this is bbc news. the headlines: wildfires rage in greece, thousands are evacuated from the island of rhodes where the fires have been burning for five days. it comes as scientists say the speed and timing of a recent series of temperature related climate records is �*unprecedented'. russian officials in occupied crimea say a ukrainian drone has hit an ammunition depot on the peninsula. and england take a narrow win against haiti in their opening match at the women's world cup.

now on bbc news it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. england are off the mark, but it's far from convincing against haiti, in their women's world cup opener. rain rain go away, england have to battle the elements, in the hunt for australian wickets, to stay in the ashes. and, a hoylake record in an open, jon rahm shoots a round of 63 on day three at royal liverpool. also coming up on sportsday. it's a first pole in almost two years for lewis hamilton, who pips championship leader verstappen by the finest of margins. and the yellowjersey is his. vingegaard rolls into the final stage as the leader of the tour de france.

hello there, and welcome to sportsday this saturday. and all eyes were on england's eagerly awaited first group game of the women's world cup. but it's fair to say they made hard work of haiti in brisbane. georgia stanway�*s retaken penalty proving the difference, against one of the lowest ranked teams in the tournament, who could have come away with a famous result, if it wasn't for some vital saves from england keeper mary earps. nevertheless, the european champions kick off with a 1—0 victory. jane dougall has more. not a convincing win for england. they looked rusty and they certainly were not clinical enough in front of the goal. they were very fortunate not to concede against a strong haitian side who had several good chancesin haitian side who had several good chances in front of goal and could very well have been a banana skin for the lioness in their first match of the tournament. katie was

watching. the first stop on their australian adventure, england's fans had travelled near and far to brisbane as european champions, the supporters are used in major tournaments. haitians were experiencing a women's world cup for the first time. iii experiencing a women's world cup for the first time-— the first time. if we score a goal, “ust a the first time. if we score a goal, just a goal. _ the first time. if we score a goal, just a goal, they're _ the first time. if we score a goal, just a goal, they're going - the first time. if we score a goal, just a goal, they're going to - the first time. if we score a goal, just a goal, they're going to be . just a goal, they're going to be such an explosion ofjoy in haiti. it is our time this year, it is our time _ it is our time this year, it is our time. absolutely. we met with got to be favourites in our group and then you went _ be favourites in our group and then you went to— be favourites in our group and then you went to tournament football. but we've _ you went to tournament football. but we've got _ you went to tournament football. but we've got a _ you went to tournament football. but we've got a very good chance. england — we've got a very good chance. england are a big draw here in brisbane. there is plenty of excitement around the team but there are questions, too. key players are missing through injury and they have not scored a goal in their last three friendly matches. england were expected to put right against haiti, a team ranked 49 places below them.

but the underdogs were not overawed and had the game's first real chance. just as england were getting started, chloe kelly was stopped brutally in her tracks. the crowd suggested a penalty but the referee spotted a foul in the build—up and had this to say. this spotted a foul in the build-up and had this to say.— had this to say. no penalty. england's — had this to say. no penalty. england's manager - had this to say. no penalty. england's manager was - had this to say. no penalty. england's manager was not| had this to say. no penalty. _ england's manager was not impressed but minutes later they were given a helping hand when a basketball move in the area, this time there was only one outcome. as they were celebrating, ver intervened again. they are had been off line so england had another go. a second chance. england were up and running. england may be one of the best in the world but haiti have never been better. in the second have their

star was scrambling. england had been told to be ruthless but chances came and chances went. haiti never let up. mary with a super save. in the end, england had their keeper to thank for their three points. it was never comfortable but haiti had a performance they can be proud of england had the result they needed. afterwards i spoke to lucy who said that they would certainly have to work on their finishing in front of goal and we saw some of her fantastic saves. i also spoke to the goalkeeper who said she was more involved in the game then she might have liked to have been. i involved in the game then she might have liked to have been.— have liked to have been. i think that is something _

have liked to have been. i think that is something we _ have liked to have been. i think that is something we can - have liked to have been. i think. that is something we can obviously work on. i think it is important to keep a clean sheet against a team really tough on the counterattack but we are creating chances. i thought a couple of good saves and we probably could have been a little bit more clinical than the other chances as well. aha, bit more clinical than the other chances as well.— bit more clinical than the other chances as well. �* , ., ., chances as well. a bit more involved in the game — chances as well. a bit more involved in the game that _ chances as well. a bit more involved in the game that i _ chances as well. a bit more involved in the game that i would _ chances as well. a bit more involved in the game that i would have - chances as well. a bit more involved in the game that i would have liked. in the game that i would have liked to have _ in the game that i would have liked to have been but ultimately the most important _ to have been but ultimately the most important thing is that we won. so i'm important thing is that we won. so i'm just _ important thing is that we won. so i'm just really chuffed with that to be honest — i'm just really chuffed with that to be honest. all i'm just really chuffed with that to be honest. �* , ._ , i'm just really chuffed with that to be honest. �* , , be honest. all the players said their manager _ be honest. all the players said their manager had _ be honest. all the players said| their manager had emphasised be honest. all the players said - their manager had emphasised they had done what they needed to do and getting the win. they will certainly have to play better than that against denmark next week and indeed, against better teams that they might come up against later on in the tournament. jane dougall there. and england's next opponents, denmark, had their first challenge today, they left it late against china though. former winners japan were impressive. and there was also plenty of interest in the current champions the usa. for their match with vietnam. four years ago, the americans put a record 13 goals past thailand in their opener. patrick gearey reports. a maori welcome of peace. just a few

metres apart but divided by so much. the americans are a superpower, aiming forthe third the americans are a superpower, aiming for the third world cup in a row. they can play the game at its breathtaking best. smith's goal took 40 breathtaking best. smith's goal took a0 minutes. then the chance to make it to but the moment of glorious defiance. as close as vietnam would get to a goal. in less than ten minutes, smith pounced for her second, initially ruled out for offside but awarded by the ai. second, initially ruled out for offside but awarded by the al. the usa are favourites for the tournament and created plenty of chances but it took until late in the second half of their captain to get a third. in a day that was symbolic yet simple for the americans. japan were the last team other than the usa to win the world cup and they made an impressive start in hamilton against zambia. the team are in the rhythm. this was the zambians first women's cup and they were caught out repeatedly after the break. it ended up 5—0.

the match between england's next two opponents, denmark and china, produced little of note until it was snatched at the last foot of the world's most isolated city, we had to go a long way to find a winner. so no real upsets from today's games, but earlier, i wasjoined byjonas eidevall, the arsenal women's manager, with several of his team appearing at this world cup. he's commentating on some of the matches for the bbc. he told me he was impressed by the standard in australia and new zealand and what more is to come. i think it is the collective performance that has impressed me. i mean, both japan and performance that has impressed me. i mean, bothjapan and spain, i think, have been brilliant on the ball and really played some really good football. short passes, some really nice combination play on the final third but also a team like new zealand that was probably one of the biggest underdogs in their opening game against norway. the collective

display and playing together in defence, that has been really, really nice to see. i'd like you said japan were really nice side. yeah, i think, said japan were really nice side. yeah, ithink, japan, to said japan were really nice side. yeah, i think, japan, to world cup finals before they won it but they sort of came a little bit under the radar but their display today i thought was phenomenal. the way they pass the ball, they stick together as a team and even a defence i think really aggressively and compact as well so i think it made a real statement that they will be one of the contenders in this year's tournaments.— the contenders in this year's tournaments. ., ., , tournaments. perhaps not as many coals as tournaments. perhaps not as many goals as they — tournaments. perhaps not as many goals as they would _ tournaments. perhaps not as many goals as they would have _ tournaments. perhaps not as many goals as they would have liked. - tournaments. perhaps not as many goals as they would have liked. i i goals as they would have liked. i think the us has really talented players but there is a lot of tournament debutants for them and i don't think you should underestimate that fact and the pressure that comes with playing for the usa. i think the most important thing for them was to get off to a decent start and get three points and then

start and get three points and then start growing into the tournament. in terms of england's performance, the european champions, a bit of a struggle against haiti. a bit of a disappointment for them? the most important thing was that they won and i mean you can never neglect that in football. then i think, when you've seen some of the football that they have been playing, like last year, in the euros and even after that, they have been doing better performances than they did today. they have moved the ball better, they have had much more quality on the final third, they haven't given away the possession so easily that they did today and they suffered counterattacks but i think it is the same for them as for the us. they also have a couple of new players, they have some new

constellations in the team due to injuries or absences so this will also be a good opportunity for them to grow into the tournament. we've got some big teams yet to play. sweden, france, germany, brazil, lots of excitement ahead for that. that is one of the most exciting things with this tournament that is potentially seven or eight different nations that possibly can win so far, we've seen some really, really good performances but it would be really interesting to see these eight nations now entering the tournament. england's cricketers feared the worst ahead of the fourth day of the fourth ashes test with australia, with heavy rain forecast for most of the day. but in the couple of valuable hours play this afternoon, they managed to take a crucial wicket, before the weather again halted matters. so much riding on their series hopes, and the clouds at old trafford tomorrow, asjoe wilson reports. this was expected. it was not wanted but guess what? against many expectations, the rain stopped. 2:a5pm and those were cricketers at old trafford ready there and ready there. england resumed their search for a six wickets to stay in the

ashes. shan�*t brush the lingering clouds and fell just ashes. shan�*t brush the lingering clouds and felljust beyond the spending alley. if the crowd could well allocate they were putting everything they could into it. a chilly afternoon, sensible outfit. now, england's captain and urgent discussions. the empire's and sam as the light. too gloomy for their batters. hopefully they could see the ball coming in that grandstand. and he was seen celebrating his hundredth. had the rain relented just for australia to enjoy the day? hold on. is that out? it is a catch. did it catch that about? well, there is your evidence. 0n review, yes, australia were five down, the game is on. and a finger tip or two away

from a brilliant catch there. the players took their interval tea. australia 21a—5. the match paused for a vein. be frustrated for this, well, be grateful we have had any play at all today. even standing here tucked away behind the stadium at old trafford it is impossible to miss the drizzle and a reminder of the situation when play was halted for the day. australia still 61 runs behind in their second innings. five wickets down. now, england, iguess, the institute their way forward today that they will be relieved that they had two players to bowl. now, if there was a full day of play to look forward to on the fifth and final day tomorrow i am sure england would be absolutely confident of completing a victory but the issue tomorrow morning will be the same issue as we had today. how much play

well the weather here at old trafford parameters? we well the weather here at old trafford parameters? we shall wait and see what _ trafford parameters? we shall wait and see what happens _ trafford parameters? we shall wait and see what happens tomorrow. l we shall wait and see what happens tomorrow. it's been a day to remember forjon rahm at the open. the world number three finished his third round in style, with a course record in an open at royal liverpool, to fire himself into contention, for a first claretjug. but, as with the cricket, weather is also a factor at hoylake. as andy swiss reports. it was a morning when watching the open was almost as tough as playing in it. heavy rain greeting the fans at once it cleared, the calm conditions made for pretty good scoring asjon rahm proved in spectacularfashion. around 63 for the masters champion as he leapt up the masters champion as he leapt up the leaderboard. and rory mcilroy was also seen making a move. he began the day nine shots off the pace but he didn't stay there long.

are very good opener. find pace but he didn't stay there long. are very good opener.— pace but he didn't stay there long. are very good opener. and the man the were are very good opener. and the man they were all _ are very good opener. and the man they were all chasing, _ are very good opener. and the man they were all chasing, american - are very good opener. and the man they were all chasing, american jon they were all chasing, americanjon rahm got off to a wobbly start. his five shot lead soon starting to slip. england's fleetwood set out as its closest challenger until it of the home fans he was soon even closer. some, though, were beginning to falter after his early run of birdies, rory mcavoy�*s charged old but after his shaky startjon rahm regained his poise and his touch. the american remains the man to catch. well, let's get the latest from hoylake now, and join our reporter ben croucher for all the latest. good to see it. a fascinating day. bring us up to speed. it is good to see it. a fascinating day. bring us up to speed.— bring us up to speed. it is been a fascinating _ bring us up to speed. it is been a fascinating day. _

bring us up to speed. it is been a fascinating day. jon _ bring us up to speed. it is been a fascinating day. jon rahm - bring us up to speed. it is been a fascinating day. jon rahm did - bring us up to speed. it is been aj fascinating day. jon rahm did the early moving but it is harman inching his way ever further away from the field. back to back birdies on the back nine. in a major championship and you are leading it for the first time you'll always get the sense of how they deal with the pressure? how will they deal with adversity and those early bogeys on the third round, begotten answer and with four birdies, he is now six shots clear of the field and if you take a look at that leaderboard it is a sizeable read at this stage of a major championship. six shots clear ofjon rahm and camera young he was runner—up at st andrews last year. one dropped shot today and five birdies for the american. the norwegian, five under par round for him today to shoot himself up the leaderboard and rory mcilroy, we

thought he was going to be right up there when he started and made three birdies in his first five holes but then on the back nine, one over par on the back nine for him and hejust could not get it going but earlier on today when the conditions were at their most benign it wasjon rahm did full advantage of that eight under par round of 63, it is the best round at an open championship by two shots here at hoylake. he said it was some of the best links golf that he has ever played. and it was no fluke. it golf that he has ever played. and it was no fluke-— was no fluke. it feels really, really good- _ was no fluke. it feels really, really good. we _ was no fluke. it feels really, really good. we practice - was no fluke. it feels really, really good. we practice sol was no fluke. it feels really, - really good. we practice so hard and at least, _ really good. we practice so hard and at least, a _ really good. we practice so hard and at least, a lot of us, expect certain— at least, a lot of us, expect certain things. and if someone is like, _ certain things. and if someone is like. 0k. — certain things. and if someone is like, 0k, gets to a point where it is like. _ like, 0k, gets to a point where it is like. you— like, 0k, gets to a point where it is like, you visualise it in your head — is like, you visualise it in your head and _ is like, you visualise it in your head and you see what is supposed to happen, _ head and you see what is supposed to happen, right? like if they hit this properly— happen, right? like if they hit this properly encoded it here and maybe do this_ properly encoded it here and maybe do this and — properly encoded it here and maybe do this and that doesn't happen often _ do this and that doesn't happen often wear, you know, you see those shots _ often wear, you know, you see those shots come _ often wear, you know, you see those shots come out and although shots come _

shots come out and although shots come out _ shots come out and although shots come out the way they are supposed to and _ come out the way they are supposed to and put— come out the way they are supposed to and put them on the spot you are supposed _ to and put them on the spot you are supposed to. a to and put them on the spot you are supposed to-— supposed to. a brilliant day forjon rahm and l — supposed to. a brilliant day forjon rahm and i saw _ supposed to. a brilliant day forjon rahm and i saw you _ supposed to. a brilliant day forjon rahm and i saw you under - supposed to. a brilliant day forjon rahm and i saw you under an - supposed to. a brilliant day forjon - rahm and i saw you under an umbrella at the start of the day. however the conditions played a part? are you all right? conditions played a part? are you all riuht? , ~ g. conditions played a part? are you allriuht? , ~ all right? just like joe were saying at old trafford _ all right? just like joe were saying at old trafford we _ all right? just like joe were saying at old trafford we were _ all right? just like joe were saying at old trafford we were expecting | at old trafford we were expecting heavy downpours for much of the day and we were conditions to be a lot more challenging but there is barely a breath of wind right now and that has played right into the golfers multi—mac hands. he did rain for five hours. it has allowed the golfers to be more accessible for all. they were able to shoot a few more law schools and we were expecting. a little bit more rain tomorrow. how could attics affect things? we were expecting it to play

into hands. just to say that no golfer has ever had a six shot lead going into the final round of an open championship and not one. all the money, it seems, right now, is on a harman. the money, it seems, right now, is on a harman-— the money, it seems, right now, is on a harman. rory mcilroy is such a d these on a harman. rory mcilroy is such a dry these majors. — on a harman. rory mcilroy is such a dry these majors, isn't _ on a harman. rory mcilroy is such a dry these majors, isn't the - on a harman. rory mcilroy is such a dry these majors, isn't the crowds l dry these majors, isn't the crowds have been huge following him, haven't they? he have been huge following him, haven't they?— have been huge following him, haven't the ? . , , haven't they? he has been the box office draw — haven't they? he has been the box office draw all _ haven't they? he has been the box office draw all week _ haven't they? he has been the box office draw all week here _ haven't they? he has been the box office draw all week here at - office draw all week here at hoylake. you might remember he won at royal liverpool golf club and there was so much expectation coming into this event. and it seemed earlier that they were for a five deepin earlier that they were for a five deep in places. he said the most support and those crowds that followed him are now sticking there and trying to cheer on fleetwood who just up the coast. he has not been able to get it going not for the lack of trying and not for the lack

of this wonderful home crowd here at hoylake who have braved the elements from most of the day and they have been rewarded with some fantastic golf. been rewarded with some fantastic aolf. . ~' ,. , been rewarded with some fantastic tolf, ., ~' , . leigh leopards have reached the challenge cup final for the first time in 52 years. st helen's pushed until the final whistle. after leigh pulled clear in the second half. jonny lomax's late score pulled it back to 12—10. but it wasn't to be, much to thejubilation of a raucous crowd. a historic wembley encounter for leigh now awaits, against hull kr or wigan warriors. it was a dramatic end in the women's challenge cup semi—final today too. faye gaskin's late winner helped book st. helens a trip to wembley after beating york by a point. it's the first time the women's final has been held at wembley. to formula one now, where lewis hamilton snatched pole position from championship leader max verstappen at the hungarian grand prix. it's the mercedes driver's first pole since 2021. snapping the longest streak of his career without one, and marked the end of a thrilling qualifying session.

as reginaldo rosario reports. for 595 days, lewis hamilton had not claimed pole position. this is how much number 10a meant. there was a new twist to qualifying this weekend. teams having to use every tyre compound throughout at the track. those new rules can't mercedes team—mate out. judge russell took pole at last year but hampered by traffic could only manage 18th, to the frustration of the mercedes garage. up front it seemed like business as usual for max verstappen. the championship lead had taken pole for the races and looked on course to make it six. but hamilton saved the best for last, to frustrate his old rival. get in let's go, boys! the last, to frustrate his old rival. get in let's go, boys! the most by a

sinale get in let's go, boys! the most by a single driver— get in let's go, boys! the most by a single driver at _ get in let's go, boys! the most by a single driver at any _ get in let's go, boys! the most by a single driver at any track _ get in let's go, boys! the most by a single driver at any track on - get in let's go, boys! the most by a single driver at any track on the - single driver at any track on the sport. and hamilton will be hungry for more on sunday. let's see if you can topple verstappen tomorrow. let's see if you can topple verstappen tomorrow. the defending tour de france champion yonas vingegaard will ride into paris tomorrow, and be confirmed in the yellow jersey. after safely finishing stage 20, the last mountain stage in the race. tadday pogarcher, his nearest challenger, won the stage. but is a massive 7 minutes 29 seconds behind the dane. british twins adam and simon yates ensured they'll finish third and fourth place overall. as drew savage reports. 0ne one last day in the mountains with a seven and have minute lead, the yellow jersey was all but seven and have minute lead, the yellowjersey was all but confirmed for vingegaard. wejust yellowjersey was all but confirmed for vingegaard. we just had to reach the finish and victory would be his were a sprinter, stage 20 of the last chance to make your mark before the last ceremonial stage in paris. legions of fans hope to cheer at the local legend on in his final tour de

france but those hopes were ended when vingegaard decided to base for the win. those lower down the order also had something to fight fire. britain's yates did enough to move up britain's yates did enough to move up from fifth to fourth overall and his older brother made sure he will finish third and be on the podium in paris. and the senior relates to an then helped his a point. it lost six minutes to vingegaard on wednesday but outspending the yellowjersey to win the state allowed lisa slovenian to finish on a high but newbury has performed better at altitude than the great dane. he has barely put a foot wrong. he has been brilliant, hasn't he? he has been brilliant, hasn't he? manchester mma fighter, tom aspinall, makes his much anticipated comeback at london's o2 arena this evening, after a year out due to injury. tom has battled back from knee surgery, but he hopes this is his first step towards the ufc heavyweight title. alice scarff reports. from salford to the states, his ufc

career has taken him around the world. but he has been gearing up for his biggest comeback fight at the 02 arena so we've come to speak to tom where it all began, right here in salford, in his dad's back garden. did you expect your career with ufc to take off as well as it did, as soon as it did? in the market is going to sound pretty arrogant but yeah, i did. because i was dedicating my whole life to it when i was in my late teens and early 20s. 0bviously when i was in my late teens and early 20s. obviously been to parties here and there and stuff but i was never parting every weekend. i was always living the dream lifestyle. i was just in the gym dedicating everything i've got to the dream. lastjuly, tom collapsed with a knee injuryjust lastjuly, tom collapsed with a knee injury just five minutes lastjuly, tom collapsed with a knee injuryjust five minutes into this fight. it injury 'ust five minutes into this fiuht. , , . ., ., injury 'ust five minutes into this fiuht. , '. ., ., , fight. it is difficult to not be able to walk, _ fight. it is difficult to not be able to walk, that _ fight. it is difficult to not be able to walk, that is - fight. it is difficult to not be able to walk, that is really l fight. it is difficult to not be - able to walk, that is really tough, and be in a lot of pain as well that

not only that, like, i think the mental side, not only that, like, i think the mentalside, ifelt not only that, like, i think the mental side, ifelt i let everyone down, let myself down, i sacrificed a lot for that fight. truths; down, let myself down, i sacrificed a lot for that fight.— a lot for that fight. why did you choose such — a lot for that fight. why did you choose such a _ a lot for that fight. why did you choose such a hard _ a lot for that fight. why did you choose such a hard fight - a lot for that fight. why did you choose such a hard fight to - a lot for that fight. why did you | choose such a hard fight to come back? i choose such a hard fight to come back? ., ., , ., ., back? i want to be relevant and i want to fight _ back? i want to be relevant and i want to fight guys _ back? i want to be relevant and i want to fight guys in _ back? i want to be relevant and i want to fight guys in the - back? i want to be relevant and i want to fight guys in the top - back? i want to be relevant and i want to fight guys in the top ten | want to fight guys in the top ten and i don't want an easy fight. i believe that dangerous people in the world. we can beat each other on any given day. and that's what excites me. i'm not going to get up and prepare myself as hard as a canvas and i can beat easily. these really, really tough guys and that is what excites me. i'm going to be the champion, for sure. excites me. i'm going to be the champion, forsure. i've excites me. i'm going to be the champion, for sure. i've not given up my champion, for sure. i've not given up my life to get anything less. i'm going to ufc heavyweight champion, definitely. i'd make a very confident tom there. i'd make a very confident tom there. a reminder of our top story before we go. celebrations for england who started their women's world cup campaign with a victory against haiti. farfrom convincing against world number 53, gs georgia stanway�*s penalty ultimately sealed the points, but they really had to rely on, me goalkeeper mary earps.

her saves keeping their 1—0 lead intact. that's all from sportsday. there were some parts of the uk that got to see saturday sunshine, especially in the north of scotland. some stunning scenes, this was a picture from argyll and bute. but this was the typical picture for many of us, in lancashire, clouds and outbreaks of rain. a lot of cloud on the earlier satellite picture and this weather system continues to journey eastwards overnight, some further wet weather for a time across parts of northern ireland, southern scotland, many areas of england and wales. the north of scotland will hold onto some clear skies, one or two showers and a bit chilly here once again overnight but further south, a mild night in prospect. we start sunday with this area of low pressure still very much in charge and along the line of this front here, that is where we will have the heaviest and most persistent rain. either side of that, more sunshine although with a scatter of showers. very wet indeed across parts of southern scotland, northern england, north wales, we could see some issues

with localised flooding here, some rain into parts of northern ireland as well. very wet indeed across parts of southern scotland, northern england, north wales, we could see some issues with localised flooding here, some rain into parts of northern ireland as well. to the north of that, sunny spells, scattered showers and to the south, scattered showers, the odd thunder and the windiest weather will be in the coasts of south—east england. temperatures, 23 in london, 16 in aberdeen — feeling particularly cool under cloud and rain. that band of rain will sink a little bit lower southwards as we move into sunday and into monday, this low pressure swinging away and on the back edge of it, a decidedly cool northerly flow of wind. still a band of cloud and rain pushing southwards across parts of england and south wales, during monday, behind the sunny spells, scattered showers, some widespread showers into north—west scotland.

temperatures at best 1a to 20 degrees, below average for this time injuly. high pressure tries to build briefly so some dry weather but some showers. but here comes the next rain bearing weather system, more low pressure and a set of weather fronts, outbreaks of heavy and persistent rain moving eastwards. an unsettled and rather cool week ahead.

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thousands are evacuated thousands are evacuated from the island of rhodes from the island of rhodes where the fires are said to be out of control. it comes as scientists say the speed and timing of a recent series of temperature related climate records is �*unprecedented'. russian officials in occupied crimea say a ukrainian drone has hit an ammunition depot on the peninsula. and england take a narrow win against haiti in their opening match at the women's world cup — we'll bring you all the day's results.