with a fair wind? patrick gearey, bbc news. great britain's alfie hewett has won every grand slam title in wheelchair tennis, except the singles at wimbledon. he was runner—up last year and after winning the australian open for the first time injanuary, he told our sports correspondent andy swiss that he will be giving it everything at the all england club to complete

the full set of major titles. yeah, it would mean a lot. something i've dreamt of since playing on the grass in 2015 at wimbledon. i wasn't suited for it. i'v e i've had to learn over these years and take a lot of losses and tough moments in wimbledon, one day there is this year or next year or a couple years, i'm still young so i hope they have a few more women than in front of me. i hope i can if that title and i will be very proud of the actual journey of title and i will be very proud of the actualjourney of wimbledon itself and the journey i would've had to have been made to become a sham.

what would it mean having the final on the court one? it’s what would it mean having the final on the court one?— on the court one? it's incredible. for one another _ on the court one? it's incredible. for one another to _ on the court one? it's incredible. for one another to grow - on the court one? it's incredible. for one another to grow and i on the court one? it's incredible. | for one another to grow and keep developing and evolving, spreading that message of positivity and inclusion, but also giving hope to youngsters out there who may be disabled to go and dream of playing on court number one at wimbledon. it's incredible saying that myself. a wheelchair athlete can play their support on this iconic arena. it's incredible and i'm so proud of wimbledon for caring and making that change and bringing a traditional 1pm start as well 4:11pm so they can allow it to happen. i hope that i'm there on the weekend playing in those finals and whatever happens i'll probably be there, even if it's not me. just a few months ago,

the hollywood actors ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney were celebrating wrexham's return to the league but they are now expanding their sport portfolio, the pairare part of a group investing in british based alpine racing in formula one. jane dougall is here with some more details. quite a departure from what was in the non—league team putting a lot of money into that going to the very top of motorsport. yes, they bought wrexham for two million and also invested a great deal in the club — but this is another league. the two actors are part of an investor group which has paid $200 million forjust a 24% stake in alpine. one of the members of the group is redbird capital partners who bought ac milan last year for 1.2 billion euros and they are investors in fenway sports group who own liverpool and the boston red sox. so redbird is where the majority of the money is coming from. a big part of reynolds and mcelhenney�*s input will undoubtedly be their profile and growing alpines' profile. the documentary "welcome to wrexham", starring the two actors of course, has been credited with helping

double the crowds and bringing overseas fans to the club. wrexham's leading social media platform is tik tok. with alpine, formula one already has "drive to survive" the popular netflix series, but there will inevitably be more attention on celebrity owners and crucially, american audiences for the sport. in october last year, the day before his 27th birthday, paralympic medallist george peasgood suffered a serious brain injury after a freak bicycle accident, now at a rehabilitation centre he's slowly moving towards his goal of getting his life back�*. our reporter matt graveling has been to meet him. australia, 2018. another podium for great britain's george peasgood. this success came 20 years after a lawnmower accident left george needing 15 surgeries to his leg. as he grew, george continued to swim, cycle and run. in 2011, he was picked up by british triathlon, and he already had a clear

goal in mind. get to rio and hopefully do a couple of other games after that. i really want to make this the best part of my life and make it as long as possible. rio became reality and was followed by two medals in tokyo. up next, the paralympics in paris. george was flying, but then, on the 1st of october, the day before his 27th birthday, a bike crash changed everything. rushed to hospital with a serious brain injury, doctors said george was in the deepest level of coma. his family were told to expect the worst. but then, six weeks later, george woke up. i felt like i woke up from a dream. literally, everything, from,0ctober, november, december, up untiljanuary, it felt like a dream. after six months, george left hospital and now, here in leicestershire, 85 miles away and nine months on from the crash which almost claimed his life,

george continues to beat the odds. everyday is a positive. everyday is a step forward. i had three hours of intense rehab. i also have counselling sessions. that is the mental side of things. every day is just massively in focus. keep going, keep going, work, work, work! good, he's off. george is fantastic. his ability to just get on with it and crack on and work hard and make the best of a pretty poor situation has been inspiring. to have gone from being told that it is unlikely he will get up again, let alone run committed to then see the things that i have been seeing him do. it has been incredible. while competing is on the back burner for now, george says overcoming adversity at a young age was what saved his life this time around. it'ss like being stubborn.

i've learned to be so stubborn and never take no for an answer. ijust want my life back, the was before my accident. there is all i want to do, to do, to try and get my life back. you're going to get there see mark yes, definitely. matt graveling, bbc news england women have lost the one—off test match against australia but without my the ashes series continues on centre with the first of three t20 matches. england women haveit of three t20 matches. england women have it all to do. for me, olly foster, and the rest of the sports team. goodbye.

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