for coverage of the final round of the us open golf head to the bbc sport website and app. ws — bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. the rain came pouring down on sunday. there was some flooding in places and, for a while, a lot of thunder and lightning as well, but the storms have eased. the rain, though, continues to be heavy and it continues to push its way northwards away from northern england, coming to rest in scotland by monday morning. and it's muggy air that follows behind that rain, so temperatures around 14 or 15 degrees. but we start with that wet weather in the morning in scotland, heavy rain to begin with. it'll move away to the north—west, clearing away to be replaced across the uk by sunny spells and a scattering of showers developing, the odd heavy thundery one in the afternoon for northern ireland and scotland. for england and wales, there'll be fewer showers, particularly in the south, and you may get away with a dry day. it will be warm in the sunshine, the winds a little bit brisker, perhaps, but

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.ukales of new petrol and diesel cars are due to stop in seven years' time, but the chief executive of one of the uk's biggest service station chains doesn't think we're ready for more electric cars. the government target for fast electric chargers is set to be missed, and the man who runs the moto chain says the government hasn't done enough. richard bilton reports. the electric revolution is on its way. in seven years, all new cars will be electric or hybrid �*s. here we are and there are the machines. all lined up. but you wouldn't know that looking at our service stations. this one is pretty good but the government plan was by now there would be six rapid chargers at every station in england, some don't have any. if you look at the network of service stations it is pretty unimpressive, some don't have any at all, i think it's only one in four have the six that the government wants. why is it so slow, the roll out? it wants. why is it so slow, the roll out? . , , ., wants. why is it so

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.ukodbye. this is bbc news coverage of that major incident in nottingham. at 31—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after three people died in the city centre earlier this morning. there are still some gaps in what we know produced after a poor am police were called to elston road and found two people dead. this footage was taken around that time. officers say there was another incident when a van attempted to run over three people in milton street. they are being treated for their injuries. our colleagues at the pc verify have confirmed that benthic route is the street were an arrest took place. it is not yet known if it is the same found that allegedly attempted to run those people over. a large court and was put around the city centre early this morning. at some point a man was also found dead in magdala road. the nottinghamshire chief constable issued a statement, saying. our correspondence spoke to an eyewitness. let's take a listen to what she saw. you may find som

you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, or at our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sportwith me lucy grey. the boss of our biggest supermarket, tesco, has said there are "encouraging early signs" that price rises are starting to slow as the retail giant reported higher sales. in the three months to the end of may, tesco's uk sales were up 9% from a year earlier to £10.8 billion. households have been facing soaring prices, with food inflation hitting 19.1% in the year to april. with more on this here's our business reporter david waddell. in the newsroom. what's the background to these comments from tesco? this is british supermarkets feeling under pressure because as you reported, those revenues in the uk at least are up to £10.8 billion. that's a lot of money. particularly giving an increase on a year earlier of roughly £900 million. the best part of £1 billion. but the explanation, of course, isn'tjust the people are buying more products, but that inflation is pushing prices up. the typical supermarket trolley is costing a little bit more, a lot more, in fact, is costin

but from me and the team at the bbc sport centre, we will see you soon, goodbye. weather continued on monday. plenty of sunshine out west, bit more cloud in the east, and that created some cooler air that then flowed across the uk, hence the lower temperatures that we had — for example, london going from 23 on sunday to 18 for a high on monday. the highest temperatures out west, 24 celsius, warm in the sunshine. we'll see some changes in the weather picture, though, over the next few days, and it's all down to storm oscar that's bringing torrential rain to madeira. some strong gusts of wind there, as well. oscar itself doesn't actually make it to the uk — it stays to the southwest — but it will be transporting some much warmer air our way. humidity levels rising, as will the temperatures through the weekend, mid—to—high 20s. but it won't be dry everywhere, there will be some fairly hefty thundery showers around, as well, to watch out for — something that gardeners might want, actually, given how dry the weather's been over the last few weeks. now, at the moment, w

and bbc sport website.pen champion aryna sabalenka takes on unseeded karolina muchova before defending champion iga swiatek plays beatriz haddad maia of brazil. switek has dropped just 15 games en route to the last four in her quest to become the first woman sincejustine henin in 2007 to successfully defend her crown in paris. there's tennis this side of the channel too with the surbiton trophy — the opening event of the grass courts season. katie swan has progressed to the quarterfinal after seventh seed 0ceane dodin retired through injury. you can watch this right now on the bbc iplayer, red button and bbc sport website. british number four harriet dart is taking on germany's tatyana maria in the second round. maria took the first set 6—4 and dart is a break—up in the second on. dan maria took the first set 6—4 and dart is a break—up in the second on. dan later dan evans faces canada's gabriel diallo. football, cricket — now basketball and the nba finals where denver nuggets have taken a 2—1 lead in the b

rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. at some other stories in the uk. it's 75 years this month since the empire windrush arrived at tilbury docks in essex. the ship brought hundreds of passengers to the uk from the caribbean to help britain rebuild after the second world war. those who made the journey between 1948 and 1971 are known as the windrush generation and events are being held around the country to mark the 75th anniversary of the first arrival. as part of the bbc�*s coverage, tonight will see a special concert at the royal albert hall, hosted by dj and radio 2 presenter trevor nelson. shssh it will feature music from and inspired by the countries, as well as remembering the injustices faced by the windrush generation. live now to the man himself, trevor nelson, who's outside the royal albert hall this afternoon. what can we expect tonight? it is ureat to what can we expect tonight? it is great to speak — what can we expect tonight? it is great to speak to _ what can we expect tonight? it 3 great to speak to you

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.ukodbye. you're watching bbc news. it's one of the prime minister's five pledges — to "stop the boats". and this morning rishi sunak has been talking about the progress the government is making on this. let's listen in more detail to what he had to say. in the five months before i launch the plan, crossings are now down 20% compared to last year. that's right, crossings are down 20%. this is the first time since this problem began that arrivals between january and may have fallen compared to the year before. and this progress is not replicated across the channel. illegal migrants entering the rest of europe have risen by 30%. but we are not complacent because we know people smugglers are highly organised and will change their tactics if we let them. i will not rest until the boats are stopped. with grit and determination that government can fix this. this is proof that our deterrent strategy can work. when people know that if they come here illegally they will not get to stay, they stop

see what happens in the rest of the series. | you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sportsport centre, goodbye. all of the tennis and their one—off test between ireland and england at lord�*s. hello and welcome to bbc news, i�*m luxmy gopal. the bbc�*s amol rajan has been speaking to the form of this morning presented phillip schofield over the controversy over his departure from itv and his relationship with a young junior colleague. in the interview phillip schofield denied being a groomer and said he has lost everything and apologised for lying about the relationship when itv tried to investigate it. this is the full interview now. you�*ve had quite the week. how are you? um... ithink... ..i understand... ..how caroline flack felt. um... last week, if my... ..daughters hadn�*t been there... ..then...i wouldn�*t be here. and they�*ve... ..guarded me. um... and won�*t let me out of their sight. it�*s like a weird...numbness. i know that�*s a selfish point of view. but you come to a point where you just think,

you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, or at our website that's bbc.co.uk/sportbye. hello, live from westminster. former prime minister borisjohnson has been found to have misled parliament and undermined the democratic process. borisjohnson had been accused of attending illegal gatherings during the coronavirus lockdown and this is something he'd lied in the house of commons. now, a

bbc sport understands that he was called —— moeen ali.squad for the first test on the squad for the first test on the 16th ofjune. australia are already in the uk to play india in the world test championship at the oval which starts on wednesday. david warner has been having his say on england's new brand of attacking cricket and whether it will work against the aussies. i it will work against the aussies.— it will work against the aussies. ~ , aussies. i likely commitment, they keep _ aussies. i likely commitment, they keep talking _ aussies. i likely commitment, they keep talking about - aussies. i likely commitment, they keep talking about it, - they keep talking about it, they keep talking about it, they keep talking about it, they keep on it, they keep doing it, so i think the only test comes when you probably get bowled out for 200, but you are going to have those days as well, when you are playing like that so it will be good to see, if you lose the first two tests and you don't bat well betting that way, do they change, do they no

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.ukrom me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. welcome back to our continuing coverage live from nottingham. we are reporting on the aftermath of the incidents which took place yesterday, which left three people dead. i speak to you from the university of nottingham campus. later today, there will be a vigil in memory of the victims who died in the attack. we know the identities of the three people who lost their lives. two of them were students studying here at this university. they were 19—year—old grace kumar and 19—year—old barnaby webber. grace kumar was studying medicine, barnaby webber was studying history. the other victory was in his 50s, he was school caretaker ian coates. his school has given a statement giving a statement that he was a much loved colleague who always went the extra mile for the benefit of the children. he will be greatly missed. 0f children. he will be greatly missed. of course, in particular on the campus, we will be hearing from friends

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk let's get more now on relief for uk homeowners struggling with higher mortgage costs. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, says the largest banks and building societies have agreed to be more flexible with customers, making it easier for people to move to interest only payments. but there'll be no direct government support. it comes after the bank of england yesterday raised interest rates, by half a percentage point to 5%, the highest in almost 15 years, in its ongoing efforts to curb inflation. this is what mr hunt had to say, after this morning's meeting. well, there are two groups of people that we are particularly worried about. the first are people who are at real risk of losing their homes because they fall behind in their mortgage payments. and the second are people who are having to change their mortgage because their fixed rate comes to an end and they're worried about the impact on theirfamily finances of higher mortgage rates. so today i agreed with the banks and the principal mor

hello, live from the bbc sport centre.ogramme: scotland take a giant leap towards qualification for next summers euros with their fourth victory in a row. australia won by a whisker, but england urge fans to keep the faith in bazball. at 43, the former champion is back. hello, and thanks forjoining us, here's your latest sports news. nextjune�*s european championship is still a long way off, but it's beginning to feel a lot closer today for scotland after they made it four wins out of four in the qualifying campaign. they beat georgia 2—0 last night after having to endure some terrible conditions because of heavy rain. the match was stopped for an hour and half at one point while the pitch was cleared. both the manager, steve clarke, and his players have praised fans for helping them through... the circumstances, hanging around waiting... crazy crowd. so easy for them to pack up and go home, they stayed, they sang, they took part in the atmosphere, everything. they got behind the team, they spark the lads up behind the tea

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.ukye. you can keep up with the british masters as well. hello, i'm nicky schiller. more now on our top story and the news that the court of appeal has ruled that the government's plan to send illegal migrants to rwanda is unlawful. campaigners had challenged a high court decision that the african nation could be considered a "safe third country". the scheme is part of government plans to deter small boats crossing the channel. within the past few minutes the home secretary suella braverman said she was disappointed by the ruling but remains fully committed to the rwanda policy. the legal commentator joshua rozenberg explained what the next steps could be. a majority decision against the government and the lord chief justice, who is the most senior judge in england and wales, was effectively overruled by his two colleagues. the master of the role, sir geoffrey vos and lord justice underhill. now, when you have a split decision on the substance of the case like this, it's very likely that

i'm sarah mulkerrins from the bbc sport centre. things are hotting up as we're into week two of the french open — and the defending women's champion, iga swiatek, has set up a mouth—watering quarterfinal clash against american, coco gauff. we look at the challenges ahead at spurs as he is set to join as manager. and is ali on the back from test retirement? could he be the answer? welcome along to the programme. things are hotting up as we're into week two of the french open — and the defending women's champion, iga swiatek, has set up a mouth—watering quarterfinal clash against american, coco gauff. the world number one was up against lesia tsurenko, but the ukrainian retired injured afterjust 31 minutes. swiatek was leading 5—1 in the first set when tsurenko called for the doctor after experiencing dizziness and shortness of breath before deciding not to continue. despite some windy conditions, coco gauff reached the quarterfinals with a 7—5, 6—2 win over anna karolina schmiedlova of slovakia. last year, gauff reached her first gr

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. m at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. this is bbc news. strike action by nurses at the royal college of nursing will not continue. while the majority of members voted to take industrial action, the numbers taking part in the vote were to go for it to count. this brings to an end the long—running dispute between the royal college of nursing and the government overpay in england, at least. huntertrade government overpay in england, at least. hunter trade union laws, for a strike mandate to be carried, it requires turn out to exceed 50%. this ballots, just over 43% voted. while the upper —— overwhelming majority voted for strike action to continue, because it was below the 50% threshold means the vote does not count and to sense the threat of future walk—outs. rcn members have taken part in eight days of walk—outs since december. the majority of the health unions on this contract, the agenda for change contract, also backed the deal from the government. the deal has started being paid on th

rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. eputy leader, angela rayner and the deputy prime minister, oliver dowden, have clashed over the government's handling of the covid inquiry at today's pmqs. mr dowden was filling in for rishi sunak, and defended the goverment�*s decision to challenge what documents it hands to the inquiry, saying they had given it �*everything that was needed'. the inquiry has demanded that ministers submit borisjohnson's whatsapp messages unredacted. labour has accused the government of obstructing the inquiry. mr speaker, he acts like, attends that it's he pretends it's complicated... complicated, but it's simple. they set up the inquiry to get to the truth, then blocked that inquiry from getting the information that it asked for, and now they are taking it to court. i know he considers himself a man of the people, so using his vast knowledge of working class britain, does he think working people will thank him for spending hundreds of thousands of pounds of their money on loophole lawyers just so tha

now and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. hello from the bbc sport centre.have just gone off at teatime in the last day of the fourth test match between england and australia. play eventually got under way after a lengthy delay for rain. australia started the day needing 174 runs to chase down a target of 281. england have got two wickets, stuart broad taking the wicket of scott boland before moeen ali removed danger man travis head forjust 16. usman khawaja remains for australia, though, he's past 50. the target is now less than a hundred for australia. that is the latest score for you at the moment. a story that's developing in the last few hours. french police are searching the headquarters of the organisers of the paris 2024 olympic games. officials say the raids are part of two corruption investigations. the bbc understands the probes are in connection with the awarding of contracts for building projects linked to the summer games. a spokesperson for the paris organising committee told the bbc the body is "co—operating fully with the investigators". ste

you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc. co. uke, thank you for watching. we will see you again very soon indeed. hello there. it looks like today will be the warmest day of the week, feeling quite humid, especially across england and wales, and it's across england and wales where we should tend to stay dry for much of the day. but there will be a band of rain pushing in across scotland and northern ireland that will continue its journey eastwards during tonight. so, we're in this wedge of warm and humid air, especially for england and wales. this cold front, though, will be pushing rain initially into northern ireland and then into scotland as we run through the day and behind it, it'll turn brighter, but there'll be some cooler, fresher air here and the rain will tend to ease down as it pushes its way eastwards. but much of england and wales will stay rather cloudy, generally dry, bar the odd heavy shower and some glimmers of brightness here in there. but it will be warm and muggy, 22 to 25 degrees here. but the mid to high teens

sport. joe wilson, bbc news in berlin. wonderful stuff. fifth seed cameron norrie is through to the second round of the queen's club championship in london. the british number one reached the final at queen's two years ago, and he came through in straight sets against kecmanovic of serbia, norrie winning 6—4,7—6 to seal his place in the last 16. and all the full results of the tennis is on the bbc sport website. that's it for me and the rest of the team. well see you again soon. bye bye. hello. once again, some of you, thundery downpours on the way for tuesday. not a wash—out of a day, there will be some brighter moments too, but especially for england and wales, that thundery rain comes from what was some of these clouds of the bay of biscay on monday edging their way northwards. and by the end of the night, into the start of the day, that rain will have set in across parts of wales and southern england. another humid start here in particular, tiny bit fresher further north, but temperatures in double figures. isolated shower for much of

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and you can find all of the night's results on the bbc sport website.hey include a first win for the republic of ireland. they beat gibraltar 3—0 in dublin to reignite their campaign. armenia beat latvia two one to move into second place in group d, two points ahead of croatia who do have a game in hand. and finland are the new leaders of group h after thrashing san marino. daniel harkins scoring a hat trick in that 6—0 victory. kazakhstan. they are second level on points with finland after that late winner i was telling you about in northern ireland. now brendan rodgers has been reappointed as manager of celtic, the club. of celtic, the club he left four years ago to go to leicester. celtic fans criticised him at the time for a lack of loyalty. but rodgers, who won seven trophies in his first spell at the club, says he will do all he can to maintain the success that they enjoyed under ange postecoglou before he left for tottenham. chris mclaughlin has this report. he was celtic�*s most successful manager sincejock stein. seven domestic trophies deliver

this is your update from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: a historic day in golf as the saudi breakaway liv series joins forces with the pga and dp world tour, taking everyone by surprise. a win for carlos alcaraz at the french open, to set up a tantalising semi—final with novak djokovic at roland garros. and london irish are ejected from rugby union's top flight, after the deadline passes for the club to pay players and staff. hello and welcome to the programme. it's been described as an historic day for golf, with many still in a state of shock as the saudi—backed breakaway liv tour today merged operations with the pga and dp world tour. it's a move which effectively ends the bitter divide within the sport. the pga tour had been defending its position since talk of a rival circuit began, with litigation pending against the liv tour, which had poached some of their best players. here's our sports editor dan roan. for the last year, it has been tearing the world of golf apart. bankrolled by saudi arabia, the rebe

lots more on that on the bbc sport website.port centre, goodbye. hello there. much of the country, particularly england and wales, was very warm and muggy on wednesday, but a band of rain pushing in off the atlantic has introduced much fresher air. and for thursday, most of us will be in that cooler, fresher air mass, but it will be bright with sunny spells and scattered showers. there's that rain bound, then slow to clear from the southeast through this morning. so it'll start off rather grey, cloudy with further outbreaks of rain free standing in the southeast, eventually clearing away as we reach lunchtime and that willjoin in to the bright skies that most of the country will start the day with. into the afternoon a bit of cloud bubbling up, allowing one or two showers. most of these will be across the north and the west of scotland. they'll be more of a breeze here, too, but it'll be a cooler day across the board, 15 to 21 or 22 degrees across the south and feel noticeably fresher across southern areas. then as we move thro

it is a life on bbc two on the bbc sport website. you can follow that.mier league sides. leeds and leicester home in the opening weekend against cardiff and coventry respectively. the new southampton boss will be away from a newly promoted sheffield wednesday boss on friday night with all the fixtures across all three league is available now on the bbc sport website and app. be your best is the motto of the special olympics in today an 18—year—old wales certainly exceeded that. when he took a powerlifting he could only manage 20 kilos but in competition earlier he lifted more than 1110. the special olympics provide support for people with intellectual disabilities and joe wilson is of the world summer games. the powerfrom pembrokeshire, just 18 years old, king of the combined competition. in the squad, he is lifting 140 kilos, 22 stone. he began the spot with his dad in wales and now he's here in berlin watching with other family in the grey t—shirt. but now the sun left swaby and the father's limits. after the bench press 150 kilos in the dead lift and

there more details of bbc sport later on and on the bbc sport website. ath of the aborted mutiny by wagner mercenaries in russia over the weekend. the prime minister, rishi sunak, has been giving his reaction to events. he was on a visit to a health screening facility in nottinghamshire. he was also asked about the latest developments in the stephen lawrence investigation. the prime minister has been speaking in the last few minutes. he began with russia. i've spoken to the leader of the united states, but also france and germany over the weekend. we're completely coordinated on our response to this. it's a situation that we've been monitoring for some time. the instability that would be caused by russia's illegal invasion of ukraine and what we saw over this weekend is an example of that coming to the fore. it's obviously too early to predict with certainty what might happen as a result of this, but i'm in close touch with our allies and we're monitoring the situation closely. and are you prepared for a collapse of the regime, those documents today said

you can keep up with all the first round scores on the bbc sport website. a sight to behold on the opening day of the travellers championship in connecticut. world number three rory mcilroy hitting a hole in one for the first time on the pga tour. after the heartbreak of losing last weekend's us open byjust a single shot the northern irishman was smiling again after getting an ace on the eighth hole at the tpc river highlands course. and it only took the quadruple major winne 3,532 attempts in his pga tour career to achieve the feat. world number two and top seed at queens, carlos alcaraz has beaten the czechjiri lahetska in straight sets to send him through to the quarter finals. while the australian seventh seed alex de minaur is also through after beating diego schwartzman. the bbc�*s clare balding rounds up the day for us with 2018 australian open semi finalist kyle edmond alongside her. we have a multinational lined up for the quarterfinals and it is led by the top seed from spain, carlos alcaraz. what did you make of his performance today? very impres

from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello, there. another largely fine, dry and settled one for most of us, but we are looking at some changes taking place to our weather, all because of this area of low pressure, sitting out in the atlantic, very slowly edging towards our shores. it's going to continue to destabilise the atmosphere across western areas, so, through the morning, we'll see a bit of cloud here, certainly across the southwest, cornwall and devon, into wales, northern ireland. some western parts of england could start to see some showers developing. some of these could be heavy and thundery, but the vast majority of scotland, central and eastern england, another dry, sunny one. warmer along the east coast, along north sea coasts, and we could be up to around 27 or 28 degrees. as we head through friday night, it looks like those showers, thunderstorms, trundle their way northwards into southern and western scotland. further showers pushing into wales and the southwest, but central and eastern areas, once again, staying dr

full details of the first round on the bbc sport website.ham 0pen quarterfinals with a 6—3, 7—5 victory over france's hugo grenier to cap a record—breaking day for british tennis. murray claimed his first title on home soil since wimbledon in 2016 with his win at surbiton last week. he is ranked 44th in the world — and trying to secure a top—32 seeding for wimbledon. the victory came after katie boulter, harriet dart and jodie burragejoined heather watson in the women's last eight — the first time four british women have reached the quarterfinals of the same wta tour event. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. the last day of the working week promises to be another largely fine, dry and settled one for most of us. but we are looking at some changes taking place to our weather, because of this area of low pressure sitting out in the atlantic, very slowly edging towards our shores. it's going to continue to destabilise the a

hello from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme. the transfer merry—go—round in full flow, and it's a major exodus at stamford bridge as project pochettino gets under way. defending champions the usa names its squad for the upcoming womens world cup down under. it's a fourth edition for morgan, o'hara and rapinoe. a comeback fit for a king — cam norrie kickstarts his grasscourt season with a win at queens. he's into the quarter—finals. hello and thanks forjoining us. we're going to start with football, and roma's head coachjose mourinho has been banned for four matches by uefa, following incidents after last month's europa league final. roma were beaten on penalties by sevilla and mourinho confronted referee anthony taylor in a car park afterwards mourinho, who was booked during the match, directed a foul—mouthed rant at the referee, and that led to a charge of using "insulting or abusive language". his four—match ban is for european matches only. meanwhile, roma have been banned from selling tickets to their travelling fans for one

you can find all of the nights results on the bbc sport website.ude a first win for the republic of ireland of the day beecher brought the zero to reignite their campaign for the armenia beat lafayette off at two points ahead of croatia who do have a game in hand and fenland are the new leaders of group h after thrashing san marino for the scoring a patrick. 6—0 victory, finland after that the winner of tony but he northern ireland. brandon rogers has been reappointed as manager of celtic, the club he left four years ago to go to leicester. fans criticise him at the time for a lack of loyalty but rogers won seven trophies in his first spell at the club and says he will do all he can to maintain the success that they enjoyed under and sponsor cogwheel before he left for tottenham. chris mclaughlin has this report. he was celtics most successful manager since stevens, seven domestic trophies delivered and revered by the fans. the shock was palpable when he quit midway through the season in 2019. absolute disgusted the timing is shocking for the they'

hello, i'm gavin ramjaun, from the bbc sport centre.est day of my life" — jude bellingham says he's thrilled to sign for real madrid. it's the greatest football club in the history of the game, and not many players get the opportunity to play at such a brilliant club, at such a historic club, so, yeah, i feel really grateful. a confident captain, on the eve of the ashes — stokes says he's good to go with the ball against australia, ahead of the series start in birmingham. and into the record books — rickie fowler and xander schauffele claim their bit of us open history, on the opening day. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun, from the bbc sport centre.

there is plenty more on the bbc sport website, but for me and the team here at the bbc sports center, with temperatures in eastern parts of england over 30 degrees. not only was it hot, it was also very humid. but that heat and humidity is going to get pushed away by that weather front which has brought some rain earlier on. and following on behind that, we're going to find cooler and fresher air coming in from the atlantic. now, on saturday night, temperatures in highland scotland fell no lower than 20 degrees and the minimum temperature at crosby, in merseyside was 19 celsius. it will be much more comfortable as we head into early monday with temperatures perhaps down as low as single figures in scotland and northern ireland overnight. we start quite sunny on monday but quickly the cloud will bubble up, we're going to find showers developing in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. chance of showers further south much reduced. temperatures could be as high as 22—23 celsius in the south—east. of course, a lot lower than it was on sunday. and further north typically 18—20.

i'm marc edwards from the bbc sport centre. coming up on our programme, it'll be a mania in miami. a momentous move to the mls for the magician that is lionel messi. it's hammer heaven time. a first european trophy for 58 years for west ham, as they beat fiorentina in the europa conference final. iga swiatek sales through to the semifinals of the french open, the defending champion loving the clay of roland garros. i am marc edwards with your sport. we start with the news that lionel messi has agreed to join mls side inter miami, following his departure from the french champions paris st germain. he said to have rejected a more lucrative offer to major league he said to have rejected a more lucrative offer from the saudi arabian side al halal to move to major league soccer. david beckham's arrival gave florida football freedom to dream, but this is more like a fever dream. lionel messi, one of the game's greatest, who has graced the world's biggest stages, saying farewell to france and moving to miami. not since pele joined the new york cosmos in 1975 has arguably the world's best

hello, i'm qasa alom, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme.a's on a roll. she cruises into the third round at the french open. paris st germain confirm that lionel messi will leave the club at the end of the season. firing a broadside. england's bowlers are on top on day one of their first test against ireland. hello and thanks forjoining us, here's your latest sports news. it's day five of the french open at roland garros. defending women's champion iga swiatek will continue her title defence this afternoon. but one of the other favourites numberfour seed elena rybakina is already through the third round after beatng linda noskova in straight sets. the wimbledon champion was made to work for the first set though needing five set points before taking it 6—3 against the teenager. and it was the same story in the second set. rybakina successfully served that out 6—3, rounding off a straight sets win injust under an hour and a half. meanwhile on the men's side last year's runner—up casper ruud is also not having it his own way the italian world n

hello, i'm sarah mulkerrins from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme...land on the way to a seven goal win over north macedonia. in the european championship qualifying. hello, i'm sarah mulkerrins from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme... it's a hat—trick for saka as the arsenal star sends in the european championship qualifying. broad led the england fightback with two early wickets to leave the first ashes test in the balance. the australians chasing a victory target of 281. and we're in berlin, where 7,000 competitors from 190

hello, i'mjane dougall, live from the bbc sport centre.this programme: he won all three domestic trophies with celtic, but what can ange postecoglou do at tottenham? spurs confirm the australian as their new manager. west ham prepare for fiorentina. they're in prague for the europa conference league final. can they win a first trophy in 43 years? an app that helps manage concussions in grassroots sport has been launched in a two—year government—backed trial. in the last few hours, tottenham have confirmed that ange postocoglou is their new manger. he'll become the first australian to manage in the premier league after signing a four—year contract with the london club. postecoglou lifted all three domestic trophies with celtic — this is the league cup trophy, but he helped them win the scottish cup on saturday. celtic had wanted him to stay, but postecoglou said, while he was respectful and understanding of their position, a new opportunity had been presented and it was one which he had wanted to explore. spurs chairman daniel levy said: po

hesse bbc sports website but for the rest of the sports day team.— bbc sports website but for the restrts of the south. st athan is near cardiff, and here we've not even had a quarter of thejune average rainfall — a similar kind of pattern really elsewhere across southern england. now today, we've seen clouds really gather across western areas, it's been quite gloomy with some mist and some drizzle around, as well. the drizzle associated with a couple of warm fronts that have been pushing eastwards over recent hours, bringing increasing levels of humidity. there is something of a clearance out in the atlantic — we have to wait for this occlusion to work through before we get into those clearer skies. more on that in a moment. now, overnight tonight, with those warm fronts continuing to push eastwards, it'll be quite a warm and muggy night with outbreaks of drizzle just about anywhere. however, the dampest weather, if you like, will be across western and southern areas, as well. some low cloud over hills and coasts, so some mist and fog patches around as well, a muggy 15—16 celsius for