he sings david sillito, bbc news, glyndebourne. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. yes, i don't think the weather will hit too many high notes this weekend! actually, it is not a very summer —like weekend at all. today, there is a little bit of brightness are wrong, but also a fair amount of cloud and some showers. through the weekend, it is cool, rather windy at times, and there will be some outbreaks of rain. how much rain? this is the rain we expect to accumulate through the weekend. the wettest condition is likely to be across parts of northern england, into wales. some places easily seeing more than 50 millimetres of rain. the reason? it is all this cloud that is now looming on the atlantic. whether systems heading our way. atlantic. whether systems heading ourway. it atlantic. whether systems heading our way. it is already clouding over

across northern ireland with heavy and persistent rain here through this afternoon. elsewhere, a little bit of sunshine, but generally a fair amount bit of sunshine, but generally a fairamount of bit of sunshine, but generally a fair amount of cloud, the odd hefty shower, and these temperatures, 15-21 shower, and these temperatures, 15—21 degrees, below average for this point injuly. this evening until tonight, this point injuly. this evening untiltonight, rain this point injuly. this evening until tonight, rain will be on the move, pushing eastwards into southern scotland, northern england, wales, perhaps the south—west of england. wind is starting to pick up around some western coast as well. northern scotland hangs under some clear skies, and here, actually, quite a chilly night, maybe 3—4 in places, but it is northern scotland, and we will have the best of the weather tomorrow. elsewhere, frontal systems working in from the west, bringing outbreaks of rain, and quite a lot of rain for some, northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, wales, looking very wet indeed for a good part of the day. the middle and seeing rain as well, some for the south of england, and it will be quite windy around the coast, gusts of around 40-50 around the coast, gusts of around 40—50 mph. all the while, northern scotland seeing sunshine and just

the odd shower. if you are stuck under a cloud, temperatures may get no higher than 14—15, and it really is not great news for the cricket, because i think rain will certainly interrupt the play, but potentially it will rain for a good part of the day at old trafford, and also for the gulf. a lot of rain in the forecast as well. as we move through saturday night, not a very summery weather chart at all. this area of low pressure pushing eastwards, and in what could be more bad news for the cricket, we have this band of cloud and rain that could well hang around across parts of northern england for a good part of sunday. either side of that, sunny spells, some heavy showers, and those temperatures are maybe a little bit warmer, but still only 16—22. what about next week? really, more of the same. there will be more rain at times, some drier interludes, and still a bit of brightness around, but temperatures if anything a bit below par for this time of year.

0h oh dear! you, thanks, ben. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. 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. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm becky davis, coming up on the programme... england make a lightening—fast start at old trafford as they keep an anxious eye on the weather. three more games at the world cup — with spain showing why they are ranked amongst the favourites. and the american brian harman leads the way on day 2 of the open at hoylake.

welcome along. we'll start in manchester, where england are doing their best to pile on the runs against australia before the rain arrives at old trafford. ben stokes�* side need to win to maintain any hope of winning the ashes but with bad weather forecast over the weekend, they know there might not be any time to spare. stokes got the morning off to a thunderous start on the pitch. he got stuck straight into the australian bowlers, quickly taking his score past 50 although he didn't survive much longer, unfortunately, bowled by the australian captain pat cummins. harry brook also added runs, he made it past a half century too, before being caught on the boundary by mitchell stark for 61. jonny bairstow is still

at the crease, he's not out on 41. so, this is where things stand at lunch, england 506—8. that's a lead of 189 but with that bad weather on the way, things could get very interesting in the afternoon session. to the world cup, then, where there's been three more matches this morning. we'll come on to those in a moment. before that, england have this morning confirmed their captain, millie bright, will be available for the start of their campaign tomorrow. the lionesses begin against haiti in brisbane. bright had been struggling with a knee injury but earlier manager sarina wiegman confirmed that she will be fit to play. our reporter, jo currie, is with the team. captain millie bright is fit to start in the opening game against

haiti tomorrow. the start in the opening game against haiti tomorrow.— haiti tomorrow. the centre-back finally fully _ haiti tomorrow. the centre-back finally fully overcoming - haiti tomorrow. the centre-back finally fully overcoming that - haiti tomorrow. the centre-back| finally fully overcoming that knee injury, which has kept her sidelined since march. as you could expect, all smiles from her today. she and the rest of her team—mates have been out checking at the surface behind me they will be playing on tomorrow and after that, we caught up with brite and manager sarina wiegman. she is fit and she will play tomorrow and we will see how long that will_ tomorrow and we will see how long that will be. she has done everything we wanted her to do to -et everything we wanted her to do to get ready— everything we wanted her to do to get ready for this game. she came out with_ get ready for this game. she came out with good things to, she is very happy, _ out with good things to, she is very happy, the — out with good things to, she is very happy, the team is very happy, so let's happy, the team is very happy, so tet's get— happy, the team is very happy, so let's get started for some luckily we have — let's get started for some luckily we have some unbelievable, you know, staff and _ we have some unbelievable, you know, staff and coaches that do all the work_ staff and coaches that do all the work and — staff and coaches that do all the work and find all the footage that we need — work and find all the footage that we need to analyse as a team and make _ we need to analyse as a team and make sure — we need to analyse as a team and make sure we are in the best prepared _ make sure we are in the best prepared position coming up against our opponents tomorrow. it is a game that we are _ our opponents tomorrow. it is a game that we are excited _ our opponents tomorrow. it is a game that we are excited for, _ our opponents tomorrow. it is a game that we are excited for, it _ our opponents tomorrow. it is a game that we are excited for, it is _ that we are excited for, it is exciting _ that we are excited for, it is exciting to _ that we are excited for, it is exciting to play _ that we are excited for, it is exciting to play a _ that we are excited for, it is exciting to play a team - that we are excited for, it is exciting to play a team you i that we are excited for, it is - exciting to play a team you have never _ exciting to play a team you have never played _ exciting to play a team you have never played and _ exciting to play a team you have never played and see _ exciting to play a team you have never played and see what - exciting to play a team you have never played and see what theyl exciting to play a team you have - never played and see what they bring to the _ never played and see what they bring to the game — never played and see what they bring to the game. definitely _ never played and see what they bring to the game. definitely not _ never played and see what they bring to the game. definitely not an - to the game. definitely not an ofitment— to the game. definitely not an opponent to _ to the game. definitely not an opponent to take _ to the game. definitely not an opponent to take lightly, - to the game. definitely not an opponent to take lightly, we l to the game. definitely not an . opponent to take lightly, we are definitely— opponent to take lightly, we are definitely switched _ opponent to take lightly, we are definitely switched on _ opponent to take lightly, we are definitely switched on and - opponent to take lightly, we are definitely switched on and readyj

opponent to take lightly, we are i definitely switched on and ready for this one _ definitely switched on and ready for this one. the— definitely switched on and ready for this one. . ., �* ,.., this one. the team haven't scored now in three _ this one. the team haven't scored now in three games. _ this one. the team haven't scored now in three games. tomorrow i this one. the team haven't scored now in three games. tomorrow is | now in three games. tomorrow is again england are expected to win, potentially win comfortably. what have you said to them about wanting them to be ruthless tomorrow? irate them to be ruthless tomorrow? we said that in the review. and the review— said that in the review. and the review for— said that in the review. and the review for the canada match and the portugal— review for the canada match and the portugal match. we have enough chance _ portugal match. we have enough chance to — portugal match. we have enough chance to score goals. we have been so close _ chance to score goals. we have been so close we — chance to score goals. we have been so close. we have to keep doing that, _ so close. we have to keep doing that, keep — so close. we have to keep doing that, keep connecting with each other, _ that, keep connecting with each other, to — that, keep connecting with each other, to play our style of play. and, _ other, to play our style of play. and. yeah. _ other, to play our style of play. and, yeah, keep working hard to create _ and, yeah, keep working hard to create these chances again. and then one of— create these chances again. and then one of them — create these chances again. and then one of them will absolutely go in. when _ one of them will absolutely go in. when speaking in the press conference a short time ago, sarina wiegman was very tight—lipped when it came to giving away anything to do with the rest of the starting xi. something we have got used to from the dutch woman but when it comes to the dutch woman but when it comes to the centre—back in particular, that is a real problem position for england. in the absence of the injured leah williamson, there is no real clear successor. alex greenwood has been drafted in from left—back although that has left a hole behind her. jess carter, morgan, they have

all been used at centre—back. she has plenty of options. the problem tomorrow is just the lack of experience in those options. it's been a busy day already at the world cup. three games this morning with the very highly rated spain side cruising to victory against costa rica in wellington. three goals in six first half minutes did all the damage. costa rica's valeria del campo scoring an own goal to put spain ahead. that was before aitana bonmati curled in a second two minutes later. esther gonzalez completed the scoring, adding a third after a header came back off the crossbar. zambia and japan, the other two teams in group c, play tomorrow. there was a win too for switzerland. they saw off world cup debutants philippines 2—0 in dunedin. ramona bachmann's penalty late in the first half opened the scoring for the swiss before seraina piubel doubled their lead with a close—range effort

in the second half. the swiss now play norway next on tuesday. the first match of the morning was in melbourne, where canada and nigeria played out a goalless draw. canada's christine sinclair missed a chance to make history. she missed a penalty that would have made her the first player to score at six world cups. nigeria keeper chiamaka nnadozie kept out the spot—kick early in the second half. christine sinclair has scored many, many goals for this country and i am sure many fans, the team, and everyone can forgive missing the penalty kick. on kicks are a 50—50 chance and on this day, christine sinclair didn't score that. but knowing sinc, she has high standards and is a perfectionist. but this country and esteem love christine sinclair more than anything and they will rally round her and will be ready for the next game.

christine sinclair is a very good player — christine sinclair is a very good player. when she took the ball i was like, player. when she took the ball i was like. it— player. when she took the ball i was like. it is— player. when she took the ball i was like, it is sinclair again. the last time _ like, it is sinclair again. the last time we — like, it is sinclair again. the last time we played against them, she scored _ time we played against them, she scored rne — time we played against them, she scored me. iwas very time we played against them, she scored me. i was very angry and i told myself— scored me. i was very angry and i told myself this is the opportunity told myself this is the opportunity to make _ told myself this is the opportunity to make things right. so it is 1—1 for me — to make things right. so it is 1—1 for me and _ to make things right. so it is 1—1 for me and sinclair. next to hoylake where day 2 of the open has seen the american brian harman top the leaderboard. let's go live there now and join our reporter ben croucher who's been watching the morning's proceedings. standing on the 12th hole this morning. as those in the north might attest to, you need your big coat. the wind was howling, there was the threat of rain around and whilst it is still very breezy here at hoylake, causing many a challenge for some of the world's best golfers to control their ball, it is a gloriously sunny day. rory mcilroy has been out on the course this morning. he was going well. he made

two birdies in his first five holes, one at the 5th to go with one at the 1st. 2—underfor the one at the 5th to go with one at the 1st. 2—under for the tournament but he has just 1st. 2—under for the tournament but he hasjust given 1st. 2—under for the tournament but he has just given one 1st. 2—under for the tournament but he hasjust given one back 1st. 2—under for the tournament but he has just given one back at the turn to sit on one under par. alongsidejohn rama justin rose, who are both struggling to make the cut. we were following them down the eighth earlier. there are thousands upon thousands supporting rory mcilroy here at hoylake. they are all trying to catch the limited american brian harman, who had a stunning start to his morning. four straight birdies on the front nine have lifted him up to 8—under par, not a dropped a shot on his mount today. he is coming round the final couple of holes. if we take a look at that leaderboard, the american with a three shot lead at the minute —— his round. ahead of tommy fleetwood who goes outjust before 3pm this afternoon. christo lamprecht was alongside fleetwood overnight, already dropped a shot. michael stuart, the scot going well, two birdies on his front nine but if wejust look at the

two birdies on his front nine but if we just look at the bottom, john rama is struggling, scottie scheffler and the defending champion cameron smith take to the course in the next hour. to cameron smith take to the course in the next hour-— the next hour. to break away from the next hour. to break away from the actual golf. — the next hour. to break away from the actual golf, i _ the next hour. to break away from the actual golf, i think— the next hour. to break away from the actual golf, i think the - the next hour. to break away from the actual golf, i think the open i the actual golf, i think the open has become the latest sporting event to be disrupted by protesters? yes. to be disrupted by protesters? yes, three peeple _ to be disrupted by protesters? is: three people involved we to be disrupted by protesters? i2: three people involved we understand at the 17th hole, right in the far corner of hoylake at the moment. orange powder was thrown just off the green and a flare was set off. they were quickly led away by security and one of the golfers, billy horschel, it looks like, too. play was briefly disrupted but not by much in the grand scheme of by much in the grand scheme of things. already this summer we have things. already this summer we have seen protests at the likes of seen protests at the likes of wimbledon, the likes of the ashes, wimbledon, the likes of the ashes, the world snooker championship as the world snooker championship as well. a protest of this nature well. a protest hasn't been entirely unexpected. security services definitely prepared for it. we are awaiting further news from the authorities as to the entire details of the action

that was taken.— to the entire details of the action that was taken. . ~ . ., ., that was taken. thanks. much more to come throughout _ that was taken. thanks. much more to come throughout the _ that was taken. thanks. much more to come throughout the afternoon. - first practice for the hungarian grand prix has taken place inside the last hour, as max verstappen bids for his seventh successive win this weekend in budapest. things didn't start well for the dutchman's red bull team—mate sergio perez, who's early crash caused a red flag. the rest of the session was disrupted by heavy rain, with several drivers not setting a time. george russell was top of the leaderboard. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye.

breaking news. the legendary singer tony bennett — best known for his hit "i left my heart in san francisco" — and who won 20 grammys, including a lifetime achievement award, throughout his career has died at the age of 96. david sillito looks back at his colourful life. tony bennett was the best singer in the business, according to frank sinatra. a master of the classic american song. # deep in your eyes... # deep in your eyes... # can't take a kiss i regret... in the 505 he was a teen idol. weight the 50s he was a teen idol. weight it had been bob hope that had seen his act and helped him break into the big time. # well, i was terribly alone... in 1962, he released the song that