the 2012 olympic champion greg rutherford says he's "gutted" injury has ended his hopes of competing ics champonships in london. it means rutherford won't compete in the same stadium he won olympic gold five years ago. he says he'll now focus on becoming a three—time european champion next year. sprinter richard kilty won't be there either. he was expected to compete in the men's 4x100—metre relay, but the european indoor champion has broken a finger on his changeover hand. there's been more criticism of the rugby football union's decision to not renew the contracts of england's women's 15—a—side players. in a letter seen by bbc sport, the shadow sports minister, dr rosena allin—khan, tells chief executive ian ritchie of her "deep concern". sarah hunter says the focus will remain on the world cup next month. we were fully aware of and understood the situation when the new contracts were coming out and it was something we were, i never thought it would happen in a million years and had been really excited by it and have benefited from it. and i think as a team, we have benefited from i

greg rutherford, champion four years ago, is out.utted" not to be able to defend the title he won in moscow — and to miss out on performing in the stadium where he won olympic gold in 2012. he has an ankle injury which he calls a "sportsman's hernia". he posted this on instagram this morning — he says he "gave it everything and this time fell short", revealing that he's "unable to jump, sprint or even cough without pain". he goes on to wish the british team luck, saying "i know how it feels to succeed in that stadium. it's the greatest feeling in the world". well another man who'll be absent in london is richard kilty. the european indoor champion over 60—metres was due to represent great britain in the four—by—100—metre relay but he's broken a finger on his changeover hand and has pulled out. in contrast there are five very pleased athletes today, after they were called into the british squad. long jumperjazmin sawyers said she "couldn't be happier", after getting the news. sawyer won silver at last year's european championships, as

former 0lympic long jump champion greg rutherford has withdrawn from next week's world championships back in 2015. in a british athletics statement he said "i am so devastated that i won't be competing in front of the best fans in the world, in the stadium that changed my life." he says he will now focus on becoming a three—time european champion next year. another absentee will be sprinter richard kilty. he was expected to compete in the men's four by 100 metre relay but the european indoor champion has broken a finger on his on his changeover hand. british athletics has added five new names to its team for next week's championships. long jumpers shara proctor and jazmin sawyers are included. 0n the track, rio 2016 0lympian lennie waite has been selected for the 3000 metres steeplechase wih marc scott in the 5000 metres and jess turner in the 400 metre hurdles. chelsea have sent kenedy home from their preseason tour following the brazilian's social media comments before a match in china. the club has "solemnly and sincerely" apologised after fans accused the player of xenophobia and

to really become the next greg rutherford.lly put herself on the map. she is a fantastic athlete to look out for. gina asher smith, a carrier at 2012, one of the young girls behind the block. now she is one of the best sprinters in britain. she has had some injuries but she will run the 200 metres in london, another athlete who if she gets it right on the day and does not spend too much energy, she could realistically get a medal. we have loads of fantastic athletes, in my opinion, it would pay me to say by still hold the british record, and i think it will go. matt hudson smith in my own events, go. matt hudson smith in my own eve nts, 40 0 go. matt hudson smith in my own events, 400 metres, super—talented. mixed emotions! i would like to see it. "the heroes of super saturday: jess, mo and greg" is on bbc one tonight at 10.30pm. that's it from us for today, charlie and naga will be here tomorrow morning from 6am on bbc one. have a great day, goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at nine: the australian prime minister says

hurdler doyle won the vote amongst squad members, beating defending world champions mo farah and greg rutherford was shocked when they told me, but yeah, makes it even more special to know the rest of the two mix—up chosen me to be captain. it means a lot. i think we will do really well. you see the effect that principle can have on us. effect that principle can have on us. you saw what happened in london 2012. we have a really big team and we wa nt 2012. we have a really big team and we want to fill as many spots as we can. we will see some special moments out there hopefully. i've been so lucky to can be in so many home games. to have another opportunity to go to london to compete in that stadium, have the home support, it's going to be absolutely incredible. i'm so lucky to have that for my third time in my career. the world para athletics championships came to a close last night and uk athletics say they will try and bring it back to london for the next championships in 2019. it would be the first city to host the championships twice and no country has staged the worlds back to back before.

the 2012 olympic champion greg rutherford said he's gutted injury has ended his hopes of competing at he will now focus on becoming a three—time european champion next year. another absentee will be sprinter richard kielty, he was expected to compete in the men's four by 100 m relay but the european indoor champion has broken finger on his changeover hand. five new names added to the tea m hand. five new names added to the team for next weeks championships. chelsea have sent kenedy home after he made comments before a match in china. the club sincerely apologised after fa ns china. the club sincerely apologised after fans accused the player of xenophobia and racism over comments he made on social media before their preseason win over arsenal, he was booed by fans at the game and later apologised by the club has confirmed his return to the uk. chelsea had a difficult time of things as they went down 3—0 against bayern munich in singapore. marcos alonso pulled a goal back for chelsea. alvaro morata took an opportunity so it finished 3-2. took an opportunity so it finished 3—2. chelsea p

greg rutherford says he is truly gutted to be missing out on defending his long jump title next week.have sent kennedy home from their pre—season tour of asia after comments made on social media. the club went on to lose a friendly to bayern munich 3-2. lose a friendly to bayern munich 3—2. more on those stories just after 5:30 p:m.. see you then. back to one of our top stories. the number of nhs vacancies in england rose by almost 8,000 between january and march, compared with the same period last year. that's according to the latest figures from nhs digital. a total of 86,000 posts were vacant over the three months. of these, more than 11,000 nurse and midwife posts remained vacant, which accounts for the highest proportion of shortages. janet davies from the royal college of nursing says she's not surprised by the shortfall in nurses. nurses are leaving. we saw that from the regulator recently that nurses, not just those the regulator recently that nurses, notjust those retiring, but those mature and experienced and valuable nurses are choosing to leave, either leaving the nhs and

this month — won the vote amongst squad members, beating defending world champions mo farah and greg rutherfordthink we will do well, you see the effect home support can have on us and you saw what happened in london 2012, we have a big team, we have tried to fill as many spots as we can and you can see some special moments out there. manchester city have now completed the signing of full back benjamin mendy from monaco. the france international has signed a five—year deal. after the signings of kyle walker and danilo, city have spent just under £130 million on fullbacks this summer. virgil van dijk could be on the move, he's the southampton captain but he's been left out of their preseason tour to the south of france. the dutch defender has been continually linked with a move away from the club. liverpool were known to be keen to sign him earlier in the summer — but haven't yet made an official approach to buy him. that's all sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. much more reaction to lengthen‘s women cricketers winning the world cup yesterday and we w

former 0lympic long jump champion greg rutherford has withdrawn from next week's world championshipsrld, in the stadium that changed my life." he says he will now focus on becoming a three—time european champion next year. another absentee will be sprinter richard kilty. he was expected to compete in the men's 4x100 metre relay but the european indoor champion has broken a finger on his changeover hand. british athletics has added five new names to its team for next week's championships. long jumpers shara proctor and jazmin sawyers are included. 0n the track, rio 2016 0lympian lennie waite has been selected for the 3000 metres steeplechase wih marc scott in the 5000 metres and jess turner in the 400 metre hurdles. chelsea have sent kenedy home from their preseason tour following the brazilian's social media comments before a match in china. the club has "solemnly and sincerely" apologised after fans accused the player of xenophobia and racism over comments made on social media before their preseason win over arsenal. kenedy was booed by fans at the game and later apologised but the

coming up, greg rutherford says he is devastated to be out of the championships through injury.evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the agony for the parents of terminally ill charlie gard continues with his mother connie yates back at the high court again today. having abandoned the battle yesterday to keep him alive, she is now fighting to be able to take him home to die. lawyers for great 0rmond street hospital where charlie is being treated say there are practical difficulties. thejudge has said if charlie can be taken home within reason he would like to achieve that. 0ur medical correspondent fergus walsh has been following today's developments. the legal battle over this desperately sick boy now centres on where and how soon he dies. charlie needs a mechanical ventilator to breathe. he is tube fed and cannot move. his parents give up their fight to take him to the united states and agreed no more treatment could help him. but charlie's ma'am, connie, was back at court this afternoon to make it clear she did not want him to die in the intensive ca re not want him to

greg rutherford has withdrawn from next week's world championships in london because of an ankle injurywon in 2015 in a british athletic statement, he said he was so devastated he would not be competing in front of the best fans in the world in the stadium that changed his life. he said he would focus on becoming a three—time european champion next year. another absentee is the sprinter, richard kilty. he was expected to compete in the four by 100 m relay. he has broken a finger on his changeover hand. british athletics have added five new names to the team for the championships next week, shara proctor and jasmine sawyers are included, lenny waite has been selected for the 3000 metres steeplechase and mark scott in the 5000 metres and jess turner in the 400 metres hurdles. england's anya shru bsole england's anya shrubsole is at a career best position in the one—day rankings after a match—winning 6—46 in the world cup final against india at lord's. she took 12 wickets in the tournament. sarah taylor is at number 12 the tournament. sarah taylor is at numberi2 in the the tournament. sara

and coming up in sportsday on bbc news, out through injury — greg rutherford says he's gutted to missingf next month's world athletics championships. good evening. the government has hailed bmw's decision to build a fully electric version of the mini in the uk as "a vote of confidence in britain". bmw have confirmed the model will go into production in 2019, with the parts manufactured abroad, before the car is assembled at its cowley plant near 0xford. bmw had previously expressed fears about the uncertainty surrounding brexit. today it said it had "neither sought nor received" any reassurances from the government on arrangements after britain leaves the eu. here's our transport correspondent, richard westcott. they make two thirds of the world's minis here. to the relief of workers, we now know that the new electric mini will be made here too. it's great for the business, and we're very thrilled that we will be part of this huge success, hopefully. it means there is no problem with the thoughts of them closing it down because of brexit, so it is very good news. bmw, who make the mini,

former 0lympic long jump champion greg rutherford will miss next week's athletics world championships that he won't be competing in front of the best fans in the world, in the stadium that changed my life. he says he'll now focus on becoming a three—time european champion next year. another absentee will be sprinter richard kilty. he was expected to compete in the 4x100m relay but the european indoor champion has broken a finger on his changeover hand. there's been more criticism of the rugby football union's decision to not renew the contracts of england's women's15—a—side players. in a letter seen by bbc sport the shadow sports minister doctor rosena allin—khan tells chief executive ian ritchie of her deep concern. sarah hunter says the focus will remain on the world cup next month. we were fully aware of and understood the situation when we new contracts were coming out and it was something that we were... we never thought would happen in a million yea rs thought would happen in a million years and have been really excited by and have benefited from it and i think as a team we've b

she beat defending world champions mo farah and greg rutherford to the role.pe of smear test to another. what will women see changing with the test? smear test to another. what will women see changing with the test7m the short—term, very little, the sample taken will be exactly the same. but when it reaches the laboratory, instead of being looked at under a microscope, it will be subject to a molecular test by a robot. so the new test is considerably better, we estimate that it will save about ten additional women from getting cancer each week, so 500 or so a cure or so across the uk. —— 500 or so a year. when you say it will be done by a machine, is that because it's just will be able to see things more clearly? is it easy to explain to a layperson? instead of looking at cells and deciding whether the cell looks different, it is actually looking forward the dna from a virus, and so it is too small to see, but they are very accurate tests which will tell us, this little piece of dna has come from a virus, and if that is present, then we need to run other tests

the 2012 olympic champion greg rutherford says he's "gutted" injury has ended his hopes of competingchamponships in london it means rutherford won't compete in the same stadium he won olympic gold 5 years go. he says he'll now focus on becoming a three—time european champion next year. sprinter richard kilty won't be there either. he was expected to compete in the men's 4x100 metre relay but the european indoor champion has broken a finger on his changeover hand. there has been more criticism of the rugby football union's decision to not renew the contracts of england's women's 15 a side players. in a letter seen by bbc sport the shadow sports minister dr rosena allin—khan tells chief executive ian ritchie of her "deep concern". sarah hunter says the focus will remain on the world cup next month. we were fully aware of and understood the situation when the new new contracts were coming out. it is something i never thought would happen in a million years. i'm excited the team have benefited from it, but right now our focus is purely on getting to ireland and doing well at that world c

she was given the captaincy after a vote from her fellow squad members, she beat greg rutherford and happened in london 2012. we've got a really big team, tried to fill as many spots as we can. we can see some real special moments out there. manchester city have completed the signing of benjamin mendy for a world—record £52 million for a defender. the france international has signed a five—year deal. after the signings of kyle walker and danilo, city have spent almost £130 million on fullbacks alone this summer. virgil van dijk could be on the move. peter southampton captain but he's been left out of their pre—season tour to the south of france. the dutch defender has been continually linked with a move away from the club. the saints manager says he's not 100% mentally right. psychologically. liverpool are known to be keen to sign him. earlier in the summer. they haven't yet made an official approached by him. much more sport in the next hour. more now on this news... the parents of terminally ill baby charlie gard have given up their legal fight to take him to america for an experim

former 0lympic long jump champion greg rutherford says he's devastated that he'll miss next week's worldm of the rugby football union's decision not to renew the contracts for all of england's women's15—a—side players. the shadow sports minister, dr rosena allin—khan, has written to chief executive ian ritchie expressing her "deep concern". and chelsea's record signing alvaro morata made his debut for his new club yesterday. he set up this goal, but couldn't stop them going down 3—2 in a preseason match against bayern munich. that is all the sport for now. i will be back just that is all the sport for now. i will be backjust after 10am. the economy grew by 0.3% during the second quarter of this year, according to the office for national statistics. that just according to the office for national statistics. thatjust in. kensington and chelsea council was warned as early as 2010 that building a new school at the base of grenfell tower could block access to fire trucks and other emergency vehicles. that's according to documents seen exclusively by this programme. fire fighters have said tha