asha philip for england is the favourite. let's try get to the lawn bowls.y get to the lawn bowls. it is a hot ticket. amazingly, this capacity here, 2500 people, trying to get in to see lawn bowls. it is a rock ‘n' roll sport here in australia. many people play it and it is not just australia. many people play it and it is notjust a game for older people. it is a for young people. there are lawn bowls clubs all around australia and we have been to visit a few. the interesting thing about it... come over here, the interesting thing is that young people are playing and young people playing for cash. for money! not little bits of cash but thousands of dollars. quite exciting. we will go in. we have a gold—medal match here at the lawn bowls and then on the athletics field later on. we will keep you up—to—date. athletics field later on. we will keep you up-to-date. how fantastic! i wish i was there. in formula 1, sebastien vettel fought off a challenge from bottas to to win. to bea to be a world champion, you need to keep your cool. stranded in ninth on the grid

england asha's —— england's asha philip was fourth. she won ahead of jamaica's christiana williams.m ely failed to make the start line because of injury. jamaican‘s yohan blake made a poor start and took bronze behind akani simbine e. this time tomorrow, we will know which british side is a need chen —— is in the semifinals of the chaplaincy. what will the next act in this pair's rivalry serve up? jurgen klopp doesn't want to call his liverpool side favourites, despite heading to the etihad with a 3 goal advantage for their champions league quarter final second leg. pep guardiola is still hopeful that his side can do something very special. here is our sports correspondent from the etihad stadium. only this time last week it seems nothing could go wrong for manchester city, but they know that they will need some comeback if they are to keep their champions league hopes alive here tomorrow night. after that dramatic defeat at anfield. they followed that up of course by throwing away a 2—0 lead against manchester united here at the weekend, for the first irony this season that their a

it was fourth place again mill for asha philip in the women's 100 place again mill for asha philip inm in glasgow four years ago. the first woman from trinidad and tobago became commonwealth champion. wales have bettered their tally of gold medals from four years ago. they won in medal in the 400 metres butterfly. a full update in the next 15 minutes. the home secretary amber rudd has said she'll do "whatever it takes" to make the streets safer, at the launch of a government strategy to tackle violent crime. a leaked home office document suggests a fall in police numbers is likely to have contributed to a rise in serious crime. but amber rudd denies there's a link, and says she hasn't seen the document. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. in the last week alone, three teenagers were murdered in london. it started with tanesha melbourne—blake, who was killed in a drive—by shooting. that same night, amaan shakoor was shot dead, and two days later, israel ogunsola was stabbed to death. their deaths adding to a sharp increase in killings of young people in london and ot

with adam gemili missing from the men's100 through injury, is asha philip carried english hopes in the blazed home to win trinidad and tobago's first commonwealth gold by a woman. an eventful night in the field, too. world and pa ralympic javelin champion hollie arnold needed a world record with her final throw to win. commentator: oh, this looks huge! it's a world record! nerves of steel saw wales win another gold, their first of the athletics. well, success here for wales tonight, but it was a packed day elsewhere, too, not least in the pool, where there was a major upset for a major star. so used to sweeping all before him, adam peaty hadn't lost a major race in former years, but a slow start saw him playing catch up in the 50 metres breaststroke. he almost got there, but south africa's cameron van der bergh pipped him to gold by four hundredths of a second. i'm not on my best form this week, and itjust shows you, even if you're at the top of your game, you're still vulnerable, and that's the most important lesson i've learned yet. and life moves at a gentler pace over at the lawn b

with adam gemili missing the men's 100m through injury, asha philip carried english hopes in the women'se ahye blazed home to win trinidad and tobago's first commonwealth gold by a woman. an eventful night in the field, too. world and pa ralympic javelin champion, hollie arnold, needed a world record with her final throw to win. oh, that is huge! it looks huge! it is a world—record! nerves of steel saw wales win another gold, their first of the athletics. well, success here for wales here tonight, but it was a packed day elsewhere, too, not least in the pool, where there was a major upset for a major star. so used to sweeping all before him, adam peaty hadn't lost a major race in four years. but a slow start saw him playing catch up in the 50m breaststroke. he almost got there, but south africa's cameron van der burgh pipped him to gold, by 400ths of a second. i'm not on my best form this week and itjust shows you, even if you are on top of your game, you can still fall. that is the most important lesson i have learned here. and life moves at a gentler pace over at the lawn bowls. but th

explain what had gone wrong. just before that in the women's100 metres there was disappointment for asha philipf margins, literally a fraction. she said she wasn't happy afterwards and she said it was shocking and she should have done better but it was great news for michelle—lee ahye of trinidad and tobago, she was the winner, the first woman from her country to win a commonwealth gold medal so celebrations for trinidad and tobago. as the dust settles on this busiest day of the games so far way of celebrating beating their gold medal tally from four years ago in glasgow, a good day for england as well, although the hosts dominance in the swimming pool means that australia have a lot of clear water at the top of the medals table tonight, you mike. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. this time last year it was 26 degrees. a huge difference, it's about 15 degrees lower in the south today and on top of that we have got rain. itjust shows how this time of year we get swings from one extreme to another. let's look at the satellite image. the clouds that have plagued the count

let's bring in cnn counterterrorism analyst philip mudd and cnn national and security analyst asha. know about you two, i feel uncomfortable. i mean is this -- asha, is this befitting of a man, this kind of conversation, for a man who was seen as the consummate professional, a real straight shooter, to be weighing in on the president's marriage and all of these salacious details? >> well, alisyn, he's a private citizen now. i guess he can comment in any way that he wants. if he wants to tell his side of the story and wants to get it out there, then that is his prerogative. i think that there can be both positive and negative repercussions of that approach. >> phil, how do you see it? >> i see it differently. i thought we were going to talk about the transpacific partnership, tpp, but instead we talk about pp. >> no, you didn't. >> i had to say that, alisyn. i think he has the right to say whatever he wants. i think he's regarded as a man who is honorable and tells the truth, but he comes across as someone with an edge of revenge. i think people who will view the u.s. government, inc

asha philip has finished fourth again. and wales have had a good day?edals. six gold medals. win the men's lawn bowls against scotland. scotland. scotland have a very good record in that competition. record in that competition. arnold with a world record in her final throw to win the javelin. final throw to win the javelin. record —— came in the pool for aled thomas. —— alys thomas. record —— came in the pool for aled thomas. -- alys thomas. you said if i won, so i will shave you said. we will all come and watch. i will put it on social media. 50m breaststroke. distance by cameron van der burgh of south africa. england's james wilby took the bronze. knew it was going to be a tough race. race. for stop it is early for us, with the 50 can't be off by even 2%. the 50 can't be off by even 2%. i will now move on for the europeans. for england on day five. forjames willstrop in the squash. beating new zealand's paul coll. wales' tesni evans took bronze. it was a great day for england's gymnasts. to victory in the horizontal bar. in the parallel bars. internat