time for a look at the weather. he is tomasz schafernaker. do you have better news for us? it's better this saturday than last, last summer was awful —— last saturday was awful. this coming weekend and this afternoon and over the next couple of days it's going to be a mixture of sunshine and showers. when we look at satellite images we see this low pressure spinning up in the atlantic and this weekend will be very close to this low, coming close to the uk and establishing itself over us and the following weekend looks fairly similar with low pressure and i almost want to say the first half of august is actually looking pretty settled at least at this stage, so it's more of the same. these low—pressures keep arriving on our

shores and delivering unsettled weather. this evening and overnight the showers are pushed along by a breeze of micro the atlantic. it's not going to be cold. temperatures early in the morning will be around 13 degrees in glasgow, newcastle and further south in london, 15 degrees or so. this weekend, not a wash—out but sunshine and showers, breezy, and it will feel rather cool particularly around some western coasts because with the low here and the winds circling around below the western coasts will feel a little on the cool side so a low pressure over us, this is more typical of september. the showers will be developing inland as well. i think heaviest across parts of scotland, northern ireland, the north of england. few wish i was further south and i think predominantly dry weather with sunny spells. how does that bode for the oval? it's scheduled through monday and i think most days a risk of at least one or two fleeting showers with modest temperatures of around 20 degrees or so. here's sunday, it's a straight

jet pushing right at us and pointing right at us so these weather systems sweeping through. the best of the weather on sunday, i suspect the north of england. scotland will be a cracking day in aberdeen, i9 north of england. scotland will be a cracking day in aberdeen, 19 degrees but across wales, mid—wales, it looks pretty wet. on the rainfall, looks pretty wet. on the rainfall, look atjuly. this is the amount of rain we've had so far until the 27th. parts of western britain, i79% 27th. parts of western britain, 179% of the rainfall stop there is more to come. it's been distinctly wet this month but actually it's only been about half a degree below the average in terms of the the temperatures will remain about average or may be slightly below for the next few days, into next week, but changeable and, yeah, you don't need to worry about that. and that's bbc news at one.

i hope you have a good weekend. it's time to take a look at the news wherever you are. lets join our colleagues across the nations and regions for your news. have a good weekend, goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday. a stunner from laurenjames secures england's win over denmark. now it's all eyes on china against haiti to see if the european champions will qualify with a game to spare. it's been slow going at the ashes. one wicket for england as australia dig in at the oval. and the netball world cup is under way in south africa with favourites australia are off to a winning start. can england, scotland and wales follow that?

welcome along. let's start with an important win for england over denmark this morning at the women's world cup, a victory that puts them on the brink of qualifyng for the knock—out stages and a better performance than in their opening game against haiti. laurenjames scored the only goal of the game in just the sixth minute. but there are concerns as keira walsh suffered what looked like a serious injury. let's cross live to jane dougall, covering the tournament for us in sydney. jane, relief for the win and a good performance but also worry over that injury to keira walsh. yes. performance but also worry over that injury to keira walsh.— in'ury to keira walsh. yes, there is a injury to keira walsh. yes, there is a lot to unpack. _ injury to keira walsh. yes, there is a lot to unpack. overall, _ injury to keira walsh. yes, there is a lot to unpack. overall, good - a lot to unpack. overall, good performance from england, far organised and a huge improvement on their opening match against a far

weaker side in haiti that they were against in denmark. what stood out with the two changes the manager had made. first of all, laurenjames, her strike wasjust made. first of all, laurenjames, her strike was just incredible. only six minutes in that curling strike into the goal and she didn'tjust stand out for that one moment, she looked dangerous for the whole of the match, coming forward, being a nuisance to the denmark defence, but the other added thing was that the other change to have been made was rachel daly who was brought on as a defender and she actually assisted in that goal for laurenjames, however as you mentioned, england may have some long—term problems. it was a bittersweet match for them because towards the end of the first half, keira walsh, their creative midfielder, she had such a great season for barcelona, helping them to win the champions league and to win the league as well, it looked like quite an innocuous turn and she seemed to get her studs caught in

the turf and she came down and then immediately was mouthing, i have done my knee in. the stretcher came on, she was taken off, should it be quite upset but we do not know the extent of injury but there have been some who have been speculating that it could be the dreaded acl and england have already had their fair share of acl injuries before this tournament even began with their captain leah williamson and beth made as well suffering from acl is. as we said we don't know the extent of her injury and there is likely to be a scan tomorrow. after she went off, denmark did seem to go up a gear and england were lucky not to concede an equaliser, particularly in the last few minutes of the game because the danish players header hit the post and england are let off and the england manager did not look happy at that point. we will hear from managing the moment we first let's hear from the goal—scorer, lauren james let's hear from the goal—scorer, laurenjames who spoke to the bbc after the match. it

lauren james who spoke to the bbc after the match.— lauren james who spoke to the bbc after the match. it was a dream, but most importantly — after the match. it was a dream, but most importantly happy _ after the match. it was a dream, but most importantly happy the - after the match. it was a dream, but i most importantly happy the team won. you look— most importantly happy the team won. you look like you are peeling off to celebrate before the ball hit the back of the net. did you know when you struggled where it was going? i kind of had a far better soon as it hit the _ kind of had a far better soon as it hit the net — kind of had a far better soon as it hit the net i — kind of had a far better soon as it hit the net i was, it wasjust a relief — hit the net i was, it wasjust a relief i— hit the net i was, it was 'ust a relief. ., �* hit the net i was, it was 'ust a relief. . �* , ., , , , relief. i haven't seen many smiles on the faces _ relief. i haven't seen many smiles on the faces since _ relief. i haven't seen many smiles on the faces since this _ relief. i haven't seen many smiles on the faces since this work - relief. i haven't seen many smiles on the faces since this work of - on the faces since this work of gathering. what they say do an apology there are just really happy for me and i said before the game, they had a feeling about me today and i'm thankful i have good people around me. i think we started well i think we scored _ i think we started well i think we scored the — i think we started well i think we scored the goal— i think we started well i think we scored the goal and _ i think we started well i think we scored the goal and then- i think we started well i think we scored the goal and then we - i think we started well i think we scored the goal and then we hadj i think we started well i think we i scored the goal and then we had a little _ scored the goal and then we had a little stage — scored the goal and then we had a little stage in_ scored the goal and then we had a little stage in the _ scored the goal and then we had a little stage in the first _ scored the goal and then we had a little stage in the first half - scored the goal and then we had a little stage in the first half that. little stage in the first half that we lost — little stage in the first half that we lost balls _ little stage in the first half that we lost balls we _ little stage in the first half that we lost balls we didn't- little stage in the first half that we lost balls we didn't have . little stage in the first half that we lost balls we didn't have to| little stage in the first half that - we lost balls we didn't have to lose but we _ we lost balls we didn't have to lose but we got — we lost balls we didn't have to lose but we got better— we lost balls we didn't have to lose but we got better in _ we lost balls we didn't have to lose but we got better in the _ we lost balls we didn't have to lose but we got better in the game andl but we got better in the game and then we _ but we got better in the game and then we had — but we got better in the game and then we had this _ but we got better in the game and then we had this issue _ but we got better in the game and then we had this issue with - but we got better in the game and then we had this issue with keira i then we had this issue with keira watsh— then we had this issue with keira walsh and — then we had this issue with keira walsh and she _ then we had this issue with keira walsh and she had _ then we had this issue with keira walsh and she had to go- then we had this issue with keira walsh and she had to go out- then we had this issue with keira i walsh and she had to go out in the second _ walsh and she had to go out in the second half— walsh and she had to go out in the second half and _ walsh and she had to go out in the second half and it _ walsh and she had to go out in the second half and it was _ walsh and she had to go out in the second half and it was a _ walsh and she had to go out in the second half and it was a fight - walsh and she had to go out in the second half and it was a fight and i second half and it was a fight and the team — second half and it was a fight and the team showed _ second half and it was a fight and the team showed that _ second half and it was a fight and

the team showed that we - second half and it was a fight and | the team showed that we adapted second half and it was a fight and i the team showed that we adapted to second half and it was a fight and - the team showed that we adapted to a new situation — the team showed that we adapted to a new situation and _ the team showed that we adapted to a new situation and we _ the team showed that we adapted to a new situation and we really— the team showed that we adapted to a new situation and we really had - the team showed that we adapted to a new situation and we really had to - new situation and we really had to fi-ht new situation and we really had to fight for— new situation and we really had to fight for the — new situation and we really had to fight for the win _ new situation and we really had to fight for the win and _ new situation and we really had to fight for the win and that's - new situation and we really had to fight for the win and that's what . new situation and we really had toi fight for the win and that's what we did sign— fight for the win and that's what we did sign very— fight for the win and that's what we did sign very proud _ fight for the win and that's what we did sign very proud of— fight for the win and that's what we did sign very proud of the - fight for the win and that's what we did sign very proud of the team. i two wins for two for england. interestingly, everyone is looking at the other group game and china are playing haiti. china is leading 1-0 are playing haiti. china is leading 1—0 and that does depend on how soon whether england can qualify for the knockout stages.— whether england can qualify for the knockout stages. yes, england had to win toni . ht knockout stages. yes, england had to win tonight and _ knockout stages. yes, england had to win tonight and then _ knockout stages. yes, england had to win tonight and then hope _ knockout stages. yes, england had to win tonight and then hope that - knockout stages. yes, england had to win tonight and then hope that haiti l win tonight and then hope that haiti would win or hold china to a draw for them to qualify automatically for them to qualify automatically for them to qualify automatically for the knockout stages in the last 16 with a game in hand because they still have to play china but as it stands, as you say, china are leading 1—0 against haiti and also, china have gone a player down as well and they had a player sent off in the first half so anything can happen and we have seen who well haiti played against england in that opening match and they had a good few chances on goal and were unlucky

not to score against so it is still up not to score against so it is still up in the air and as we say, england will still have to china, but at the moment, england are top of the group, so they are likely to qualify, it'sjust group, so they are likely to qualify, it's just when they qualify, it's just when they qualify, which is a case in point. great stuff, jane, great to chat to you. in the early game, argentina produced a superb comeback to draw 2—2 with south africa in dunedin south africa were on course for their first—ever win in tournament history when thembi kgatlana put them 2—0 up in the second half, but argentina pulled one back courtesy of a sensational strike from sophia braun before romina nunez headed home an equaliser, both of those goals coming in a five—minute span and ensuring both teams got their first point of the tournament so far. holders italy and turkey are submitting a bid to jointly host the men's euros in 2032. it could clear the way for the uk and ireland to host the 2028 event,

if turkey withdraw their solo bid for the same tournament. the last euros in 2021 took place across 11 countries with wembley the stadium for the final between england and winners italy. it's in germany next year and the uk and ireland are hoping to get the next one and apart from turkey are the only other bid. australia are still 168 runs behind england when they resume after lunch at the oval shortly. it's the fifth and final test, with england hoping to level the series at 2—2. but it's been slow going. joe wilson is there for us. it has been very different this morning, joe. d0 it has been very different this morning. joe-— it has been very different this mornina,joe. ~ ~ , ., ., morning, joe. do you think australia are battin: morning, joe. do you think australia are batting for— morning, joe. do you think australia are batting for a _ morning, joe. do you think australia are batting for a draw? _ morning, joe. do you think australia are batting for a draw? surely - morning, joe. do you think australia are batting for a draw? surely not. l are batting for a draw? surely not. there are various factors that australia's banners are naturally more cautious due to england and the overhead conditions above the oval have been a bit gloomy and of

course, england's bowlers are pretty good. this show you the one moment that lit up the moment two morning's session. joe root fielding that first slip. ruud has been frustrated with catching in the series are times and i think what we saw here was a slip catch as good as any. labuschagne has faced 82 balls and made just nine. labuschagne has faced 82 balls and madejust nine. i think it was really a relief for everybody to see the back of him. as we go back into the back of him. as we go back into the afternoon, bowlerfriendly conditions and england will hope for a bit more luck but in terms of their spin bowling options, this interesting because we don't think moeen ali is fit enough to play any part today. growing problem picked up part today. growing problem picked up yesterday but, sarah, joe root in spain and joe root can do anything. you can keep right across that on bbc sport website.

south africa's paula reto is leading the way on the second day of the evian championship in france. it's the fourth major of the women's season, she's got her second round under way in the last hour. earlierformer us open champion yuka saso recovered well from starting with a double bogey and picking up another three bogeys. seven birdies brought the japanese back into contention, though, and she ended her round on six under, two shots off the lead. she's tied second with former chevron championship winner patty tavatanakit of thailand. this great shot on the fifth secured her one of five birdies on her round of 67. the netball world cup is under way today in south africa. it's the first time it's being hosted on the continent. favourites and 11 times winners australia got off to a winning start beating zimbabwe 86—30. hosts south africa play wales later, scotland are against malawi and england start against barbados. here are the thoughts

from all three camps. we wa nt we want to build on what has been a number of past experiences over the past four years from international series, the commonwealth games and we want to be able to execute the way that we think we can play consistently. tote way that we think we can play consistently.— consistently. we are still an underdog — consistently. we are still an underdog team, _ consistently. we are still an underdog team, we - consistently. we are still an underdog team, we are - consistently. we are still an underdog team, we are a i consistently. we are still an - underdog team, we are a young consistently. we are still an _ underdog team, we are a young group and there— underdog team, we are a young group and there are players who haven't competed — and there are players who haven't competed in super league also and for us _ competed in super league also and for us it's— competed in super league also and for us it's to go out there and show what _ for us it's to go out there and show what we _ for us it's to go out there and show what we are — for us it's to go out there and show what we are made of and enjoy the experience — what we are made of and enjoy the experience and massively from it. it experience and massively from it. [it seems experience and massively from it. seems like a experience and massively from it. it seems like a long time ago now 2015 in sydney— seems like a long time ago now 2015 in sydney but — seems like a long time ago now 2015 in sydney but after _ seems like a long time ago now 2015 in sydney but after not _ seems like a long time ago now 2015 in sydney but after not qualifying - in sydney but after not qualifying for years — in sydney but after not qualifying for years ago. _ in sydney but after not qualifying foryears ago. is— in sydney but after not qualifying for years ago, is even _ in sydney but after not qualifying for years ago, is even more - in sydney but after not qualifying l for years ago, is even more special and hopefully— for years ago, is even more special and hopefully i_ for years ago, is even more special and hopefully i can _ for years ago, is even more special and hopefully i can share _ for years ago, is even more special and hopefully i can share some - and hopefully i can share some experiences _ and hopefully i can share some experiences of— and hopefully i can share some experiences of mine _ and hopefully i can share some experiences of mine with - and hopefully i can share some experiences of mine with the l and hopefully i can share some i experiences of mine with the girls and looking — experiences of mine with the girls and looking forward _ experiences of mine with the girls and looking forward to _ experiences of mine with the girls and looking forward to getting - experiences of mine with the girlsj and looking forward to getting out there _ and looking forward to getting out there and — and looking forward to getting out there and getting _ and looking forward to getting out there and getting going. - and looking forward to getting out there and getting going. 50 - and looking forward to getting out there and getting going.— there and getting going. so much sort there and getting going. so much sport going _ there and getting going. so much sport going on- — 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. let's get more now on our top story, the high court ruling that an expansion of london's ultra low emissions zone, or ulez, can go ahead. the scheme is aimed at reducing air pollution in the capital. the zone currently covers the central area, shown in pink, on this map. drivers of the most polluting vehicles in the zone, are charged £12.50 a day. london's mayor, sadiq khan, wants to extend the boundary of the zone to cover the whole of greater london. five conservative—led councils tried to have the expansion of the scheme halted, arguing that mr khan had exceeded his powers, but they have now failed. the extension is due to go ahead on august 29th. ulez has been at the centre of a major political row, and is thought to have contributed to labour's failure in last week's uxbridge by—election. here's the mayor, sadiq khan, giving

his reaction, a little earlier. well, this landmarkjudgment today is good news for london, because it means we can make progress from the end of next month. the decision to expand ulez was a difficult one, not one i took lightly, but it is essential, because in our great city, over 4,000 people die prematurely linked with air quality. there are children who have stunted lungs forever and adults with a host of health issues, cancer, dementia, heart disease, and i have been listening through this process, and i will carry on listening, from next week we will be expanding further the support we give to londoners, although it is the case, the high court confirmed, that nine out of ten cars in london are compliant, they will not pay a penny more but they will see the benefits of cleaner air, almost1 million families will be eligible for financial support, every single small business will be

eligible for support, and every charity is eligible