the all blacks are more straightforward. bowden barrett is a good full black —— full—back.s. what does courtney lawes have to do to get in the starting 15? it seems crazy. you mentioned steve hansen has been on the moral high ground, he has been setting the agenda since the first victory. what do you make of the pressure the warren gatland and the lions are under? steve hansen is under pressure as well. they need to win this test. they do not like losing. gatland came home wanting to prove to new zealanders that his achievements abroad which perhaps a lot of us do not take much notice of, were worthy of notice, and i think that has kind of unravelled a little bit because obviously, the tour has not gone the way he wanted it to. but, if they can get up on the next two test matches, then warren gatland leaves here a hero. that is the kiwi view. let's hear from someone who knows what it is like to tour in new zealand. gavin hastings was lions captain back in 1993. his side won the second test that went on to lose the series 2—1. when you suffer defeat, it is probably easier to

i think the all blacks win by five or ten points.1994. for those of us who are not by 1994. for those of us who are not rugby legends, can you explain to us why this is such an incredible moment? it is. i was why this is such an incredible moment? it is. iwas fortunate in 1986, going backa moment? it is. iwas fortunate in 1986, going back a few years, we won the cup against the all blacks in new zealand. it's not an easy feat to do and we haven't won since. it's a bit like to the english or cardiff arms park to the welsh or murrayfield in scotland. that is a tradition, that's what eden park is to the all blacks, where they win everything, why they play games there. there's something about the ground. some sort of tradition or this is where we started, this is where we have laid our bodies on the line to win. that is why it is such a hard place to play. but again, anything is possible. the french did it in 1994. so in that year, the springboks had a draw with the all blacks. it can be beaten but again, you have to play your best rugby

the all blacks have not lost at eden park since 1994. to beat the all blacks. katie russell can from auckland. the all blacks team to face the lions has also been announced, kieran read ca pta i ns has also been announced, kieran read captains the side, expected to win his 90th cap for the world champions, rico gear amy ryan is julius array —— julian survey. 0ne more spot to be filled in the squad, head coach choosing between aaron cruden and limits at the lava. —— rico gear only. —— rieko ioane. south africa made 142 for three, england lost only one wicket in the chase. england won with 33 balls to spare. v0|ceover: both sides looking to get over their champions trophy disappointment, south africa winning the toss and choosing to bat, dream start for england, as david willey sent jj smarts back start for england, as david willey sentjj smarts back in start for england, as david willey sent jj smarts back in with this first delivery of the evening. the tourist other opener was removed, hendrix on his way. just one more wicket fell, two s

the all blacks just don't do defeat.start, but they faced danger from every angle. a forward on the wing, well, this is new zealand, and this is total rugby. time for the lions to regroup. they stood firm and wriggled from the all blacks‘ grasp. liam williams too fast, too good. one of the greatest lions‘ test tries finished by shaun 0'brien but created by many. 13—8 at half—time, but the all blacks ran through the tourists‘ defence as few sides can. the lions forced to admire new zealand‘s best at their best. mistakes were creeping in and new zealand were lurking. the 20—year—old wasn‘t even born the last time the all blacks last at eden park. at this rate that may never change. gatlin said after this match that he is still confident the lions can make this a close the all blacks haven‘t played champagne rugby and throwing the ball all over the place. in fairness they were very direct up front, and so we need to make sure we are better in those areas in terms of combatting them for next week. his opposite number was und

to skipper the all blacks.come to the programme. cristiano ronaldo showed no signs of stress over the tax fraud case hanging over him in spain, which he denies after scoring his first goal for portugal in this year's confederations cup. his side beat hosts russia 1—0 in their second group game. just 8 minutes at the spartak stadium in moscow this wednesday. the 32 year—old netted a powerful header, from a raphael guerreiro cross, which gave russian keeper, igor akinfeev no chance. it's ronaldo‘s 74th senior international goal. translation: obviously i am very happy since it is the first ever portugal wind in russia. they played with good intensity but i think we played better and we had more opportunities. we were deserved winners. we played really well and are still fighting in the grip. i would like to congratulate the team. in the day's other game, mexico beat new zealand — but they had to come from behind to do it, after chris wood fired the kiwis into the lead just before the break. early in the second hal

once the first xv captain, he now has 43 all black caps to his name and will play for the maori all blacks'm looking forward to going out there. they are the best in europe. we get to test ourselves against the best opposition in the northern hemisphere. with a population ofjust over 4 million people, new zealand really punches above its weight when it comes to rugby. they start them young here, these boys will have begun playing when they are around four years old, and almost all of them grow up dreaming of becoming an all black. so far, nine boys from here have fulfilled that dream, and all along the walls, reminders that the path from rotorua to rugby's elite is a well—trodden one. we are notjust talking about all blacks, i've jsut spotted dylan hartley. funnily enough, he was never an angry man at school, he was a good young man. he contributed well to our xvs programme. with no room for england's captain on this tour, warren gatland has others to lead the lions. ireland peter 0 mahony will captain the side. sam warburton will be on the bench. he was meant to be joined there by owen fa

once the first xv captain, he now has 43 all black caps to his name and will play for the maori all blacksre today without the school. in the under 15 is, i found my passion for rugby and then i thought, i will do this as a job. with a population ofjust over 4 million people, new zealand really punches above its weight when it comes to rugby. they start them young here, these boys will have begun playing when they are around four years old, and almost all of them grow up dreaming of becoming an all black. so far, nine boys from here have fulfilled that dream, and all along the walls, reminders that the path from rotorua to rugby's elite is a well—trodden one. we are notjust talking about all blacks, i've jsut spotted dylan hartley. funnily enough, he was never an angry man at school, he was a good young man. he contributed well to our xvs programme. the principal would speak very highly of dylan as a student. with no room for england's captain on this tour, warren gatland has others to lead the lions. ireland peter 0 mahony will captain the side. sam warburton will be on the bench. he was

ahead on the programme: the british and irish lions are told they need to man up to beat the all blacks in the second test and keep the series alive. andy murray insists he's fit to defend his wimbledon title next week despite limping through his practice session today. and live cricket returns to bbc television for the first time in two decades as the sport seeks to connect with a younger audience. the british and irish lions players have been told to man up for the must—win second test against new zealand tomorrow. the lions will lose the series if they fail to beat the all blacks in wellington in the morning. if their ambitious selection pays off, a victory would take it to the final test in auckland next weekend. our correspondent katie gornall is in wellington looking ahead to the big showdown. the all—importa nt second the all—important second test is just one day away and the all blacks captain seems relaxed about it. most teams would shut themselves away with such a big game on the horizon, but not new zealand. with such a big game on the horizon, but not new zealandlj with such

the all blacks' fortress, of course.rren gatland has said in the build—up to this that his players must be courageous and they are to leave this page with the win. he has a pacey and versatile backin win. he has a pacey and versatile back in line with williams and daily included, and will play some more established names. colin farrell is fit and will start as fly—half and an occasion for peter 0'mahony, a fringe player for ireland at the start of this year's six nations and 110w start of this year's six nations and now has risen to become a lions test captain. let's get a kiwi perspective on all of this. here is all blacks legend andrew. yellow when you see people upfront... instead of people we would have expected. it shows how they will attack the all blacks. and the selection of williams and daily in the backline, two players who stood out on the tour, and attacking an exciting rugby. ithink out on the tour, and attacking an exciting rugby. i think it brings a good balance, the emergence of them, in midfield there, t

be an all-black.orning to watch. you can imagine the crowds at the moment. they have been following them for the warm up matches, and they have been improved, so there is a lot of excitement around it. we will bring you some pictures and show you the atmosphere. the haka really is something else. we do have big hopes. this is 23 years, the re cord big hopes. this is 23 years, the record that the all blacks have there. unbroken! you're going to ta ke there. unbroken! you're going to take us through the rest of the sport? yes. two jason roy became the first player in international t20 cricket history t20 cricket history to be given out for obstructing the field, as england lost to south africa byjust three runs at taunton. england were cruising towards their target of 175 when south africa claimed roy had deliberately got in the way of a throw — and he was dismissed. england needed a four from the last ball — but liam dawson missed it. the series decider is at cardiff tomorrow. the women‘s cricket world

now they come to face the all blacks here. in need of a win as well. not just to all blacks here.hem a bit of momentum ahead of that first test but to give them a much—needed boost ina row but to give them a much—needed boost in a row as well. it will be easy against them. this is seen as the fourth test which is ominous news for the lions who have found the going tough year in new zealand and it is also a side packed with experience. they have got nine all blacks in their team but is is the backline which is eye—catching. it is not going to be easy for the lions. they will be without their fly— half lions. they will be without their fly—half 0wen farrell who as a injury and faces a race against time to be fit for the first test. a little bit of pressure onjonny sexton who will wear the number ten shirt here. it will be a big game to four sean 0'brien who has a chance to nail down the number seven shirt with the tour captain sam watson on the bench. all the ingredients for a really exciting game here for the lions this could be taught to finding. and the all blacks have given the

it's a matter of hours until the lions face the all blacks in the first test in auckland. in the second t20. we start with that big news from the world of tennis tonight. britain's dan evans has announced that he failed a drugs test in april, testing positive for cocaine. the 27—year—old, who has played for britain in the davis cup was last on court at surbiton earlier this month, and retired with a calf injury before withdrawing from events in nottingham, london and eastbourne. the british number three made a statement at a press conference this afternoon, and didn't take any questions. i was notified a few days ago that i failed a drugs test in april where i tested positive for cocaine. it was a context completely unrelated to tennis. i made a mistake. i made a mistake and this is completely umacceptable behaviour. i let a lot of people down, my family, my coach, my team, the fans and british tennis. i can only deeply apologise the clock is ticking down on one of the most eagerly anticipated sporting events of the summer nearly upon us. the first test between the british

and i didn't think the all blacks could ever be beaten.s in that series. it was the first time that i kind of realised that the game was played in other parts of the world as well. rugby and the all blacks are revered in new zealand but by the end of this tour the lions hope to have made their mark. katie gornall, bbc news, auckland. one of cricket's most recognised voices for over half a century is retiring after 45 years in the commentary box. henry blofeld — or blowers — as he's known to his fans described himself at 77 as the last of the old farts and said it's time to hang up his microphone. my dear old things, well, i'm afraid all good things come to an end. i've decided the time is right now to hang up my microphone. you'll have me for three more test matches, i warn you. it's in now to flintoff, flintoff heaves at that, it's over the pavilion! it's an enormous six! my goodness me! you won't see a bigger six in 100 years! i've just seen a crane at lord's actually moving, doing some work. i've seen cranes all round this ground for ye

the all blacks have not played champagne rugby and thrown the ball all over the place.ront and so we need to make sure we're better in those areas in terms of combating them for next week. his opposite number was understandably in a much better mood post match. even give something approaching a smile as he praised his opponents. to their credit, they know the game. i thought the score in the end looks like it was easy but it wasn't easy. i thought the lions played magnificently, and when they can score tries like that first one, you're sitting there thinking, they should be doing at a bit more often, because that was probably one of the best test tries i have ever seen. the lions must win both remaining tests if they are to avoid a series defeat here, but tonight new zealand demonstrated at eden parkjust how tough they are going to be to beat on home soil. so a disappointing start to the test series for the lions. and a disappointing day for scotland too, who ended their summer tour with a 27—22 defeat to fiji. after last week's historic win against australia, the scots

lions beat the all blacks in that series.ld as well. so began his love affair with the lions. gatland has named an attacking side for the series opener based on form not reputation. it will be captained by peter 0'mahony, who three months ago, could not even get in the ireland team. this is where it all begins tomorrow, eden park which is a fortress for the all blacks. they haven't lost here since 1994, before some of these current players were even born. the all blacks may win the game before they even take part, because they've got this aura about them, but i think what has happened so far in this lions tour, a slow start but momentum has definitely built over the last maybe two or three games. i think there's a real energy there that if they do battle, they do believe in themselves and they can definitely win. rugby and the all blacks are revered in new zealand, but by the end of this tour, the lions hope to have made their mark. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. it i noticeably has been 01’ or here

when the likes of barryjohn, williejohn mcbride and the man scoring here, gareth edwards beat the all blacksing the all blacks in check and trying to squeeze the life out of them, squeeze the life out of them, squeeze the life out of them, squeeze the pips out of them so to speak which i think has been the lions‘ philosophy and he‘s also got some players in there who could make some players in there who could make some damage if they do get good possession and that is really the secret of it all. everybody wants to know how you beat the all blacks, well, it is about taking chances when the opportunity arises so he‘s got form players who are quite capable of doing that and it‘s going to bea capable of doing that and it‘s going to be a very interesting first test. ross ford is poised to become scotland‘s record cap holder after being named in the side to face fiji. the edinburgh hooker will win his 110th cap in suva on saturday in the final match of the scots‘ summer tour. scotland beat italy 34—13 in singapore and followed that a week later with a 211—19 win over australia in sydney. to get a

many lions on show will have made a strong case for a start against the all blacks next weekend.s correspondent was at the match. on the north island in new zealand, this is maori heartland and, when the lions are in town, they pull out all the stops. there are thousands of people here for this world—record attempt at the haka and what is more, they are all facing the lions team hotel. just another reminder for the lions, as if they needed it, whose turf they are on. then, it was time for at the maori all blacks, a side steeped in culture and history, to lay down their own challenge. early on, the lions were in control, but as soon as their concentration wavered, the maoris showed once again on this tour, that the lions found their slightest mistake punished. leigh halfpenny rarely falters in sight of the posts their opponents returned, keen to snuff out the danger man, illegally, according to the referee. now, with a player advantage, the lions made their pressure count. a penalty try, the first of the match. agaeartheypunishedrthe magi with their power and position, the lions m

as i say, new zealand, the all blacks, they haven't lost at eden park says 1984. an inform side. kieran read, the all blacks captain says that the lions are at the peak of their powers. warren gatland has selected players on form not reputation. they will need to be at the top and again in auckland, because it is the challenge of utter them. parts of the united states have seen record temperatures over the past week, particularly in the southern states. in dallas, a film of one particular resident train tuesday call has gone viral, as you would expect. this is zola the gorilla, who does like his ball. and the other thing is he lasted as. he loves to doubt. his moves have been an internet sensation before. 2011, in fact, when he lived in calgary. let's see what the weather's got in store for this weekend and it is looking a little mixed, not a completely dry one scobbie some showers around at sunshine too. it is going to be windy in northern parts of the uk, particularly scotland, and here it will feel fairly cool. this cooler weather's been rolling off the atlanti

to the lions will lose the series if they fail to beat the all blacks.orrespondent is in wellington looking ahead to the big showdown. the all—importa nt second test is just a day away, and the all blacks captain seems pretty relaxed about it. most teams would shut themselves away with such a big game on the horizon, but not new zealand. i think it's a good balance, getting out and interacting with people from around the city, and taking your mind off it. so, fair to say the boys are pretty relaxed, but they know there's a big challenge tomorrow. the all blacks took a grip on the series with a ruthless win in auckland as the lions found themselves outfought and outthought by 30 points to 15. there were some encouraging flourishes from warren gatland's side, but after all the hype, it was a deflating defeat. wellington offers a fresh start for the lions, and a chance for them to reinvigorate the pack. gatland has gambled with his selection, and opted for a change in style. warren gatland has made a bold change to his team for the second test. he's include

it was the maori all blacks. not the other all blacks shall we say. i suspect the all blacks were a good deal more intimidating than those guys. the maori all blacks do the scariest harker, did you see it before the match? they were in a line and they had a special spear —— haka. the maori all blacks do it best. that haka was maori all blacks do it best. that ha ka was directed maori all blacks do it best. that haka was directed at the lions team hotel. 7000 people all doing it towards the lions. even the lions fa ns were towards the lions. even the lions fans werejoining towards the lions. even the lions fans were joining in. did they break the world record? they tried to. more lions news coming up because the squad for the next team has been named, we will go through that. but we will start with golf. after day three at golf‘s us open, england's tommy fleetwood remains firmly in contention at the top of the leaderboard. he sits just one shot behind the overall leader brian harman going into the final round in wisconsin. adam wild reports for tommy f

rugby and the all blacks are revered in new zealand, but by the end of this tour, the lions hope to haveort website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport, and i'll have more in sportsday at 6.30. let's return to the news that the prime minister has told eu leaders that the uk will create a new "settled status" for european citizens living in the uk. but eu leaders have criticised the plan, saying it falls short of what they wanted. let's take a look at what we know about the proposals — and it's not a lot. the pm has suggested those who have been living in the uk for at least five years will continue to be allowed to do so. it's understood that they're likely to keep their access to the nhs, education, benefits and pensions. but number ten says the deal will have to be reciprocal — uk citizens elsewhere in the eu must be allowed to enjoy the same rights. but it's raised many questions — let's look at the unanswered questions. we don't know when the five—year cut—off date for remaining will be — will it, for example, be the date of last year's referendum, or when article 50 was triggered? we don't know

the lions arrived on wednesday evening ahead of their game against the all blacks on saturday. defeat to the islanders in dunedin. —— highlanders. it has been two wins and two defeats. in both of those losses, they had problems with discipline. the captain described the defeat as unacceptable. warren gatland said it was a step backwards. neiljenkins, the coach, denied defeat would have a psychological blow for the players this close to the test. no matter what happens, in winning or defeat, obviously winning is better to follow on with, but sometimes you have to get up from defeat as well. this is easily the toughest it has ever been. it is not three test matches, it is ten. that is how tough this is. you have seen rugby union and how tough they are. for us, it is about keeping ongoing and opportunity. we don't want to get injuries and loss of form. they will keep working on the training field. the good news for the lions is jonathan davies and ross moriarty will resume and hope they can play on saturday. warren gatland is expected to show his hand close to what could be the te

the all blacks have not played champagne rugby.o we need to make sure that we are better in those areas in terms of combating next week. scotland and ireland have wrapped up their summer tours. gregor townsend suffered his first defeat in charge of scotland as they lost 27—22 to fiji. ireland completed a series whitewash over japan with a 35—13 win in tokyo. the first match of the women's cricket world cup is underway. england won the toss and put india in to bat in derby. despite being big outsiders for this determinant, their openers made an excellent start. both past 50. india are currently under and 65 41 32 overs. that is 50. india are currently under and 65 4132 overs. that is a you'll spot for now. we will happen more in the next hour. thank you, holly. headlines at the hour. next up, click. this week... driving arizona. teaching tanzania. and clowning in california. la la la los angeles. a city of many sights. there's the movies. the beaches. the high life. and in between each of them... a lot of this. with hardly any rail

up next are the maori all blacks this saturday.w be favourite to start against the all blacks. warren gatland had this to say about the battle for the fly half jersey before he knew about the injury. he was good coming off the bench. the combination with ten and 12 was pretty sea mless. combination with ten and 12 was pretty seamless. jonny himself knows that his last two games before that, the semifinal, and the game against the semifinal, and the game against the barbarians... he wasjust the semifinal, and the game against the barbarians... he was just down and out of confidence. he has got his mind back. we want to give him a start against the maoris. the scotland team are playing australia. towns and says he has picked a stronger side than the one who beat italy last week. the wallabies will be expecting a fired up wallabies will be expecting a fired up scottish side who had very narrow and recent defeats to australia. scotland's summer tour is a sightseers dream, sydney, just like singapore last week, is picture postcard heave

and there's no dream start for the british and irish lion's down under as the all blacks deliver anotherrushing victory. and we'll be taking a look at tomorrow's front pages including the sunday mail's interview with prince harry in which he confesses he wanted to give up his royal role. 3a high rise buildings in england have failed fire safety tests on their exterior cladding, the government has confirmed tonight. the buildings are the first to undergo urgent checks following the g re nfell tower undergo urgent checks following the grenfell tower disaster. around 600 buildings are due to undergo the tests, with local authorities working urgently to identify the buildings at risk. duncan kennedy reports. in the subdued streets of west london, one more silent, reflective assembly, mourners and neighbours. as these people paused, elsewhere, the now relentless checking of hundreds of tower blocks was continuing. the government asked councils to send in examples of cladding from buildings they were most concerned about that it's become clear tonight that only 3a tests on cloning had so far b

mistakes were creeping in and the 20—year—old wasn't even born the last time the all blacks lost eden- family, those are all fixable. they were very direct and upfront. and so we need to make sure that we're better in those areas in terms of combating them for next week. they are down but not out. although no rugby union north— south divide seems wider than ever. elsewhere — scotland and ireland have wrapped up their summer tours — gregor townsend suffered his first defeat in charge of scotland as they lost 27—22 to fiji. but ireland completed a series whitewash over japan with a 35—13 win in tokyo. the first match of the women's cricket world cup is underway. hosts england put india into bat in derby this morning, but their bowlers have struggled to make much impact, both indian openers passed 50 with simriti mandha na. the wicket has done little to slow indiasuccess. they were 221 with eight overs posting —— remaining. renault have a race against time to getjolyon palmer into qualifying for the azerbaijan grand prix. the briton's difficult season continued in baku when his car caugh

one of the weaker sides, they still boast eight all blacks. caught the eye in the first six minutes. the lions were improved, with cj stander going through. auckland snatched a fortu nate through. auckland snatched a fortunate half time lead. williams touching down to put his side 12—10 ahead. after losing williams to the sin—bin, warren gatland's side worked hard, but blues were waiting for the right moment to pounce and west was sent charging for the line. the perfect sucker punch. the lions had one chance, but couldn't take it. there is time to improve. but they know it is a match they should have won. there is so much strength and depth in this country, i don't think there will be a lot of difference between the super rugby sides and the all blacks. they have been together for seven months and the all blacks are coming together cold. there is a massive amount of depth and strength andi massive amount of depth and strength and i don't think a lot of difference between the teams. you can't come here and expect to give more than ten penalties

there are eight all blacks in the blues side. game on game and improve leading into the test match. 50 new guys are starting, is the opportunity to put our hands up, and obviously raise the standards week on week, game on game. that's what we need to do to beat the all blacks in three or four weeks' time. we need to make sure that we meet fire with fire. in terms of our approach to the game. and, i think the fact that we would have been here for a week on wednesday and settled into new zealand and understanding what is coming, and how difficult the task will be, it will hopefully prepare us will be, it will hopefully prepare us for what will be on wednesday. warren gatland in a serious mood there. england's cricketers take on new zealand in their second icc champions trophy match in cardiff tomorrow — today their group rivals have been thwarted by the weather. bangladesh were bowled out for 182 — despite 95 from tamim iqbal. australia had made good progress in reply, reaching 83—1 before the rain arrived just four overs shy of wh

that i'm black but that's not all that i am. when it comes to thinking about, you know, what is best tech policy, i don't think about that as a black person right there's an alternative approach that conscience republicans do which is to say that yes i'm black and it is important to me personally and important for me politically it is just thattic the best thing for black people is conservative politics so one you can think about as race doesn't matter. other one you can think about as black power through conservative principle right so tensions between me to back if you will of black republicans tend to animate a lot of politics so imagine you have these two different groups and you try to run are an organization. right? you can see that fireworks are going to fly from basic things of like you know what is our mission who should we be talking to incredibly challenging when you have two different orientations to understanding the relationship between race and politics. similarly, with when you think about the ability to build all

the all blacks just don‘t do defeat.very angle. a ferocious start but they face the dangerfrom every angle. a a ferocious start but they face the danger from every angle. a forward on the wing? well, this is new zealand and this is total rugby. liam williams was too fast and too good. one of the great lions test tries was finished by this player but started by many. a run through the tourists‘ defence as few sides can. the lines were forced to admire new zealand‘s best at their best. this 20—year—old was not even born the last time the all blacks lost at eden park. the all blacks have not played champagne rugby. they were very direct. we need to make sure we are better in those areas in terms of combating. they are down but not out although the north—south divide in rugby seems wider than ever. some are scotland and ireland have wrapped up their summer tours. some are gregor townsend suffered his first defeat in charge of scotland as they lost 27—22 to fiji. but ireland completed a series whitewash over japan with a 35—1

after the lions were soundly beaten by the all blacks in auckland things we re by the all blacks in aucklandhe all blacks boss steve hansen collingwood and predictable and a little bit desperate. it was in response to the comments about new zealand's treatments of their scrum—half conor moray. he thinks moray was unfairly targeted and could have been potentially injured. it is predictable comments from gatland, it is disappointing and what he is implying is that we are intentionally going out to injure somebody and that is not the case. we have never been like that and as a new zealander abbot expect him to know that it is not about intentionally trying to hurt anybody, it is about playing hard unfair. gatland city will speak about the rest to the d about it but before that in the lions face the hurricanes in brighton. —— wellington. the starting 15 has been announced. gatland is seeing there are opportunities still there to be grabbed. history is very much against the lions turning things around in the series — in fact only once before in their history have they ever lost the first test but

the lions lose again in new zealand as the all blacks loom ever closer.d on the eve of england's champions trophy semifinal against pakistan, we'll have the team news from cardiff. good evening. it's been a long season for england's footballers. it came to a close in paris tonight with defeat against france. 3—2 the final score in thjeir friendly at the stade de france. our sports correspondent andy swiss is with me. evening andy, we'll get to the match in a moment but there was a terrific show of solidarity before kick—off in the wake of the recent terror attacks. yes, it was a very poignant occasion. it was a friendly in the friendliest sense, a show of sporting solidarity between france and england. you can see the two leaders their side—by—side before the match. as a band played don't look back in anger, the famous oasis song which has become an anthem. both teams sang along lustily to that. once that had finished we had a minute's silence as the entire stadium showed its respects to the victims of the recent terror attacks, just as we saw at wembley

this i is an all black institution, mostly black and brown student, black vice president. >> was it whiteinistrators? >> black, the add spi administrn the letter was a african-american man. >> is there a double standard of a black's only versus what i's onlwhite's only even. >> if you want to exclude people based off race, then expect it to happen to you some day, when you want to go to an event. it is what happens. what do you to other people negatively will catch up with you. you should not exclude anyone based on race. >> do you agree with lisa defense of black lives matter? do you say, no? >> the reason, african-american community was feeling there were a bunch of african-americans who were being shot instead of arrested, there was an injustice that led to a revolt. we need to make sure it did you not happen. >> you seem upset by this exclusion. can we find a way that bill and tucker are invited to the next event. >> on black lives matter, you canti e-mail them. >> lisa. stick around. >> i will. >> very interesting perspective. >> why not. >> thank you. >> woke up on the wrong side of

their defeat to the all blacks in the first test two days ago means the series will be lost with a repeaton this saturday. before then, the lions face another tough—looking game against super rugby side the hurricanes early tomorrow morning. warren gatland has been involved in one or two feisty exchanges with his opposite number steve hansen this week and things escalated again earlier today. our sports correspondent katie gornall is in wellington. after the british and irish lions we re after the british and irish lions were soundly beaten by the all blacks in auckland things have got heated between the two coaches ahead of the second test in wellington with the all blacks boss steve hansen calling warren gatland predictable and a little bit desperate. it was in response to gatland's comments about new zealand's treatment of their scrum—half conor murray. he thinks murray was unfairly targeted and could have been potentially injured. predictable comments from gatland. two weeks ago it was weak cheated in the scrums, last week it was blocking and now he is saying this. is really disappoin

we will bring you the all blacks. we will bring you the results from auckland. the news. 15 bodies have been found after a massive landslide in china. more than 100 people are still missing as rescu e rs than 100 people are still missing as rescuers search for survivors. the leader of the british labour partyjeremy corbyn has appeared at glastonbury festival. he has spoken about how people need to come together to build a better society. is it right that so many people in our country have no home to live in and only a street to sleep on? is it right that so many people are frightened of where they live at the moment, having seen the horrors of what happened in grenfell tower? is it right that so many people live in such poverty in a society surrounded by such riches? howell was jeremy corbyn received? glastonbury prides itself on being a politically engaged festival. he got a very warm, positive reception from the crowds here. a large audience in front of the main pyramid stage, small parts of the audience sporadically chanted his name before he came on and whil

to beat a side like the maori all blacks was a big statement.inating and defeating the maori. sam warburton, the tour captain, is not guaranteed a starting place in the first test due to the performance of other players. leigh halfpenny put in a flawless performance and looks certain to ta ke performance and looks certain to take a number15jersey performance and looks certain to take a number 15jersey against the all blacks. before that, the lions will travel to hamilton where they will travel to hamilton where they will take on the chiefs. the court has been criticised for some of the players he brought in to boost his squad, colin in players from wales and scotland who have been touring in australasia and overlooked england players in argentina. eddie jones has criticised that decision because he has picked players not on merit, but on geography. defending champions have hammered. the final is expected to be watched by more thani million is expected to be watched by more than i million people. is expected to be watched by more thani million pe

this against the maori all blacks. and in difficult conditions the lions. they were close to full strei won and in difficult conditions the lions. they were close to full strei won by in difficult conditions the lions. they were close to full strei won by 32—10. cult conditions the lions. they were close to full strei won by 32—10. manyinditions the lions. they were close to full strei won by 32—10. many of itions the lions. they were close to full strei won by 32—10. many of alliance they won by 32—10. many of alliance on show - have made a strong case on show will have made a strong case for a start against the all blacks. 0ur sports correspondent was at the match. 0n the north island in new zealand, this is maori heartland and when the lions are in town, they pull out all the stops. there are odtt adt att tfis’sta’ois; ‘i‘nsr’sarsi of people here for this thousands of people here for this world record attempt at the haka and what's more, they are all facing the lions team hotel. just another reminder for the lions te

the broadcaster says it's a bid to "silence freedom of expression". take on the all blacks in auckland—— lions. hello. thousands of people are being evacuated from five tower blocks in north london so that urgent fire safety work can be carried out. the buildings in camden have the same type of cladding that contributed to a huge blaze last week at grenfell tower. at least 79 people are known to be dead or missing after the blaze and authorities are now looking at criminal offences, including manslaughter. tom symonds reports. there was no warning, just a request. we need you to move out because we can't be sure you are safe. i just don't want to go now. i feel bad to just suddenly i have to leave my flat. tonight, camden council's mobilising its staff, block—booking hotels, opening a rest centre in an attempt to find somewhere to sleep for 4,000 people. individuals are not being forced to leave, they have been told to leave for their own safety, and it's down to them to make the decision. in the aftermath of the grenfell fire, the cladding on these towers had already been ruled unsafe

in auckland, the strength of the all blacks laid bare. ble. the all blacks have thrown champagne by all blacks have thrown champagne rugby and there is stuff over the place. very direct upfront so we need to make sure that we are better in those areas in terms of combating them the next week. scotla nd them the next week. scotland and ireland have wrapped up their summer tours. gregor tampered raised his first defeat. ireland completed a series whitewash in japan with a 35 — 13 win in tokyo. confirmation then of those results for the home nations. australia is well beating italy there, 27 — 40. the host england have been beaten by india in the women's world cup in derby. indian's batters in england and imposing 282 when. england needing the highest run chase in the history if they were to win. their reply started somewhat. ryan wilson smashed 81 injust reply started somewhat. ryan wilson smashed 81 in just 75 balls to give them a sniff of victory. the victory and in india's impressive work in the field paid too strong. england's next they

especially with their haka all blacks play. especially with their ha ka before all blacks play.heir haka before the game begins, that always set things up in an extraordinary way. it is incredible. and nothing about the haka, a maori war dance, anyone who performs it is not just representing war dance, anyone who performs it is notjust representing their war dance, anyone who performs it is not just representing their country here tonight, their family, not just representing their country here tonight, theirfamily, it is the heritage and you have to give 100% otherwise you are not doing yourself justice. it 100% otherwise you are not doing yourselfjustice. it really does make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up. goodness knows what it will be like for the lions facing it. it will be a special occasion as well for the captain of the lions, a player who many people did not expect to see on this tour. it three months ago he was not even a regular starter for ireland. but now a great run of form since then, a great run of form on this tour as well means he is keeping tour ca

the all blacks are on a 23—year unbeaten run. elsewhere, scotla nd 23—year unbeaten run.p their summer tours. townsend suffered his first defeat in charge of scotland. they lost 27—22 to fiji. ireland completed a series whitewash over japan with fiji. ireland completed a series whitewash overjapan with a 35—13 win in tokyo. the women's cricket world cup starts today with the icc hoping it will be a turning point for the whip's game. england go into the tournament on the back of some strong warm—up performances. they ta ke strong warm—up performances. they take on india in the opening match in derby where a sell—out crowd of 3,000 is expected. in derby, a group of professional sportswomen prepare for a competition which aims to be noticed around the world. they're england and england is where it began. in 1973, birmingham hosted the final of the first ever women's world cup. won by england, these players basically had to pay to play. heather knight is a year into her captaincy of the current england team, first game against india, winning nation this year, gets £660,000. m

now they come to rotorua to face the maori all blacks. in fleed a win., though, against the maori all blacks, this is traditionally seen as the fourth test, ominous news for the lions who've already found the going tough here in new zealand and this is a side packed with experience. they have nineall blacks in their team but it is the back line that's really eye catching. it is not going to be easy for the lions, they are going to be without their fly—half 0wen farrell who was named on the bench but now has a thigh injury and faces a race against time to be fit for the first test. that does put a bit of pressure onjohnny sexton who'll wear the number 10 shirt. but it is going to be a big game for sean 0'brien who has a chance it nail down the number 7 shirt with the tour captain sam warburton on the tour captain sam warburton on the bench. all the ingredients for a really exciting game and for the lions, this could be tour—defining. the all blacks have given the lions a clear warning ahead of next week's first test. they demolished samoa 78—0 in auckland

an old clint the strength of the all blacks laid bare.their credit, they were in the game. i thought the score at the end sort of looks like it was easy but it wasn't easy. the lions played magnificently. when they can stroll —— score tries like their first run, you are sitting there thinking, should we do that more often. that was probably one of the test drives i have seen. tonight felt pretty good. it did take a moment in that game. it could have gone the other way at some stages. i think the guts and character that reassured to hang in there. when we got opportunities, i guess we took them a couple in the second half. that was pleasing as well. elsewhere — scotland and ireland have wrapped up their summer tours — gregor townsend suffered his first defeat in charge of scotland as they lost 27—22 to fiji. but ireland completed a series whitewash over japan with a 35—13 win in tokyo. the first match of the women's cricket world cup is underway. hosts england won the toss and put india into bat this morning in derby. india are outsiders f

look at this fellow, he could be an all black in the future, couldn't he?7000 turning up to watch the maori all blacks and new zealand, such a passionate rugby nation, probably a few all blacks in there. the first test next weekend? yes, a week yesterday, this time next week week yesterday, this time next week we will know how we are shaping up against them. but we will start with golf. tomorrow morning we will have a new major winner, of all 16 players at the top of the us open none have won a major and you would think one of them would hold on. after day three at golf‘s us open, england's tommy fleetwood remains firmly in contention at the top of the leaderboard. he sits just one shot behind the overall leader brian harman going into the final round in wisconsin. adam wild reports. for tommy fleetwood, there is plenty to smile about. for getting amongst the leaders in wisconsin is one thing, staying there is quite another. this weekend it is a crowded place. still he was making his presence felt, progressing steadily in the right direction. for others tha

there are eight all blacks in the blues side.deep into the test match. 15 new quys deep into the test match. 15 new guys starting with an opportunity to put our hands up to obviously raise the standards week on week and game on game so the standards week on week and game on game so that is what we will need to do to beat the all blacks in three orfour to do to beat the all blacks in three or four weeks' time. we've got to make sure we match fire with fire in terms of our approach to the game and i think the fact that we would have been here for a week on wednesday, settled into new zealand, understanding what's coming and how difficult the task will be, i think will put us and prepare us a lot better for wednesday. the lions are not the only side out on tour because gregor townsend ta kes on tour because gregor townsend takes charge of scotland's rugby union side for the first time on saturday. they face familiar six nations foes italy in the unfamiliar surrounds of singapore. both nations are in south east asia as they prepare f

and in the highlanders, they saw a side with tricks, power, and all blacks.e lions are on the back foot, and to add insult to injury, and injury. jonathan johnson scored to ease nerves before tommy seymourjumped scored to ease nerves before tommy seymour jumped at the scored to ease nerves before tommy seymourjumped at the chance to take the lion's share of the score. and with tries coming at a premium on august two, suddenly opportunities we re august two, suddenly opportunities were starting to come. captain sam warburton first, before the highlanders replied. and so it came down to two kicks. elliott daly had the chance to win it with this effort, just short of a victory. defeat in dunedin then for the lions, let'sjust recap on the lions results so far. they are four matches into their tour. they haven't managed back to back victories. they had that encouraging when against chrysippus, but a 50% record, four point, two defeats and two wins. here is what is coming up for the lions. on saturday, a bruising encounter with the konjuh maori all blacks, rotorua.

five attempts at tries but we got two but the problem was the all blacks had three attempts and they ooking ahead to the next test on saturday. lions head coach warren gatland said his side must be more physical after they were tamed by the all blacks in the first test in auckland. george north and jonathan joseph will both start against the hurricanes in wellington on tuesday. and rory best returns as captain, he was skipper for their best win on the tour against the chiefs last week. and gatland believes all their problems from the first test can be fixed for the next two. those things are all fixable for me. the all blacks haven't played champagne rugby and throwing the ball all over the place, fairness to them, they were very direct up front so we them, they were very direct up front so we need to make sure we're better in those areas in terms of combating them for next week. it was a really disappointing start for england, the hosts of this women's world cup. they lost by 35 runs against india in derby. it would have been a record—breaking victory if they'd made their target of 2

but she turned out to be the mother of two of the all blacks' most famous faces. here was a man who started for the all blacks on the weekend, scoring two tries. what did you think, seriously, when he got that invitation to come inside the family home? were you thinking about your allegiance? i didn't know until i was already there with a cup of tea that they were the parents of the famous footballers. then the lads came in, shook my hand and they explained they were starting for auckland. what did you think? i thought they were pretty big lads. they were really cool guys, they we re they were really cool guys, they were really la id they were really cool guys, they were really laid back. they work —— we re were really laid back. they work —— were really laid back. they work —— were really keen to get stuck into the game. they were really kind and down to earth and their parents were great host. i take it you took a lot of selfies and the like? actually, my phone was dead! but we will try later and see how we go. you only spent one night and you had to move off? no

the all blacks also have a formidable record at eden park and haven't lost there in over 20 years.n new zealand in 1993 and says the world champions will be hard to beat. new zealand has not lost a test match since 1994 and even way back in 1959 when we last warm in a test match at eden park so that shows the enormity of the challenge that awaits us this afternoon. that's a good warmup and they are coming to the ball nicely. i think they are. absolutely. six matches and five against quality opposition. losses have been narrow. the feeling is that these are probably the two best sides. as a result, thousands of british and irish lions supporters in auckland, it is lunchtime here in auckland and i am right down in the main shopping street of queen street and all you can see are hundreds and hundreds of british and lions supporters. there is huge anticipation leading into the night ‘s game. many believe that set plays will be crucial to any chance they may have. do you agree with mark i think they've established dominance up think they've established dominance up front and that has al