and burnley seek a spot in a major european competition for the first time in nearly 60 years.t all starts in europe league qualifying against aberdeen this evening. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening, the last thing the ecb would have wanted is a club—versus—country row going into their opening test match this summer but controversy over one of their selections means that emerged today. imagine saying in february that you would focus solely on twenty20 matches and one—dayers — only to find yourself called into the test team less than six months later. that's what's happened to yorshire's adil rashid and it hasn't pleased his club after he refused to sign a county championship deal with them. the england selectors, though, have defended their decision. moving forward with very clear, this isa moving forward with very clear, this is a unusual set of circumstances which we have discussed. moving forward for players to be eligible to play for england in the test team starting from next year, they have to have a contract to play red bull cricket. they need to be to make c

burnley have lost their goalkeeper.tish side after 18 minutes. sir alex ferguson's former club, of course. elsewhere rangers have managed to ta ke elsewhere rangers have managed to take the lead in croatia. morale is with the goal there. you can see the other scores there as well. northern irish side, crusaders are two down now to the slovenian side olympia, and welsh side drawing 1—1 with lincoln red imps. adil rashid has been picked for england's squad for the first test against india next wednesday is biking out with his company archer focus on monday in 2020 matches. he has not played a test since facing india in 2016. former captain michael vaughan said the decision to include him is ridiculous and yorkshire's chief executive mike arthur said he hopes england know what they're doing. but the national selector ed smith said earlier today that his selection does not set a bad precedent and he is basically in one awful. ireland have guarantee their place in the quarterfinals of the women's hockey world cup with a shoc

presidency as a court system to meet with germany's interior minister thursday to discuss the details of burnley migration deal. germany's national football coach yakob love will stay in his post despite his team's world cup failure the german f.a. made the announcement this afternoon two thousand and fourteen world champion coach was heavily criticised after germany's early exit from this year's tournament he recently went with the f.a. to meeting earlier today. should he stay or should he go now you ask him live has made the decision for himself. after receiving a vote of confidence from the german if a he has decided to continue as germany's head coach the defending champions crashed out of the group stage of this year's world cup. at first the coach was unsure about continuing in his role after coming back from russia today exploit his . with very upset and still haven't completely processed the pain and disappointment of the loss and you think it's going to take some time to come to terms with it this year this is what we have to be honest with ourselves that we failed at this tournament bu

burnley have confirmed that their goalkeeper nick pope has dislocated his shoulder.erdeen last week. pope went to the world cup with england, but it now looks like he'll miss the start of the premier league season. he'll see a specialist tomorrow. hearts are through to the knockout stage of the scottish league cup, after beating inverness caledonian thistle 5—0. inverness actually started well, but hearts then scored three goals in just four minutes, uche ikpeazu with the opener. but the goal of the game came from ben garuccio, a fantastic free kick straight into the top corner. the results means hearts will play dunfermline in the last 16. a few friendly results for you from the international champions cup. liverpool thrashed manchester united 4—1 in front of over 100,000 fans in michigan — new signing shaqiri rounding off the scoring with a brilliant overhead kick. a beautiful piece of skill. there was one man who did not enjoyed quite as much. that wasjose mourinho. he said he felt sorry for the fans who turned up to watch. if i was them, i wouldn't come. i wouldn

just after 7am, and lorna fitzpatrick is waiting in burnley for her daily northern service to leeds.e, but lorna says the new timetable means more stops and more passengers. i have this dread every single morning, because i know that the train's probably going to be late and i'm probably not going to get to work on time, as usual. train announcement: again, on behalf of northern, i'd just like to apologise for the... every single aspect of my life revolves around this train and i'm just absolutely sick of it. i'm at the end of my tether. it's had such a massive impact on my life — my professional and my personal life. and i can't be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable will ensure a more stable and reliable service. but again today, there were delays and cancellations. the mayor of greater manchester says enough is enough. today, i've called on the prime minister to intervene, because passengers in the north can't keep running the daily lottery of turning up at the train station hoping that they will be able to get to work on ti

just after 7am this morning and lorna fitzpatrick is waiting in burnley for her daily northern servicearrives on time, but lorna says the new timetable means more stops and more passengers. i have this dread every single morning, because i know that the train is probably going to be late and i'm probably not going to get to work on time, as usual. train announcement: on behalf of northern, i'd just like to apologise for the... every single aspect of my life revolves around this train and i'm just absolutely sick of it. i'm at the end of my tether. it's had such a massive impact on my life — my professional and my personal life. and i can't be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable will ensure a more stable and reliable service. but again, today, there were delays and cancellations. the mayor of greater manchester says enough is enough. today, i have called on the prime minister to intervene, because passengers in the north can't keep running the daily lottery of turning up at the train station hoping they will be able to get to work

burnley of the premier league scrambled a draw at scottish premiership side aberdeen.next week's second leg, but burnley‘s england goalkeeper, adam pope, went off with a shoulder injury. so fitness concerned over him. hibs staged the best comeback of the night to win 3—2 in the first leg of their tie at home to asteras tripolis. they were two down. it's probably all over for northern ireland's crusaders, who lost 5—1 in slovenia. but better news for steven gerrard and rangers, who have the advantage after alfredo morelus scored away in croatia, against 0siek, and that was the only goal of the night. and the welsh champions, new saints, were celebrating a late winner, thanks to blaine hudson's header, and that made it 2—1 in this home leg against the lincoln red imps, who are not from lincoln but from gilbraltar. former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson says he would "not be here today" without the "great care" of hospital staff after his surgery for a brain haemorrhage in may. sir alex has spoken publicly for the first time since going home from hospital in a

just after 7am this morning, lorna fitzpatrick is waiting in burnley for her daily northern service to leeds. it arrives on time but she says the new timetable means more stops and more passengers. a have just read every single morning because i know the train is probably going to be late and i'm probably not going to get to work on time, as usual. every single aspect of my life revolves around this train and ijust aspect of my life revolves around this train and i just absolutely sick of it, i am sick of it. it has had such an impact on my life, my professional and my personal life, and they cannot be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable system will ensure a more gradual service. that may have greater manchester says enough is enough. today i have called on the prime minister to intervene because passengers in the north cannot keep running the daily lottery of turning up running the daily lottery of turning up to the train station hoping they will be able to get to work on time. they deserve much more than this. and that was refl

it means he'll miss out on the second quaifying round of the europa league when the dons take on burnleyby the narrowest of margins after they beat dynamo minsk 2—1 in belarus but the hosts 2—0 victory in the first round sees them advance. meanwhile glenavon‘s european campaign could also be over with molde currently leading 3—1 in their second leg qualifier. right now cliftonville are looking to overturn their 1—0 deficit over nordshelland.. while coleraine and hibs are in action later. perhaps not hugely surprising but lewis hamilton has confirmed he will be staying with mercedes for another two years — after signing a new contract that will see him earn over 30 million a year... the reigning world champion tweeted this photo of himself earlier saying he's incredibly proud of what they've achieved together and even more excited for the future.. earlier he described the new contract as "a formality." a quick look at what else has been happening today... britain's alfie hewett is through to the semi finals of the british open wheelchair tennis championships in nottingham. he beat last we

burnley are back in europe after 52 years away. night. at least 80 people are now known to have died. argyro moust ka brettou's home was burnt to the ground, fortunately her mother and aunt were able to escape. shejoins us on the phone now. thank you so much for your time this morning. i know you are not at your home when the fires broke out, what was the first you knew of it and what did you do? we were on the phone with my mother and i told them that the fire was kilometres away. when she was on the phone she said that the smoke couldn't let them breathe and they were trying to find a way out but the house was on fire, everything happened in seconds because the wind was very strong. the moment i called to let them know, it was then when they realised the garden was on fire. there was no exit for them. they are elderly women with health problems and couldn't move. they were asking for help and there was no want to save them. when they saw that the fire was inside their house, we were still on the phone and i could hear them scream

burnley scrambled draw against the premier league team aberdeen 1—1.t leg the tie. and it is probably all over for northern ireland's crusaders who lost in slovenia. good news for rangers and steven gerrard, who have the lead after scoring a way in croatia. that was the only goal of the night. drama at the end for the welsh champions thanks to this hudson had, winning 2—1 against lincoln, who are actually from gibraltar. former manchester united manager alex ferguson says he wouldn't be here without the care of hospital staff after his surgery for a brain haemorrhage in may. he has spoken public for the first time since going home from hospital on social media. he thanked all his well—wishers. social media. he thanked all his well-wishers. just a quick message to thank the medical staff at macclesfield, salford royal, without that care a would not be sitting here today. thank you from me and my family. thank you very much. it has made me feel so humble, as all the m essa 9 es made me feel so humble, as all the messages have had from all over the world,

aberdeen and burnley come in at the next round and face each other over two legs while arsenal and chelseaup stage itself. crystal palace ladies will play in the women's championship after doncaster rovers belles joined sheffield fc in withdrawing from the league. 0ur women's football reporter, jo currie, joins me. how much of this move is down to money? this is very much down to finances. under the new criteria, to be in the women's championship, clubs have to provide players with a minimum of contact hours a week plus matches, full—time general managers, marketing officers, they basically have to be semi—professional. the bells one that division last year, but bear in mind they do not have strong links to the men's club, they decided to remain in that league in the new season. it was a financial step too far. england's cricketers are heading for a defeat in the first one day international against india at trent bridge. their batsmen were skittled out for 268, with kuldeep yadav taking six wickets. in reply, the indian batsmen are making light work oif their target as adam wild reports. w

burnley have confirmed that their goalkeeper nick pope has dislocated his shoulder.lifier with aberdeen last week. pope of course went to the world cup with england, but it now looks like he'll miss the start of the premier league season. he'll see a specialist tomorrow. hearts are through to the knockout stage of the scottish league cup after beating inverness caledonian thistle 5—0. inverness actually started well but hearts then scored three goals in just four minutes, 0oochay ikpeaazu with the opener. but the goal of the game came from ben garuccio, a fantastic free kick straight into the top corner. the results means hearts will play dunfermline in the last 16. and it's been a mixed day for wayne rooney. be warned some blood and gore coming up. wayne rooney scored his his first goalfor his new club — dc united — in their 2—1 win over colorado rapids in the mls. but then he broke his nose whilst helping to defend a corner. he ended up with five stitches. that's all the sport for now. donald trump has been told that his escalating attacks on the news media are "in

just after 7am this morning and lorna fitzpatrick is waiting in burnley for her daily northern servicena says the new timetable means more stops and more passengers. i have this dread every single morning, because i know that the train is probably going to be late and i'm probably not going to get to work on time, as usual. train announcement: on behalf of northern, i'd just like to apologise for the... every single aspect of my life revolves around this train and i'm just absolutely sick of it. i'm at the end of my tether. it's had such a massive impact on my life — my professional and my personal life. and i can't be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable will ensure a more stable and reliable service. but again, today, there were delays and cancellations. the mayor of greater manchester says enough is enough. today, i have called on the prime minister to intervene, because passengers in the north can't keep running the daily lottery of turning up at the train station hoping they will be able to get to work on time. they deserve m

just after seven this morning and lorna fitzpatrick is waiting in burnley for her daily northern serviceays the new timetable means more stops and more passengers. i have this dread every single morning, because i know that the train is probably going to be late and i'm probably not going to get to work on time, as usual. train announcement: on behalf of northern, i'd just like to apologise for the... every single aspect of my life revolves around this train and i'm just absolutely sick of it. i'm at the end of my tether. it's had such a massive impact on my life — my professional and my personal life. and i can't be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable will ensure a more stable and reliable service. but again, today, there were delays and cancellations. the mayor of greater manchester says enough is enough. today, i have called on the prime minister to intervene, because passengers in the north can't keep running the daily lottery of turning up at the train station hoping they will be able to get to work on time. they deserve much

just after seven this morning and lorna fitzpatrick is waiting in burnley for her daily northern servicet arrives on time, but lorna says the new timetable means more stops and more passengers. i have this dread every single morning because i know that the train is probably going to be late and i'm probably not going to get to work on time, as usual. train announcement: on behalf of northern, i'd just like to apologise for the... every single aspect of my life revolves around this train and i'm just absolutely sick of it. i'm at the end of my tether. it's had such a massive impact on my life, my professional and my personal life. and i can't be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable will ensure a more stable and reliable service. but again today there were delays and cancellations. the mayor of greater manchester says enough is enough. today i have called on the prime minister to intervene because passengers in the north can't keep running the daily lottery of turning up to the train station hoping they will be able to get to work on

there's a big match tonight as burnley play their first european game for 51 years.sport for now. thank you. for many, it's your first time away from home, parents and rules. promises of a freshers week to remember, friends for life and the gateway to a career of your dreams. it's why one in three 18—year—olds in england went to university last year. but new research commissioned by barclays shows more and more school leavers are now regretting their decision. almost half of univesity graduates in the last five years regretted going and 70% felt their parents would have been disappointed if they hadn't gone. it comes as a huge rise in unconditional offers of university places — that's when students are offered a place regardless of how they do in their exams — has been called irresponsible and a bums on seat approach to learning by the universities minister. so are apprenticeships and other forms of further education more likely to guarantee a job and salary these days? and our unconditional offers the way forward in university admissions? let's talk now to tirion ha

elsewhere, aberdeen drew with burnley.ey world cup by beating india 1—0 to top pool b. the result means england cannot now qualify automatically for the quarter finals but should still get through. and the ufc champion conor mcgregor has avoided prison in the united states after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct in new york. he's now required to undertake anger management treatment and community service. a little more for you surely. did you say it was called a zedonk. they did. zonkey is another one. piggyback to the 70s, that would be lovely. i don't think you are in the pictures, it is not you, just the zedonk. carol, i going to make sense of the weather for us, there's not much here the studio. it is lovely here at city hall this morning. looked at my view. it is a mild start, a monkey start as well. temperatures in the east of england and london are currently between 20 and london are currently between 20 and 22 celsius. that would be a pretty good daytime temperature, but across the board we are looking generally

there is some british action in your robber league including a clash between burnley and aberdeen.liverpool beat manchester city to—1. in california, though manchester united needed 26 penalties to beat milan. this was before milan missed, the shoot out 9— aid in the end. england's women are facing a battle to reach the quarterfinals in the hockey world cup after being held to a draw with the united states. they opened with a goal from the captain in her 200 international appearance, that equalled the all—time england and great britain combined scoring as well. we now face a play—off to reach the last eight. of course it is very special. it is a team game. you can't score without someone passing new google and you can't be on the field about another 15 people with you. i am very grateful but this is for every player that i've ever played with and every coach i have ever worked with and every volunteer who has got me to this point. that is all the sport. we will give you a full round at 130. there has been a sharp rise in the number of unconditional degree places in england and wale

this morning's 0720 from burnley to leeds, one of dozens of northern rail services beset with problemsrs like simon have had a miserable few weeks. a lot of the times, the train either doesn't turn up, or it's actually too full to get on by the time it reaches my stop. it was so stressful, i actually took time off work. because when they changed the timetable, it was taking me upwards of three hours to get home on a ito—minute journey. in may, rail timetables underwent the biggest shake—up in their history. it led to chaos on the north‘s rail networks. passengers endured long delays. many trains didn't turn up. in an attempt to improve things last month, northern rail scrapped 168 daily services, further infuriating passengers. today, 125 of those suspended journeys have resumed. it's been estimated the cancellations have cost businesses in the north £38 million. one of the worst—affected lines, which runs through the lake district, has been entirely out of action, sparking protests. all of its services are now back on the timetable. local newspapers renamed the company "northern fail"

huge moment for burnley, who will play their first european game for 51 yea rs, their first european would and up in europe, we were working towards stabilising the club when i first came in, turning around, financially, with the playing staff, rebuilding somewhat. to think we would have been playing in this league would have been a bit too grandiose, i would expect, but it has led here, and it is a reality. now we're looking forward to it. ingrid rugby union full—back ben foden has signed a deal to become player— coach at new york—based rudby united, who arejoining major league rugby next season. foden, who won 32 england caps, where is the highest profile investment to play in the states. he said that rugby in america is there to be cracked. meanwhile, wasps‘ ashleyjohnson has been suspended from all sports the six months the doping. johnson tested positive for a banned substance following an out of competition test the premiership club. the 32—year—old claimed he mistakenly consumed his wife‘s diet supplement that she bought from south africa. johnson has almost served the ban alr

ghost garden" seen here was once a formal victorian garden in the grounds of gawthorpe hall, near burnley look at that! that is really special, isn't it, to see that in the morning. amazing. here's louise with a look at this morning's weather. it's interesting how — i heard someone it's interesting how — i heard someone talk about a world war two airfield being revealed because of the way the grass had dried. isn't mother nature amazing, all it is showing us in my garden is patches of dandelions, i have to say. not quite as exciting. the weather for many is very exciting if you were trying to have an english or a british holiday because we have got some beautiful blue sky and some trying out their at the moment. we have seen quite an incredible few weeks, haven't we? lovely in devon. just as beautiful north and west but some rain across the highland, welcome rain for many, up into the far north—west will not be too much as it pushes south—east that it will introduce something a little bit more fresh if it is too humid at the moment, you will be pleased to hear it will get a little more be

burnley qualified for europe the last time all that happened.fan. i am going for 2—2, england through on penalties again. so, kyle edmund has a dilemma. will he be allowed to watch the game before he comes out on centre court because he has a swedish coach? or will it be a distraction if england go through on penalties? how will he prepare to face novak djokovic? it could be going on at the same time. the british number one's playing in his first ever third round match here, and he won't have it easy...he's playing the three—time champion novak djokovic on centre court. he may well be playing at the same time that england take on sweden in russia, causing a friendly rivalry between edmund and his swedish coach fredrik rosengren. but it will get serious when it comes to taking on novak djokovic, third up at angelique kerber and before that, nadal. whilst lots of the game's big stars have found the first week something of a struggle here at wimbledon, roger federer‘s still on for a record—equaliing ninth title. he swept aside germany's jan—lennard

they remind me very much of my team, burnley, in the premier league.t on. you know what it is all about now. maybe i should add one more thing, they really enjoy playing and being together, the whole squad. they have a lot of fun together. i think all of those ingredients make it a very good and interesting. wanted you make of england last night? be honest. to be bottle all come through with glory? with glory. a lot of glory. i think you deserve to win before the extra time started. i was really impressed to see england bay last night, really. so i am a little worried, i was almost hoping to england, before the game against colombia, but what i saw them made his get. that is it. ok, so reading some of the swedish press, and i say that this match is being described as harry potter meets hippy long sucking. i'm not sure which one has more super powers. sucking. i'm not sure which one has more super powers. 0ne sucking. i'm not sure which one has more super powers. one thing being said in sweden is that the english tea m said in sweden is that the english

burnley have confirmed that their goalkeeper nick pope has dislocated his shoulder. it now looks like he'll miss the start of the premier league season. he'll see a specialist tomorrow. hearts are through to the knockout stage of the scottish league cup, after beating inverness caledonian thistle 5—0. inverness actually started well, but hearts then scored three goals in just four minutes, uche ikpeazu with the opener. but the goal of the game came from ben garuccio, a fantastic free kick straight into the top corner. the results means hearts will play dunfermline in the last 16. a few friendly results for you from the international champions cup. liverpool thrashed manchester united 4—1 in front of over 100,000 fans in michigan, new signing shaqiri rounding off the scoring with a brilliant overhead kick. let's see it again. in the end, united manager jose mourinho said he felt sorry for the fans who turned up to watch. ifi if i was them i wouldn't come. i wouldn't come, i wouldn't spend my money to see these teams. i wouldn't spend my money. for example, iwas watchi

he used to play for burnley, we taught him or he knows and now he has scored in a world cup semifinala really resilient team, they have learned how to win under pressure, that has really, really impressed me. and the fa ct really, really impressed me. and the fact they are managing emotions really well. but the mental resilience and the fact they are younger, hungry, there is a real pride and sense of unity i have never seen pride and sense of unity i have neverseen in an pride and sense of unity i have never seen in an england world cup team. for fans who might have butterflies might be presenting programmes while trying to watch at the same time, what is your advice to the fans watching at half—time? to really enjoy the game, look at the positives are not get too distressed. let's be sensible, some really good tweets are going around, we have a fantastic manager who is acting with dignity and being very humble, ithink acting with dignity and being very humble, i think whatever the result today, let's be very proud of our england team because they have performed brilliantly. it is re

this morning's 0720 from burnley to leeds, one of dozens of northern rail services beset with problemsve had a miserable few weeks. a lot of the times, the train either doesn't turn up, or it's actually too full to get on by the time it reaches my stop. it was so stressful, i actually took time off work. because when they changed the timetable, it was taking me upwards of three hours to get home on a 40—minute journey. in may, rail timetables underwent the biggest shake—up in their history. it led to chaos on the north‘s rail networks. passengers endured long delays. many trains didn't turn up. in an attempt to improve things last month, northern rail scrapped i68 daily services, further infuriating passengers. today, 125 of those suspended journeys have resumed. it's been estimated the cancellations have cost businesses in the north £38 million. one of the worst affected lines, which runs through the lake district, has been entirely out of action, sparking protests. all of its services are now back on the timetable. local newspapers renamed the company northern fail and they demanded

aberdeen held burnley to a 1—1 draw.ide. rashid was named in this team against india next week despite signing a contract to play on the limited overs cricket at yorkshire. vaughan had described the decision as ridiculous. rashid said you can't synod your country. —— you can't say no. he does talk a lot on twitter, or whatever. i don't know if his opinions are heard, or if he isjust saying things the sake of it. i don't think his opinions matter to anybody. he can say a lot. he thinks people might listen but i don't think they will. there will be some out there who are not happy. there will be hayters. it's not my fault. i said to yorkshire that i wasn't available. but if you want to pick me, it is up to them. if your country asks you, you can't say no. there was an extraordinary finish in the super league were leaders sent st helens came behind to beat warrington with the last kick of the match. the scores were tied at 12—12 isa match. the scores were tied at 12—12 is a full—time hooter sounded. but danny richardson kic

into the first tea m academy but never got into the first team and had spells at barnsley twice, burnleytching off. don‘t do that. it? move on or i'm switching off. don't do that. are you finished? i wa nted don't do that. are you finished? i wanted to know if you were told to apologise? i'm telling you, if you ask me any more questions on this subject i‘m switching off, ok? ask me any more questions on this subject i'm switching off, ok? is it coming home? we're definitely going to win, no question, 100% we‘re going to win and i‘ve got a good feeling for it. i thought we were going to be playing belgium, we ended up playing france. they are a good team but i seriously believe we are going to win. as if tonight will be able malady but that is how i feel and i hope i‘m right. be able malady but that is how i feel and i hope i'm right. so do i, thank you for talking to us —— will bea thank you for talking to us —— will be a formality. you were seven in italia 90. that is what got you into england? totally and all of my generation, my friends, it defined white we were into football. it felt