adam wild, bbc news.nother 473 to win with all of their second innings wickets in hand. south africa, weather permitting, have a full two day to take the wickets they need to level the series. britain's defending champion chris froome overcame mechanical issues to retain his 18—second lead after stage 15 of the tour de france. despite a dramatic afternoon for an irritated froome, where he had to change a wheel, and deal with the hostile, booing home fans — he recovered brilliantly. but the briton was nowhere near today's 189.5km stage winner, bauke mollema, who took his first ever victory in the race. more importantly for froome, he retained the yellowjersey and continues to lead italy's fabio aru. tomorrow is a rest day. aled davies won his third world title in the discus and britain's seventh gold medal of the world para—athletics championships in london. let's take you to the london stadium and our sports news correspondent andy swiss. a good gold medal haul so farfor great britain? that's right, after

adam wild is our reporter there. adam. a warm welcome at trent bridge.ting teams — well, they will be all too aware that this hospitality and friendly reception won't stretch as far as them. england now were a team with just one thing on their mind, a big victory in the first test, and in no mood to let up the pressure. england's pace uncomfortable, unsettling. when james anderson comes in to bowl, magicjust seems to happen. a brilliant catch from liam dawson. and that was anderson's 300th test wicket on home soil, the first englishman to do that. south africa had a point to prove. no better place to do it. but it wouldn't be here just yet. we had a breakthrough for stuart broad, business resumed. well, not quite. amla was finding the form which has eluded south africa in this series. this took him to a half—century, and quinton de kock followed shortly after. but then there was a break in concentration, alastair cook making up for an earlier drop. and then the key wicket — amla threatening to break loose but coming up short. and now things were really b

from goodison park, adam wild reports. wayne rooney, back in blue, back to his boyhood club.f the finest of his generation, back to where it all began, announcing himself as a teenager in spectacularfashion. but his love for his club has clearly never gone away. i'm ecstatic, i can't wait to be back in. to be honest, i've kept it quiet for the last 13 years, but i've actually been wearing everton pyjamas. rooney left everton for old trafford in 2004, and it was there his career really took off. rooney! that is absolutely fantastic! at manchester united, he won almost everything the club game has to offer, becoming their all—time leading scorer. his opportunities on the pitch, though, becoming increasingly limited, so time for a new challenge. his future now lies in his past. there are plenty who will feel this is a glorious return to goodison for one of their own. it is perhaps, though, easy to be overly romantic about such tales. the real test is what the fans think. i wasn't sure. obviously a lot has gone on over the years when he left, and things like that. i think it'sjus

adam wild was watching. this was the one they'd all been waiting for.e tournament, but for scotland and england, this would always be very much more than that. the closest arrivals for these two sides was soon parted. england were a head inside ten minutes. they were one of the favourites to wind this championship, which scotland will be only too aware of. there efforts here only in vain. jodie taylor's second, england in control, and then ellen white added a third before half—time. if there were any nerves, it certainly wasn't showing. taylor's hat—trick, cool, calm and quite magnificent. with no sympathy for the old enemy, england finished as they started. jordan nobbs‘ effo rts as they started. jordan nobbs‘ efforts spectacular, a six no more than they deserved. england were just far too good. celtic eased into the third qualifying round of the champions league with a 4—0 second leg win over northern ireland champions linfield — 6—0 overall scott sinclair opened the scoring and added another later on. while tom rogic and stuart armstrong also scored.

adam wild was watching. at wimbledon these days, they come less in hope, more in expectation.ody draws the crowds quite like andy murray on centre court, and with that comes a certain pressure. a moment of calm before that heat. in his way, dustin brown, few more recognisable, few with a tennis style more eye—catching. murray, though, has the game to match. this was going to be entertaining. oh, that is brilliant. pleasing this crowd is what murray does best, and he would have to be at his best if he was to stop many more shots like this. oh, wow, that was awesome! on this cold, murray is battle hardened. —— this tennis court. the first set was won with a mighty ace, but the celebrations muted, at least for the moment. it took until the second set for the world number one to find the shots that have brought in such success. this is what they had all come to see. two sets down, but brown was farfrom done. he's one of the game's great entertainers, but he is also very much more than that. the delight for those watching on, clear to see. still, these are the occasions that bring

from goodison park, adam wild reports. wayne rooney, back in blue, back to his boyhood club. began, announcing himself as a teenager in spectacularfashion. but his love for his club has clearly never gone away. i'm ecstatic, i can't wait to be back in. to be honest, i've kept it quiet for the last 13 years,

adam wild is our reporter there. a warm welcome at trent bridge for the fans.y will be all to wear this hospitality and friendly reception or not stretch as far as them. england team with one thing undermined. a big victory in the first test, in no mood to let up the first test, in no mood to let up the pressure. england's pace was uncomfortable and unsettling. when james anderson comes into bowl, magic seems to happen. quite brilliant catch from liam dawson. anderson's 300 test wickets on home soil. the first englishman to do that. the south african batsmen have a point to prove. they better time 01’ a point to prove. they better time or place to do it. it wouldn't be here yet. breakthrough from broad. hashim amla finding form that has eluded south africa in this series. this took in 250. quinton de kock follow. they break a0 brought a breaking concentration. alastair cook making up for an earlier drop. the key wicket, hashim amla threatening to break loose, coming up threatening to break loose, coming up short. things beginning to fall england's way. faf du p

let's go live to lord's and join adam wild.the better of it today in the sunshine, sweltering heat at lord's. bowling south africa out for 361. a first—innings lead of 97. perhaps not quite as much as england might have hoped for at the start of play. this evening the batsmen tightening the stranglehold on the match. saturday at the test, few finer places to be landlords in the sunshine. memories, history. now time to look forward. fitting the start of play runyon by retiring cricket legend, henry bluefield. plenty of effort there. plenty from england's bowlers. 13 wicket of the zuma. the resistance from quinton de kock. south africa slowly eating away at the league. down to 97 when moeen ali struck decisively. england on top in the sunshine at lord's. now down to the batsmen to press home the advantage. plenty of time for that. may need to rush. wait for the rightful. alastair cook is made a career of that. the former captain taking control, and the game away from south africa. england ending the day on 119—1. a lead of 216. a

adam wild has been watching. a serene scene at trent bridge.and prop leave plotting to break that. if there is one player they can rely on to create noise, it is james anderson. needing four dismissals to wrap up the south africa innings, anderson was in no mood to share them out. little over half an hour played, 335 all out. the applause well earned. now over to south africa, to plot their response. it was as swift as it was effective. alistair cook stopped before he was allowed to get started. the very next ball, keaton jennings, allowed to get started. the very next ball, keatonjennings, out. trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down to joe trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down tojoe root trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down to joe root to trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down tojoe root to get trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down to joe root to get the crowd on their feet. it was down to joe root to get the crowd on theirfeet. he passed it was down to joe root to get the crowd on their fe

let's go live to lord's and join adam wild.to be landlords in the sunshine. memories, history. now time to look forward. fitting the start of play rung in by retiring cricket legend, henry bluefield. cricket legend, henry blofeld. plenty of effort there. plenty from england's bowlers. the resistance from quinton de kock. south africa slowly eating away at the league. down to 97 when moeen ali struck decisively. england on top in the sunshine at lord's. now down to the batsmen to press home the advantage. plenty of time for that. no need to rush. wait for the rightful. alastair cook is made a career of that. the former captain taking control, and the game away from south africa. cook and england return in the morning. for now they can reflect on the day in the sun well spent. lewis hamilton is going to have his work cut out tomorrow if he's to finish on the podium in the austrian grand prix. he was third in qualifying, but a penalty means that he'll start back in eighth on the grid. his team—mate valterri bottas will be on pole,

here's our sports correspondent adam wild. a warm welcome at trent bridge, for the fans at least.e big improvements if that record is going to change. england now are a tea m going to change. england now are a team with just one thing on their mind, a big victory in the first test. south africa's batsmen still hurting, and that was not about to change. england's pace and co mforta ble, change. england's pace and comfortable, unsettling. and when james anderson comes into ball, magic seems to happen. a quite brilliant catch from liam dawson, and england were picking up where they left off. anderson now has 300 test wickets on home soil, the first englishman to do this. still, there isa englishman to do this. still, there is a reason why south africa are ranked as one of the world's topsides. their batsmen certainly with a top —— point to prove. not exactly making themselves at home, but no at least finding their way to the boundary. frustrating for all, then, that they were soon forced to find their way back to the pavilion. rain in nottingham. trent bridge remains an inhospitable

our reporter adam wild is there for us...s still to start their second rounds but who's had the biggest impact so far? plenty going out this afternoon, facing some testing conditions. the wind is getting up here at royal birkdale. testing for the players and spectators as well. that is reflected in the school, very few players going under par for their round today. this is the leaderboard, matt kuchar has just dropped this is the leaderboard, matt kuchar hasjust dropped a this is the leaderboard, matt kuchar has just dropped a shot, falling away from the leading pack. he had been six under. he was out on his own but has fallen behind that leading pair. neither of those are out on the course, they go out in an hour and out on the course, they go out in an hourand a out on the course, they go out in an hour and a half, facing far worse conditions. the biggest impact, rory mcilroy has had quite a day, he is on two under, four from the lead. making amends for those early mistakes yesterday. these are tricky conditions, the likes

adam wilde was watching for us. at wimbledon these days, become less and hope, more in expectation. the crowds quite like andy murray on centre court, and with that, comes a certain pressure. a moment of calm before that heat. in his way, dustin brown, few more recognisable, few with a tennis style more eye—catching. murray, though, has the game to match. this was going to be entertaining. 0h, that was brilliant. please in this crowd is what money does best, and he would have two be at his best if you was when to stop too many more shots like this. 0h, you was when to stop too many more shots like this. oh, wow, that was awesome! the first set was won with awesome! the first set was won with a mighty ace, but the celebrations muted, at least for the moment. it took until the second set for the world number one to find the shots that have brought in such success. this is what they had all come to see. two sets down, but brown was farfrom done. here's one of see. two sets down, but brown was far from done. here's one of the game's great entertainers, but he is also very much more than

adam wild reports. saturday at the test.. memories, history, but now time to look forward. the start of play run in by henry blue felt. plenty of effort there, plenty from england's bowlers. this was the key wicket. the ball turning for the spinners. england now turning the screw. quinton de kock slowly eating away at that lead. it was down to just 97 when moeen ali struck again. england on top in the sunshine at lord's. now down to their batsmen to press home their advantage. enter your time. no need to rush, wait for the right moore. alastair cook has made a career of that. the former captain taking control and a game away from south africa. cook and england - return but for now they england will return but for now they can reflect on a day in the sun while spent. roger federer has beaten the number 27 seed in straight sets. the seven time champion won 7—6, 64, 6—4. before that match, the three—time champion novak djokovic setup last 16 meeting. he had a straight sets win. the serb had looked pretty fired up early on and h

adam wild has been watching. a serene scene at trent bridge.plotting to break that calm. if there is one player they can rely on to create noise, it is james anderson. he got the cheers started early. needing four dismissals to wrap up the south africa innings, anderson was in no mood to share them out. little over half an hour played, 335 all out. the applause well earned. now over to south africa, to plot their response. it was as swift as it was effective. alistair cook stopped before he was allowed to get started. the very next ball, keatonjennings, out. trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down tojoe root to get the crowd on their feet. he passed 50. a recovery of sorts but one that would not last. when he went for 78, england were right back in trouble. ben stokes could not offer a single run of help. now the only sound, that of wickets falling and south africa celebrating. england collapsing to 205 all out. still 130 behind. the day ending as it began, with south africa batting. 0nly trent bridge now a little less calm. south afri

adam wild is our reporter there. how has the opening—day god? —— how has the opening day gone?nd of the first day at trent bridge what south africa will be keen to make amends for that abject collapse at lord's on sunday, and england have their tails up, they have not been beaten here in ten years. it is not a ground opposition players enjoy coming to. a warm welcome at trent bridge, that is for the fans at least, visiting teams will be all too aware that this hospitality and friendly reception won't stretch as far as them. england were a team with just one thing on their mind, a big victory in the first test and in no mood to let up the pressure, their pace was uncomfortable and unsettling. when james pace was uncomfortable and unsettling. whenjames anderson comes into bowl magic seems to happen, a brilliant catch from liam dawson and that was anderson's 300th wicket on home soil. south africa have a point to prove, no better place to do it, but it wouldn't be here just yet. we place to do it, but it wouldn't be herejust yet. we had place to do it, but it wouldn't be here just

adam wild reports. for novak djokovic wimbledon centre court has so often been a happy place.s former champion a man once nicknamed the joker there but for this former champion a man once nicknamed thejoker there has not been much laughter of late. here are this year it is a new novak djokovic, a troubled 12 months, down to fourth in the world but what is we can't win it is born a sign that things could be changing. if anyone could understand his tumble from the top of it is andre agassi. his new coach once returned from a similar slump and he's here to help novak djokovic do the same. perhaps the best place to start was where things started to go wrong. a shock early exit from wimbledon last year started to slide but he arrived as the number two seed. martin klizan was never really in with a chance. novak djokovic winning the first set with no real resistance. as if things were not hard enough and injury hampered the efforts of martin klizan. the whitefly came out. not the way anyone would have hoped the encounter would end. it is just unfortunate, i'm sure he did not want to

adam wild reports.nest of his generation, back to where it all began. announcing himself as a teenager in spectacular fashion. but his love for his club has clearly never gone away. i am ecstatic, i can't wait to be back in. to be honest, i have kept it quiet for the last 13 years, but i have actually been wearing everton pyjamas. wayne rooney left everton for old trafford in 2004, and it was there his career really took off. wayne rooney! that is absolutely fantastic! at manchester united, he won almost everything the club game has to offer, becoming their all—time leading scorer. his opportunities on the pitch, though, becoming increasingly limited, so time for a new challenge. his future now lies in his past. there are plenty who will feel this is a glorious return to goodison for one of their own. it is perhaps, though, easy to be overly romantic about such tales. the real test is what the fans think. i wasn't sure. the real test is what the fans think. iwasn't sure. obviously the real test is what

adam wild, bbc news, at goodison park. this is something we mocked up earlier. this is what we think wayne rooney might look like in his everton pjs, very fetching. so are you or your kids pyjama fans? send us your pictures. mike has sent this one in. maybe this is the evident pyjamas that he is wearing. mary sent this picture of five—month—old bethany in her beautiful pyjamas. very sweet, thanks very much indeed! it's been a turbulent month for the prime minister following the shock election result in june. since then she has had to apologise to her own mps for the campaign, agree a billion—pound deal with the dup and now, in the week which marks herfirst anniversary in downing street, she faces criticism from the european parliament over her offer to eu citizens post brexit. so will a speech tomorrow mark a reboot of her premiership? joining us this morning from westminster is first secretary of state damian green. good morning to you, mr green. thanks for your time on this. a rebrand, a reboot, it doesn't feel like a ye

the rain is very heavy at the moment at royal birkdale but it has not stopped adam wilde from keepingas for the moment stopped, it was very heavy ten or 15 minutes ago. the players are really having the worst of it, those who are still on course this afternoon. really very difficult conditions, i am being told, as we speak, that play has just been suspended. we heard just as you were coming to us, a few rumbles of thunder in the background and that of course spells very bad news for golfers. play has been temporarily suspended but we will bring you the leaderboard. a four way tie at the top, matt kuchar, the clubhouse leader, four under, he finished with a round of 71a under, he finished with a round of 71 a little earlier on, jordan spieth going nicely, on number —— four under, brooks koepka, has played well as well, he is four under, two englishman, richard bland, he is up there asjoint leader and ian poulter hasjust dropped a shot and is three under. hideki matsuyama, the world number two is going very well as well on one under. very congested, all change at the top of the leaderbo

adam wild was watching the action. all smiles forjohanna konta, relaxed.ggest match of her life. still the atmosphere on the training ground is rather different from that of centre court. met with a growing tide of hope and the glare of expectation but also by venus williams, one of the best the modern game has seen. that is a pressure she is learning to thrive. matching the five times champion game for game. but as so many opponents have found in the past when williams is playing like this, one can only stay with herfor so long. the like this, one can only stay with her for so long. the oldest semifinalist for nearly a quarter of a century still with a power that can keep her above the rest. the break did eventually come, and with it it the first set for william, metropolitan police with a moment of silence on court. for the british number one it would be a long way back from here, konta would need all that support and encouragement. there was plenty to cheer but now her brilliance only coming in flash, that is all williams would allow. when faced with se

adam wild reports. for england's captain, this was a first real test of strength.ouble. now time to show leadership. south africa were already in the lead. batsmen hashim amla should have been given out here. england chose not to review it, a decision they would regret. time for the skipper to step in. whatever he said to ben stokes, it worked. finally, a wicket. but as all captains know, one wicket often brings two. england still struggling but at least something to cheer. there would not be anything more. south africa's lead growing way beyond 400. a difficult task for the captain, now becoming almost impossible. sprinterjonny peacock will be starting his quest for a second world 100m title at the world para—athletics in london tonight. earlier his british team mate aled davies won the f42 discus for the third time. it's was britain's seventh gold of the championships and extends their lead at the top of the medal table. davies will also defend his shot put world title next saturday. that's it from me, but the bbc sport website has details of stage 15 of the tour

the defending champion beat germany's dustin brown in straight sets, as adam wild reports. expectation. no one draws the crowds great lakes andy murray on centre court. and with that comes a certain pressure. a moment of calm before the heat. in his way, dustin brown, a few more recognisable, few with a tennis style more eye—catching. murray has the game to match, this was going to be entertaining. that is brilliant. policing this crowd is what murray does best, he would have to be at his best to stop too many more shots like this —— pleasing this crowd. but on this court, murray won the first set with a mighty ace, his celebrations were muted, at least for the moment. it took until the second set for the world number one to find the shots which have brought such success. this is what they all came to see. two sets down but brown was far from came to see. two sets down but brown was farfrom done. he is one of the game's great entertainers, but he is also very much more. the delight for those watching, clear to see. still, these are the occasions that bring out the champion

adam wild was watching the action. all smiles forjoanna can't do this morning. relaxed.fferent to centre court. met with a growing tide of hope and the glare of expectation but also by venus williams. 0ne expectation but also by venus williams. one of the best the modern game had seen. that is a pressure under which konta is learning to thrive, matching the five—time champion and the game. but as so many opponents in the past, when williams is playing like this one can we stay with her for so long. the oldest semifinalist for nearly a quarter of a century still with the power that can keep our above the rest. the break did eventually come and with it the at williams, met with a moment of stunned silence on centre court. but the british number one it would be a long way back from here. konta would need all the support and encouragement. there was plenty to cheer but now her brilliance coming only in flashes, thatis brilliance coming only in flashes, that is all williams would allow. faced with service like this... it was all do tojust faced with service like this... it wa

the second round of the open championship is underway. 0ur reporter adam wild is live at royal birkdale royal birkdale, the second day of the open championship. the wind feels like it is dying down ever so the wind feels like it is dying down ever so slightly, we are expecting worse conditions later this afternoon. for those starting this afternoon they may be wary about what the skies hold. rory mcilroy is the big mover, three underfor his rory mcilroy is the big mover, three under for his round today, rory mcilroy is the big mover, three underfor his round today, quite extraordinary given the way he started yesterday in his first round, dropping shot after shot on his front nine. he then had a stiff talking to from his caddie who said, look, you rory michael wright, a former champion here, you can do better. he picked up massively in his round. he picked up massively in his round. he is now three underfor his round today, taking him to two under overall, right back in contention for the top of the leaderboard. let us have a look at that. matt kuchar is the only one of the leaders out

our reporter adam wild is live at royal birkdale. any big movers on the leaderboard so far? leader, matt kuchar, who was in the trio in the overnight leaders and jordan spieth and koepka. matt kuchar has picked up a shot. now the great leader and six under. a couple to pick out the early starters. paul casey celebrating his 40th birthday today and wearing special shoes with pc 40 on them. not celebrating in style after dropping two shots, dropping back to two under. rory mclroy had a disappointing start to his round yesterday, but he has now picked up a shot on the first, so just starting well with a shot. yes, i have not seen as both gay shoes, i cannot wait! you mentioned rory mclroy. —— i have not seen his shoes. caddies don't normally make the headlines. rory mcilroy‘s certainly made an impact yesterday, didn't he? a disastrous start, five over at one point. but his caddiejp fitzgerald said, it you are rory mclroy, the world and the four, a former champion here, you have got to go out and play your game, get your confidence back. and it had the desired effect. he turned

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wild monkeys during a visit to a state park...(steve) the incident...was captured on video. reporter adam winer has more. family's visit to a state park in ocala didn't go as planned.susie ramsey, attacked by monkeys:"it went from oh look at the cute monkeys to like oh my god our lives are in danger."susie ramsey feared for her two kidssusie ramsey, attacked by monkeys:"and all of a sudden with our backs turned, four, i assume big males, kind of charged us and surrounded us and were grunting and hissing."ramsey says her parents stood their ground -- growling back at the monkeys -- as she and her boys backed away.susie ramsey, attacked by monkeys:"i honestly think they might have been attacked if they hadn't stood their ground. it seemed as though if you turned and run they were all gonna come just jump on you."susie ramsey spoke to us today, to warn you about her experience at the silver springs park this weekend.the monkeys chased them away from the pavilion and down the sidewalk before finally letting up.susie ramsey, attacked by monkeys: "so i was thinking 'wow maybe that was their home that was their

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. >>> crazy video tonight, a family in florida gets attacked by wild monkeys, while on a visit to a state park. reporter adam. >> reporter: a family's visit to a state park in ocala didn't go as planned. >> went from a look at cute monkeys to like our lives are in dangert. >> reporter: susie feared for the safety of her two kids. >> all of a sudden with backs turned, four, i assume, big males charged us. >> run! run! >> surrounded us, grunting and missing. >> run! >> reporter: ramsey said her parents stood ground growling back at monkey as they backed away. >> i thought they would have attacked if they hadn't stood their ground. it seemed as though if you turn and run they were going to come jump on you. >> reporter: the monkeys chased them away from the pavilion and down the sidewalk before finally letting up. >> i was thinking maybe that was their home, their territory but it wasn't. the people at the front said they are normally not there. >> reporter: these are recess meck acs, not native to florida but they do live in the former theme park, and, yes, they are the same kind of monkey that infamously roam