eventually turning brighter for northern england. bit of warmth as well and humidity. but further north, where we have the rain and the winds coming in from the east, it will feel cold. quite a bit colder than it should do for this time of year. low pressure responsible for all the rain, which doesn't know whether it's coming or going. as we've seen it is moving northwards. 0n the friday that low pressure drags on southwards again into england and wales, where we could have heavier bursts, especially in the east of england. turning dry for scotland and ireland. some sunshine, but again stronger winds, this time coming from the north. pressure over the weekend should be higher. not completely dry, but it will be dry and warm when the sun comes out. hello, i'm tom donkin. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: holding the world to ransom. another widespread cyber attack hits banks, shops, transport and energy networks. another setback for president trump's attempt to change

england too doesn't escape censure in the report.ed to attempt to satisfy some of what he calls improper requests from voters. the duke of cambridge and the then prime minister david cameron were present when a discussion took place between england's bid team and the south korean voter over votes. some very detailed information in there. richard conway. england's women are travelling to copenhagen this week as they prepare for their final warm—up match against denmark ahead of this summer's european championship in the netherlands. mark sampson's side beat switzerland 4—0 two weeks ago, and his players say they know the importance of the denmark match as part of their euro plans. i think we all feel the pressure, to be honest. no matter what game it is, we all feel pressure, because it's such a talented group of players, and any 11 could start. each day we've got a talented squad that can push each other. even if somebody else is starting, we're happy for them to start, there's no negativity. scotland will be without the injured jen

england level and a man up. time for a kane didn't mind. england level and a man up.me fora quick kane didn't mind. england level and a man up. time for a quick mexican wave but it was france that ended up smiling. a late winner from wave but it was france that ended up smiling. a late winnerfrom dembele. england's season ends in frustration. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. tonight, a tory minister dropped from theresa may's team yesterday tells us why the party has to change its ways and change its name. join me now on bbc two. hello, you're watching bbc news, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, these are our headlines tonight. england sign off for the summer holidays with defeat in paris to ten man france. the lions lose again in new zealand as the all blacks loom ever closer. and on the eve of england's champions trophy semifinal against pakistan, we'll have the team news from cardiff. good evening. it's been a long season for england's footballers. it came to a close in paris tonight with defeat against france. 3—2 the final score in thjeir friendly at the

now england are in a world cup final. let's get more on england's achievement now.e earlier i spoke to our football reporterjohn bennett. i think it is highly significant, first world cup final for any england team since 1966, that says it all. age—group teams for england are starting to do better, we saw the under 17 is in the finals of the euros, the under 21s winning the two long fallen —— to long tournament. this group have been doing well, paulson is and is doing a good job asa paulson is and is doing a good job as a coach —— paul simpson. they have been together for a as a coach —— paul simpson. they have been togetherfor a number of yea rs. have been togetherfor a number of years. the real challenge for these players is to get first—team football. between them, 72 premier league appearances, adam armstrong with the most, 15. that is the challenge for this group of players. brilliant achievement. perhaps they will go on to win it, i think they will go on to win it, i think they will be favourites in the final. in south korea they have been trialling video tech

england versus pakistan.news building up to england's semifinal in the champions trophy here in cardiff. good evening. plenty to come over the next 20 minutes or so, but we'll start tonight with the latsest match on the british and irish lions tour of new zealand. it ended in defeat for warren gatland's team. they went down by a single point in dunedin to highlanders, the super rugby side winning 22—23. gatland has pinpointed the scrum as an area that needs work with just 11 days before the first test against the all blacks. another concern — injuries. james burford reports. for the lions, and a chance to read everything on the pitch. but they do so everything on the pitch. but they do so would the news that stuart hogg has been ruled out of the rest of the tour through injury. and in the highlanders, they saw a side with tricks, power, and all blacks. after trading penalties, the lions are on the back foot, and to add insult to injury, and injury. jonathan johnson scored to ease nerves before tommy seymourju

england have just scored. england havejust scored. we england have just scored.e will show you a little bit later on. a good win for the lions in new zealand against crusaders. and the 20—year—old whose first tournament win is the french open. hello. we've got ten different sports covered in sportsday this evening, but we'll start with football and scotla nd scotland are facing england right now in their world cup qualifier for 2018. harry kane is playing and scotla nd 2018. harry kane is playing and scotland are down in fourth place and ben croucher is watching the match. with the world cup under way ina match. with the world cup under way in a little over 12 months, something the fans are already planning, the scottish fans are hoping their forward—thinking is involved wasted. victory over england will put them right back in qualification contention. time to get stuck in. scott brown was making afamiliar get stuck in. scott brown was making a familiar impact. his english counterpart almost made one too. harry kane wearing the armband for the first time and with

england in charge of the home side. england in charge of the game.ended. australia are out, having not managed to play a full match in the whole tournament. this it seems like yea rs whole tournament. this it seems like years since it's been here. australia haven't seen it at all. two games, two wash—outs. another would send their tournament down the drain. still, stay optimistic. if the sun shines today, patrons are reminded to apply and reapply sunscreen. reminded to apply and reapply sunscreen. aaron finch bats on the sunny side after david warner went. he and captain steve smith made nearly 100 together. finch flinched, going up, up and away. australia stuttered but glenn maxwell likes a big finish. he aims high. the problem out there was juggling jason roy. a cat which had to bejudged and appreciated on replay. touch the ball and boundary of the same time. this would have been six. adil rashid and mark wood did the rest. both finished with four wickets each. australia got to 277. england are already in the semifinals. thank goodness, some mutter

this was a day for batting, england asked bangladesh to do it first.kets were stretched, a mark would stretch about, bangladesh and not england out of the last word cricket cup and if anyone needed a reminder here it was, they'll fill in the gaps. with chris woakes injured tommy iqbal picked off those left, owing to a superb century but as the bangladesh innings was including they gave it to much air and pop, two wickets in two balls, a good score that they might have got more so score that they might have got more so england had hoped, bangladesh also had something to cling to because jason roy is called one. alex hales would not miss out, no need for a risk, runs everywhere, he got to within one shot of 100. this was it, that was it. hobbling behind him,joe was it, that was it. hobbling behind him, joe root, batting on a sore ankle he limped over the line, test captain, one—day centurion and fitting scorer of the winning runs. for england the perfect end to the beginning. patrick geary, bbc news, at the oval. joe root again underlining why he is one

england's victory was ultimately co mforta ble. england's experiment had worked.evin starc continues. 2—i, they beat south africa. but new faces in the england side. dawid malan today added to tom curran and the others. now attention turns to the test series which sta rts turns to the test series which starts at lord's on the 6th ofjuly. studio: a good win for england, and a good when for feliciano lopez in the tennis... feliciano lopez has caused quite a shock and beaten marin cilic in a thrilling final at the queen's club in london. cilic began the match as favourite, but the 35—year—old spaniard who knocked out stand wawrinka on his way to the final fought back and levelled things by winning the second tie—break. that was followed by another compelling set, which again depended on a tie—break, and as you can see it was won by the world number 32. roger federer looks in great shape for the start of wimbledon a week tomorrow after winning an ninth halle open in germany. it took in just 53 minutes! the i8—time grand slam champion outclassed the home favourite alex

it has only taken 51 years, but pinch yourself, yes, england is once again ina pinch yourself, yes, england lions, hoping to win and end decades of disappointment. england recovered their poise, and before the break, they were ahead. second time lucky. with less than 20 minutes left, venezuela were handed a lifeline. penalty. butjust when england needed a hero, they found one. the keeper can to the rescue, to his teammates‘ relief. and from that, they held on very famous triumph. and england have won the under 20 world cup! it is england's first world cup in any age group since 1966. after years of looking to the past, the future has never seemed brighter. former england, real madrid and milan manager fabio capello is the latest high—profile coach to move to the chinese super league after signing a contract with jiangsu suning. the 70—year—old italian, who was the england boss for four years before resigning in february 2012, follows in the footsteps of the likes of countrymen marcello lippi and fabio cannavaro by taking the reins at a chinese club. now to golf. daniel berger became the fou

they are england and england is where it began.'s world cup, one by england, and these players basically had to pay to play. —— it was won by england. heather knight isa was won by england. heather knight is a year into her captaincy of the current england team, first game against india, the winning nation this year gets $660,000. the money has come a long way. is that an incentive? will be players think about money as you go into it? i don't think so. a nice touch by the icc to show where the women's game is at. a good statement by them in terms of movement towards parity with the men, but the ultimate prize is letting that trophy and that is not changing. globally the keys to unlock the potential of india. it is the market for cricket. england have publicised new kits with women alongside the men. if that is symbolic, the world cricket authorities have talked about equal prize money coming. do you think i could happen in india? will there be a time when the authorities will take equality as a serious issue? it should happen and w

pakistan, their women had never beaten england but the home tea m never beaten england but the home teame and quickly were two wickets down. two players then took control. the captain heather at night and here is the player that england values are highly for the future, not severed. in this match they both made their first one—day international 100. pakistan may well be the weakest tea m pakistan may well be the weakest team in the tournament and some of their play did become ragged. but england, their domination came from clasie battery. just over 2000. —— clasie battery. just over 2000. —— clasie batting. that's over was dominant. the good 50 overs of entertainment. england finishing on the highest ever score in the world cup. not a care in the world except perhaps the weather. pakistan slowly, delayed agony, but no reviews here for this out. pakistan three down. looking composed in this company. but the rain came in the 30th over and england were miles ahead on adjusted targets. they could happily watch the cover is safe in their victory. still to come, i am ronnie 0'sullivan and i wi

can we expect a more aggressive approach from england, a different kind of style for england 7 from england of style for england? aggressive is the wrong word. i have used aggressive before and got chopped into flames by being over aggressive. it might be just by being over aggressive. it might bejust some small by being over aggressive. it might be just some small things. i would say i thinkjoe will be a proactive captain. tennis, and it was a busy day at eastbourne, where all the women's third—round matches and quarter—finals were played, as they cleared the backlog caused by the weather. johanna konta is through to the last four, after a harder day than most. she beat the french open champion, jelena 0stapenko, and the world number one, angelique kerber, and she also recovered from a heavy fall when victory was in sight against kerber. the number—five seed needed treatment for an ankle injury, and also had to have a head injury assessed before she was allowed to continue. konta won 6—3, 6—4, and will face karolina pliskova in the semi—finals. caroline wozniacki is also through to the sem

at the start of play, everything was in england's favour. cloudy skies, england's favour.cted well. scintillating play, and when other contributions throughout the top order, it enabled india to set such a stiff target. in fact, england needed to achieve their highest ever run chase to win the match. 282, they wanted. they never got off to a flying start, early wickets and then pegged back by some excellent fielding. we saw dropped catches from both teams but direct hits from india were still there. england were still in with a shout, only needing 72 from the last ten overs. but then england all out for 2a6. there is a round—robin stage in this way in the world cup, somebody is out yet, but in terms of generating interest, as we said, there is nothing like a shock and we had one here in derby. that is all the sport for now. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the french president emmanuel macron wants the world to sign up to a new environmental agreement — that would make a clean and healthy environment a human right. speaking in paris, he unvei

england lose to germany on penalties.n redmond's miss means they fail to make the final of the under—21 european championship. and carol has the weather. i'm here to place an early—morning football with the guys from man v fat to see how teamwork has helped men like this and 3000 more around the country lose a combined total of 30 tons in wake. —— to play some. and carol has the weather. for england, wales and northern ireland some rain on the cards, some of it will be heavy but as temperatures rise we could have thundery downpours. the dryers conditions today are likely to be in scotland. more details in 15 minutes —— driest conditions. good morning. first, our main story. the families of those who died at hillsborough will find out later this morning whether anyone will face criminal charges. an inquest ruled last year that the 96 liverpool fans who died at the stadium in sheffield in 1989 were unlawfully killed. 0ur north of england correspondent judith moritz reports. # walk on, with hope in your heart... it was a mom

talk about england and wales, we are on the somerset coast so we are the england side of the bristolng. things have changed here over the last couple of years. alice is from the wildlife and wetlands trust. what has changed in the last few yea rs what has changed in the last few years and what species are we seeing that perhaps we‘d lost in the not too distant past? well, the changes have been massive. the area behind us now have been massive. the area behind us now has the sea coming on to it which it didn‘t a couple of years ago. we have seen mud building up. we have seen salt marsh plants coming in and with that you have got the food in the mud and we have seen thousands of wintering waders to come in and feed off it. we brought the breakfast cameras down two years ago when it was being dug by diggers. tell haus they have done? we‘re stood on the old river parrett banks and they have built a new sea wall which is higher so they have improved flood defences and they have realigned the coastline so it is called managed realignment and you create a massive area where new habitat can

we see some good sunshine still to come across much of southern england, high teens south—west englandds and northern england, the odd shower, but most places avoiding them and staying dry. some sunny spells. northern ireland and much of scotla nd spells. northern ireland and much of scotland cloudy with fabrics of rain. eastern scotland doing a little bit better. some breaks of cloud and nearer to 20 celsius here. rain pushing northwards across scotland. elsewhere it is looking drive. clear skies in england and wales. in rural spots, temperatures lower than this. single figures and may be the odd fog patches but nothing widespread. quickly clearing in the morning. more widespread sunshine across england and wales to begin the day. patchy cloud in especially northern england in the afternoon and maybe an isolated shower. it will feel warmer. scotla nd shower. it will feel warmer. scotland and northern ireland still close to low pressure. some breaks in the cloud here and there but not many. with the cloud cover, temperature contrasts between the sunshine and the cloud. near 28 celsius

england have looked up to new zealand's cricketers in the last few yea rs.ome sunshine, if you are optimistic. 0urfingers remain crossed! 0nto football now. england's women play in the european championships in the netherlands this summer — with high expectations of what they can achieve. jo currie has spent the day with manager mark sampson and his squad. it's been two months since mark sampson named his squad for the summer's neurosis. since then all of his players have come through the season without picking up a major injury, chelsea won the spring series title but were pushed all the way. so now having seen how his players performed in the season does mark sampson have any regrets about naming his squad so early? absolutely not, we've been really pleased with the way the players have performed, the level of ability we have seen them display has been really pleasing for me as a manager and we have a good balance with how many games the players have played but also they have got some good rest time as well. we always want this group to turn up tough, as i

was an done in the time it took england to breakfrom one end was an done in the time it took englando the other. great to jacob murphy, simple as that. polish defiance was restricted to the stands. abraham was tripped. lewis baker was up. 3-0, was tripped. lewis baker was up. 3—0, england into the semifinal, this time, no argument. crystal palace are close to appointing frank de boer as their new manager. the former netherlands player has been offered the job and negotiations are at an advanced stage. it is understood de boer has said palace are his preferred club. he's set to succeed sam allardyce, who left after helping palace avoid relegation from the premier league last season. de boer has been out of work since he was sacked by inter milan in november 2016 after only 85 days in charge. one other football line for you this evening — liverpool have confirmed the signing of egypt winger mohamed salah from roma for a fee of around £34 million. salah has signed a five—year deal. the former chelsea player was a key figure as roma finished second in serie a last season, scoring 15 goal

new zealand, australia and england still the favourite.ho was the heartbeat of the english team for 20 yea rs. heartbeat of the english team for 20 years. there she is and she knows about the world cup. charlotte edwards spent the day touring the home city, leicester, and she is at his no longer to be leading england but to be observing. the amount of money on offer is going to change people ‘s lives but it does not mean world cup money in 97 did not mean any world cup money in 97 did not mean a ny less to world cup money in 97 did not mean any less to the players. certainly, all the world cup wins i had no one can take those away from me and come the 21st ofjuly, there will be an incentive for the money but lift in that trophy you cannot put a price on. edwards thinks this will be the best world cup ever even if the first time in 20 years she is not playing in it. still got it. barney roy caused an upset on day one of the royal ascot racing festival in england to win the st james's palace stakes as favourite churchill finished fourth. chu

hot in much of england and wales but fresh air in scotland and north east england so although from yesterdayday there is not a great deal of change with the temperatures in southern counties, in the north—east it has got much cooler with temperatures dropping by about 10 celsius. you will notice the change in the fresh air is behind this front and to the south of it is the hot air, much of east anglia and across the south and west midlands, southern counties of england and wales, temperatures will climb into the low 30s in the hottest areas. an outside chance of a storm developing, maybe in the mendips. but few and far between and most of us dry conditions. north—east england stays pretty cloudy and missed the doubles the cost, a cooler day, sunny skies in northern ireland and most of scotla nd northern ireland and most of scotland although the northern and western isles and the northern highlands stay quite cloudy this afternoon. a few storms moving in to northern ireland this evening, quite a bit of thunder and lightning the showers but not a huge amount of rain falling. what does come dow

it's england's first semifinal in the tournament since 2009.royd evoking memories of euro 96 and don't forget you can hearfull 0bviously obviously it wasn't the ending that he wanted but i think a lot of people of that generation have a real affinity with england germany games. they are always big games, a lwa ys games. they are always big games, always exciting, both teams have good players and i hope that the build—up, the game is as good as the build—up. build—up, the game is as good as the build-up. this is the stadium in poland and if england win the thing in the final on friday. he did for the germany game is the 27th ofjune and that was the same day executive of months ago that england lost to iceland in the european championships in france. the worst defeat in the history of immeasurable. but how has the english game responded since then? there isn't another nation that has reached the last four of the under 17 is, and under 21 something out of it will match those teams by going on to reach the final of the respective competitions. they

freddie woodman is england's hero. and if england thought it was all over, well, it was now. won the under 20 world cup. most of these players have little premier league experience, and, as their triumph was shared by england's senior team at theirtraining camp, that is now their challenge. fantastic achievement for them. the aim is now that those players come through to the seniors, and a big part of that now is for them to get opportunities with their clubs, because i think they have shown, if at under 20s we are world champions, then there's enough players there to fulfil careers in the game without clubs looking elsewhere. but at last those indelible images of england's only other world cup win have some company. yes, success at senior level is still some leap, but after years of looking to the past, a day to celebrate the future. wales are looking for their second win in this world cup qualifying campaign tonight when they take on serbia in belgrade. after four straight draws, they're four points behind group leaders serbia and the republic of ireland, who play austria l

eventually it turns a bit drier for northern england.h as well and some humidity. but further north where we have the rain and still the winds coming in from the east or north—east, it will feel cold. quite a bit colder than it should do for this time of the year. low pressure responsible for all the rain, which doesn't really know weather it's coming or going. as we've seen its moving northwards for a while, but into friday that low pressure dragster rain back southwards again into england and wales, where we could see some heavy bursts of rain, especially in the east of england. turning drier this time, though, for scotland and northern ireland. some sunshine but again a stronger wind, this time coming in from the north. now, pressure over the weekend should be a little bit higher. not completely dry but it will be drier and warm when the sun comes out. this is bbc world news, the headlines: families of the 96 people who died in the hillsborough football disaster will be told this morning whether anyone will face criminal charges. a cy

england led, then scotland scored twice to go ahead, before england captain harry kane snatched an equaliser top of group f. scotland stay fourth. with the world cup finals under way ina with the world cup finals under way in a little over 12 months, some england fans were already planning their trip to russia. the scottish ones are hoping their forward—thinking isn't always did. with some rivalries, though, all that context can take a back seat. scotla nd that context can take a back seat. scotland versus england is normally one to stir the emotions. sadly, the first half did little to do that. in this battle of britain between red and blue, the majority of the chances fell to the team in red, gaining a lead was more of a headache. so gareth southgate santon alex oxlade—chamberlain and the game swung deservedly in england's favour. scotland had barely threatened when leigh griffiths lined upa threatened when leigh griffiths lined up a late free kick. emotions we re lined up a late free kick. emotions were stirring now, all right. no second invitation needed, which is exactly what england ga

england might take some stopping in this competition.or 15 below par given that 320 is probably a par score regardless of the game we play in these days. i thought we'd look like we were going about 340 at stages but fell away towards the end which is disappointing but the fact we are still tried to wind games with their bat regardless of the situation we are in is testament to a team stayed true to what we believe in and what we have achieved over the last couple of years. the way that the english contributor to the innings meant that they batted very deeply and were able to get a good score on the board. you could sort of see signs that if you did have a link card, you could get selling at the surface. english law that and exploited that very well. pakistan's tournament could be over if they lose to south africa in birmingham on wednesday. after their 124 run loss to india in their opening match the pressure is on to perform, as ben croucher reports. after a humiliating defeat by their archrivals, pakistan are a team under pressure. it

former newcastle and england manager steve mcclaren has paid tribute to him.ust cheik wasjust a cheik was just a warrior, and he could play too. set the tempo, the intensity of the game that he wanted to play would be idealfor the premier league. and so he proved. that was the kind of player that everybody wanted in their team. if i had him at newcastle, he would have been tremendous. he was the kind of character who was a winner all the way through. he's been described as a true professional and a great man by newcastle manager rafa benitez. here's reaction from some of his former team—mates too. tim krul, newcastle goalkeeper, said he is deeply sad to hear the news about cheik, one of his favourite team—mates. alan shearer, newcastle united's all—time top goal—scorer said it was devastating news, the death of cheik tiote. rest in peace. news of cheik tiote, who has died at the age of 30. more football news for you later in the programme. the quarterfinals have been decided in both the men's and women's singles at the french open. andy murray is safely throug

and the rain continues in northern england, parts of wales, pushing into northern england and southern it may well brighten up a touch. quite muggy air here again, but only 20 degrees this time in london, 13 likely for newcastle and aberdeen with a breeze off the north sea. that breeze will continue to blow in some rain to central, southern scotland, northern ireland, perhaps northern england. south, somewhat drier, brighter and warmer, chance of some heavy showers here. areas of low pressure remain from thursday and into friday, the rain pushing southwards into england and wales, and then we get this northerly wind coming down across the uk. very unsettled through this week ahead. rain could be heavy, may bring some localised flooding, and also quite a bit cooler than it was on monday. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and dan walker. anger over the one billion pound deal between the dup and the conservatives. the agreement is condemned as a bribe — but the government says it could help restore power sharing in northern ireland. good morning, it's tuesday, 27th june. also

the south west of england. west of england. that is a bit of a breeze. possibly the middle 20s in the south—east. 25 degrees in parts of kent. most places not as warm as yesterday. northern england might see a shower or two bubbles of the showers be across central and west scotland. quite warm up around the shores of the moray firth. 16 or 17 with showers in belfast. in wales, plenty of sunshine, still breezy, temperatures in the teens. through this evening, we will keep a few showers in scotland and northern ireland and northern england but most of england and wales will be dry with clear spells. not as warm as it was this morning tomorrow. don't buy a good few degrees. still 12 or 13 degrees for most towns and cities. and north south split tomorrow. i fear that —— cities. and north south split tomorrow. ifear that —— of cities. and north south split tomorrow. i fear that —— of cloud for the north. light winds and quite warm again, 2a degrees for london. not farfrom warm again, 2a degrees for london. not far f

i think we just have to beat england.ot one from australia and it really helped us. this time, we have a great chance. you never know. straightaway, we have to beat new zealand and then we have to wait for a few days. our new zealand and then we have to wait for a few days. 0urjob is to play ha rd for a few days. 0urjob is to play hard against new zealand and if we can go through, you never know. the french cyclist arnaud demare sprinted to victory on the second stage of the criterium du dauphine — a 171 kilometre route from saint—chamon to arlon. belgium's thomas de gendt, still heads the overall standings, by 48 seconds from axel domont of france. britain's chris froome, who's bidding to win a third straight dauphine title and also become the first man to win the eight—day race four times, is one minute and nine seconds off the pace. british crew land rover bar had a terrible start in their america's cup semi final in bermuda. the ben ainslie led team forfeited their second race against emirates new zealand after having

apparently south korea was with england, so we were almost agreeing toa england, so we were almost agreeing 2022, i think it was, if they allowed asked... it sounds... do i really think it happened? i would like to think it didn't. the report would suggest it did, which is dreadful. they were present in a meeting in which this was discussed. the fa got two votes in total so whatever deal they were doing wasn't terribly successful. it is like the tables have turned. we, i say it royally, the fa, england, the white knights trying to do it the white knights trying to do it the right way and a suggestion that it is virtually impossible to be com pletely clea n it is virtually impossible to be completely clean in these bidding wars. it really is and corruption is rife in fifa and all of the efforts to clean things up seem to be failing as well. we will have to watch and wait. it has everyone talking again, it has brought it back into the mix. here is, g, their isa, a classic of its kind, —— gosh, dare i say, angola back into the mass corruption. it is going to be the case, we shouldn't be surpri

in northern england, abundant later. the west midlands, the south—west, a vastly improved day compared to today tomorrow, warmer than it did this afternoon with sunshine overhead. sunshine in the midlands, in the afternoon with sunshine overhead. sunshine in a e midlands, in the afternoon with sunshine overhead. sunshine in a greyilands, in the afternoon with sunshine overhead. sunshine in a grey start, in the afternoon with sunshine overhead. sunshini drizzle rey start, ifhe ”"" "w’ " ' afternoon with sunshine overhead. sunshini drizzle ggj kent ifhe ”"" "w’ " ' be could be gloomy first thing but for much of the south—east the morning cloud breaks up, sunshine comes out and dryfor cloud breaks up, sunshine comes out and dry for the rest of the day. showers developing in northern, western england and wales in the afternoon, the heaviest and most frequent will be in scotland and northern ireland with potentially hailand northern ireland with potentially hail and thunder later. a blustery afternoon, especially in western c

england come back to cardiff and beat them but perfect?ell, there is always room for improvement and we sort jason roy fielding on the boundary during pratt is. players walloping balls towards him. england will name their team the day before the match but if best comes in, brawdy would back him. jonny ba i rstow brawdy would back him. jonny bairstow was the next man in line and he is a fine batsmen. what he does exceptionally well is he wants to prove everybody wrong the whole time. it has been a huge attribute in him scoring runs and certainly in one ball cricket. when he got back into the test team he has been exceptional. while opening the batting is an entirely different ball game, that was a warning for jonny bairstow. the pakistan coach was in good form at the media conference. he is taking more chill pills to deal with the more unpredictable pakistan. they were shambolic against india but they improve to get to the semi—final. shambolic against india but they improve to get to the semi-final. we know that realistically england are p

always wettest in wales in the south—west of england, but that easesin south—west of england, but that, east anglia and some parts of wales. into the afternoon, not much rain left over. 19—20s year, further north, some spells of sunshine, a few showers and temperatures in the upper teens. glastonbury continues and we will see light rain and drizzle early in the day. it should be brightening up for the afternoon and evening. 17—18 with a noticeable breeze. the best of the sunshine will be in the south—east, 23 degrees year, but it is going downhill in northern ireland with rain setting in during the day. that area rent and heavy for a time in northern england and southern scotland. jooste doesn't be great for many parts cloudy with outbreaks of rain. next week, some unsettled weather. spells of quite heavy rain, breezy, not a great deal of sunshine. maybe you are heading off on holiday, you can find out what the weather has in store on the bbc weather website. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven: 27 high—rise blocks of flats across england have failed fire safety tests on their ext

but all england needed was 212! england had not hit a six in their entire 50 overs.n's first over, there it was. the batsmen accepted to take them on, 118 as an opening partnership. they were controlled, composed, and led by their captain. pakistan were the team that seemed most at home. bbc news, cardiff. it's been confirmed former five—weight boxing world champion, floyd mayweather, and ufc lightweight champion, conor mcgregor, will meet in a bout in las vegas on the 26th of august. the 40—year—old mayweather retired undefeated after winning his 49th straight bout in september 2015, while 29—year—old irishman mcgregor is the first fighter in the ufc to have held two belts but has never boxed professionally, with the fight to take place under normal boxing rules, and a short time ago, i spoke to irish boxing journalist, kevin byrne. colin mcgregor was a decent novice boxer. he hung up his gloves at 16 and moved to mixed martial arts. we have seen many talented fighters try and go against floyd mayweather and try to knock him out. he can deal with some of the best at

bangladesh remember when england got it wrong.ed england out of the last cricket world cup. australia and new zealand are also in england's group. if they get out of it, india may await. this competition is short and sharp, the least forgiving in the sport. it cranks up the excitement. it is one thing we haven't had in the last two years, must win games against the top eight teams in the world. it's very exciting in that respect. and like i said, it is part of our development as a team, to turn performances on and off. you cannot turn injured knees on and off, so england are being careful with ben stokes. they will decide how much he bowls tomorrow morning. decisions about risk and reward are key to this tournament. england know the line between the two is ever thinner. patrick gearey, bbc news. something else i have been looking forward to... the ice hockey. game 2 of the nhl‘s stanley cup final is underway in pennslvania. the defending champions pittsburgh are once again at home to first—time finalists nashville predators hoping

england ca ntered africa began to sink. england cantered home, africa began to sink.gland cantered home, rattling the runs out at more than ten and over. already proving a tough summer for south africa. —— ten an over. proving a tough summer for south africa. -- ten an over. very important, so lucky that we play so $0011 important, so lucky that we play so soon after a disappointment, we learned a lot from that tournament, a long way to go in the lead up to the world cup but we are on the right path. certainly believe a lot within ourselves, can back that up within ourselves, can back that up with a performance. lovely evening at the rose bowl. it has been a mixed week for british tennis, andy murray's defeat at queens yesterday one of five for the men and now amy brodie loss at birmingham means only joanna conti is left, she was beaten in straight sets by the two time when berlin champion petra kvitova, continuing her comeback after being injured ina continuing her comeback after being injured in a knife attack. —— johanna konta. naomi broady has had every reason to

the england under 2!, what's going wrong we can't toss a coin this many times and lose. i think la st this many times and lose. i think last year we were losing to iceland. in fact, it is this very day, or was it yesterday? when year ago. no substitute for a pressure. on that note, we going to leave, brexit and the programme! henry and giles, thank you. that's it for the papers tonight. from us all, goodbye. good evening. it certainly has been all change on the weather front. we started today pretty wet from the isle of man up to northern england and into scotland. that is a way to drizzle and we saw some sharp showers developing across northern ireland and southern england. the heaviest have been through the south and east moving up through east anglia where today in the last 12 hours we have seen 50 millimetres two inches of rainfall. surface water and spray out there and many of you have been sending in weather watcher pictures that look pretty similarto watcher pictures that look pretty similar to thi

, although it could linger in northern england.sewhere, very gusty wind, strong—to—gale force winds, blowing in a mixture of sunshine but also some heavy, and potentially thundery, showers. not a particularly good day again. it looks better for most places on wednesday, windy though, still, for scotland and northern ireland. still some rain in the north—east. but a slice of drier and brighter weather for a time before we get some more rainjust ambling into the south—west. our main area of low pressure finally clears away and the rain eases in the north—east of scotland but a complicated tangle of weather fronts moves in from the atlantic, bringing in some further spells of rain across england and wales, although it may tend to clear away later on thursday to allow us some warmth and sunshine and showers. but some heavy and thundery downpours are possible across northern ireland and later scotland. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt at borough market in london — the scene of the third terror attack in the uk in less than t

and what is it about england, germany and penalties?der—21s crash out of the european championship. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: a record—breaking score of 377 sets england up for a crushing victory over pakistan at leicester, in the women's world cup. good evening. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has scrapped plans for a second referendum on independence by the spring of 2019. she said she had reconsidered the issue after the snp lost almost a third of its seats at westminster in the general election. she now says any decision on another vote will be delayed until after the uk has left the european union. our scotland editor, sarah smith, is at holyrood. sophie, this is unquestionably a setback for nicola sturgeon. she set out a very clear timetable for an independence referendum between autumn next year and spring 2019, before brexit. after losing 21 mps in the general election, she has had to shelve that plan, saying that she has listened to the voters and reflected in the election result. nicola sturgeon may n

rain continuing in northern england, rain pushing into northern england and southern ireland.uite muggy air. 20 degrees in london, 13 likely for newcastle and aberdeen with the breeze off the north sea. that breeze will continue to blow some rain into central southern scotland and northern ireland, perhaps northern england. to the south, somewhat drier, brighter and warmer, the chance of some heavy showers. low pressure remaining with us on thursday and friday, rain pushing south into england and wales. then we will get this northerly wind coming down across the uk. very unsettled through the week ahead, the rain could be heavy and may bring some localised flooding, and it will also be quite a bit cooler than it was on monday. hello, i'm tom donkin, welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. these are our top stories: president trump declares a victory for national security after the supreme court revives part of his travel ban. donald trump says the relationship between the us and india has never been stronger, following talks with pri

sunny spells across northern england. dry and we see highs of 19 or 20 degrees. ahead of that, we see 26 or 27 for some time. it sparks dramatic downpours. and once that front clears through, we start to feel the benefits. the fresh air moving in. if it has been too hot or humid, you will be happy with this story! it means overnight and into saturday morning we see temperatures around 9—15d. more comfortable for sleeping and a better start to our saturday. it won't be a bad start to saturday, generally speaking it's relatively quiet but we have weather fronts pushing in from the atlantic, enhancing potential for more showers out of the north and west. we start off largely fine and dry, showers into northern ireland, a couple across western coastal fringes on saturday. in the sunshine, it feels pleasa nt saturday. in the sunshine, it feels pleasant enough. fresh at 21 degrees in the south—east as a maximum, temperatures further north at around mid to high teens. sunday, a similar story but potential for perhaps more organi

some showers across western parts of england and wales.s overnight about 11—13 for most of us. tomorrow is the day of sunshine and showers. initially through the morning most of the showers will be in the west. through the day they will drift eastwards. we will keep more persistent rain for the far north of scotland. it should ease away later in the day. sunny spells, temperatures warmer than today, up to about 22 celsius, but there could be the odd heavy shower particularly in the east in the afternoon, perhaps the rumble of thunder. into the weekend, the next area of low pressure works in from the atlantic. some quite tight isobars. during saturday we're likely to seize and wet weather across northern and western parts of the country. there could be some rain as england take on scotland in the world cup qualifier. likely to remain dry in the south—east, 22—23 here. not a bad day. sunday is the dry day in many parts of the country. winds easing. still quite breezy in the north—west with some showers but you are less likely to see the show

a weather front straddling england and wales and that rain across wales and north—west england will continuee afternoon wears on. a few showers around, hit and miss and if you catch the sunshine it won't be too bad as the winds ease down but cooler and fresher here, mid—teens at best. england and wales, cloudy skies, a bit of brightness in higher ground but cloudy across—the—board, temperatures here a notch down on yesterday, 17 to 21. for glastonbury again it will be largely cloudy, maybe some spots of rain in the air, the winds remaining light and the same for the queens tennis in london, looks like we will see highs of 20 or21, a london, looks like we will see highs of 20 or 21, a couple of degrees down on yesterday but the skies staying cloudy. cloudy skies this evening with outbreaks of rain clearing, overnight it looks like it will be dry, lighter winds for all evenin will be dry, lighter winds for all even in the north of scotland with clear skies and winds coming from the north—west, a chilly night in rural places, single figures. 0n monday this area of low pressure, uncertainty as t

getting into the north of england late this afternoon but for the south—east and into the south englandain. it looks like it could be cloudy and damp at glastonbury through the day. similar picture as well fall the tennis. —— for the tennis. a few degrees down on the values of yesterday. cloudy this evening with the odd spot of rain and eventually that will clear away and cooler fresher conditions push down from the north. a chilly night to come. these are the town and city values but in the countryside it could be single figures. this is the pressure chart into monday and tuesday. this area of low pressure is likely to bring wet weather through monday and tuesday. uncertainty to its track and extent but it looks like monday, to begin with, a fresh start but across southern and eastern areas quite warm. tuesday rain will spread northwards and eastwards. spells of heavy rain, and a good watering for the garden after the hot weather. quite breezy because of the low pressure and sunshine will be limited as well. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. time now for a look at the newspapers

rain continuing in northern england, wales, and rain pushing into northern england and southern scotlandime in london, 13 likely for newcastle and aberdeen with the breeze off the north sea. and that breeze will continue to blow in some rain to central and southern scotland and northern ireland, perhaps northern england. to the south, somewhat drier, brighter and warmer, the chance of some heavy showers here. areas of low pressure remain with us on thursday and friday, rain pushing south into england and wales. and then we will get this northerly wind coming down across the uk. so very unsettled through this week ahead, the rain could be heavy and may bring some localised flooding, and it will also be quite a bit cooler than it was on monday. this is bbc news — the headlines. president trump has said a us supreme court ruling to revive parts of his controversial travel ban is a victory for national security. the ban can be temporarily implemented for travellers without bona fide relationships with persons or entities in the united states, pending a final decision in october. president do

this is the first time in england we have had paintball cricket —— pink ball cricket.'s see what it is like. ready plan your lunch and duty? we haven't had us amateurs. it's a ready been a busy summer amateurs. it's a ready been a busy summer here at edison and this is an experiment here over the next few days but build—up to august when england host the west indies and a dna test match, the first ever to ta ke dna test match, the first ever to take place in england. only after that game takes place can start thinking of the night cricket is here to stay. defending champions australia opened up their women's world cup with a crushing eight wicket win over west indies all—rounder ellyse perry took three wickets as australia restricted the windies to just 204 all out. nicole bolton's third one day international century comfortably saw australia home with more than ten overs to spare. use in both said he is ready to retire at end of the season and spoke at the challenges, with fitting athletics. you have to go through your worst time to get your best. i think sebastien co

there is a breeze blowing in across england and wales.ing down from the north and north—west behind it. never a warm direction. a blustery start on sunday in the north. brighter weather on the east of scotland. scattered showers on the north and west. it is bright and breezy in the morning in northern ireland in the northern half of england. but the southern half is looking rather cloudy. that‘s not right to be too much rain in the south and the east. relatively warm, 16—17. we have outbreaks of rain. always wettest in wales in the south—west of england, but that eases in the morning. in the afternoon some rain in the midlands, east anglia and some parts of wales. into the afternoon, not much rain left over. 19—20s, further north, some spells of sunshine, a few showers and temperatures in the upper teens. glastonbury continues and we will see light rain and drizzle early in the day. it should be brightening up for the afternoon and evening. 17—18 with a noticeable breeze. the best of the sunshine will be in the east, but it is going downh

recreate a chance in england and wales seeing a few showers from west to east parts of northern englandwith the largely dry day on sunday. showers. in. we move into fresh conditions as we go into the weekend and the start of next week. a reasonable amount of sunshine as well. that is how it is looking. back to you. not too much rain here in durham firm then. when voting in a westminster election you must think about devolution. some of the powers to decide on the issues are down to holyrood. those are the big issues that will affect people's lies. how should devolved issues matter. lorna gordon has been to stirling and has been finding out. sterling is a place which is at the heart of the story of scotland and a constituency which reflects the history of scotland's elections too. over the last three decades, people here went from sending a conservative mp to westminster, to favouring labour. then, at the last election, there was a big swing to the snp. so, what issues do the hairdressing students at raploch community campus think that for them in this election are cutting through? educa

turning brighter thereto in northern england.breaks of light and patchy rain, very hit and miss, some areas staying dry altogether but i think quite a grey day for most, temperatures around 18—21 degrees. it looks like there will be spits and spots of rain in the air at glastonbury once again, rather cloudy with temperatures around 18 or 19 degrees. the same across london for the queen's tennis, maybe a little bit warmer, 20—21 celsius. and the wind coming in from the west fairly brisk at times. now that weather front is bringing the cloud and patchy rain to central southern areas and will eventually clear where this evening clear away this evening to the first part of the night and overnight tonight, it looks dry for most, clear skies, light winds and that slightly cooler air mass, it is going to be a chilly night and temperatures in rural places for central and northern areas dropping down to single figures quite widely. now, into monday, it doesn't look too bad. high pressure i think will be dominating much of the country but