and who needs jamaica when you've got gainsborough? why england's harry maguire has shunned the beach for the terraces at the non—league side. good evening. a surprise in rugby union today, as the former wales captain sam warburton retired from the sport at the age ofjust 29. warburton hasn't played since leading the 2017 lions to a drawn series against new zealand. he won 79 test caps and made 11 world cup appearances. but recent injuries have taken their toll. thomas daffyd reports. this is the big hit! there's no doubting his commitment. for years, he was the leader, who gave his all. sam, you obviously played against england... but in recent months, sam warburton spent more time as a pundit than a player, occupying the television studios rather than the pitch, while he recovered from injuries. he'd returned to pre—season training with the cardiff blues this summer, but it was a step too far. i can't say i'm not surprised. to be out of this game — an unbelievably physical game as it is — for that period of time, and then to come bac

finally, there was a bit of world cup glamour at non—league gainsborough trinity's ground last night,re england defender harry maguire was in the crowd to watch his brothers lawrence and joe play against each other as gainsborough took on chesterfield in a preseason friendly. they're the two number sixes. some of the crowd, though, seemed to be more interested in selfies with maguire than the match itself. good on them! a star now. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. borisjohnson has launched an outspoken attack on the prime minister's brexit policy — acccusing her of dithering and urging her to change course. it comes as theresa may faced a grilling in front of mps on the liaison select committee as to how her current proposals for the uk's future relationship with the eu would work in practice. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake is at westminster. it has been a pretty gruelling day for the prime minister. that long session in front of the liaison committee, the chairs for the select committees, what have we learned?m was a gruelling day, as you