heard from sir dave brailsford for the first time since the report came out.rything else, there is a sense of self questioning about, ami there is a sense of self questioning about, am i appropriately placed, do i have the skills to the will to do that? it's something you ask yourself all the time. things come and go and change, and the situation context changes, but i'm here because i think i am still in a position where their kids what these quys position where their kids what these guys and they can be the best they can be. —— where i can support these guys. it is an uncomfortable time for team sky and chris froome. they will do focus on the cycling when the giro d'italia gets under way. before we go — a reminder that there's just one change to the liverpool side from the first leg. georginio wijnaldum in for the injured alex oxlade—chamberlain. there is still match commentary on 5 live later. the live text updates on the bbc‘s board website. and we'll keep you updated on the bbc news channel. so, asjurgen klopp and the class of 2018 attempt to make their m

but team sky boss sir dave brailsford says chris froome can still win despite being three minutes offtime tour de france winner had a difficult first two weeks but won a first giro stage yesterday. brailsford says froome‘s experience of riding grand tours will help him in the closing stages. the thing about these three—week races is fatigue built up, like the first week, the second week, then the residualfatigue first week, the second week, then the residual fatigue really starts to play a key part. one of the reasons we see the key guys good at this come to the top, rise to the top, is they have this incredible ability to recover, and they are really resilient. with that in mind, absolutely, you have to believe that we are here to try and win the race, use that belief, absolutely going out to have the belief to do it. josh warrington is the new ibf world featherweight champion after upsetting the odds to beat lee selby at leeds united's elland road. warrington, fighting in front of his home crowd, dominated in the early exchanges, with selby cut after an accidental clash of heads. th

but team sky boss sir dave brailsford says chris froome can still win despite being three minutes offrst two weeks but won a first giro stage yesterday. brailsford says froome's experience of riding grand tours will help him in the closing stages. the thing about these three—week races is fatigue builds up, like the first week, the second week, then the residual fatigue really starts to play a key part. one of the reasons we see the key guys who are good at this come to the top, rise to the top, is they have this incredible ability to recover, and they are really resilient. with that in mind, absolutely, you have to believe that we are here to try and win the race, use that belief, absolutely going out to have the belief to do it. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. today i am going out to enjoy the sunshine and not watch any television! enjoy it, thank you so much. you are watching bbc news, 22 minutes past one. officials in cuba say 110 people are now known to have died in the plane crash near havana on friday. 99 were cuban

they and their boss sir dave brailsford strongly criticised by a parliamentary select committee.ad considered his position, but decided to stay. i think it's something that you ask yourself all the time. things come and go and things change and the situation and context change, but i'm here. and i'm here because i am still in a position where i can support these guys to be the best that they can be. for the boss and his star pupil, though, the hard work here is onlyjust beginning. a battle against their rivals, but also for their reputation. andy serkis, bbc news, jerusalem. tomorrow across england, millions of voters will go to the polls in this year's local elections. it is the first test of voters' opinions in england since last year's general election. our deputy political editor john pienaar looks at what's at stake and what to look out for when the results come in. nearly 4,400 seats are up for grabs across 150 unitary authorities, metropolitan and district councils england—wide and six mayoral elections. it's the first such test since last year's general election. all coun

we'll speak to his boss sir dave brailsford to assess whether froome can become the first british manar history. now, it's been a bit of a torrid night for some parts of the uk — with thunderstorms and lightening sweaping across the sky. around 15,000 lightning strikes were recorded in just four hours on saturday night. people took to social media to describe the electrical storm as utterly insane and like being under a strobe light. please keep your photographs coming the met office has issued a yellow warning for heavy rain and flooding. i've got to get a lesson from the weather watchers about how to take a photograph. i would weather watchers about how to take a photograph. iwould never weather watchers about how to take a photograph. i would never manage to ta ke photograph. i would never manage to take a picture before it stopped raining! here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. blue skies for you across lincolnshire at the moment. a stormy night over some southern parts, but only part of the story for this bank holiday weekend. many of you will see a good deal of that

so chris and dave brailsford have got a lot of questions to answer. iam sure questions to answer. that is tony doyle, former world champion. thank you. and you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: theresa may is under pressure to reform northern ireland's abortion laws with labour calling for the government to back fresh legislation. parts of the midlands and wales are recovering from flash floods caused by heavy rainfall. carol's in holland park with our bank holiday monday weather. it looks beautiful. where you are. absolutely stunning. there is, it is nggy. absolutely stunning. there is, it is muggy. it seems muggy. it is feeling that a lot to answer this weekend. you're absolutely right. it does feel muggy and quite clammy this morning. temperatures in london around 17 celsius, as they are in cumbria. for most of us, out, temperatures 10—15, north east scotla nd temperatures 10—15, north east scotland is for— five and a low cloud. iam scotland is for— five and a low cloud. i am in holland scotland is for— five and a low cloud. iam in holland park