the british and irish lions have beaten japan the british and irish lions have beatenjapan in their warmn in their warm up match in their tour to south africa but they will now be without their captain who dislocated his shoulder during the game. he suffered the injury in the first half, forcing him out of the game. the lions ran in four tries him out of the game. the lions ran infourtries in him out of the game. the lions ran in four tries in the 28 points to ten victory. that is all this but for now, stay up—to—date on all the latest from the euros for the last 16 tie between italy and austria, 68 i6 tie between italy and austria, 68 minutes gone at wembley and it is still goalless. more on the bbc website on sport and politics and all our developing stories. now, it is time for a look at the weather. the first half of the weekend has brought decent weather for many and decent spells of sunshine, too. i suspect here tomorrow, it will look a bit cloudy and it will be whetted to. some rain in the south with dry and sunny conditions further north. this is the earlier satellite picture and

england prop kyle sinckler has been called up to the british and irish lions squad for the tour of souths in 2017, willjoin the squad at the end of bristol bears�* season. ireland's andrew porter suffered a toe injury playing for leinster on friday. just one match in the english premiership this afternoon, with exeter chiefs coming from 18 points behind to beat northampton 29—26 in a thrilling game at franklins gardens. england s women beat italy 4—0 in their opening eurohockey championships match. catherine ledesma scored on her international debut with sarah evans, jo hunter and ellie rayer also adding to the scoresheet to help england take the three points. england are back in action tomorrow against germany. qualification for the boxing at this summer's tokyo 0lympics continues in paris. and it was a family affair today as pat mccormackjoined his twin brother luke in qualifying for the team gb squad after taking victory on points in the quarterfinals of the men s welterweight competiton. also through to tokyo is shev clarke after victory in the men s heavyweight quarterfinals. his br

the british and irish lions warm up for their tour to south africa by beating japan — but it comes atnty of battered and bruised riders on a dramatic first stage of the tour de france. hello and welcome to sportsday. we'll tell you about an upset in the premiership rugby final and bring you f1 and athletics too but we'll start with euro 2020 where a journey that took wales to baku, to rome and to amsterdam has now come to an end. hopes of emulating their run to the semi finals 5 years ago were unceremoniously ended in the last 16 by denmark this afternoon. captain gareth bale said he was still proud of the side following their 4—0 defeat but admitted they missed an opportunity. adam wild reports... in amsterdam, denmark were everywhere. covid restrictions made it all but impossible for wales fans to travel, the few that did somehow make it were doing their best to make it were doing their best to make up for it. the denmark bring their own emotion. christian eriksen remains foremost in football thoughts as he recovers, clear to all this moment that really mattered. outnumber of the fu

with the british and irish lions due to fly to south africa this evening, the whole springbok team haveee squad members tested positive for covid—19, forcing training to be cancelled injohannesburg. no decision has yet been made on the first of their warm up tests against georgia on friday. well, a couple of england's footballers have also been coping with isolation in the build up to their last—16 tie against germany at the euros. mason mount and ben chilwell continue to train away from the main group at st george's park. they will be released from restrictions on tuesday — the day of that big clash at wembley where 40,000 fans will be in attendance. and you can head to the bbc sport website to follow the latest from the euros — czech republic are leading 2—0 against netherlands late in the second half in their last 16 tie. but that's the sport from me. that's it. we're back with the late news at 10pm. hello. this is bbc news. portland stone has been used to build some of the most iconic structures in britain, including st paul's cathedral, the british museum and the bank of england. t

the british and irish lions are due to fly to south africa this evening, however the whole springbok forcing training to be cancelled injohannesburg. in a statement, they said that cancellation was a "precautionary measure". no decision has yet been made on the first of their warm up tests against georgia on friday. and fabio quartararo has won the dutch motogp to extend his lead at the top of rider standings. the frenchman dominated on his yamaha to claim his fourth victory of the season. the series now has a mid—season break, no prizes for guessing how quartararo will be spending it — probably working on his golf game. that's all from me and the team at sportsday. have a lovely evening, bye for now. many parts of northern england, scotland and northern ireland on sunday saw some blue sky and sunshine, but that was in short supply at further south. this was the picture in devon during sunday afternoon, heavy rain and we will continue to see heavy downpours through because of this evening and overnight across much of south—west england for other southern and eastern areas having heav

half—time, saracens turned up the power after the break, and all five of the club's british and irish lionsshed 57—15. and hartlepool united are back in the football league after winning a dramatic national league play—off final against torquay at ashton gate in bristol. hartlepool were a goal up in the fifth minute of injury time, but look at torquay goalkeeper lucas covolan, scoring this dramatic equaliser which led to extra time and penalties. and they needed 1a spot kicks to decide it. matt buse hit the bar with torquay�*s seventh, which means a return to the football league for hartlepool four years after they were relegated. the final round of golf�*s us open is underway in california. the leading contenders haven't teed off yet though. rory mcilroy is in contention. he finished yesterday tied for fourth, two shots off the lead. phil mickelson's hopes of making it a career grand slam this week are over though. after winning the us pga nine days ago, he's had a tournament to forget and finished on 11 over par. you can follow all the action through to the climax this evening on bbc radi

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defending champions exeter chiefs and harlequins at twickenham — and before that the british and irish lionseld. i've been speaking to our rugby union correspondent sara orchard, who started by telling me about the lions team news. we are still waiting for for players tojoin up with we are still waiting for for players to join up with the squad. before exiting players involved in the premiership final at twickenham on saturday. —— exeter. they're going into the friendly match against japan at murray field. only two bits of team news that have been announced we had that start 15. the scotland vegas and come he had a back spasm earlier this week in training. if it was a test they might arrest him a little bit longer but as it is not the case it means the island tadhg furlong will come in for him. also henry watson from the scotland linker suffered a concussion and training. he soon replaced in the starting line—up by wales justin. replaced in the starting line-up by walesjustin-_ replaced in the starting line-up by walesjustin. ., ., ., ., , wales justin. tomorrow also sees the premiership — w

it was a bittersweet afternoon for the british and irish lions in edinburgh.y warmed up for their tour to south africa with victory over japan but it has come at a price. captain alun wynjones has been ruled out of the tour after dislocating his shoulder. from murrayfield — our correspondent katie gornall sent this report. these fans know they are the lucky ones. there will be no sea of red when the lions to south africa so it turns out murrayfield is the next best thing. wanted to go to south africa but best thing. wanted to go to south afri ., ., ,, best thing. wanted to go to south afri., ., _ ., best thing. wanted to go to south afri. ., africa but obviously covid that's out the window. _ africa but obviously covid that's out the window. this _ africa but obviously covid that's out the window. this is... - africa but obviously covid that's i out the window. this is... scotland is “ust as out the window. this is... scotland isiust as nice- _ out the window. this is... scotland isjust as nice. we _ out the window. this is... scotland isjust as nice. we have

finally, wales flanker justin tipuric has come into the starting team for saturday's british and irish lionsor the lions, will be cleared to play again once he passes a series of medical tests. now, for everything else, you can head to the bbc sport website, but thatis head to the bbc sport website, but that is all your sport for now. two weather systems working south with a chance of rain. most of it will be light and patchy, as early as it spreads further south and weekends. really sunshine east anglia and the southeast of increasing cloud for the afternoon, chance of light rain by evening. elsewhere patchy rain, northern england, the southwest brightening up england, the southwest brightening up in the afternoon. scotland northern ireland, some heavier rain working southwards, quite cold in northern scotland, with a strengthened northerly wind. and we are going to see some useful rain impacting parts of scotland ending lent, where june's impacting parts of scotland ending lent, wherejune's affair has been so very dry, as thursday comes to an end, and it works further south into friday mor

the first british and irish lions team of the summer has been announced, and eight players will makenes. 16,500 fans are expected to be at murrayfield for the first ever meeting beaten the lions and japan. but despite all the debuts, head coach warren gatland says everyone will get their chance to impress. quality players bring the best out of everyone, and we've already seen that with the group, so we've got absolutely quality players here that take on information so quickly. and they've already been so accurate. so, look, the whole group have really impressed us. india will go into the sixth and final day, the reserve day, of the inaugural world test championship final with a lead of 32 runs and eight second wickets in hand against new zealand. india's bowlers dominated the early part of the fifth day in southampton — mohamed shami taking four wickets. new zealand eventually reached 249 all out and secured a first innings lead thanks to some hefty blows from their tail enders. tim southee then took two wickets when india returned to the crease to leave the match nicely poised headi

ireland coach andy farrell willjoin warren gatland's back room team for the upcoming british and irish lions tour of south africa. farrell was defence coach under gatland during the past two tours. britain's geraint thomas claimed his first stage victory at this year's criterium du daphine. he broke clear with around half a mile to go and just held on to win. he's now sixth overall, 1a seconds behind leader lukas postlberger. it's one of the highlights of the horse racing calendar — the epsom derby festival — which gets going tomorrow. and hollie doyle is hoping to make history. she's racing in the middle distance oaks on sherbet lemon — and could become the first female jockey to win a british classic. doyle made headlines last year — becoming the first woman to win at british champions day. she told me she hopes to follow in the footsteps of grand national winner rachael blackmore and bryony frost at the king george, and is confident her horse can get used to epsom well, after success in the trials it's all been going very well, she won her trial, so it's encouraging. we always liked her a

ireland coach andy farrell willjoin warren gatland's back room team for the upcoming british and irish lionsain's geraint thomas claimed his first stage victory at this year's criterium du daphine. he broke clear with around half a mile to go and just held on to win. he's now sixth overall, ia seconds behind leader lukas postlberger. it's one of the highlights of the horse racing calendar — the epsom derby festival — which gets going tomorrow. and hollie doyle is hoping to make history. she's racing in the middle distance oaks on sherbet lemon — and could become the first female jockey to win a british classic. doyle made headlines last year — becoming the first woman to win at british champions day. she told me she hopes to follow in the footsteps of grand national

ireland coach andy farrell willjoin warren gatland's back room team for the upcoming british and irish lionsll was defence coach under gatland during the past two tours. he'lljoin the lions a week before theirfirst test against the springboks in cape town on the 24th ofjuly. gareth southgate says they'll know the full extent of trent alexander—arnold's inury in the next day or two after the liverpool right back hobbled off in discomfort during england's1—0 friendly win over austria. the england manager said afterwards that it wasn't a good situation. he also spoke about some fans booing players as they took a knee ahead of kick off: i did hear it. it's not something, on behalf of our black players that i wanted to hear, because it feels as though it is a criticism of them. i think we have got a situation where some people seem to think it's a political stand that they don't agree with. that is not the reason that the players are doing it. we are supporting each other. the irish fa have comfirmed belfast will remain host of the uefa super cup in august. it'll take place at windsor park with c

springboks were forced to cancel training injohannesburg, where they're due to play the british and irish lionsaid that cancellation was a "precautionary measure",the lions are set to travel to south africa on sunday evening. wales are on their way home from the euros today after being thrashed a—nil in the round of 16 by denmark. well, theirfairytalejourney continues after an emotional start to the tournament with christian eriksen suffering a cardiac arrest in their opening game. hywel griffiths reports from amsterdam. i think inevitably a lot of disappointment last night. it was a terrible end to what has been a pretty happyjourney for wales. lots of people, fans, complaining about the fact that wales had to go from baku, to rome, to amsterdam whereas other teams like england have had games on home soil. also gripes about the referee feeling key decisions went against them, but ultimately this is a moment wales have time. it is a bitter pill to swallow, but you can learn from games like that. denmark showed how a switch of tactics can suddenly put things in their favour. and there are a lot

and in rugby union, the england prop kyle sinckler has been called up to the british and irish lionsuffered an injury while playing for leinster on friday. he'lljoin up with the lions following the conclusion of bristol bears domestic season. the president of el salvador has told a bitcoin conference in florida that he'll make the cryptocurrency legal tender in his country alongside the us dollar. if congress backs his proposal, el salvador would become the first country in the world to formally adopt bitcoin. aru na iyengar reports. miami, and a bitcoin conference generates huge interest not least because of this announcement from the salvadoran president. next week i will send to congress a bill that will make bitcoin legal tender. in the short—term this will generate jobs and help financial inclusion. nayib bukele says that using bitcoin would make it easier and cheaper for salvadorans living abroad to send money home. about one quarter of el salvadorans live in the us, and last year they sent home nearly $6 billion in remittances. this involves costly fees. presidetn nayib bukele

wyn jones and justin tipuric had to leave the pitch injured in the first half of the british and irish lions withjosh adams, duhan van der merwe, and robbie henshaw crossing the try line. it is currently 28—0 with about half an hour still to play. there's the premiership rugby final at 5:30 too at twickenham — defending champions exeter against harlequins. preview and build up can be found at bbc.co.uk/sport. i'll have more at 5:15. as we've been hearing, wales kick off in under an hour's time against denmark — in the first of the knock out games in the european football championship. welsh fans have been told not to travel to see the match in amsterdam though — because of the risk of spreading coronavirus. fans are getting in the mood watching the preamble before the big game, watching the sunshine, having a few drinks ready for this big game. arguably it is the biggest game. arguably it is the biggest game of the weekend, isn't it? wales playing for a chance to progress further began in the euros, just like they did in 2016 when they made it all the way to the semifinals and red wall fans

the british and irish lions had beatenjapan. match for their tour to south africa but they will havenes and fellow welsh forward justin tipuric. wynjones picked up a problem with his left arm in the first half — forcing him out of the game — giving coach warren gatland a potential headache ahead of the tour. fewer problems thereafter — running in four tries in a 28—10 win. irish forward tadhg beirne amongst the scorers. there's been a dramatic first stage of the tour de france, won by the world champion julian alaphilppe, with two big crashes in the last 30 miles. the first was caused by a spectator holding a cardboard sign — one of the race favourites primoz roglic was involved but managed to rejoin the race. // the second was a racing incident, inside the last five miles — affected many riders including chris froome, who was making his tour comeback. // frenchman alaphilippe had broken away in the last mile and a half for a convincing win. geraint thomas was 10th — eight seconds behind along with most of the favourites earlier, defending champion lizzie deignan finished ninth in la

the call from head coach warren gatland asking him to replace alun wynjones as the british and irish lionse team to south africa after dislocating his shoulder. the injury overshadowed the lions 28—10 win overjapan yesterday. the lions fly out to south africa today. but the springboks are having their own challenges. the whole squad has been forced to self—isolate after three positive covid tests in the camp. elsewhere, the england a v scotland a international has been called off today. that's also due to positive covid tests in the scotland squad. england's women are taking on india in the first of three one day internationals at bristol's county ground. england won the toss and put the vistors into bat and it hasn't been easy scoring. india are currently 119—4 after 35 overs. you can follow the coverage with the test match special team on the bbc sounds app and on 5live sports extra. there is also highlights tonight on the red button at 7.30pm. chris froome says he will "try and get through" the second stage of the tour de france on sunday after being injured in a major crash on the open

and in rugby union, the england prop kyle sinckler has been called up to the british and irish lionsnjury while playing for leinster on friday. he'lljoin up with the lions following the conclusion of bristol bears domestic season. kent county council says child migrants arriving at dover may be turned away within days, because its services are being overwhelmed. the council has taken the first steps of legal action against the home secretary priti patel, saying other local authorities should take �*their fair share'. according to the council, 2112 child migrants have arrived on kent shores this year, but only 52 have been moved to other local authorities under a voluntary transfer scheme. the president of el salvador has told a bitcoin conference in florida that he'll make the crypto currency legal tender in his country alongside the us dollar. if congress backs his proposal, el salvador would become the first country in the world to formally adopt bitcoin. aru na iyengar reports. miami, and a bitcoin conference generates huge interest not least because of this announcement from the

away from the euros, the first british and irish lions team of the summer has been announced, and eightir lions debute againstjapan at murrayfield on saturday. there are four scots in the starting line—up and the team will be lead by tour captain alun wyn jones. 16,500 fans are expected to be at murrayfield for the first ever meeting between the lions and japan. you can see the full team on the bbc sport website. and, of course, there's plenty of build up to both england and scotland's matches at the euros tonight — on the bbc sport website — australia's government is protesting against a recommendation by the united nations�* cultural agency that it should do more to protect the great barrier reef from climate change. unesco has published a draft decision which could threaten the reefs world heritage status. shaima khalil reports from sydney. unesco says the great barrier reef should be downgraded because of ongoing effects of climate change. this is a complete subversion of normal— this is a complete subversion of normal process. the foreign minister and i had _ normal process. the fo

and in rugby union, the england prop kyle sinckler has been called up to the british and irish lions while playing for leinster on friday. he'lljoin up with the lions following the conclusion of bristol bears' domestic season. the president of el salvador has told a bitcoin conference in florida that he'll make the crypto currency legal tender in his country alongside the us dollar. if congress backs his proposal, el salvador would become the first country in the world to formally adopt bitcoin. rohan grey, the vice—chair of the policy and governance working group at the digital currency global initiative explains how el salvador president's proposal has to pass through many contentious hurdles before it can become a reality. the first thing to be clear is that this is a bill proposal, it is not actual pass legislation, there are going to be a lot of details to work out, many of them are likely to be contentious, and there is no evidence that this proposal, however it ends up, is going to be acceptable to the broader public or to the relevant stakeholders. this is also at administrat

springboks were forced to cancel training injohannesburg, where they're due to play the british and irish lionsancellation was a "precautionary measure". the lions are set to travel to south africa on sunday evening. it's the final day of the british championships in manchester with britain's best athletes bidding for places at the forthcoming 0lympics. teenager keely hodgkinson stormed ahead in the women's 800 metres, passing fellow britsjemma reekie and laura muir. so that means hodgkinson and reekie both claim automatic qualification, while muir will have to wait until monday to see if the selectors find her worthy of inclusion. meanwhile, jazmin sawyers has also qualified for tokyo after winning the women's long jump final. meanwhile in the mens 800 metres it was a tense affair, eliot giles and oliver dustin crossed the line with barely anything in it and it had to be decided with a photo finish. giles just taking victory by an incredible 0.01 seconds. both did enough to qualify for tokyo and, fabio quartararo has won the dutch motogp to extend his lead at the top of rider standings. the fr

the british and irish lions are due to fly to south africa this evening, however the whole springbokled injohannesburg. in a statement they said that cancellation was a "precautionary measure". no decision has yet been made on the first of their warm up tests against georgia on friday. that's all the sport for now. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... the south african president introduces strict measures to battle rising _ introduces strict measures to battle rising infections there. official figures from russia show there've been nearly four thousand covid— related deaths there over the past week — a new record. both moscow and st petersburg have registered their highest ever daily totals — and st petersburg is dues to host euro 2020 quarter final match in the coming days. parts of the pacific northwest of the us are experiencing a record heat wave and warnings have been issued across washington and oregon state, part of california and idaho, along with much of south—western canada. china's national space administration has released new photos and video

the british and irish lions won their warm—up match againstjapan ahead of their tour to south africa,eland's conor murray taking over as skipper. katie gornall was at murrayfield for us. these fans know they are the lucky ones. there will be no sea of red when the lions tour south africa, so it turns out merrifield is the next best thing. this is new ground for the lions, theirfirst best thing. this is new ground for the lions, their first time playing in scotland, their first test againstjapan. still, there's plenty thatis againstjapan. still, there's plenty that is familiar. alun wynjones has more experience than anyone, but he lasted only seven minutes before dislocating his shoulder as a huge blow. in their captain because my absence, it was time for others to step up and josh adams, on his lines debut, answer the call. japan, world cup quarterfinalists, looked rusty, while scotland because my van der merwe was anything but, another try scoring debut. and the tries kept coming. 21 points up at the break. after it, the alliance would raise further clear. dan biggar was flawless wit

the first british and irish lions team of the summer has been announced, and eight players will make chance to impress. quality players bring the best out of everyone, and we've already seen that with the group, so we've got absolutely quality players here that take on the information so quickly. and they've already been so accurate. so, look, the whole group have really impressed us. india will go into the sixth and final day, the reserve day, of the inaugural world test championship final with a lead of 32 runs and eight second wickets in hand against new zealand. india's bowlers dominated the early part of the fifth day in southampton — mohamed shami taking four wickets. new zealand eventually reached 249 all out and secured a first innings lead thanks to some hefty blows from their tail enders. tim southee then took two wickets when india returned to the crease to leave the match nicely poised heading into the final day. we've got a tough day ahead of us. like i said, it's exciting to have all three results still possible. it's a quality indian batting line—up, with two of their

surprised to get the call from warren gatland asking him to replace alun wynjones at british and irish lionsptain who won't travel with the team to south africa after dislocating his shoulder. the injury overshadowed the lions 28—10 win overjapan yesterday. justin tipuric also sustained a tour—ending shoulder injury. we've got to be able to move on, react and make decisions and that's kind of the only way you can deal with it. if you can't go into a shock scenario and have it look as though you're panicking about it, that's going to reflect badly on us. england's cricketers wrapped up a very comfortable t20 series win over sri lanka thanks largely to an excellent 76 from dawid malan offjust 48 balls. england eventually made 180—6 but then bowled sri lanka out for 91. that means england take the series 3—0 in southampton. there was a chaotic start to this year's tour de france with two big crashes in the last 30 miles — the first was caused by a spectator who seem to be trying to get a picture while holding a cardboard sign. the second was inside the last five miles — chris froome, making his

finally, wales flanker justin tipuric has come into the starting team for saturday's british and irish lionsght and patchy, as early as it spreads further south and weekends. early sunshine east anglia and the southeast, increasing cloud for the afternoon, chance of light rain by evening. elsewhere patchy rain, northern england, the southwest brightening up in the afternoon. scotland, northern ireland, some heavier rain working southwards, quite cold in northern scotland, with a strengthened northerly wind. and we are going to see some useful rain impacting parts of scotland and england, wherejune's been so very dry, as thursday comes to an end, and it works further south into friday morning. a mild start on friday. on friday, a lot of cloud around first thing and during the day, it is most likely for parts of england in eastern scotland, further rain, there's a chance of catching showers elsewhere, but the tendency for things for brighten up into the afternoon. it will be turning cooler in that breeze from the north. this is bbc news, the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around th

and in rugby union, the england prop kyle sinckler has been called up to the british and irish lionshe lions following the conclusion of bristol bears' domestic season. the bafta awards ceremony will be broadcast later on bbc one, celebrating the best on—screen talent and tv programmes of 2020. steve mcqueen's five—part series small axe leads the way with six nominations. i may destroy you, normal people and the crown are also in the running. small axe, large bafta hopes. sir steve mcqueen's bbc one series of stand—alone films telling black british stories has the most nominations at today's bafta tv awards. six, including shaun parkes, best actor for the mangrove episode. he is thrilled the show has done so well. what can i say? it puts a smile on my face. but for some reason puts the pressure on as well, i don't really know why, it makes me more nervous. now, if you say you're nervous, that suggests to me that you do care about whether you win or not. well, of course, because there's this build—up, right? there's everyone around you wishing you well. but that said, fortunately, the

elsewhere, though, bad news for british and irish lions captain alun wyn jones, who won't travel withppen after the dutchman claimed pole for the styrian grand prix in austria. the championship leader was almost a 0.25 seconds quicker than hamilton who'll start from second, ahead of fellow briton lando norris, who's third. there was a chaotic start to this year's tour de france with two big crashes in the last 30 miles. the first was caused by a spectator who seem to be trying to get a picture while holding a cardboard sign. look at the top left of the screen here. the second was inside the last five miles with chris froome, making his tour comeback, one of many riders affected. again, top left corner of the screen there. world championjulian alaphilppe won the stage and will wear the yellow jersey in today's second stage. geraint thomas finished safely in the group behind, along with most of the favourites. that sign, it's an endearing term for grandparents, apparently, written on it and the tour organiser is very not happy with whoever did that, they are so close to the road they ar

wales flankerjustin tipuric has come into the starting team for saturday's british and irish lions matchng. watson, who was set to make his first appearance for the lions, will be cleared to play again once he passes a series of medical tests. that's all the sport for now. all happening in that vital ground. it is portugal who are up against france in that big class. it will be germany who would go out because they would lose 1— 02 hungary. thank you very much indeed. for the first time in britain for more than 30 years, a police officer has been convicted of manslaughter during the course of their duties. phc benjamin monk was found guilty of killing daily and ask in sin —— pc benjamin monk —— dalian out pinson. a trial heard how pc monk kicked atkinson twice in the head and tased them. they said he believed there was a danger of life for him and his colleague. pc benjamin monk had fired his taser three times when dalian atkinson fell to the ground. while he lay in the street, the police officer kicked him twice in the head. the 48—year—old former footballer never recovered and died in

ireland coach andy farrell willjoin warren gatland's back room team for the upcoming british and irish lionsspringboks in cape town on the 24th ofjuly. celtic have applied to uefa for an exemption to allow ange postecoglou to become the club's new manager. the australian doesn't have the required coaching badges, with uefa saying the appeal could take several weeks. celtic are in advanced talks with postecoglou, who is currently in charge of yokohama f marinos injapan, as they look to replace neil lennon. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30. now on the news channel it's time for your questions answered. we're answering your questions on the what restrictions mean, and consumer rights. you've been sending in your questions, so to answer them, we can now speak to lisa minot, the travel editor at the sun. about the various travel restrictions announced today, including portugal no longer being on the green list. let's start off. straightaway, thank you very much for being with us. if portugal is moved to the amber list, what are the rules for travel there and back to the uk? ~ . the ru

the british and irish lions are playing their first match in scotland today, warming up for their tourding 7—0. there's the premiership rugby final at 5:30 too at twickenham. defending champions exeter against harlequins. preview and build up can be found at bbc.co.uk/sport. i'll have more at 4:15. as we've been hearing, wales kick off in a couple of hours' time against denmark welsh fans aren't able to travel to the game in amswerdam though. dai rees is the founder of the �*coleman had a dream' podcast and a wales fan who is at the stadium now. he is allowed to be there, i stress, because he lives in the hague. how are you feeling?— are you feeling? very excited and very nervous _ are you feeling? very excited and very nervous and _ are you feeling? very excited and very nervous and the _ are you feeling? very excited and very nervous and the assumption | are you feeling? very excited and - very nervous and the assumption that not as many as danish people is made would actually travel is absolutely not true and the village had been here and we have seen about 15 welsh people all after

away from the euros, the first british and irish lions team of the summer has been announced, and eight for the first ever meeting beaten the lions and japan. despite the debuts, head coach warren gatland says everyone will get their chance to impress. quality players bring the best out of everyone, and we�*ve already seen that with the group, so we�*ve got absolutely quality players here that take on information so quickly. they�*ve already been so accurate. they�*ve already been so accurate. the whole group have really impressed us. finally, the rain—affected world test championship final in southampton looks destined to end in a draw. india are 24—1 for by in their second innings — trailing by eight after new zealand were bowled out for 249 in theirfirst innings. there is a reserve day tomorrow, but it looks unlikely either side will be able to force a victory there�*s commentary on five live will be able to force a victory. there�*s commentary on five live sports extra and full coverage on the bbc sports website. that�*s bbc.co.uk/sport. but that�*s all your sport for now. thank you

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away from the euros, the first british and irish lions team of the summer has been announced and eightes. 16,500 fans are expected to be at murrayfield for the first ever meeting between the lions and japan. you can see the full team on the bbc sport website. and carl nassib has become the first active nfl player to come out as gay. the las vegas raiders, defensive end, made the announcement in a video posted on his instagram account. nassib said he�*d �*been meaning to do this for a while�*, and that he �*finally feels comfortable enough to get it off his chest�*. the announcment has been widely met with praise from fellow nfl players and teams. nassib also pledged to donate a hundred thousand pounds to a us organisation that provides a suicide prevention service for lgbtq youths. and, india have hit back against new zealand in the rain affected inaugural world test championship in southampton a few moments ago new zealand were 150 for 5 in reply to india�*s 217 all. there�*s commentary on 5 live sports extra and full coverage on the bbc but that�*s all your sport for now. we arejust

wales flankerjustin tipuric has come into the starting team for the british and irish lions' first match point at celtic manor in 2010 — the same year he won the us open, while kaymer famously holed the continent's winning putt two years later to complete a remarkable comeback at medinah in chicago. and paralympics gb have announced the first wave of track and field stars heading for the tokyo games this summer. hannah cockcroft is one of six reigning paralympic champions included in the team. she already has five paralympic golds to her name. she'll be competing in the women's t34100 and 800 metre races. 20—year—old thomas young is also in the team. he'll be making his paralympic debut in the men's t38100 metres. i'm really excited, ever since i've been a kid i've always wanted to compete on the world stage, so going out to tokyo soon is going to be a massive highlight of my career so far. :, . , :, massive highlight of my career so far. :, ., , :, ., , far. thomas young that, it will be competing _ far. thomas young that, it will be competing at _ far. thomas young that, it will be com

irish... the first lions team and irish of the summer has been named.nomy is recovering as more businesses are able to re—open, model was able to go back to the office and crucially, go out to spend and to consume. let me show you these figures on the grass, because they help to put it in context. this first one, you can see may compare to the rest of the year. as you compare it to may of last year, you will know, we entered that first lockdown and the public finances were in a pretty tough condition. remember, borrowing at the difference between what the government has to spend on public services but crucially things like the furlough and drop support team. and the difference between what it owns in income, tax revenue from businesses and from all of us. i came in at £24.3 billion, £19 billion lower than it was last may. so it tells you may versus may, there is been a dramatic improvement as the economy is able to reopen a little. but if we now compare that to previous years, you start to get a sense of how expensive this last 12 months has been. these