people were on board the boat which size, most were from afghanistan with a few from sudan. hawaii's attorney general orders an investigation into the handling of wildfires on maui. at least 80 people are known to have died. the authorities are facing growing questions about whether they could have done more to warn residents on the island of maui. and england reach the semifinals of the women's world cup, beating colombia 2—1. they'll face australia, after the hosts beat france, in an incredible penalty shoot—out. and those of the latest headlines here on bbc news. and now it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun.

history at stake for the lionesses, who come from behind to believe beat columbia, and make the final four of the women's world cup. imean as i mean as a team we are in a great place, feeling really confident, beat australia for the first time. first game of the season against nottingham forest. harry kane's new home... the england captain officiallyjoins bayern munich 7 but says it's not a goodbye to tottenham fans. also coming up on sportsday... st helens make history, the first women's side to win the challenge cup at wembley... and in the men's glory to leigh leopards and in a class of his own 7 tom pidcock claims the mountain bike cross country world title.

hello there 7 and welcome along to the programme. a first ever women's world cup final is edging closer for england's lionesses, after they got the better of colombia to make the semi7finals of the tournament. and they to claw their way back, after going behind. but alessia russo's goal proved the difference. our sports editor dan roan reports from sydney. england were yet to set this world cup alight. but their fans arrived hoping their team would now show why they were among the favourites to be crowned champions. opponents, colombia, with the lowest rank of the quarter finalists, a tournament that has become known for upsets, their armoury of supporters thought they were going to produce another. england knew if they were going to reach the final all four of their

as columbia put bodies on the line. already made history by reaching the last stage for the first time, now they show why. it's all the way in, it streamlined for columbia. lisi santos with a superb shot from a distance, columbia celebrating like they had won the world cup itself. tournament, england needed a response and had some good fortune. the goalkeepers, and it's in. hemp stabbing home the equaliserjust before the interval. the european champion started the second half as it ended the first. russo! she's done it! georgia stanway past falling for rousseau, england the

lead they crave. now desperate columbia remained dangerous, earps tested for distance but england dug deeper, third consecutive world cup semi—final. and there it is, another hurdle cleared. key players in the build up to this tournament and the recent suspension of the fallen laurenjames, testament to their resilience and their resolve, and they have every reason to celebrate this victory, they must now prepare for what will be a blockbuster clash against the host australia next week. in their first ever appearance in the world cup final. it's exciting, what more do you want, i think columbia had a great fan base out here tonight so we had a little taste, but yeah, i'm so excited. yeah it was awesome, i think the girls played really well, dominate the first half, and the second half. impressive, great game.

see you in the semis, england. england have had to battle their way through this competition and they keep finding a way to win, taking nothing for granted, two victories away from the biggest prize. well 7 we sawjust there 7 that australia fan saying �*see you in the semi's england'. because before that england win, the co? hosts were taken all the way to a penalty shoot—out by france, in their quarter7final. but they came out on top, in the most dramatic of finishes. joe lynsky was watching. a moment in brisbane that has echoed around australia, the co—hosts now are a nation with momentum. they've reached the last four for the first time and what it means here was summed up by a young fan, in sam kerr's shirt. they faced france in the quarterfinals who started bright and should have scored. and for a moment in a mix—up, the route through seemed clear.

but that block kept france in it and at 0—0 after two hours and bent this match went to penalties, france miss give the hosts first chance. but that meant the shoot—out went on to the tenth player on the list, and when 19—year—old vicki basye mist, brisbane braced. next and sydney, the co—hosts have hope, joe linsky bbc news. so a huge match ahead next week then 7 as england contend with that home support that australia will bring. the lionnesses lost their first game under sarina wiegman against the matildas. that was back in april. so can they get revenge on the biggest of stages? jane dougall�*s in sydney for us with more

this is going to be mouthwatering, isn't it, australia the co—hosts in this stadium as well, more than 75,000 potential fans watching on as the co—hosts take on one of the favourites for this tournament, england. yes, this is going to be a very challenging match for england but it's going to be a tasty one as well. now australia are very really resilient, we saw it earlier on when they beat france on penalties, but that means also that they are going to be tired before wednesday. also we see some, not performing as well as she has in previous occasions, their star striker isn't particular on form either. so yes, england will be approaching this with the knowledge that australia have got a lot of australia are on fire, and are resilient, but also that england have now found the grit and the determination to get passed all their opponents so far, they will come back wednesday

to take on the co—hosts and they will be looking to get through the semi final and to get to that finalfor the first time. jane dougall reporting there. so confirmation then of that semi7final line up. first up on tuesday... it's spain against sweden in auckland. you can catch that at 9am on bbc one, the iplayer and bbc sport website and app. and the big one for england, a day later... against the co? hosts australia. it's back at sydney again, kick off 11 in the morning... saturday football returned in the premier league today 7 and arsenal got their campaign under way with a win... the gunners, who've been the top spenders in the summer transfer window so far, held on to beat nottingham forest. but it wasn't all plain sailing for the fans before kick off. patrick geary reports. arsenal began with a problem, a new ticketing system meant the wait

for the new season to start lasted a half an hour longer before planned. got in without too much trouble though. immediately see the sliding doors shut, because arsenal had done enough hanging around. smash them in front. last season �*s runners—up might have lost the power of surprise. 0nly makai 0saka saw that coming. here comes the hitch, some signing... behind the fallen 10 made the entering interesting. arsenal would suffer no further complications, they started late but remain on schedule. patrick gearey, bbc news. so arsenal off the mark 7 as are brighton 7 who opened their season with a convincing a71 win over premier league newcomers luton town. the goals coming from four different scorers today at the amex... solly march got them on their way. evan ferguson with a stoppage time fourth for

brighton... carlton morris scored a consolation for luton, on their return to the top flight after 31 years. but a taste of things to come perhaps for them. and crystal palace, without wilfried zaha this season, spoiled sheffield united's return to the premier league. 0dsonne eduoard with the only goal of the game, just after half time. it's palace manager roy hodgson�*s 41st season as a manager 7 and the best possible start for him. we knew that we would, do everything in their power to make like difficult for us, you know they weren't going to take a lot of chances playing through the midfield so we knew our back players would have a lot of important decisions to make and challenges to make before we dealt with it extremely well really and as a result the i—0 really and as a result the 1—0 victory is consoling and nice to have. in the day's other games 7 wins also for fulham, who won i70 against everton, their manager

marco silva with victory over his former club. bournemouth scored a late equaliser, to earn a share of the points against west ham. and the late game is into second half... newcastle against aston villa at stjames park 7 where newcastle have won that won five goals to one. theirformertalisman, unveiled as bayern munich�*s record signing today. ahead of their german super cup game later. it's a been transfer that's rolled on through joe inwood joins us now from munich. things have moved quickly in the last 2a hours. the move had been while expected and was only confirmed this morning.

before it was, harry kane released his message for his old fans. i didn't want to go into the season with unresolved future talk, i'll see you soon. sven trotter keeps a close eye on all forms of the game. he's confident the new centre forward will have no problem fitting in. he is a star, he is someone who is internationally known as one of the best ones in the world.

that's the benchmark for every player who is coming to buy munich. outside the stadium the fans' reactions were positive. it's a good player but it's too much for 20 years old. he's a bright star i think and he can add more. harry kane's exceptional talent has never resulted in trophies. that is almost certain to change. it seems ludicrous to think that he might actually win a trophy within the first 2a hours, the game he's

playing here tonight, is the super cup, they are taking on leipzig, it's the equivalent of the chapter shield in english football, he could come on and play, he could on his first day, and get a bit of silverware, obviously it's not the biggest cup in the world, it's not the thing that is ultimately wanting to win here, but it is a bit of silverware. i think that may be rather hard for tottenham fans to see, realistically you come, you are going to win trophies. this completely dominates the league, it won't be the first thing he wins here. to the championship then 7 and middlesbrough�*s struggles in the second tier continue 7 one of the favourites for promotion were beaten comprehensively by coventry in the lunchtime kick off. matty godden and record signing haji wright were on the scoresheet, in 370 win for last year's beaten playoff finallists. darragh lenihan�*s stoppage7time own goal capped a miserable afternoon for michael carrick�*s side. it's the first time boro have lost their opening two league games since 2007.

and the rest of the results on your screen right now. there was a late winnerfor birmingham city, who beat leeds. leicester won away at huddersfield, as they keep their 100% winning record up, along with ipswich, who i70 against stoke. also, wins for bristol city, preston, and west brom... and there was a thriller at st marys 7 with a four all draw between southampton and norwich. in the scottish premiership, rangers got back on track, after their opening loss to kilmarnock 7 with a 470 win at ibrox over livingston. three late goals giving them their first points of the season. wins also for ross county 7 who beat stjohnstone 270... and st mirren, who won 271 against dundee. champions celtic take on aberdeen tomorrow lunchtime. rugby league fans have been treated to a double bill at wembley with the men's and women's challenge cup finals take place there for the first time. it's fair to say that it's more than lived up to it's billing too. st helens beat leeds rhinos in the women's event before leigh leopards made history with their first challenge cup title for 52 years 7 beating hull kr on golden point in a thrilling match.

adam wild was watching. two big firsts. for the women, the first challenge cup final here at wimbley, victory for st. helens, significant step in the delivery of the women's game. first victory since 1971 for the leigh leopards, a victory few leigh will ever forget. for these fans the journey has been long, the wait even longer. rovers more than 40, for leigh, more than 50 yea rs. since changing their name

and colours to leopards, 10 two were making a lot of noise, it felt a long time in the making, the leopards wouldn't be quiet for long, lachlan lem levelled the game. a contest worthy of the occasion, it was the leopards that pounce, tom briscoe finding a space when no one else could. still, time four more drama. this kick somehow evaded everyone, until crucially it bounced its way to a whole kr band. brad schneider kicking level with just seconds remaining. with just seconds to remain meaning, after all these years both sides would have to hang on just a little longer, golden point, the first to score, the leopards moment fell to lachlan lem, a goal to seal

astonishing glory. after decades of dreaming, rugby league's finest prize again. the first final at wimbley is significant for the sport, st. helens and leads a new rivalry on a new stage, determination to get there, a determination to get there. the first of three quick tries, ebony partington building a commanding half lead. that came the rhinos. sean 0 hoiles �*s gourd for the saints, from there there would be no comeback. st. helens became the first to win challenge combat wimbley �*s, the challenge cup remains as big as ever. a momentous moment for the women's game, some of

that men's final, with seconds remaining only to lose it in the cruellest way possible. let's get the reaction to that. i cruellest way possible. let's get the reaction to that.— the reaction to that. i can't believe it. _ the reaction to that. i can't believe it, that's _ the reaction to that. i can't - believe it, that's heartbreaking, that last try, i feel sorry for my man, it's happened to him a few times in a big game. ifear the worst, it's one of the ones where it's just up to, it's out of your hands. not up to us, you know i've kicked a thousand of those field goals in the last month, i really want to say, i'm so happy to get that one. to want to say, i'm so happy to get that one. ., ., , , , ., , that one. to really gripping finals, for the first _ that one. to really gripping finals, for the first time _ that one. to really gripping finals, for the first time both _ that one. to really gripping finals, for the first time both played - that one. to really gripping finals, for the first time both played herej for the first time both played here at wimbley on the same day. the challenge cup final will be moved forward tojune for challenge cup final will be moved forward to june for both challenge cup final will be moved forward tojune for both of men's and women's for the next two years, will be played back to back. if it's anything like we've seen today it

will be a day for the diary. anglin captain 0wen farrell is facing a ban after being sent off for a high tackle, could miss their opener against argentina. two penalties, 6—0 lead at the break, more notable for injuries, englands jack van portly which both are limped off. with an hour gone and still no tries, 0wen farrell... earned a penalty try, tackled josh adams in the air before farrell was removed for a high tackle. thomas williams then crossed the line for whales before marrow at 0'shea and... bundled overfora whales before marrow at 0'shea and... bundled overfor a try.

0n the penultimate day of the world cycling championships in scotland, great britain have claimed four gold medals. there was success in para cycling. with a second gold of the championships for fin graham, this time in the road race. that's where william bjergfelt also claimed his title. 0li weightman won the junior trials competition. but the best was saved till last. with the most dramatic victory of the day belonging to tom pidcock in the men's cross country as nick parrott reports. i'm so proud to be here. tom piscock has spent most of this year riding on roads, he finished 13th in the tour de france last month, because of that he had to start from 33rd place despite being the champion. was due road race champion matthew vendor bowl.

along side him switzerland thomas lucier after the lap, first by then pidcock was already up to 12. he was powering his way around and on the fifth of eight laps he was in the lead. he would have to settle for bronze behind samuel gaze. he thought this race could be over at any point. the last two laps were stressful and get there long enough to celebrate his home county of yorkshire and for british fans to claim him. i home county of yorkshire and for british fans to claim him.- british fans to claim him. i don't have much _ british fans to claim him. i don't have much left, _ british fans to claim him. i don't have much left, i— british fans to claim him. i don't have much left, i need - british fans to claim him. i don't have much left, i need to - british fans to claim him. i don't have much left, i need to go - british fans to claim him. i don't have much left, i need to go lie | have much left, i need to go lie down. i put my skin suit on this morning and it says the caller here, "inspire the nation". pidcock says he wants to win everything that he

enters. he he wants to win everything that he enters. , . . he wants to win everything that he enters. , .., . .,, ., enters. he became closer to winning that dream- — we're just a few hours away from anthonyjoshua's fight against finland's robert helenius at london's o2 arena. it wasn't the bout the former heavyweight champion was expecting though. helenius took the fight at a week's notice afterjoshua's original opponent dillian whyte failed a voluntary drugs test. not much in boxing surprises me. i'm not worried about it. i had to spend time... i had not to, not a physical fight, the the mental aspect of it.

similar power, i think| i have better footwork though then him with that— and i more experienced and that's going to bring me victory. - of course it's going to be the world to me and - mean the world to me because i've i been chasing the world championship for many many many years so this is the perfect opportunity. - 250 bang on for anthonyjoshua. take away some of his dreams. so many different opportunities for helenius, just a new opponent, i have to find new ways basically. a sense of he's got a lot to prove, emotions are bubbling up and he said he's ready to go.

very reserved, very calculated, but occasionally you can see the real aj bubbling up, the not so pr friendly aj telling helene is, find out. joshua committing himself to the cause, going out there with his mindset is to do damage, seek and destroy. that's one way to go about it, he probably could do that. i prefer him to go out and look dangerous, look for any opportunity, and the body to the head, when helene is tries england's charley hull ishares the lead ,shots off the lead as she finishes her third round at the women's open. the american ally ewing began the day with a five shot lead but now has plenty of company at the top of the

victory tomorrow would see holt playing herfirst victory tomorrow would see holt playing her first major title. victory tomorrow would see holt playing herfirst major title. let's see if she can do it. england are through to... got the better of columbia earlier today in the quarterfinal, and in the late game in the premier lead, newcastle have beaten aston villa five goals to one in the late match and the premier league. they are among the big winners of the day including brighton who won 4—1 against newcomers luton town. 0ver nottingham forest in the early game, all the days results in the bbc sports website, but that is it from us, thank you so much for watching and we will see you again next time. hello there. good evening. with low pressure close

by for yet another weekend, it's been rather unsettled. saturday, again, blustery for the time of year with some blue sky and sunshine as captured by our weather watcher in perth and kinross. but also another good scattering of showers, some heavy and thundery very similar tomorrow weather wise, but the showers will be fewer and further between. less sharp in nature. still windy for the time of year, butjust not as blustery as today. and this is the satellite picture showing us where the areas of cloud have been, low pressure, very much dominant, gradually pushing further eastwards as we head through the rest of the weekend and we look out towards the south west on sunday night where there's some more rain approaching. but tonight then a lot of the showers will tend to fade away and there will be some clear spells around. still some showery outbreaks of rain, plenty of cloud across northern ireland. approaching western scotland by the end of the night is a mild start to sunday morning, temperatures down to between 1a and 16 degrees celsius. there'll be plenty of cloud around for many areas on sunday morning, but it should break up and we'll see some brightness and spells of sunshine develop, but still watch out for some showers,

possibly thundery across the murray first, but elsewhere they should fall lighter and largely dry across parts of east anglia. i think where it will tend to be brightest, highest hit of 23 degrees, more cloud and some rain approaching cornwall and the south of wales by the end of the day. and that rain is set to move further northwards and eastwards through the day on monday into central southern england, as far north as northern england, some showers breaking out across northern scotland, but largely dry across scotland perhaps and across northern ireland. too bright spells, but watch out for a few showers across parts of east anglia. temperatures here still 22 degrees celsius in the best of that brightness on tuesday. that area of low pressure is moving away into scandinavia tuesday looking largely dry, maybe a few showers across central and western areas of scotland. and it could be quite a murky start to the day. but pressure starts to build towards the south of england. this is the position of the jet stream more or less as we head through next week. still a lot of debate about how far north it will be, but we're expecting that warm air from southern europe to move further

northwards on more of a southeasterly wind. so temperatures across south wales likely to rise into the mid 20s, possibly across london and the south of england as high as the high 20s. but further north it's cooler and more unsettled. the six migrants who drowned in the english channel on saturday

at least 80 people are known to have died and england booked their place in the semifinal of the women's world cup, beating colombia to one. they will face a try after the hosts beat france any an incredible penalty shoot—out. the six migrants who drowned in the english channel on the six migrants who drowned in the english channel on friday the six migrants who drowned in the english channel on friday have the six migrants who drowned in the english channel on friday have been identified as afghans. most of them were from afghanistan and some were sudanese. they were all trying to reach the uk. simonjones reports from dover. the sea has claimed several more lives. the french lifeboat had the grim task of bringing five bodies back to shore, a sixth person airlifted to hospital didn't survive. some of those rescued were taken to dover after lifeboats from the uk

joined the search operation.