dillian whyte's currently in a lockdown training camp and told me earlier he's ready to fight behindin a time like this, people need things to draw strength from, whether it is a sporting event. people need something to look forward to. it would be a bit strange. not having the media there, the cloud and stuff like that. it would just be different. but it would just be different. but it would be challenging. it would be good for me to do something different, challenge myself in a different, challenge myself in a different way, i weigh i never thought would have been possible. and finally, we're actually going to get to show you some professional sport that happened today. a small tennis exhibition event is underway in germany. with players wearing face masks, just one of the safety measures in place, surfaces being disinfected as well as no spectators, no linejudges, no ball kids or handshakes. eight players outside the world's top 100 are taking part in the tennis point exhibition including dustin brown, who beat rafael nadal at wimbledon five years ago. he made a winning start toda

the next major flight scheduled to take place in the uk is dillian whyte's bout with alexander povetkinerees and trainers in the fighter‘s corners and organisers of the epson derby and 0aks are hoping to hold the classic races behind closed doors also on 4july. jockey club racecourses, the track's owner, has submitted an application to epsom and ewell borough council, also asking for all saturdays injuly and august to be approved for flexibility. racing in britain is suspended indefinitely because of the coronavirus pandemic, and any resumption would depend on government approval. and that is all the sport from us for now. hello there. over the next few days, it looks like the temperatures are going to creep upwards. we could be looking at the mid—20s celsius across some southern parts of the uk, but we'll also have building humidity as well and that could increase the chance of some showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery. now, the pressure chart for thursday shows high—pressure largely dominating the scene, particularly towards the eastern half of the uk. further west, we'll

well the 11th ofjuly, is also the date when dillian whyte is scheduled to face alexander povetkin forght title at manchester arena. boxing is gearing up for a behind—closed—doors return in the uk injuly. a document seen by bbc sport, sent to promoters from boxing's governing body says fighters will wear protective masks during ring walks, and spit buckets could be banned between rounds. former ibo super—welterweight champion hannah rankin, told me what she thought of the new conditions. i think to be honest as long as we are starting to comply with those things it is really positive. obviously there are no fans in the arenas and things and your whole tea m arenas and things and your whole team as they are, they are the people who train with you anyway and eve ryo ne people who train with you anyway and everyone is talking about getting tested so i think as long as eve ryo ne tested so i think as long as everyone who is in the arena itself has been tested and cleared, we do not run to many risks while in the stadium at south. and will obviously come down to when you are preparing for t

the next major fight scheduled to take place in the uk is dillian whyte's bout with alexander povetkinweight title at the manchester arena on the 4th ofjuly. referees and trainers in the fighters' corners will also be required to wear protective masks. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. in the last hour we saw the first prime ministers‘ questions with borisjohnson and labour leader sir keir starmer — let's get all the political reaction from westminster from jo coburn. iam standing i am standing in central lobbyjust outside the house of commons chamber where plain ministers questions ended about an hour ago, the third setting of pm 0 and a semi virtual way, some mps sitting in the chamber, others asking their questions through the screens at was the first time for boris johnson at pmqs and he was responding to keir starmer the labour leader. we are of course observing social distancing guidelines, it is pretty empty here because there are not the volume of people, working from homejust like eve ryo ne people, working from home

the next major fight scheduled to take place in the uk is dillian whyte's bout with alexander povetkinighters' corners will also be required to wear protective masks. 0rganisers of the epsom derby and 0aks, are hoping to hold the classic races behind closed doors — also on the 11th ofjuly. jockey club racecourses, the track's owner, has submitted an application to epsom and ewell borough council — also asking for all saturdays injuly and august to be approved for "flexibility". racing in britain is suspended indefinitely because of the coronavirus pandemic and any resumption would depend on government approval. mcc members won't receive refunds for subscriptions this year, despite the chance of seeing cricket at lord's being "increasingly remote" all cricket has been suspended until at least the 1st ofjuly, with the new hundred tournament delayed until next year. the 18,000 members have been told their annual fees were the "bedrock" of the club's finances. lords was due to host england's test matches with the west indies and pakistan and a ‘day/night‘one—day game with australia. that's

british heavyweight boxer dillian whyte, has made a documentary for the bbc which is out today, called is a frontline nurse in the nhs. it's a dark time for everyone. obviously i'm worried as a support person, but i'm worried for my mum, my mum is an nhs nurse who refused to stop working. you know, she refused. we just have to be brave. to stop working. you know, she refused. wejust have to be brave. i love my mum and look up to her so much because even at her age she is going to be brave. an to myself, you know what, if my old mum can say that, then, you know. yeah, it really puts sport into context, doesn't it? with the limit on exercising outside, now lifted, many of us, and professional athletes can start to increase our workloads, including the one—and—only sir mo farah. he was due to compete in the 10,000 metres in the olympics this summer, having returned to the track, after concentrating on marathons, and so he's not upset the games have been put back a year. i'm coming into the marathon on and preparing for olympics straightaway in the first year, so postponing helps me more b