thanks to david carry at celtic park. plenty of clu bs carry at celtic park.lenty of clubs up and down the country are making final preparations and pre—season friendly matches. but friendly games aren't always just that. this match between sheffield wednesday in blue and mansfield town in yellow turned very unfriendly when a mansfield player was the victim of a strong tackle. a huge brawl ensued at mansfield's field mill, with eventually most of the players, the coaches, and the stadium stewards caught up in the melee. wednesday start their championship season away at wigan a week on saturday. one line up breaking news before riegel, while we are only confirmed that steve bruce will stay on as manager of aston villa for the coming season. it had been rumoured they would install tle henri as their new boss, but bruce has confirmed he is staying put, more on that story throughout the evening and a reminder of the top story, geraint thomas now almost two minutes in front at the turn of france with just three stages to go on the weekend finish in paris, chris fro

already into the second qualifying round of the champions league — and host rosenborg of norway at celtic park another summer night and another champions league qualifier. while english premier league clubs have the luxury of going straight into the group stage of the competition, offer celtic can bea of the competition, offer celtic can be a long and winding road. this season be a long and winding road. this season started five days before the world cup final with a trap armenia. in the second round they are facing rosenborg of norway, the first round at celtic park tonight. if they come through that they have another two qualifying rounds to negotiate and no wonder the manager says playing competitive matches at this stage of the season has its challenges. in the season has its challenges. in the few seasons we have been here we have had to be creative and it has just been unfortunate, really, this period of the season is always tough. players are coming back and i feel for all the coaches, in terms of these qualification games in champions league and europa league and also the cup competiti

celtic park will play host to the match next may. with rugby union, the women's game in england could be fully professionalised as early as this season says rugby football union chief executive steve brown. contracts for the women's 15s squad were not renewed after the 2017 world cup with the rfu controversially choosing to prioritise the 7s players instead. but brown has told bbc sport, the women's game is now top of their list of priorities. we are very keen to professionalise the women's game. our rendition is to professionalise both servers and 15 is. we have had a half and a half situation for the past couple of seasons. our ambition is to do that, as soon as you can seasons. our ambition is to do that, as soon as you can possibly afford it, is the key. it is not commercialised, fully, yet. we are ina gay commercialised, fully, yet. we are in a gay great position with the permission, it is the first direct position we have got for the women's game, but it is not enough to fund the whole programme. we need to identify that money,

celtic park will play host to the match next may.union, the women's game in england could be fully professionalised as early as the coming season accordng to the rfu chief executive steve brown. contracts for the women's 15s squad were not renewed after the 2017 world cup with the rfu controversially choosing to prioritise the sevens players instead. but brown has told bbc sport, the women's game is now top of their list of priorities. we are very keen to professionalise the women's game. to have a half and half situation for the last season. as quickly as we can afford it. the women's game is not completely commercialised yet. that is not enough to fund an entire programme. what we need to do now is identified money. we spend everything we make in supporting the game so we have two reprioritise. great britain's becky downie will make her return to competition at next month's european championships in glasgow. the former european champion hasn't competed since tearing a ligament in her elbow during a fall at last year's event in roma

no world class goals at celtic park but the scottish champions are in control of their champions leaguefter a 3—1 win last night last night, while burnley are playing in theirfirst european match for 51 years tonight, they take on aberdeen in the first leg of their all—british europa league qualifying tie. that's all the sport for now. thank you. as we all know, temperatures are soaring with the mercury in parts of england set to rise to a scorching 37 degrees by friday. it could see the uk's all—time temperature record broken by the end of the week. so today's report from a group of mps warning what could happen if we fail to adapt to climate change is incredibly timely. we're going to talk about the longer term consequences of higher temperatures later on, but first, let's look at the immediate impact. john 0wen reports. as you may have noticed, britain is sweltering hot. relentless sun and a lack of rainfall have left the country parched as the warm weather persists relentlessly. week after week. many of us have been taking advantage of the clear skies with day—trippers flocking to p

choosing celtic park for the first pro14 final outside a traditional rugby venue has been hailed as awwell meanwhile says he's "very proud" that the scottish champions' 60,000—seater stadium had been chosen. bt murrayfield, scotland's national rugby stadium, was host in 2016, while this year's final was held at the aviva stadium in dublin, with leinster beating scarlets. that's all the sport for now. a fourth firefighter has died battling a wildfire in california, bringing to eight the total number of people who have been killed in blazes which have forced 50,000 people from their homes. more than 5,000 people have been told to evacuate the town of lakeport in northern california where two wildfires are closing in and parts of the city of redding have been devastated. our correspondent tom burridge reports. a large part of northern california, ravaged over the weekend. firefighters have been brought in from other states to tackle a wildfire that seems to have spread at unprecedented speed — destroying an area bigger than san francisco in just one week. across california, there are cur

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