scotland's catriona matthew has been called up to replace the injured suzann pettersen in europe's solheimello welcome to the show. let's start with that 5—nil thriller in glasgow then. celticjust didn't hold back. they thrashed kazakhstan champions astana in their first leg champions league qualifier. here's tim hauge‘s with all the details. when it comes to domestic dominance nobody can touch celtic, but european excellence has not happened for some time in 50 years on from the lisbon lions, against us than this felt like a throwback. this magnificent run and shot started things. it would be a long night for the kazakhstan, scott sinclair soon made it worse. there was much more to come from celtic, leigh griffiths providing sinclair with another. no one inside celtic park care, this was a night for the hosts to shine bright and they did so again, another fine bright and they did so again, anotherfine move, and other griffiths and sister and another goal. james follows this time. keep watching, there was one final flourish. griffiths deserved the goal and a0 had one, not to be. and own go

scotland's catriona matthew, a three time winner at this event will now play, having been set to be oneve such a great alternate and, yeah, suzzane will be there to support us, she will be there to support us, she will be the vice captain, and it is so good to have someone out there, feel her presence, and catrina is such a super solid player, and i think exactly the right player to come in kind of last—minute and play for the team, so, yeah, come in kind of last—minute and play forthe team, so, yeah, it is come in kind of last—minute and play for the team, so, yeah, it is what it is, injuries happen, and i think, you know, suzzane — it was a brave move to admit she is not ioo%, and she put the team first and that is what it is all about this week. i caught my way up here, i made my way onto the team, and for me this year is so much more special because it is already victory to be hit to be part of this experience — i feel so be part of this experience — i feel so extremely honoured and grateful, you know, to be in iowa, actually i have family here in iowa, he will see me for the first

scotland‘s catriona matthew will replace the injured suzann pettersen.takes place at in iowa from friday to sunday. britain‘s jo pavey says she‘s looking to defend her ten thousand metre title at the european championships in germany next year, just a month before her 45th birthday. pavey became the oldest woman to claim european gold when she won in zurich 3 years ago. the five—time olympian missed the athletics world championships in london with a heel injury. she‘s ruled herself out of the commonwealth games in australia, but says she has no plans to retire. and serena williams revealed in a magazine article she plans play tennis again within three months of giving birth to her first child! the 23—time grand slam champion called it "the most outrageous plan". she went on to say "either i win, or i don‘t play." now for many athletes competiting at last week‘s world championships, claiming a gold medal was their sole focus. but the usa‘s tianna bartoletta has told bbc sport thatjust competing was an achievement in itself. the rio olympic long jump champ

and then late replacement catriona matthew secured her 21st solheim cup point when she and karine icherd their eurohockey title defence with a 4—1win over ireland in amsterdam. england led early on thanks to laura unsworth and doubled the lead through an ellie watton deflected shot. after england had gone 3—1 ahead, some quick thinking from alex danson from close range made the game safe. next up for england in pool b tomorrow is germany. the most exciting thing about it is it is five games, a quick tournament and every match matters. it matters for points, goals. we are delighted with today but now it is about going onto tomorrow, which will be another tough outing. and it was the germans who earlier in the day beat scotland 4—1 in their pool b match. scotland are joint bottom of their pool with ireland who are their opponents tomorrow. england are level on three points with germany. tennis, and britain'sjoanna konta's run at the cincinnati 0pen has been brought to an end by the world number two, simona halep. konta, who is the seventh seed, got the better of halep in their past three

scotland's catriona matthew says she'd like to captain europe at the 2019 solheim cup.he cup yesterday with a 16 and a half to 11 and a half victory in iowa. europe skipper annika sorenstram confirmed after the defeat she doesn't want to be considered for the role. the next solheim cup will be held at gleneagles. andy murray's reign at the top of tennis is over, after rafael nadal returned to the world number one spot for the first time in three years today. the spaniard said it was "unbelievable" to be tennis‘s top ranked rank man again, having first achieved the feat nine years ago. it's been a great year for nadal, who won his 15th grand slam title at the french open injune and also reached the australian 0pen final in january. mo farah‘s glittering track career will come to an end over 5,000m stuart broad says he wants to play in the 2019 ashes against australia, after passing sir ian botham on the list of england's all—time test wicket—takers. the 31 year old bowler moved ahead of botham's 383 wickets in the first—test thrashing of the west indies at edgbaston. he

scotland's catriona matthew has been called up to replace the injured suzann pettersen in europe's solheim1998 and 2015. norwegian pettersen has been receiving treatment for a recurrent back injury but pulled out this morning. the event takes place in iowa from friday to sunday. england women head coach simon middleton has made 10 changes to the starting 15 to face the usa in their pool b rugby world cup decider tomorrow. sarah bern recovers from a sprained ankle to start at tight head, hooker vicky fleetwood will start from the bench afterjoining up late with the squad as she continued to recover from a knee ligament injury. the winner of the match will automatically qualify for next week's semi—finals in belfast. kei nishikori has become the latest leading tennis player to announce he will miss the rest of the season because of injury. the world number nine withdrew from this week's masters event in cincinnati with a wrist problem and scans have revealed a ten in one of his tendons. hejoins revealed a ten in one of his tendons. he joins novak revealed a ten in one of his tendons. hejoins

scotland‘s catriona matthew has been called up to replace the injured suzanne pettersen as europe prepareeard a pop in his wrist but will not have surgeryjust yet, opting for a cast instead. he‘ll join novak djokovic and stan wawrinka in missing the us open and sitting out the rest of the year. serena williams though has revealed in a magazine article that she plans to play tennis again within three months of giving birth to herfirst child! the 23—time grand slam champion called it "the most outrageous plan". she went on to say "either i win, or i don‘t play." jo pavey says she wants to defend her ten thousand metre title at the european championships in germany next year just a month before her 45th birthday. pavey won european gold in zurich 3 years ago, aged 40. the british five—time olympian missed the world athletics championships in london with a heel injury and has ruled out competing at the commonwealth games in australia next year — but insists she has no plans to retire. england‘s cricketers play their first day—night test this afternoon, against west indies at edgbaston. in a m

scotland's catriona matthew has been called up to replace the injured suzann pettersen as europe prepare slightly this year but university entries are down, thousands more places may be available for those that did not quite make their grades. this year the exams system is different. there are no modular exams throughout the course. instead students sit all a—level exams at the end of two yea rs of a—level exams at the end of two years of study. as—level results no longer count towards a—level grades in england. no subject has more than a 20% coursework component and most courses are assessed entirely through exams. resits will still be available, but january exams will be scrapped, so students will have to wait until may/june of the following yearfor wait until may/june of the following year for a chance to wait until may/june of the following yearfor a chance to improve wait until may/june of the following year for a chance to improve their grades. our reporter, chichi izundu, is at a school in walthamstow in north london. tell us about the grades they are getting there. we are hearing