murray told bbc sport that his time at the top could soon be over. told bbc sport that his time at the i know some of the players have been doing really well into the 30s recently, but that might not be the case with me. maybe the next couple of years, the last few well i have the chance to compete for the majors and the biggest tournament. i want to make the most of them. staying with tennis, feliciano lopez upset third seed tomas berdych. top seeds federal and dimmer jobs were seed tomas berdych. top seeds federal and dimmerjobs were knocked out in the second round and it took the spaniards two hours and seven minutes to get to the number six seed, mischa zverev. no problems for the fourth seed, he beat the kohlschreiber in three sets. that's all the sports are now, back to you. thank you, all the sports news there. we have a special programme focusing on the grenfell tower fire next, so do stay with us next for that. hello there. the weekend is fast approaching and for those who haven't heard, we are heading for a decent, summary weekend. warm and hot the sun, with humidity building

as women's sport week kicks off, a bbc sport survey reveals that while men still earn more prize moneyhe gap is narrowing — asjoanna rowsell shand has been finding out. welcome to the programme. england's under 21 european championship is back on track, coming from behind to beat slovakia 2—1 in poland tonight. they're now top of group a, after hosts poland salvaged a late point in a 2—2 draw against sweden. it's certainly a morale—boosting win for aidy boothroyd's side, as nick parrot reports. to be champions, you need heroes. slovakia had plenty off the pitch, england needed to find one on it. after only managing one shot on target in their opening match against sweden, it took two minutes forjohn swift to look up to his name. to live up to his name. his shot was tame. if only the opposition had been the same. challenges came thick and fast and then a blow that would have hurt even more. martin kriem getting the better of everton‘s new £30 million goalkeeperjordan pickford. centre back alfie mawson cost swansea just £5.5 million. he was able to give england's small contingent somethi

you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website.'ll have more in sportsday at half past six. let's get more on our top story that 600 high—rise buildings in england have been found to have

so naomi broady in action in birmingham and we'll hear from her shortly because a bbc sport study has and women at the top of professional sport is closing. the survey was carried out as part of women's sport week, and all this week on sportsday, we'll be hearing from women about the challenges they face and the importance of sport in their lives. tonight, two—time olympic cycling champion joanna rowsell shand reports on the closing gender pay 93p- asa as a sports person, you are there to compete in the best of your ability and win. medals and trophies on the currency. but for many of us it is a job as well. but my main source of income was lottery funding. i had presumed that men and women got the same prize—money at amateur level. i was surprised that it was likely only relatively recently that this became the case. in 2014, bbc study found that 30% of sports did not pay equal prize money. the same study this year has seen that figure drop to 17%. squash paid equally when the men and women's tours joined last year. they realised that without the support of the women's tour, that the

you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. with your next update. thank you. you are watching the bbc news. i am simon mccoy. an inquest into the deaths of five young men on camber sands last august has heard they were all able swimmers. a pathologist told the hearing that the men, who were all of sri lankan origin, all drowned after getting into difficulties at the beach, in august last year. live now to our correspondent duncan kennedy outside hastings coroner's court. duncan. yes, simon, what we have been hearing at the harrowing final moments of these men during that august day, they had come down for a bacup beside the beach, five friends from east london before they got into trouble. a number of witnesses have come forward, lots of tears and weeping in the court, the family of the dead men had been listening to the dead men had been listening to the graphic detail. one witness, a young girl called any words, a young teenager, she had been hot on the water on her soft board and had earlier helped to save an 18—year—old wh

lots of sport available online from the bbc if you'd like to get it. frrom tulip mazumdar on an alternative to injections. it's called a micro—needle patch — and we're assured it's "painless". and can administer vaccines. here's tulip. let's face it. few people enjoy injections. but vaccines administered in this way, such as the flu jab, help save millions of lives around the world. now scientists in the us have carried out trials involving 100 people, whether flu vaccine is given like this instead. it may look like a plaster for a small cut, but zoom this instead. it may look like a plasterfor a small cut, but zoom in and you will see 100 microscopic hairlike needles containing the flu virus. they penetrate the skin's surface and then dissolve. we have compared in our trial the micro—needle patch to a regular influenza micro—needle patch to a regular i nflu e nza a micro—needle patch to a regular influenza a shot, and the patch did great in terms of introducing antibodies. here in the uk you can get a flu jab easily by coming to your local pharmacy, a

you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website.kistan government officials say at least 100 people are reported to have been killed and dozens more badly injured when a lorry transporting oil burst into flames in punjab. police said a crowd had gathered to collect fuel leaking from the vehicle which had overturned on the main highway from the city of bahawalpur. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani sent this update from karachi. the latest figures we are hearing, in terms of the death toll, is 123 people who have been killed, over 140 who have been injured. the authorities say they do expect that death toll could increase as the day goes on. in terms of what happened, we understand that an oil tanker was travelling between the cities of karachi and lahore right across pakistan, and in the early hours of the morning, around 5 or 6 o'clock local time here in pakistan, the lorry overturned. or was making a sharp turn. but after it overturned, fuel leaked out and local people began to come to the scene, carrying smalljerry cans or kitche

bbc news. now, we will look at the latest sports news with sports day.stiano ronaldo starred for real madrid yet again, this time in cardiff's principality stadium, he scored twice againstjuventus as the club won their 12th european cup — it was his fourth. now the world player of the year apparently wants to leave real madrid. let's bring in our reporter, david ornstein. david, he signed a five year deal just before christmas, won the league title as well, but we heard this week that he was facing possible charges for tax evasion, is that what's prompted this if he has decided on a move? when he signed that new deal, he underlined his love for the club, said he wanted to finish his career there, but on wednesday this week there, but on wednesday this week the spanish authorities said they had filed a law suit against eric k dick -- had filed a law suit against eric k dick —— accusing him of evading tax to the tune of about £13 million. today, a source from the bbc said he is really upset and sad and doesn't wa nt to is really upset and sad and doesn't w

. have mentioned on the bbc sport website, bbc. co. uk/sport.in sportsday papa sex. he always gets to end with good news! not always the case here. —— sports sportsday at half past six. the headlines on bbc news: cladding on 34 tower blocks in 17 local authorities fail fire safety tests. that a 100% failure rate according to the government. the brexit secretary, david davis, says he's ‘pretty sure' the uk will be able to reach a suitable deal with brussels on leaving the eu. officials in pakistan say at least 140 people have died after an oil tanker overturned and caught fire in punjab province. let's return to our top story. that is the cladding test or otherwise for cladding on residential buildings. residential buildings are being tested in the wake of course of the grenfell tower fire last week, when the cladding that had been added externally appears to have actually exacerbated the spread of the fire up the outside of the building. now, we have been giving figures in the last couple of days and we have had the latest set of figures from th

bbc sport website and the steeplechases and now, you —— usain bolt and most shortly.t's all for mass for now. goodbye. let's return to the news that the creator of paddington bear, the author michael bond, has died at the age of 91, after a short illness. from paddington‘s first appearance in print in 1958 he proved a hit with young readers and he was later reinvented successfully on tv and more recently for film. michael bond also created other children's favourites, such as parsley the lion. for more on this i'm joined byjonathan kydd — the actor — who played paddington in the cartoon series of the book which was first broadcast in the late 1990s. good to see you, jonathan. it's a sad day, 91 vote, not bad at all. well played, good innings. and you get into the head of a fictional bare? it was pretty simple. he gave me the clue of saying he's a bit like noel coward which i find bizarre because i thought you'd be per ruby and because he come from the —— peruvian because he can come per he's all his sweet and lovable he suggested being like noel coward, like, hello i'

coverage on the bbc sport app.look at new research on how people in the world view donald trump. 40,000 people in 37 countries have been quizzed. not all of them we re have been quizzed. not all of them were complimentary. now, 50 years ago today, the very first cash machine spat out its first cash machine spat out its first fivers. how have they changed in the last 50 years? here's simon gopperth. 1967, a revolution. the first money from a hole in the wall. you put in a voucher and a code and you got ten £1 notes. reg varney, a tv celebrity of the time, had a go and the cash machine was born. and this is what we've come to. less a cash machine than a mini bank. on these ones, you can even open a bank account. signing your name, it will take my photo as welljust to prove that it's me. you can see and talk to bank staff directly on the screen and take out money with your mobile phone. you don't need your card. we are light years ahead of 50 years ago. is this the sort of banking we actually want? doing banking on mo

in—play video highlights are on the bbc sport website and there's commentary from test match special rts tomorrow. australia are the defending champions and favourites to lift the trophy again. but, as hosts england have home advantage. they start things off tomorrow morning against india in derby, here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. in derby a group of professional sports women prepare for a competition which aims to be noticed around the world. they are england and england is where it began. in 1973 birmingham hosted the final of the first—ever women's world cup, one by england, and these players basically had to pay to play. —— it was won by england. heather knight isa was won by england. heather knight is a year into her captaincy of the current england team, first game against india, the winning nation this year gets $660,000. the money has come a long way. is that an incentive? will be players think about money as you go into it? i don't think so. a nice touch by the icc to show where the women's game is at. a good statement by them in terms of movement towards parity wit

— here's holly hamilton at the bbc sport centre. task. the british and irish lions have been well beaten by the all blacks in the first test in auckland. despite some sparkling moments from the lions, new zealand won by 30 points to 15 — and maintained their 23—year unbeaten run at eden park. our sports correspondent katie gornall was watching. there are a team carrying the hopes of four nations on the shoulders. the lions may be guests in new zealand, but they don't intend to leave empty—handed will stop recent results have given these bands genuine hope. but no one thought it would be easy. 0nce genuine hope. but no one thought it would be easy. once again, this was a tale of underdogs. unfancied by almost everyone at the start of the tour and taking almost everyone at the start of the tourand taking on almost everyone at the start of the tour and taking on a fearsome machine. the all blacks just do not do defeat. the lions made a ferocious start. they face danger from every anger “— ferocious start. they face danger from every an

you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website.orted to have been killed and dozens more badly injured when a lorry transporting oil burst into flames in punjab. police said a crowd had gathered to collect fuel leaking from the vehicle which had overturned on the main highway from the city of bahawalpur. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani sent this update from karachi. firefighters have been tackling the blaze which is said to be under control. a teenage boy has been arrested on suspicion of the attempted rape of an eight—year—old girl in manchester. the boy — believed to be fourteen or fifteen — was detained after officers were told the girl had been attacked in a park in moston, yesterday evening. yemen is facing the worst cholera outbreak than anywhere in the world. the number of suspected cases is 200,000, more than 13,000 people have died. we can speak to somebody from the international committee of the red cross. he is in yemen. good morning, how has it got to this point? good morning, the situation isa point? good morning, t

bbc news. for all the sport, let's go to the bbc sport centre. the european cup for a record extending 12th time following a 4—1 victory overjuventus in cardiff tonight. cristiano ronaldo scored twice as the welsh capital hosted the champions league final for the first time. 0lly foster reports. cardiff has staged some of the great sporting occasions. fa cup finals, a rugby world cup final, tens of thousands more fans than tickets packed the city today, even before the manchester bombing this was a lwa ys the manchester bombing this was always good to be a major security operation. but the extra patience required was more than worth it for a seat at the match of the season. the team sheet tonight reads like a who's who of the great lawyers in european football. ronaldo, who's who of the great lawyers in europeanfootball. ronaldo, higuain. there was the usual razzmatazz before kick—off. the black eyed peas put on a decent show. they couldn't come close to the performance that followed and who else but cristiano ronaldo to sweep on the opener from

bbc news. and now for all of the sports news in sport tollett, and this is for today, live in the bbc sport centrel nadal wins the french open for a record 10th time with a straight sets win over stan wawrinka lewis hamilton wins the canadian grand prix cutting sebastian vettel‘s formula one championship lead to just 12 points. and holders india are through to the icc champions trophy semi—finals after a thumping win over south africa. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with the french open tennis and the news that rafael nadal has beaten 2015 champion stan wawrinka in straight sets to becomes the first man to win the same grand slam on 10 occasions in the open era. alex ewing takes up the story. no one has ever won the same grand slam 10—time city of an era. was rafa nadal about to be the first? two completed, he would have to ove rco m e two completed, he would have to overcome a former champion in stan wawrinka. the dull is commonly referred to as the king of clay, and he lived up to the repetition as he powered his way through the cassette. —— nadal. a fresh set at a

hello, i'm steven wyeth, and live from the bbc sport centre, this is sport today.mexico and into the confederations cup final. setting the standard, holders australia make it two wins form two with a record run chase at the cricket world cup. and double success for a pre—wimbledon favourite. johanna konta beats the french open champion and then the world number one. welcome to sport today, where it is all about the big names showing how to cope with the pressure. not least in russia, where a year out from the world cup, reigning world champions germany are into the confederations cup final. colm harrison reports on a comprehensive win over mexico in sochi. wednesday the first semi—final had gone all the way to penalties, but this one was effectively over before it had really begun. goretzka drilled home from the edge of the penalty area to put the germans in front after only six minutes, and the striker supplied another neat finish to make a 2— 02 minutes later. that goal also made him the tournament's top scorer, with

you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport.t of appealjudge, sir martin moore—bick, has been appointed to lead the public inquiry into the grenfell tower disaster. theresa may confirmed the appointment of sir martin, saying "no stone will be left unturned" by the inquiry. sir martin, who is 70, has been meeting residents of grenfell this morning. he promised "a vigorous inquiry that gets to the truth" and said he understood the "desire of local people for justice". 137 high—rise buildings have now failed safety tests on cladding. the prime minister, theresa may, released this statement on the appointment. mrs may said the inquiry would have "full powers, including the power to compel the production of documents, and to summon witnesses". she said the goal was to find someone who "would be best suited to the task and available to start work immediately... so that we can get answers to what happened as quickly as possible". sir martin is described by her as "a highly respected and hugely experienced former court of appealjudge".

sport now, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's katherine downes.f‘s us open, england's tommy fleetwood remains firmly in contention at the top of the leader board. 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. but 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, that didn't appear to be the case, but here forjustin thomas, even going in the wrong direction can work out perfectly in the end. his round of 9—under par is a tournament record and was enough to put him for the moment ahead of the rest. while he flourished, others floundered. england's paul casey's hopes of staying in contention lost somewhere in that deep, deep rough. they call day three moving day — there was now plenty of that on the leaderboard, and with shots like this, the american brian

you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more in the next hour. today, six men are to be prosecuted in connection with the hillsborough disaster. they include a police commander on the day, david duckenfield, and a former chief co nsta ble duckenfield, and a former chief constable sir norman bettison. in the last few minutes, the families of the victims have been giving a news conference. it began with a statement for the lawyer for the families. the families have asked me to say today that the hillsborough families have waited 28 years for justice. some of the truth was exposed by the independent panel and some the inquestjury on the 26th of april 2016. now we await the results from the long overdue process of accountability. accountability is being key and at the heart. the families are sensitive to the issues of fairness and due process and no one wishes to process or to jeopardise this. there are, of course, very as legal options open to the families where decisions have been made not to prosecute. in the form of the victim ‘s and judicial rev

sport today is coming up next. you are watching bbc news.been told they can switch off life support for a terminally baby after his parents lost their final legal battle. 10—month—old charlie gard suffers from a rare genetic condition and has brain damage. his family wanted to take him to america for experimental treatment. butjudges at the european court of human rights refused to overturn the decision of courts in the uk. our medical correspondent fergus walsh reports. these touching images of connie yates and chris gard with their son charlie were taken on the roof of great ormond street hospital — a family picnic organised by nurses. a brief respite from the months they have spent in intensive care. charlie is terminally ill with a progressive disorder that weakens his muscles. he cannot move, he cannot breathe unaided and cannot swallow and has serious brain damage. for months, his doctors have argued he should be allowed to die. his parents wanted to take him to the united states for experimental treatment, and they were distraught whe

with all the sport, here‘s john watson at the bbc sport centre.sts against the world champion. the fireworks were limited to the pre—match build—up for the taking ona to the pre—match build—up for the taking on a barbarians side featuring students, painters and builders should have been easy for the fastly experienced lions. things got off to a stuttering start with jonny sexton missing a penalty before landing the first points of the tour for that there were also brittle at the back. the bar bars fell short at their first attempt but went into the lead. to rub salt into the head coach‘s winscombe his son added to the hosts total. greg laidlaw took over kicking duties but the lions could not science the lands. —— silence the lambs. sexton came off and anthony watson was set up for the try and then converting. farrell might wings of eagles provided a stunning late charge to win the derby at epsom. a stunning late charge the a0 to 1 outsider passed seven horses in the last 100 metres to beat the favourites to the line. horses in the last 100 metres

time now for the latest from the bbc sports centre.k djokovic is out of the french open after losing to dominic thiem in straight sets in the quarterfinals. the austrian had never beaten djokovic. in fact the last time they played, just three weeks ago, thiem could only win one game. but here he played the match of his life, showing why he's one of the most exciting young talents in the game, taking the third set to love as djokovic virtually gave up. and next he'll face the nine—time champion rafael nadal, who went through to the semi—finals when his fellow—spaniard pablo carreno busta was forced to retire through injury in the second set. andy murray plays kei nishikori at about three o'clock. head coach warren gatland says a "moment of magic" cost the british and irish lions a first defeat of their tour of new zealand. the tour schedule has been evident, a narrow a narrow win in their first match, followed by a 22—16 loss their second against the auckland blues this morning. our sports correspondent katie gornall reports. in rugby,

more feel a bit later from the bbc sports centre. thank you very much. authority is helping victims of the grenfell fire. councillor nick paget—brown said there was now "a coordinated relief effort on the ground". mayor of london sadiq khan questioned whether the council has done enough to help the victims of the fire. the chancellor has insisted the government wants a seamless brexit so the uk can leave the eu single market and the customs union without what he called "cliff edges". more on all those stories at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, as ever, is mark kermode. welcome. what do you have for us, mark? a very diverse week. we have churchill, with a powerhouse performance by brian cox. we have gifted, which is not what it looks like it's going to be. and whitney: can i be me, the new documentary by nick broomfield. churchill, i do like brian cox. he gives some fantastic performances. he plays winston churchill, which is a very big

all this week on bbc news we have been highlighting some of the issues faced by women in sport.en. only 3% of professionals sailors are female, dominated by men. only 3% of professionals be ors are female, skill, endurance, strength and vision — just some of the attributes needed to make it to the top. but for women, it seems that talent alone is not enough. i have a gold and silver medal, the same as the guys in the cup at the moment. they're great sailors, no doubt about it. but it would be good to have the same opportunities to learn. these women are part of the magenta project, a group of accomplished sailors striving to create pathways for females in the sport. experience is key to sail these high—performance catamarans, the formula 1 cars of the sea, but the opportunities for women at least are not there. we see women struggling to get onto these boats to get the opportunity to be good enough. we don't want to be given places. the girls want to earn it, but they need the chance to get out there to earn it. their hard work is paying off. the rules for this year's prestigiou

damian grammaticas, bbc news, brussels. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.als the us open's lowest winning score of 16 under to claim his first major at erin hills. against the odds — pakistan shock india and celebrate winning the champions trophy final. and chile open their confederations cup campaign with a 2—0 win over cameroon. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with golf where american brooks koepka has won his first major title, the us open at erin hills in wisconsin carding a final round of five under for a tournament total of 16 under handing him a four stroke victory. let's head straight to the course and join the bbc‘s golf commentator chris latchem. the difference seemed to be on the final nine holes when koepka and brian harman were fighting it out with completely different outcomes for both? is certainly did. the three birdies ina row is certainly did. the three birdies in a row from 1a, 16 and 15 from brooks koepka is where it turned around. he was striding forward towards his 16 underpar and he's biggest rival of

sport now, time for a full round up from the bbc sport centre.eth southgate described harry kane's late equaliser against scotland as a huge moment for the team. after a dull first hour in the world cup qualifier, alex oxlade—chamberlain put england ahead and then we were treated to three goals in six minutes as leigh griffiths scored two sublime free kicks to put scotla nd two sublime free kicks to put scotland ahead. they were heading for their first victory over england for their first victory over england for 18 years when harry kane scored in the third minute of stoppage time. that maintained england's unbeaten record in qualifying but left scotland force in the group.|j think in the end it is a point gained. before we wanted to win the game for sure but the way the game played out in the end, scotland scoring two goals late on, four minutes left of stoppage time to get anything from the game, so we have come away fairly happy with it. it puts us in a good position to qualify for the world cup. getting two goals, man of the match, mucking in

you can follow the thrilling action with commentary on bbc radio five live and the bbc sport website. place in the semifinals of the champions trophy. they comfortably beat south africa at the oval to set up a likely meeting with bangladesh in the last four. south africa had the chance to go through themselves but they had a calamitous innings with three ill—judged runouts among the wickets. they posted a score ofjust 191. and india made short work of that — yuvraj singh finishing things off in style with this six with 12 overs still remaining. it means south africa are out. the last semifinal place will be decided when sri lanka play pakistan tomorrow. double olympic champion alastair brownlee has won the leeds round of the world triathlon series. in front of their home crowd, the two produced a devastating display on the bike to gap the rest of the field. on the run, alastair pulled ahead with 4 kilometres to go, winning the race for the second year in a row despite focusing on longer distance events this year. england's hockey players lost on a penalty shoot out to the netherlands

hello, you're watching bbc news, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, these are our headlines tonightngland sign off for the summer holidays with defeat in paris to ten man france. the lions lose again in new zealand as the all blacks loom ever closer. and 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 tha

hello there, i am tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.e: 12 months ago novak djokovic owned all four grand slam titles, now he has none, as dominic thiem knocks him out of the french open. pakistan beat south africa after rain forces short their icc champions trophy match. and in 15 minutes the golden state warriors will look to make it 3—0 in the best of seven nba finals when they tip off against the cleveland cavaliers. hello and welcome to the programme. and we start at the french open in paris, and the story from wednesday is that defending men's champion novak djokovic has been knocked out at the quarter final stage. the 12—time grand slam winner lost in straight sets to austria's dominic thiem and austin halewood was watching. a year ayearago, a year ago, novak djokovic was just a few days away from winning his fourth straight clan slam. but what a difference 12 months can make as the defending champion desperately tried to hold on to the last of his titles against dominic thiem.

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. football star chieck tiote dies suddenly on the training pitch in china. world number one andy murray moves through to the french open quarter finals as his game continues to improve. and rain thwarts what looked set to be certain victory for australia over bangladesh in their icc champions trophy match. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the sad news that former ivory coast midfielder cheick tiote has died aged 30. he collapsed while training with his club beijing enterprises. he moved to china earlier this year after playing in the english premier league with newcastle united since 2010. he will be remembered as a tough tackling midfielder. cheick tiote played premier league games for newcastle. 0ne cheick tiote played premier league games for newcastle. one of his

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.to be dropped for england's champions trophy semi—final against pakistan on wednesday. france and england fans show their unity before their international friendly match in paris and less than three weeks before wimbledon, rafael nadal pulls out of the warm up tournament at queen's. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with cricket and with the icc champions trophy has reached the business end of the tournament. it's semi—final time as england take on pakistan on wednesday before india face bangladesh on thursday. the hosts though are expected to make a change at the top of the order for their match in cardiff with openerjason roy likely to be dropped. our sports correspondentjoe wilson is in the welsh capital assessing all the talking points. england come back to cardiff and beat them but perfect? well, there is always room for improvement and we sort jason roy fielding on the boundary during pratt is. players

hello, you're wathcing bbc news, the time is 2245, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, these are ourt headlines tonight. the champions are back in the champions trophy final.|ndia beat bangladesh to face pakistan for the title. fowler off to a flyer at the us open. golf's second major of the year is underway in wisconsin. jordan pickford has become the most expensive british goalkeeper. everton have bought him for £30 million from sunderland. india have reached the icc champions trophy final after thrashing bangladesh by nine wickets at edgbaston. the defending champions reached their victory target of 265 with ten overs to spare. they'll play pakistan in sunday's final at the oval. patrick gearey was at today's match if you went on the enthusiasm of theirfans if you went on the enthusiasm of their fans you would think every game they played was bangladesh's biggest yet. this one probably was. their first biggest yet. this one probably was. theirfirst major biggest yet. this one probably was. their first major semifinal, biggest yet. this one probably was. theirfirst major semifi

you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website.ead back to westminster, just used to bring you about the crash that the former top gear presenter richard hammond had switzerland. we hear from gear presenter richard hammond had switzerland. we hearfrom his spokesman that richard hammond was involved in a serious crash after completing a climb in switzerland in an electric supercar and you can see they're what happened. clearly, the car overturned and there was a very serious crash that involved a vehicle bursting into flames. the statement goes on much richard hammond was conscious and talking and he actually climbed out of the car himself. he has been taken to hospital by air ambulance and is a p pa re ntly hospital by air ambulance and is apparently dealing with a fracture to his knee, so a very nasty incident. richard hammond, the former top gear presenter is unharmed, relatively, and is now in hospital recovering. back to the election now. my colleague is at westminster with all of the latest reaction. thank you very much. it ha

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.an pull off a dramatic victory over sri lanka to reach the semi finals of the icc champions trophy. team new zealand will challenge the holders, usa, in the 35th america's cup after seeing off sweden. and the pittsburgh penguins arrive home after claiming a second consecutive nhl championship. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with cricket and a gripping icc champions trophy encounter in cardiff on monday. pakistan fought back for a three wicket victory over sri lanka to set up an enticing semi—final clash with england at the same venue on wednesday. rounding up all the action is austin halewood. the final group game was essentially a straight knockout. for the winning side, and spot in the semifinals, for the losers, the first flight home. after beating reigning champions india in the last match, should later picked up where they left off. after losing three quick wickets, the captain steadied the ship. pakistan were calling for a breakthrough and mohammed and there an

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.oming up on this programme: sebastian vettel and lewis hamilton collide behind the safety car at the azerbaijan grand prix — but it's daniel ricciardo who claims red bull's first win of the season. world champions germany are through to the confederations cup semi—finals after a 3—1 win over cameroon. and jordan spieth wins the travellers championship in connecticut after chipping in for birdie on the first play—off hole, sparking wild celebrations with his caddie. hello and welcome to the programme, and it's formula 1 where we start. the azerbaijan grand prix had everything on sunday. it featured three safety cars and several crashes, the most talked about between lewis hamilton and sebastian vettel. and tom clarkson was in baku. the azerbaijan grand prix turned out to be one of the most chaotic races in recent memory. lewis hamilton started on pole position, but he did not win the race, not by a long shot. please guys in azerbaijan did not point to a storm, but chaos reigned from the

hello, this is sport today live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme.the third round of the french open. it's official now as arsene wenger agrees to two more years as arsenal manager. and uruwa red diamonds score an extra time winner to qualify for the asian champions league quarterfinals. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the tennis news that defending french open champion novak djokovic and nine time winner rafael nadal eased into the last 32 at rolland garros on wednesday, while women's defending champion garbine muguruza survived a second—round scare. austin halewood rounds up the best of the action from day four in paris... world number two novak djokovic was looking to become the first man in the open error to win each grandson twice. if his second round match was anything to go by... you would be brave to bet against him. he barely

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.—stroke clubhouse leader as the opening round of the us open nears a conclusion. india are into the icc champions trophy final after a batting masterclass against bangladesh. and second seed grigor dimitrov loses to a player ranked 143 places below him in the second round of the stuttgart open. hello and welcome to the programme, and where else would we start but at the year's second golf major of the year, the us open at erin hills in wisconsin. dustinjohnson is the defending champion but he hasn't necessarily had the opening round he would've expected as we take a look at the leaderboard. rickie fowler is at seven under, paul casey came back into the contest at the end, he is one shot off the lead, and a chance for slander shell fell to get up towards the lead but if

is sport today, live from the this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: 12 months ago novak djokovic owned all four grand slam titles, now he has none, as dominic thiem knocks him out of the french open. pakistan beat south africa after rain forces short their icc champions trophy match. and in 15 minutes the golden state warriors will look to make it 3—0 in the best of seven nba finals when they tip off against the cleveland cavaliers. hello and welcome to the programme. and we start at the french open in paris, and the story from wednesday is that defending men's champion novak djokovic has been knocked out at the quarter final stage. the 12—time grand slam winner lost in straight sets to austria's dominic thiem and austin halewood was watching. a year ayearago, a year ago, novak djokovic was just a few days away from winning his fourth straight clan slam. but what a difference 12 months can make as the defending champion desperately tried to hold on to the last of his titles against dominic thiem. asia in the first set, and

however, despite being tennis‘s world number one, murray has told bbc sport his ‘time at the top' couldt some of the presenters have been doing really well into mid 30s, bot that may not be the case with me. this could be one of the last few years when i can compete for the majors, and i want to make the most of them. british number one johanna konta is through to the semi finals of the nottingham open after a straight sets victory over australia's ashleigh barty. konta broke her opponent twice in the first set to win it 6—3. and while there was a more competitive second, the briton broke again late on to win it 7—5. partially responsible for konta's rise in the past 18 months isjudy murray, she has been rewarded for here good work with an obe on the queen's birthday honours list, which has been announced a few minutes ago. murray‘s award for ‘services to tennis‘ also took into account her work encouraging people to take up the sport. i have seen first hand, role models are important, but any sport is only as good as grass roots. i was so determined that we would have the long—term lega

hello, this is sport today live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme.e queen ‘s tournament. the all blacks and lion — kieran read is fit to skipper the all blacks. welcome 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

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.: the top three seeds tumble on a hot day at queen's with defending champion andy murray among them cristiano ronaldo will face court next month over tax evasion tax evasion allegations. and italian champions juventus are to be investigated over the transfer of paul pogba to manchester united. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the tennis news that there were plenty of shocks at the queen's tournament in london on tuesday. the top three seeds have all been knocked out in the first round, the most high profile was andy murray. the world number one was beaten in straight sets by a man 89 places below him in australianjordan thompson as andy swiss reports. back on home turf. for andy murray, a return to the grass courts of london normally spells success, but his hopes of a record sixth queen's title fell at the first. his opponent, jordan thompson, was a late replacement, but he hardly played like one. murray was strangely error—strewn, come a first set tie—break, with

a bbc sport study has found that the gender prize money gap in sport is closing. 83% of sports now rewardg to the study commissioned for women's season of sport. although there are still big disparities, cricket is one of the sports to see prize money increased substantially. these things don't happen overnight. sports are all on their own individual journeys. sports are all on their own individualjourneys. tennis is obviously in a great place for top asa obviously in a great place for top as a team sport, we are at an end —— exciting point, too. over the next few years we will look at the strategic plan to make sure the game can deliver equal prizemoney for men's and women's global events. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me randy watson and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. monday brought the highest temperature recorded in the british isles so far this year and here's one for your diary, if we manage to get as far ahead as wednesday and we're still producing temperatures in excess of 30 degrees, that will be the long

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.amme: top seed andy murray is through to the third round of the french open. juan martin del potro is next for murray after he took time to console nicolas almagro following his withdrawal from their match with a knee issue. lyon win the uefa women's champions league final in a penalty shoot out over paris saint germain. joe root hits an unbeaten century and the winning runs as england win their opening icc champions trophy match against bangladesh. i'm tim hague in newmarket, i met the frankel fault that nobody wanted, but could win the derby... —— foul. hang around and watch that, trust me, it is good! welcome to the programme. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the tennis news that men's top seed andy murray was again required to play four sets at the french open as he fought his way into the last 32. last year's beaten finalist at rolland garros defeated slovakia's martin kleezhan to set up a third—round clash against former us open champion juan martin del potr

you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. ister 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 what will happen to the relatives of eu citizens who remain in the country — will spouses be able to stay too? and we do

hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.mirates team new zealand win the america's cup with a resounding 7—1victory over oracle team usa. alexey sorokin, the man organising next yea r‘s football world cup tells the bbc doping stories on russian footballers is made up news. novak djokovic talks to the bbc as he sets his sights on returning to the summit of men's tennis. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news that emirates team new zealand have won sport's oldest event, the america's cup, after a 7—1victory over oracle team usa. it reverses the result from four years ago in san francisco. todd niall has been covering the event for radio new zealand — and gave me a flavour of the atmosphere in bermuda. the scenes are monks that the new zealand supporters here and the team itself were extraordinary when they crossed the line. -- amongst. this is not just crossed the line. -- amongst. this is notjust winning a sporting event that something new zealand has pursued with some success and some disappointment

that's all from sportsday, there'll be more sport here on bbc a reminder of live athletics on the bbcsain bolt and most shortly. that's all for mass for now. goodbye. let's return to the news that the creator of paddington bear, the author michael bond, has died at the age of 91, after a short illness. from paddington's first appearance in print in 1958 he proved a hit with young readers and he was later reinvented successfully on tv and more recently for film. michael bond also created other children's favourites, such as parsley the lion. for more on this i'm joined byjonathan kydd — the actor — who played paddington in the cartoon series of the book which was first broadcast in the late 1990s. good to see you, jonathan.

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme.d insists places are still up for grabs in the first test against new zealand on saturday. nick kyrgios is an early withdrawal from the queen's club tournament due to injury. and germany beat australia 3—2 in their first match at the confederations cup in russia. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with rugby union and the news that british and irish lions head coach warren gatland insists there's still an opportunity for players to force their way into the reckoning for the first test against new zealand which takes place on saturday. the lions play the chiefs in the coming hours with all six of the recent call ups from scotland and wales among the replacements. ireland's rory best will captain the side as maz farookhi reports. going through final drills ahead of the last warmup match. rory best will be the fifth captain for tomorrow's six game on tour. the whole squad, in fact, if sharing the workload. the six additional players drafted in, straight into playing and str

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.l of the confederations cup. melbourne cup hero, michelle payne, fails a test for a banned substance. and bolt fails to break 10 seconds but still takes another win in 0strava. chile are the first side through to the final of the confederations cup after beating portugal on penalties on wednesday. manchester city goalkeeper claudio bravo was the hero saving three spot kicks in kazan. germany and mexico play in second semi—final on thursday. colm harrison rounds up the action from this one the first of the confederations cup semi—final put the champions of europe against the champions of south america and it was portugal who made the brightest star. so ronaldo sent an up silver but this was not the last time claudio bravo would keep them at bay.

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. the azerbaijan grand prix — but it's daniel ricciardo who claims red bull's first win of the season.