johanna konta's also a doubt for the all—england club.e had to pull out of her eastbourne semifinal with a back problem. how wounded are the lions ahead of tomorrow's second test? our correspondent katie gornall will have the latest from new zealand. coming up, we are here in wellington, new zealand where the pressure is on the british and irish lions. they have to beat the all blacks here if they are to keep the series alive. also coming up in the programme. howzat! live cricket is coming back to bbc tv. we'll be showing international and domestic twenty20s from 2020. and the tour de france starts in germany tomorrow. we'll hear from chris froome ahead of the grand depart. good evening, lots coming up over the next half an hour on sportsday with a really busy weekend ahead, and of course, next monday, it's the start of wimbledon. the draw was made today, so andy murray roughly knows the path that lies ahead if he's going to successfully defend his title. but that's a big if, because the signs didn't look good at the all—england club toda

so that's the latest from the all england club ahead of next week's championships.tioned johanna konta and her injury worries, well after that heavy fall yesterday, she withdrew from her semi—final in eastbourne today because of a sore back. heather watson's good run is also over, she was in the other semi—final and lost to caroline wozniacki. john inverdale and sam smith are at the tournament. it was certainly an eventful day here at eastbourne which began with high hopes for two british players through to the final tomorrow but ended with both of the players not making it to the final stage. heather watson defeated by caroline wozniacki and joanna conca pulling out before her semifinal match following her fall that she out before her semifinal match following herfall that she had last night, a massive fall that she had in an epic victory over angelique kerber. this is her assessments.” did not sleep too well and, again, not diagnosed with concussion yet but we are monitoring my symptoms. what prevented me playing today was just pain in my spine. now where does tha

so that's the latest from the all—england club ahead of next week's championships.ed johanna konta and her injury worries. well, after that heavy fall yesterday, she withdrew from her semifinal in eastbourne today because of a sore back. heather watson's good run is also over, she was in the other semifinal and lost to caroline wozniacki. john inverdale and a sam smith are at the tournament. it was certainly an eventful day it is for that began with such high hopes and possibly two british players through to the final but ended with both the players not making it to the final stage. heather watson was beaten and joe pulled out because of if all she had last night. this is her own assessment of the radical idid not i did not sleep very well and i have not been diagnosed with concussion but we are monitoring mice in tonnes. sam smith is here to consider her course of action where it leaves are heading into wimbledon. if she makes the decision it is her decision and it is the right thing. last night she went down with a hell of a bank, one of the worst falls i have see

so assuming he does play at the all—england club, andy murray begins the defence of his title with ahstan. murray is in the same half of the draw as two time champion rafa nadal. —— two—time. second seed novak djokovic and roger federer are in the other half of the draw. britain's cameron norrie has been drawn againstjo wilfried tsonga. while alex ward, the world number 855, who's the only briton to make it to the main draw via qualifying, is rewarded with a match against the british no 2 kyle edmund. while in the women's draw number one seed angelique kerber and second seed simona halep both face qualifiers in their opening matches. defending champion serena williams of course misses the tournament due to the impending birth of herfirst child. if she is fit to playjohanna konta will face shay soo way, while heather watson plays maryna zanevska. after signing jermain defoe yesterday, bournemouth have added another player today, signing defender nathan ake for a club record fee from premier league champions chelsea. ake had a spell on loan with eddie howe's side last season and scored

world no.1 andy murray did manage to practice today at the all england club, but showed signs of thetch ahead of next week's wimbledon. and live cricket matches will return to bbc television for the first time in 21 years after a new free to air, digital and radio rights deal was done with the ecb. i'll be back with more on those stories after 3.30. a coroner has concluded that the deaths of five young men who drowned off camber sands in east sussex last summer, were all due to misadventure. the five died in august last year, just a month after two other men drowned in the same area. let's go to our correspondent, who is outside hastings coroner ‘s court. what has the coroner had been saying? he is talking about all seven deaths? that is right. you will remember that these people died in august last year, when there were 2500 people on the beach. many people packed on a summers day and they went in the water to play volleyball, these five men, friends from around london. they went in the water and later that day there was panic on the beach when people started pulling bodies from the

world number one andy murray managed to practice today at the all—england club. has forced him to pull out of the warm up forced him to pull out of the warm up match out of wimbledon. live cricket matches will return to the bbc on live television for the first time in 21 years after to air tv and radio write still was done with the ecb. more on those stories after 2:30pm. the parents of 10 month old charlie gard, who fought an unsuccessful legal battle to take him to the united states for experimental treatment, have said his life support will be switched off today. charlie gard, who's being cared for at great 0rmond street hospital in london, has irreversible brain damage and cannot see, hear, or move. his parents say doctors have refused to let them take charlie home to die. kathryn stancheshun reports. we should be over the road, sitting next to our son, charlie gard's bed, spending the last precious few hours with him. but we just thought we would take five minutes out to come and tell you where we are. it's a video no one should ever have to make. in a heart

the czech, who's a two time champion at the all england club, defeated 21—year—old australian ashelighing a robbery and was out of action until last month's french open having been told she may not play again. and after dropping the first set, came back to triumph, 4-6 6-3 6-2. i could not imagine a better comeback. for my second, i won a trophy. that was why i was fighting to play the game. that is why i was still able to have great motivation to win the title. roger federer created history of his own by winning his ninth title at halle on sunday. the 18 time grand slam champion was a straight sets winner over germany's alexander zverev in less than an hour. the 35—year—old top seed lost his first match of the grass—court season last week in stuttgart to tommy haas, but was back on track at halle — culminating in this 6—1, 6—3 victory over the home favourite zverev. i was doubting myself a little bit, i must admit, because losing first round for the first time in 15 years on grass was always going to shake mea on grass was always going to shake me a little bit. to be able to move on a

the rankings do not apply for the all—england club: djokovic moves to number two, federer is up to thirdis full. the top four in the world will be kept apart in the drawer until the semifinals. in the women's draw, top seed is angelique kerber, who was beaten in the final by serena williams last year. williams, is absent ahead of the birth of her first child. simona halep is seeded second, johanna konta is sixth seed. konta has been in action today, she won in straight sets at the pre—wimbledon tournament in eastbourne. you wait all yesterday to play in eastbourne and then two matches come along at once, that is what johanna konta faced today. she beat sorana cirstea of romania and she didn't look like she expended to much energy to beat her. johanna konta in her hometown, her opponent more at home on clay and you could tell with not too much variety in a one—sided match. the last time they met was that infamous federation cup tie wherejohanna konta was left in tears following comments by ilie nastase. this time her opponent was more upset and not able to cope with the barrage of winners

world no.1 andy murray did manage to practice today at the all england club, but showed signs of theut of his final warm—up match ahead of next week's wimbledon. and live cricket matches will return to bbc television for the first time in 21 years, after a new free to air digital and radio rights deal was done with the ecb. i'll be back with more on those stories after 4.30pm. stars including the musician mariah carey have paid tribute to martyn hett, who was one of 22 people killed in the manchester arena suicide bombing last month. friends, family and some of the stars of coronatoin street, were were among hundreds of mourners at the funeral of the 29 year old. martyn‘s body arrived in an entourage which included horses and a carriage, with his coffin adorned with pictures of characters from his favourite programme. 0ur correspondent judith moritz was there. there are 600 seats inside the town hall here. as you can see behind me, crowds now outside watching on a big screen. inside, the congregation, and it's not a funeral. his family have been very careful to make sure we understan

the czech, who's a two—time champion at the all england club, defeated 21—year—old australian ashleigh. i couldn't imagine a better comeback, for sure, in my second event, i won a trophy. that's why i really was fighting to play tennis again and it is why i was still able to, you know, have a great motivation to win a title, for example, here. roger federer created history by winning his ninth title at halle on sunday. the 18—time grand slam champion was a straight sets winner over germany's alexander zverev in less than an hour. the 35—year—old top seed lost his first match of the grasscourt season last week in stuttgart to tommy haas but was back on track at halle, culminating in this 6—1, 6—3 victory over the home favourite zverev. to many football fans, he's an enigma. his name has become a byword of controversy but senegalese football legend el hadji diouf says he's a good guy who has often been misunderstood. he's back home in senegal where he is enjoying his retirement working as a personal adviser on sport to the country's president, macky sall. diouf has been sharing the story

the czech, who's a two time champion at the all—england club, defeated 21—year—old australian ashelighember. the 27—year—old's hand was damaged and was out of action until last month's french open, having been told she may not play again. and after dropping the first set, came back to triumph 4—6 6—3 6—2. i could not imagine a better comeback. i won a trophy, about what is why i was fighting to play tennis again. i was still able to have great motivation to win titles for example here in birmingham. roger federer created history of his own by winning his ninth title at halle on sunday. the 18—time grand slam champion was a straight sets winner over germany's alexander zverev in less than an hour. the 35—year—old top seed lost his first match of the grass—court season last week in stuttgart to tommy haas, but was back on track at halle — culminating in this 6—1, 6—3 victory over the home favourite zverev. now to cricket, where south africa beat pakistan by three wickets in their first match of the women's world cup in leicester. pakistan posted their highest ever world cup score with op

his last warm—up game today because of a hip problem, but was practising on the grass at the all england clubael nadal, and stan wawrinka. the british cyclist chris froome will attempt to defend his title when the tour de france begins tomorrow. he's hoping to complete his third straight win and a fourth victory in five years. but he faces stiff competition from some the world's leading cyclists. the race begins in dusseldorf in germany, from where richard conway reports. chris froome becomes the first briton to retain the tour de france title... chris froome knows what it takes to win the tour de france. tomorrow, he starts his quest for a fourth victory in this famous race. media interest is always sky—high, but this year, froome's team roll off the start line the subject of an ongoing doping investigation, and with questions looming over their leader's credibility. i've been involved in this sport a long time and i've tried to do it absolutely the way that i've always thought it should be done. and i'm proud of what we've achieved in this sport, and i'm proud of this team. evidence from si

sharapova, who has recently returned from a drugs ban and was not given a wild card by the all england clubqualifying competition, but she has sustained a muscle tear and will not be playing over the coming weeks. england have knocked australia out of the icc champions trophy in the final match in group a. england, who had already qualified for the semi—finals, were set a target of 278 for victory. australia needed a win to stand any chance of qualifying for the last four but in a match again affected by rain, england were comfortable winners under the duckworth lewis method. ben stokes made 102 not out and captain eoin morgan 87. we just talked about how we were going to go about it. it was important to get some sort of a partnership going and how we were going to negate australia's bowling. you know, they bowled really well up front, they asked all the questions and got the ball moving. we felt i suppose the positive way was the best way. lewis hamilton has equalled ayrton senna's total of 65 pole positions ahead of the canadian grand prix. the briton did it in style, clocking the quickes

his last warm—up game today because of a hip problem, but was practising on the grass at the all—england clubampion rafael nadal and stan wavrinka. the british cyclist chris froome will attempt to defend his title when the tour de france begins tomorrow. he's hoping to complete his third straight win and a fourth victory in five years. but he faces stiff competition from some the world's leading cyclists. the race begins in the german city of dusseldorf, and our sports correspondent richard conway is there. richard, an unusual place to start the tour de france? well, it is, yes, the tour tries to take in as many countries as possible, fira. we are here in dusseldorf for the start tomorrow. there is an individual time trial. yes, chris froome and team sky will be hoping to add to what has been a golden era for british cycling. they want a fourth yellow jersey for chris british cycling. they want a fourth yellowjersey for chris froome. however, i can tell you, the hmmfi however, i can tell you, the forecast here tomorrow is for torrential rain. conditions will be difficult. that is perhaps incre

the defending champion did manage to work with his coach ivan lendl at the all—england club today.was clearly moving gingerly but he remains hopeful he'll be fit for monday. british no 3 heather watson has missed out on a place in the final of the aegon international at eastbourne after defeat to sixth seed caroline wozniacki. wozniacki took the first set 6—2 before treatment to an abdominal injury in the second saw watson storm back to take it 6—3. the decider was the tightest set by some way as both players dug in for victory — the dane eventually took it 7—5 with a break in the final game of the match. wozniacki will play karolina pliskova next becausejohanna konta should have been playing in the second semi at eastbourne after the watson match but withdrew with a back injury this morning, after a nasty fall in her quarter—final tie against angelique kerber yesterday. we were doing the best we could recover well for today but it wasn't quick enough. i am still sore, my thoracic spine. it is a big tournament for all of us next week and it is something i have got to disregard when

murray is the reigning champion and top seed for the tournament at the all england club, but has pulledeymuraz gabashvili. ward had lost his previous seven matches, before this week. simon grayson says he wants to give sunderland fans 18 they can be proud of after he was appointed as their new manager. he signed a three—year deal with the club. he replaces david moyes who resigned in may and joins afterfour years david moyes who resigned in may and joins after four years with fellow championship club preston. also signing a three—year deal is england strikerjermaine defoe who is making a return to bournemouth. he had a clause in his contract allowing him to leave for free following sunderland's relegation from the premier league. he is leaving sunderland. he scored 15 goals last season. in one year before the world cup, the reigning champions are frightening form. their reserves side cruised into the final of the confederations cup. they scored twice early on. how about this goal for mexico? look at the distance! it was a only a consolation but worth seeing again. germany will play chil

we will show highlights of all england matches as well as two t20 games in full. we will have ten live matches from the new t20 clublina pliskova in the semifinal at eastbourne later and fellow briton heather watson is also through to the last four and will face caroline wozniacki at 11am. the british and irish lions coach andy farrell says it is do or die ahead of the second test against new zealand tomorrow morning. defeat in wellington would mean the all blacks will take this varies. more in user life after 11 o‘clock. —— take the series. parts of president trump‘s ban on travellers from six mainly muslim countries have come into force. the restriction, which began at 1am this morning, means that refugees and people from six named countries without close family or business relationships in the us could be denied visas and barred entry. grandparents, aunts, uncles, nephews and nieces are not considered to be "bona fide" relations. the rules apply to people in iran, libya, syria, somalia, sudan and yemen. i spoke to a political commentator and a broadcaster and republican activist earlier. the travel ban is now ba

shrewsbury town want to become the first all—seater club in england and wales to introduce — what's being has applied for approval to create an area with a capacity of around 500 within their new meadow stadium. the plan is to fit the area with rail seats as used by celtic last season. dan pallett reports. it used to be the future, is it now the past? shrewsbury town, dai greene has made a stadium is a modern, all—seater stadium. but they could soon become the first in england to introduce safe standing. asa england to introduce safe standing. as a scot, celtic have done that and it improved the atmosphere so i'm keen to support that but i think when it is designed in shrewsbury as well, what better place for it to be piloted. around 550 seats like these could be installed in the south stand before the end of next season. the seats can be locked away to make a standing area separated by railings. they're made by shropshire company. there was told a similar system at celtic. the shrewsbury town supporters parliament suggested doing the same in england, they aim to foot the bill of £75,000

london ahead of the tournament at wimbledon but he has been practising on the courts at the all—england clubng they could meet in the semi finals. full details of the draw on the bbc sport website. now to rugby union and a crucial game coming up for the british and irish lions. warren gatland's selection for the second tesst against new zealand has been criticised somewhat. former wales international jonathan davies thinks gatland is using his "last roll of the dice" by pairing jonny sexton and owen farrell together, former lionjeremy guscott thinks the decision is "ambitious" calling it "a gamble." the lions must of course win tomorrow morning in wellington or they will hand the all blacks the series win. that is all the sport for now, we will be back with more in the next hour. the latest news that we have for you on grenfell tower, we have heard from a spokesman for theresa may, that 149 high—rise buildings in 45 local authority buildings have failed fire safety tests ordered in the wake of grenfell, that is a 100% test failure rate, downing street has rebuked kensington and chelsea counc

cheick tiote left england in february, moving to chinese club beijing enterprises. 0n hearing of histh, newcastle manager set he was a true professional, dedicated and above all, a great man. he collapsed and died in training on monday. he was aged just 30. i spoke with the editor of china sports insider mark dreyer who's in beijing and he told me there's been many tributes to the ivorian. of course had happened reasonably late yesterday evening. then use was filtering through. initially, people we re filtering through. initially, people were hoping it was a rumour and then u nfortu nately were hoping it was a rumour and then unfortunately it was confirmed he had passed away. just a lot of tributes, people expressing their condolences to his family and so on. it isa condolences to his family and so on. it is a tragic situation and something that does unfortunately happen from time to time in the sporting world. critical typical responses, people expressing bad press and condolences. even he joined in february and had a medical, has anything happened like this in chinese sporting circ

the england manager says it is up to the clubs do not sure english talent. —— to make sure. 0bviouslythose players come through to senior level and a big part of that is for them to get opportunities with their clubs. i think they have shown that, if the under—20s are world champions, there are enough players there to fulfil a career in the game without clubs looking elsewhere. harry kane will retain the captaincy for the friendly match against france. a winding—up order petition against leyton orient has been dismissed, after all the debts were paid. the club will be playing in the national league next season after finishing bottom of division two. the last of the champions trophy group matches is underway. sri lanka and pakistan are playing for a place in the semifinals. sri lanka were put into bat. they are 184—7. whoever wins this match will join england, bangladesh and india in the last four. asked about to and finishers, england will begin a t20 series against south africa. the squad has been announced. rafael nadal said he thought he would be fishing on his boat by now, not win

who made nazi references towards german fans have been handed lifetime bans from the england supporters travel cluby from homement they are forbidden to attend all of their country's away games. 27 people have seen their membership suspended for varying lengths of time. six handed written warnings and other cases pending as well and the fa taking a strong stance. they‘ re pending as well and the fa taking a strong stance. they're determined to tackle what they fear is a new generation of hooliganism. now, you've got some really dramatic pictures to show us from the america's cup. what's the latest from sir ben ainslie's challenge? they are into the semifinal of qualifying taking on new zealand, but look at this for a moment of drama yesterday. new zealand's catamaran suddenly ca psizing forwards on the run—in to the start of one of the races. some crew were left suspended in the boat's hull above the water. three were thrown overboard, but all the crew were safe and accounted for. some cuts and bruises, of course, but they did say it was entirely their fault. ba r captain sir ben said he'd never se

clubs looking elsewhere. but at last those indelible images of england's only other world cup win have some company.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 later. gareth bale is among a host of missing players, but the squad is a healthy mix of freshness and experience, according to striker sam vokes, who's set to win his 50th cap. it's been a fantasticjourney. some darker days and some fantastic days. it has been great, but there's a core group of players who have been there the whole way through who have got a lot of caps along the way, and that is important. with games like this on sunday, it will be tough, but there are a lot of experienced lads who have been in those situations before. the republic of ireland have gone top of wales and serbia's group. they kept up their unbeaten record in group d with a 1

the england manager gareth southgate says it is up to clu bs to gareth southgate says it is up to clubs football team have won a world cup. everton‘s manik calvert living with the goal. goalkeeper freddie woodman making an amazing save to make sure that england lifted the trophy. obviously, ultimately the aim is that those players come through to the seniors. a big part of that is for them to get opportunities with their clubs. i think they have shown that if the under 20s real world champions, there is enough players there to fulfil careers in the game without clubs looking elsewhere. history was made in paris as well. rafa nadal thought he would be fishing on his boat of majorca by now, not winning the french open for a record tenth time. he cruised back sta n a record tenth time. he cruised back stan wawrinka in ten sets to take his 15th major cycle. he has won grand slams in his teens, 20s and his 30s. and lewis hamilton's formula 1 title challenge is back on track. he won the canadian grand prix, leading from start to finish in montreal to take the chequered flag for the sixth time

england — they outplay south africa in cardiff, to win the series 2—1. and at the age of 35, feliciano lopez prepares for wimbledon in the perfect manner — by winning the queens club evening and thank you 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 clubbut 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 alexander zverev 6—1, 6—3 in the final. after winning the australian open, the 35—year—old sat out the entire clay court season, as he targets a record eighth wimbledon title. he didn't drop a set in the whole of this tournament. petra kvitova has won herfirst title since being injured in a knife attack at the end of last year. she's won the aegon classic in birmingham, coming from a set down to beat australian ashleigh barty. the two time wimbledon champion was told by her surgeon that she might

clubs looking elsewhere. but at last those indelible images of england's only other world cup win have some company.ter years of looking to the past, a day to celebrate the future. andy swiss, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. stay with us on bbc one. it's time for the news where you are. this is bbc news. back now to goings on at westminster in the wake of thursday's general election — and specifically theresa may's ministerial reshuffle. speaking earlier this evening, the prime minister explained why she'd made the changes. at this time, we need stability and certainty, that is what i've done today, putting together our cabinet that reflects the experience across the conservative party, a cabinet that will get on with government and get on with delivering successful brexit negotiations that start in a week's time. but we also need to do with the social issues in our country. tackling issues around mental health, ensuring technical education for young people, tackling the housing crisis. this is what my cabinet and government will be g

club until 2022. he is supposed to play against england in a friendly in paris tonight.h working with the british bobsleigh squad has been accused of racism amid multiple complaints over a toxic atmosphere in the sport. documents obtained by the bbc show athletes said their concerns were of the highest order, mentioning bullying, racism, sexism and discrimination. they were told the following month no disciplinary action would be taken. the six time paralympic champion david weir will compete in a track event for the last time in next month's anniversary games in london. he will continue road racing. he won the marathon for a seventh time in april. in january he marathon for a seventh time in april. injanuary he won four gold medals —— in january april. injanuary he won four gold medals —— injanuary he said he would never compete for britain again after an unsuccessful games in rio. it all seemed to collapse at one of the biggest stages of my career, and that was in rio. to be honest i try and forget about that week i had out there because it was quite depressing and qui

and the manchester city and england women's captain steph houghton has agreed a new long—term contract with the clubic title sweep last season. former rangers owner craig whyte has been cleared of a fraudulent takeover of the club. a six—week trial at glasgow's high court ended with a not guiulty verdict today. the bbc‘s chris mclaughlin has been following the case. craig white bought the ibrox club backin craig white bought the ibrox club back in 2012 using money from a company called ticket us. they provide cash for future season ticket sales. shortly after craig white bought rangers he led the club into administration and then ultimately liquidation, following on from that the man he bought the club from, sir david murray, said craig white duke tim and he was under the impression that he was using his own cash for the sale of the club. after a lengthy investigation there was a seven—week trial and today craig white walked free from the high court in glasgow after being found not guilty of fraud. this feels like something of a lying in the sand in this whole saga but a fairly u nsatisfa ctory this

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ireland, heavy showers across parts of northern england, and it does continue on and off through the afternoon. further south, while there is a bit of clube london area, but quite widely across southern england those temperatures will be up into the high 20s and the low 30s. there will be a bit more cloud across north wales, northern england and even by this stage in the afternoon, a few heavy thundery showers across parts of north—west england, more heat compared to yesterday across northern england, into newcastle, southern scotland, northern ireland, where there will be temperatures about 23 degrees but though showers continue in the far north of scotland. overnight tonight, if you thunderstorms kicking off here and there, particularly across north—eastern england, into the south—eastern finland as well, but cooler air feeding into the west. despite that, still temperjust feeding into the west. despite that, still temper just getting feeding into the west. despite that, still temperjust getting down to about 1k still temperjust getting down to about 1a or 15 celsius, still quite warm in the south—east. once again fairly uncomfortable.

and the manchester city and england women's captain steph houghton has agreed a new long—term contract with the clubitle sweep last season. the cause of death of former newcastle player, cheick tiote, is still being investigated, according to chinese club beijing enterprise. tiote collapsed in training with his new team, and later died in hospital. he was just 30 years old. he enjoyed some of the best years of his career at newcastle, where he played for seven seasons, only moving to china in february. the british and irish lions held a minute's silence at their training session today, ahead of their second tour match in new zealand. the squad fell silent in tribute to the victims of the london terror attack. they take on auckland blues tomorrow but coach rob howley said they wanted to send a message home. quite emotional, and huge condolences from the whole squad, management, players, everyone connected with the british and irish lions for those families who lost seven lives. it is devastating, and we send our deepest condolences to all of the families, and out of respect, it was important that we

club, beijing enterprises in china. he played for newcastle for seven years, making 150 appearances, and played international football for ivory coast. former newcastle and englandve mcclaren has paid tribute to him. cheik was just 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

england manager gareth southgate says it's up to the clubs now to nurture young talent. won a world cup, when everton's dominic calver—lewis gave the under 20s a 1—nil win over venezuela in the final in south korea. goalkeeper freddie woodman made a brilliant penalty save, to make sure they lifted the trophy. obviously ultimately the aim is that those players come through to senior level and a big part of that is for them to get opportunities with their clu bs. them to get opportunities with their clubs. i think they have shown if the under 20s are world champions there are enough players there to fulfil a career in the game without clu bs fulfil a career in the game without clubs looking elsewhere. and some breaking news, a winding up order petition against leyton orient has been dismissed after all the debts we re been dismissed after all the debts were paid. we have more on that later on in the afternoon and morning. we will bring you up—to—date on all the news from leyton orient a little bit later. lions captain sam warburton says he may yet miss the first test again

first—team pitch time with their clu bs first—team pitch time with their clubs so that they continue to develop and improve, improve future englandubs will spend a lot of money on expensive foreign players, and that this home—grown, world cup winning talent will spend much of next season on the bench. thank you very much, katherine, more from her during the morning. it is nearly quarter past nine this tuesday morning, and the most powerful woman in britain meet the prime minister in downing street today. a little bit of laughter from our voters! arlene foster of the democratic unionist party, a small political party from northern ireland with just ten mps, arrives to see what theresa may can offer her in exchange for the dup's support because theresa may's conservatives didn't win a majority in the last week's election, mrs may needs those ten dup mps to stay on in government. let's speak now to the former conservative party leader and former work and pensions secretary iain duncan smith. good morning. do you feel any kind of affinity with the dup? can i say one thing, the football match with france. i was at the england match an

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 clubs memphis title when he won the st jude classic in tennessee on sunday. bergerfinished on 10 under par. south african charl schwartzel tied for second on nine under and this eagle putt on the 16th would‘ve have given him a share of the lead, but it went wide, while berger made this birdie on the 15th for his second pga tour victory, joining dave hill, lee trevino and david toms as the only back—to—back winners in memphis. thailand‘s ariya jutanugarn downed a 25—foot birdie putt to win the manulife lpga classic in a three—way playoff in canada on sunday. the 21—year—old went up against south korea‘s chun in—gee and america‘s lexi thompson, who blew a four stroke lead on the back nine. jutanugarn claimed the win on the first play off hole all but guaranteeing she also becomes world number one. denmark‘s jakob foolsang won the criterium du dauphine on sunday, leapfrogging richie porte in a thrilling final stage as tour de france champion chris froome finished fourth overall. setting off f

club back. now to cricket, where there was a real battle in cardiff today as sri lanka and pakistan fought it out for a place in the semi finals of the icc champions trophy. englandd india had already progressed, and after a three wicket win pakistan will be joining them. joe lynskey reports. in cardiff, they are used to matches that go down to the wire. effectively, this was no crowd cricket. and while pakistan brought the collar, it seems that sri lanka brought the craft. trouble was coming. pakistan bowlers bursting into life. sri lanka posted just 236. generous target. pakistan started the chase in a hurry. but excitement would soon turn to a familiar feeling. excitement would soon turn to a familiarfeeling. inconsistency, excitement would soon turn to a familiar feeling. inconsistency, and sri lanka back in the groove. but to defend such a low target requires faultless fielding, and energy eight wicket stand saw pakistan getting over the line. england will be looking to capitalise. but in no cricket, the extraordinary is always possible. after the champions trophy, england will start a t20 series against south africa. they've announced the squad for those th

england a 2—1 series win. feliciano lopez has caused quite a shock and beaten marin cilic in a thrilling final at the queen's clubd took the first set without much fuss — six games to four. but the 35—year—old spaniard, who knocked out stan wawrinka on his way to the final, fought back and levelled things — by winning the second set tie—break. that was followed by another compelling set which again depended on a tie—break. and it was won by the world number 32. really emotional, actually. jamie murray ensured at least one murray brother won a queen's title this year, as he and partner bruno soares beat frenchmenjulien benneteau and edouard roger—vasselin in the final of the doubles. the pair won in straight sets 6—2, 6—3. roger federer looks in great shape for the start of wimbledon a week tomorrow, after winning a ninth halle open title in germany. it took him just 53 minutes! the 18—time grand slam champion outclassed the home favourite alexander zverev 6—1 6—3 in the final. the 35—year—old sat out the entire clay court season, as he targets a record eighth wimbledon title. he didn't drop a set in the whole of

club back. emma jones, bbc news. now to cricket, where there was a battle in cardiff today as sri lanka and pakistan fought it out for a place in the semi—finals. englandhem...? after a three wicket win in the last few minutes, pakistan will be joining them. in cardiff, they are used matches to go down to the wire. this was effectively knockout cricket in south wales, a subcontinental cider. while pakistan brought the colour, it seems sri lanka had the craft. their innings started briskly but trouble was coming. pakistan's bowlers bursting into life. swing deliveries and swooping catchers saw them skittled through the middle order. sri lanka posted just 236, a generous target. pakistan started

and the manchester city and england women's captain steph houghton has agreed a new long—term contract with the clubpsed in training and later died in hospital. he was just 30 years old. in his seven years at united, he made over 150 appearances, and moved to china in february. the british and irish lions held a minute's silence at their training session today, ahead of their second tour match in new zealand. the squad fell silent in tribute to the victims of the london terror attack. they take on auckland blues tomorrow but coach rob howley said the squad wanted to show their thoughts are with those affected. quite emotional and huge condolences from the whole squad, management, players and everyone connected with the british and irish lions for those families who lostp seven lives. it's devastating and we send our deepest condolences to all the families and out of respect, it was important that we held that one minute silence. sir ben ainslie's land rover bar team suffered a major set—back in their bid to reach the final of the america's cup. a damaged front wing in their first race of their semif

england will begin their pool b campaign against spain on the 9th of august. sunderland chairman ellis short has called off the sale of the clubbest interests" of the club, and says he will continue his financial commitment to the club. meanwhile preston north end have granted their manager simon grayson permission to speak to sunderland about the vacant manager's job. grayson has been at deepdale for four years and is the tenth longest serving manager in england. great britain's mahama cho matched the best—ever result for a british man at the world taekwondo championships with silver in the heavyweight division. cho had looked in great form reaching the final but was unable to contain olympic silver medallist abdoul issoufou of niger who claimed his maiden world title with a 9—4 win. olympic champion jade jones is on course to win an impressive career grand slam of major titles in taekwondo. she's now into the world championships semi—finals in south korea. she got there with an 11—8 win over chinese taipei's yu chua chen in the last eight. it guarantees her at least a bronze. she's never won a gold before in the competition.

league goals last season, earning him a recall to the england squad in march after a four year absence from the national side. the sale of defoe's former clubmmitment to the club. meanwhile, preston north end have granted their manager simon grayson permission to speak to sunderland about the vacant manager's job. grayson has been at deepdale for four years and is the tenth longest serving manager in england. warren gatland, the british and irish lions head coach, says he's had to make some tough calls for the ‘must win‘ second test against new zealand in wellington on saturday. jonny sexton will start in the pivotal fly half role with owen farrell moved to inside centre, while ben te'o drops to the bench. maro itoje will start in the second row with last weekend's captain peter o'mahony is replaced as skipper and in the flank by sam warburton. i am delighted with the selection for this week. it has probably been the most nervous i have been, going into the selection meeting this week. i was not sure what was going to happen. some of the guys were brilliant on tuesday. they could have come straight into the team. that happened last week. i

england. scotland, northern ireland, northern in winds, the odd heavy1 around. fundraising threader is during the day. this is for clubh showers, not eve ryo ne this is ever with showers, not everyone will see them. and improving picture in wales into the afternoon, north—west england too. gradually pushing down across parts of east anglia and south—east england, going into being clean. until then, looking mainly dry. england, going into being clean. untilthen, looking mainly dry. most places with temperatures in the teens. a gradual movement had showers towards southeast on sunday evening tending to fizzle out. some rain moving into northern ireland overnight and into monday. then the weather pattern completely changes. 2 areas coming in, taking a band of rain. bp to the south. the wind is picking up as well. somewhat weather at the certificate last. when strengthening, perhaps even severe gales in part to south. a lot of uncertainty about this system, but manager tuesday, the could be some disruption in places from wind or rain. some pretty miserable weather for a time. all travel conditions. gradually clearing east

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england and leicester and a decent edges will crowd giving us an atmosphere. thank you, joe wilson, many thanks indeed. the world number one andy murray has pulled out of today's exhibition match at the hurlingham clubreness in his hip. he is still expected to play at the club on friday before beginning the defence of his wimbledon title on centre court on monday afternoon. the decision has been described as a precaution. british number one with johanna konta faces sorana cirtsea at eastbourne this afternoon. she's the only british woman to reach the main draw of wimbledon directly, but having lost in the first round of the warm—up tournaments in nottingham and birmingham, is looking to find some form on grass. rain though has suspended play there, so it could be some time before she plays. that's all sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i will return at 2:30pm with your next update. thank you. you are watching the bbc news. i am simon mccoy. an inquest into the deaths of five young men on camber sands last august has heard they were all able swimmers. a pathologist told the hearing that the men, who were all of sri lankan origin, al

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