i'm hugh ferris, also coming up in the programme: johanna konta loses the match and her temper in theal of the nottingham open. you are making decisions that affect

british number one johanna konta says she feels fortunate to have beaten compatriot heather watson inttingham open. konta was taken to a tie break in the second set and it took an hour and 39 minutes to get past watson, who's currently ranked 69 places lower. konta will face da—lila jaku—povic from slovenia in the quarter final. in rugby union, flanker brad shields will make his first international start for england, as they aim to level their three match series with south africa this weekend. that means former captain chris robshaw won't be taking part, he's been left out of the squad entirely. new zealand—born shields was fast—tracked into the squad by head coach eddiejones and he made his debut off the bench in the first test. danny cipriani is a replacement for the match in bloemfontein on saturday, and in line for his first cap in three years. ellis jenkins will start at blindside flanker for wales as one of five changes for the second test with argentina on saturday. there are also starts for scrum—half aled davies, hooker ryan elias, and tight head tomas francis. owen watkin re

johanna konta lost the final of the nottingham open for the second year in a row. was beaten by australia's ashleigh barty in three sets. but not before an on—court meltdown in the deciding set. konta had already come from a break down. but then a point in the ninth game angered her because a barty shot wasn't called long. the puff might have been chalk, but could have been dust beyond the baseline. and it led to this outburst. this is a joke! this is an absolute joke! you listen to me now, we are out here busting, and maturity busting our buts like no other and you are making decisions that affect oui’ you are making decisions that affect our lives, do you understand that? do you fully understand that? roger federer has marked his return to the top of the world rankings by beating milos raonic to win the mercedes cup in stuttgart. federer hadn't played a match since the miami open in march after choosing to miss the clay—court season, but his straight sets win in germany gives him a 98th tour title. fernando alonso has won le mans 2a hours at the first attempt. it

johanna konta reflects on a tough year, after the high of a wimbledon semi final.m is helping the rehabilitation of former servicemen. before that, though, rugby league, and england internationaljoel tomkins says leaving wigan is "embarrassing" and "sad" — but he's grateful for the opportunity to play for hull kr. tomkins was suspended by wigan, less than two weeks after a video appeared on line of him abusing staff in a bar. today he officially left wigan, but was signed by rovers. matt dean has more: joel tomkins move to hull kingston rovers, no real surprise after reports surfaced that he was heading out of wigan. he was barred by them after video emerged on social media of him abusing bar staff following a night out with his brother. neither joel tomkins nor anyone here has been available to be interviewed by the bbc today, but tomkins who has joined on an 18 month contract is quoted on the website as saying that the move is best for all parties, after having his resignation accepted after having his resignation a cce pted by after having his resignation accept

at the wta event in birmingham, british number one johanna konta is also out. she was beaten in the first round by the defending champion petra kvitova 6—3, 6-4 finally, frankie dettori rode three winners on the first day of royal ascot, all three of which were trained byjohn gosden. dettori's big winner was without parole though, a 9—4 favourite, and a son of the legendary horse frankel, in the st james‘s palace stakes. dettori also won on kay—licks and monarchs glen. a nice day indeed. and that is all from sportsday with me tim hague and olly foster in moscow too. thanks for watching, and coming up in a moment, it's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster and writer, mihir bose, and the senior political correspondent for the times, lucy fisher. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times reports jitters on global markets over fears of a trade war between the united states and china. the telegraph says the culture secretary thinks children should hav

meanwhile british number one johanna konta is currently playing ashleigh barty in the nottingham open konta taking the first two games of the second. if she wins it she will return to the world's top 20. england number eight billy vunipola is returning to london from south africa today after fracturing his right arm again during the test yesterday. he only returned to action in april after four months out with the original break. it is just one four months out with the original break. it isjust one more four months out with the original break. it is just one more thing for coach, and jones to worry about. after the match in south africa he had an ill tapered exchange with bbc reporter chrisjones, who asked him if selection was an issue. we have 110w if selection was an issue. we have now got 25 players sitting at home who are not available for selection. these are the best players we've got and i'm happy to work with these players. the coaching staff is doing a greatjob. players. the coaching staff is doing a great job. you've also got a very large player pool, bigger than any other t

johanna konta is out, beaten in three sets by world number two caroline wozniaki.but wozniaki won the next two 6—1, 6—4 to set up a meeting with ashleigh barty. england continued on from their one—day series whitewash over australia, with a convincing victory in the twenty20 jos buttler kicked things off for the home team by striking the fastest 50 by an england player in a t20, off only 22 balls. australia had high hopes with aaron finch reaching 84 runs, but in the end australia were bowled out at 193, 28 runs behind england. that's all from sportsday. a reminder all of the reaction from the world cup with the defending champions germany being knocked out, thatis champions germany being knocked out, that is available on the bbc website. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kevin schofield, who's the editor of politicshome, and the talkradio presenter, daisy mcandrew.

wozniacki will face either briton johanna konta or aleksandra kruni of serbia in the third round.n almost a year as he eased past sta n victory in almost a year as he eased past stan wawrinka. very recently returned after almost a year out after a hip roblin, the former world and one is yet to confirm his participation at wimbledon, which begins next week. it's day three of the third test between west indies and si lanka in bridgtown. west indies are struggling in their second innings, a short while ago they were 88 for 9. they were looking to build a big lead, in the the first day—night cricket test in the caribbean but things aren't going to plan. earlier on monday, west indies pace trio of shannon gabriel, kemar roach and jason holder had helped restrict sri lanka to 15k, 50 runs short of the windies total at the time. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. whether you like it or not, there is absolutely no end in sight to this hot spell we are experiencing right now and it is a he

johanna konta has struggled this past year — injuries saw her fall in the first round of the australianhe last eight last year. and since then there's been a run of early exits, culminating in a first round defeat at the french open two weeks ago. now the british number one is turning her attention to the grass season — after reaching the semi—finals of wimbledon 12 months ago, she knows she's lacking form this time round. obviously i haven't played my first match yet, it was my first practise here, but it is funny i practised and we played the final last year, but yes, i think i am coming into this period of the season in a different position than last year, but i think i am equally excited i think. ain a good place in terms of development, and my clarity on how i wa nt to development, and my clarity on how i want to be playing and how i want to be be doing my career so i am excited to keep working. england international joel tomkins says leaving wigan is "embarrassing" and "sad", but he's grateful for the opportunity to play for hull kr. tomkins was suspended by wigan, less than two w

caroline wozniacki fought back from a set down to beat britain's johanna konta and reach the quarter—finalser one seed made a poor start to the match and konta took the first set by six games to four, but the dane, currently ranked number two in the world, who won the first grand slam title of her career in melbourne in january, took control of the match winning the next two sets. wozniacki will play the australian ashleigh barty in the last eight. that's about all we've got time for. to reiterate, germany are out of the world cup after losing 2—0 to south korea, finishing bottom of their group. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. it's a bit of a case of deja vu with the weather forecast at the moment. day—on—day we're seeing those temperatures building, lots of sunny and dry weather during wednesday. top temperatures reached 32 at porthmadog in north wales. we could see a similar story i think during the day on thursday. so high pressure well and truly driving the weather, keepi

british number one johanna konta says she feels fortunate to have beaten compatriot heather watson in currently ranked 69 places lower. she will face dele alli jakupovic slovenia in the quarterfinals. -- dalila jakupovic. strong crosswinds have made scoring difficult on the first day of the us open at shinnecock hills in new york state, although organisers say a tweaked course design may alleviate the problem. rory mcilroy has started badly and is 10 over from 1a holes so far with his round including five bogeys and three double bogeys. the weather conditions have made things difficult — but england's ian poulter is coping well. he shares the lead with scott piercy on one under — and they're the only two players to have broken par right now. and that is all your sport for now. we will be back at the bbc sports centre later on. we mentioned this story earlier, which is the government is to relax immigration rules to allow more skilled workers from outside the eu to come and work in the uk. the home office is expected to confirm that foreign doctors and nurses will be excluded from the

johanna konta is out, beaten in three sets by world number two caroline wozniaki. up a meeting with ashleigh barty. england continued on from their one—day series whitewash over australia with a convincing victory in the t20. jos buttler kicked things off for the home team by striking the fastest 50 by an england player in a t20, off only 22 balls. australia had high hopes, with aaron finch reaching 84 runs, but in the end australia were bowled out at 193, 28 runs behind england that's all from sportsday. all of the reaction from the world cup with defending champions germany being knocked out, available on the bbc sport website. good evening. well, it is a little bit like we are playing the weather forecast on replay at the moment because things are pretty much the same day on day. temperatures have been creeping up on wednesday was the warmest day of the year so far. we had temperatures up to 32 celsius on wednesday, and that was important in wales. similar conditions on thursday with high pressure still very much in charge of our weather, keeping a weather front

johanna konta lost the final of the nottingham open today for the second year in a row today for then by ashleigh barty from australia. not before an uncourt meltdown. she had come from a breakdown, but a point angered her because a point was not called. she thought it was. the puff could have been chalk or dust, leading to this. this is a joke! it is an absolute joke. you change the course of a match. listen to me. we are out here busting our chops like no other and you are making decisions that affect our lives. do you understand that? fernando alonso has secured the second part of his bid to be the second part of his bid to be the second person in history after graham hill to win the triple crown in motor racing. he nowjust needs the indianapolis 500 to complete the famous hat—trick of titles. cycling. an american has won the tour of britain. the final stage was gone to riverra. danny rose finished third, the highest placed british rider. and the countdown is starting until tomorrow at seven o'clock. that is all of the sport. tick, tock, tick, tock. thank you very much. experts ha

british number one johanna konta says she feels fortunate to have beaten compatriot heather watson ink an hour and 39 minutes to get past watson, who's currently ranked 69 places lower. the fourth seed will face slovenia's dalila jakupovic in the quarter—final. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other sports headlines. coryn rivera edged out three—time world champion marianne vos in a thrilling sprint finish to win stage two and move into the overall lead of the women's tour. the american is now 15 seconds clear of britain's dani rowe who came fourth to retain the best british rider blue jersey. and afghanistan fought back on the first day of their first ever test match. having taken their first wicket for 168 runs, the afghans then took 5—54 in the final session of the day. india finished on 347—6, with murali vijay and shikar dhawan. rory mcilroy is one of many players to have fallen victim to the windy conditions at the us open. the northern irishman is ten over par after his first round at shinnecock hills. the 2011 champion said he was confident before the start of the

slam debut at wimbledon next week — and he'll be playing with norrie in the doubles there too. johanna kontay world number two and top seed at eastbourne — caroline wozniaki. the british number one stormed to the first set 6—4, but wozniaki won the next two 6—1, 6—4 and she's through to the quarter finals to face australia's ashleigh barty. third seed and two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova has withdrawn from the tournament though with a slight hamstring injury. she won her first round match easily yesterday, but said it was too close to wimbledon to risk her fitness. seven—time champion serena williams has been seeded 25th for this year's wimbledon despite dropping out of the world's top 32 players. she's only played at 3 tournaments since having her first child last year and her world ranking is 183. but the all england club have used their discretion to give her a seeding, and some say that's not fair. here's our tennis correspondent russell fuller. by by ceding serena williams at number 25 the all—england club is giving hurt them at a protection. she cannot meet a seeded player in

johanna konta is through to the final of the notthingham open, beating the defending champion donna vekicbut showed no such frailties this time around, winning a rain—interrupted match in straight sets. she'll play australia's ashleigh barty in the final tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. dozens of flights have been delayed or diverted away from birmingham airport after the runway was temporarily closed this afternoon. passengers have been expressing their frustration on social media following hours of delays. the ru nway following hours of delays. the runway was shut following an emergency landing by a norwegian aircraft. passengers are being advised to check with their airlines before they travel. from anti—freeze to lemon coloured snails that could potentially fight cancer, the oceans of antarctica are full of unique animals that scientists hope could hold the key to some major global problems. members of the british antarctic survey in cambridge, spend months diving in freezing waters. our science correspondent, richard westcott has been given special access to the creatures they

and in the semi—finals of the nottingham open, british number one johanna konta is currently one setn. the croat caused an upset in last year's final, where she beat konta after recovering from a set down. but today, a dominant looking konta currently leads 6—2, taking the first set in under half an hour at the blustery nottingham tennis centre. the winner will face australian number one ashleigh barty in the final, who beat naomi osaka in straight sets during their semi—final. denmark's amalie dideriksen won stage four of the women's tour of great britain, while coryn rivera of america retained the overall lead with just one stage to go of the race. dideriksen sprinted to victory at the end of the 130 kilometre stage into worcester. marianne vos was third, which helped her narrow the gap to rivera, whose advantage is now 14 seconds. britain's dani rowe is third overall. the race concludes tomorrow in colwyn bay. jorge lorenzo has claimed his first motogp pole position for ducati in qualifying for the catalan grand prix in barcelona. the spaniard recorded his first win with his team

at the wta event in birmingham, british number one johanna konta went out in the first round.reparations ahead of wimbledon. heather watson's disappointing season continued with defeat to lesia tsurenko in the first round. it was a tight match, with the first set going to a tie—break and only a single break of serve in the second. heather watson searching for her best form of course with wimbledon around the corner now. back now to 0lly in moscow. day six of the world cup. many thanks indeed, john. the world cup, the game so thick and fast you have no time did dwell on anything. a lot of the chat, especially those with england hats on, with about a few of those challenges that harry kane, england captain, suffered in the tunisian box. wrestled, manhandled to the ground. should've got a penalty, perhaps, with the ve day are, they dew assisted referee. why did the man upstairs spot those clear files buyers towards england? richard conway, they seem clear cut. are going to do anything this outrage. —— steve they would open the think a lot more pressure today if the score had rema

wales kick off in argentina in the half an hour, and overnight scotland play the usa. johanna konta ision donna vekic in the last four. the british number one lost in the final to vekic last year, but showed no such frailties this time around, winning a rain—interrupted match in straight sets. she'll play australia's ashleigh barty in the final tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. thank you. sinn fein delegates at their annual conference have voted to liberalise the party's policy on abortion. it follows last month's referendum result in the republic of ireland, which overturned a de facto ban on most terminations. the motion, backed by sinn fein's leadership, has however, divided party members. from belfast, our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. resistance to sinn fein's moment of change. the party once opposed abortion in most circumstances. no more will our reproductive rights be capitalised and commercialised. applause today delegates queued to speak in favour of reform. we must face the reality, the lives of some women are placed in danger and real risk due to their pre

johanna konta faces ashleigh barty in the final of the nottingham open this afternoon.st to in the final last year. but she made up for that, winning their rain—interrupted match in straight sets. play due to get under way at three o'clock this afternoon. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. brazil preparing for their first group match of the world cup. greece and macedonia have signed a historic agreement aimed at ending decades of dispute about macedonia's name. under the deal, greece's neighbour will be known as north macedonia — the change is to distinguish it from the greek province of macedonia. athens has long argued that by using that name, its neighbour was implying it had a claim to the greek region. the agreement still needs to be approved by both parliaments and by a referendum in macedonia. it faces stern opposition from nationalists in both states. let's get more from our balkans correspondent guy delauney. how much does this matter to the greeks? the greek prime minister say

in the women's draw, johanna konta plays russia's natalia vikhlya ntseva.s arantxa rus of the netherlands and the reigning champion garbine muguruza plays britain's naomi broady. and the former australia cricket captain steve smith played his first no world cup action today so time to reflect on yesterday's offence. england came second in their group and so will face colombia. england are into the last 16 hours group g's runners—up. it was last night's defeated belgium that has plotted their cause in this tournament and a cold from the further sunderland and manchester united striker that sealed belgium's cool united striker that sealed belgium's cool. england made eight changes and with the sausages they brought in, every outfield player in the squad has now featured at this world cup. that is something manager said was important as atonement goes on. not a classic match but one moment that might be remembered for is this u nfortu nate might be remembered for is this unfortunate celebration. not only could he not find the net from inside the goal mouth, bu

johanna konta lost the final of the nottingham 0pen for the second year in a row.ot before an on—court meltdown in the deciding set. konta had already come from a break down. but then a point in the ninth game angered her because a barty shot wasn't called long. the puff might have been chalk but could have been dust beyond the baseline. and it led to this outburst. this is a joke! an absolute joke! understand that we change courts here. now listen to me. we are busting our chops out here. you are there and you are making decisions that affect our lives, do you understand that? do you fully understand that? do you fully understand that? that's all the sport for now. the conservative mp, at the centre of the upskirting controversy — now says he ‘does' support moves to criminalise it. in an interview with the bournemouth echo, sir christopher chope said — he backs measures to make upskirting illegal butjust not using the parliamentary procedure of a ‘private members bill'. let's listen back to the moment he blocked it now, you can hear the deputy speaker and liberal

british number 0ne johanna konta says she's feeling positive about the grass court season after goingund at the french open. in the build—up to wimbledon she turns her attention to this week's nottingham 0pen, where she plays japan‘s kurumi nara in the first round this afternoon. heather watson's already through, having beaten american danielle lao. that's it for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. bye for now. thanks, hugh. let's return to our main story this morning — that extraordinary meeting between two leaders who only a few months ago were exchanging insults and threats of nuclear war. president trump is now speaking of having a "special bond" with the north korean leader, and described the talks as "honest, direct and productive". kim jong—un said the world is about to see "a major change", and that they were going to put the past behind them. donald trump gave a lengthy news conference after the meeting. this is a part of what he had to say. it's my honour today to address the people of the world following this very historic summit with chairman kim jong—un of north

coming up on sportsday on bbc news, 12 months after reaching the wimbledon semifinals, johanna kontand. spain has said it will take in a rescue ship which has been stranded in the mediterranean with more than 600 migrants on board after both malta and italy refused it permission to dock. italy's new hardline interior minister said he would not allow his country to turn into what he called a "huge refugee camp". the ship, the aquarius, which has hundreds of women and children on board, has been waiting in the sea between malta and sicily. james reynolds is in the sicilian port of catania for us. james. tonight, the aquarius remains about 35 nautical miles off the coast of sicily, and we expect it to set sail for its new destination of spain. the spanish decision to step in as appeared to bring to an end what was appeared to bring to an end what was a dramatic stand—off. the aquarius sailed into the mediterranean as normal on saturday in order to save lives. italian naval officials directed it towards migrants struggling to stay afloat off the coast of libya. there's more life jackets,

british number one johanna konta says she's feeling positive ahead of the grasscourt season.rnoon. more than 600 migrants stranded on a rescue ship in the mediterranean will be transferred to italian boats and taken to spain. the aquarius, which is carrying a number of pregnant women and scores of children, was stranded after the italian and maltese authorities refused to allow it to dock. our correspondentjames reynolds is in sicily. james? jane, the aquarius has said simply it is too overcrowded to make the long sea journey from the coast of sicily, where it is several dozen miles away, all the way to spain. it needs help. the italian authorities are now providing that. they have sentin are now providing that. they have sent in two boasts, a coastguard and a navy ship, to transfer some of the migrants from the overcrowded aquarius. that transfer is happening now, we know in the last half—hour 01’ so now, we know in the last half—hour or so the migrants on board have been told of their new destination, spain. some, we hearfrom reporters on the ship, have welcomed back. other

british number one johanna konta says she feels fortunate to have beaten compatriot heather watson inater on. thanks. the government has been told its flagship benefit scheme, universal credit, is not delivering value for money, has been too slow to roll out and is causing financial hardship. a damning report from the national audit office says there's strong evidence that some claimants are turning to food banks, or getting into debt, while they wait for payment. universal credit was first introduced in 2013, and was designed to make claiming benefits simpler by merging six benefits, including child tax credit and income support, into one single payment. but the move to the new system has long been criticised for its delayed and flawed implementation. last year, 40% of claimants waited 11 weeks for their first payments. almost a million people currently receive the benefit. around 10% of the final number expected to be claiming it by 2023. ministers say universal credit is good value for money and significant improvements have been made to its delivery. last year, three people using

johanna konta faces ashleigh barty in the final of the nottingham open this afternoon for us beat thep for that winning the rain interrupted match in straight sets. play due to get under way in the final at three o'clock afternoon. justin rose is one shot behind a four way tie for the lead going into the final round of the us openin going into the final round of the us open in new york state. it is phil mickelson that everyone has been talking about, though. after missing a putt on one of the incredibly fast greens, deliberately hit his ball while it was still moving. after missing a put on one of the incredibly fast greens, he deliberately hit his ball while it was moving, knowing he'd be given a two—shot penalty, but deciding that was better than letting the ball run off the green. he didn't withdraw, contrary to that caption — but several former players said he should've been disqualified. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. thank you. sajid javid revealed he was the victim of 0bed mugging a few months ago. he said he was about to make a call when thieves

british number one johanna konta believes she is improving with every match.ectively, saying profits in the first half of the year will be close to zero. back to our exclusive story today. this programme has discovered there s been a dramatic rise in the last year in the number of people prosecuted for breaching community protection notices or cpns. cpns are effectively the new asbos — but there‘s one big difference — asbos were handed down by a court, cpns are given by police and councils where they simply decide someone has a detrimental effect on others. they‘ve been given out to stop people feeding birds in their own garden, crying in their own home, preventing people walking in front of their house, or to stop them looking in other people‘s windows. if you breach a cpn, you can be fined and multiple breaches can result in going to prison. in a moment we‘ll talk live to this cafe—owner who was given a cpn which she says meant she and her customers weren‘t allowd to look at a rival cafe, and this woman who was given a cpn because her peacocks were too noisy

british number one johanna konta says she feels fortunate to have beaten compatriot heather watson int took an hour and 39 minutes to get past watson, who's currently ranked 69 places lower. konta advances to the quarter final today. arsenal's new manager unai emery has been given the toughest possible start to his career at the emirates. the fixtures for the next premier league season were announced yesterday pitting his side against champions manchester city on the opening day of the season. manchester united host leicester city, liverpool take on west ham, while championship winners wolverhampton wanderers welcome everton to molineux. now many of you will have been reliving your childhood playground days of "got. got. need," playing swapsies and getting all excited about ‘shinies‘. yep, have you completed your stick album? if you've finished your russia page, you may have noticed a few absentees. that's because the first three goalscorers for russia didn't have a sticker! panini had to make an educated guess at the squads earlier in the year and yuri gazinsky, denis cheryshev and a

johanna konta lost the final of the nottingham 0pen for the second year in a row.ot wasn't called long. the puff might have been chalk, but could have been dust beyond the baseline — and it led to this outburst. this is a joke! it's an absolute joke. no, you listen to me. we are out here busting, literally busting out here busting, literally busting out shot like no other and you are there and you are making decisions that affect our lives, do you understand that? fully understand that? issue didn't understand it before, she understands it now. there is something uncomfortable about that awful moment when the athlete is under that pressure. it is uncomfortable to what. heat of the moment. —— watch. uncomfortable to what. heat of the moment. -- watch. shouldn't lose your temper. trent alexander arnold only left school last year. your temper. trent alexander arnold only left school last yearlj your temper. trent alexander arnold only left school last year. i think he is 19. extraordinary. as cool as you like. graham satchell is at his old school now. morning. we are

british number one johanna konta says she feels fortunate to have beaten compatriot heather watson ins taken to a tie break in the second set and it took an hour and 39 minutes to get past watson, who's currently ranked 69 places lower. konta will face da—lila jaku—povic from slovenia in the quarter final. onto rugby league and joel tomkins has been speaking today about his controversial move from wigan to hull kingston rovers. tomkins left wigan after a video of him being drunk and abusive to bar staff appeared on social media. he admits he made a huge mistake. i have a point to prove. to all of oui’ i have a point to prove. to all of ourfans and i have a point to prove. to all of our fans and fellow players to earn the respect. i have inadequate to prove to do with the incident that happened. that was a article i—hopper incident i commented about. it was a huge mistake which i made. —— a one—off incident. i am not proud of that. i said sorry. i will move on from it now. rory mcilroy is one of many players to have fallen victim to the windy conditions at the us open. the northern iri

johanna konta has reached her first semi—final since wimbledon last year.break down to take the first set and then improved further to win in straight sets. 6—4, 6—2 the final score. she'll face donna vekic in the semis. the croatian beat her in the final last year it's another day of difficult weather conditions at the us open, but the world number one dustinjohnson is proving up to the challenge. he was one of four players including england's ian poulter to share the overnight lead on one under par, but the american has picked up two more shots today to lead outright. poulter tees off just after 6.30 pm uk time. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. president trump has announced tariffs of 25% targeting 50 billion dollars' worth of chinese goods. the tariffs cover 1100 separate product lines containing what the administration calls "industrially significant technologies". beijing has already responded by saying it will impose taxes on goods imported from america. fred bergste

johanna konta continues her preparations for wimbledon at eastbourne next week after being losing totle too much in a straight sets first round defeat. the records tumbled as england set the highest one day internationl score beating australia at trent bridge yesterday. it was raining sixes, openerjonny bairstow got to 100 injust 69 balls. not to be outdone, alex hales produced some huge hitting as england finished on 481 for 6 through, beating smashing their previous record. australia got nowhere near that, sealing a series win for england. the batting from england today was sensational. jonny bairstow at the top both got off to a flying start. then alex hales came in and out to them. 147 forjust nine balls. ever and who came in late great. eoin morgan. 481, some people believe 500 might be on the cards, i thought it would. hayles got out when it looked like they were getting to 500. when you are at 481 and feel disappointed you are at 481 and feel disappointed you know it it has been a great day. poor mo salah. having lit up the premier league, he hasn't been able to show the world

south africa were 91—2 in the 27th of their 50 overs. johanna konta has reached herfirst semifinal sinceht sets. 6—4, 6—2 the final score. she'll face donna vekic in the semis. just time to tell you that dustion johnson has taken the outright lead on day two of the us open — he's 3 under par through 7 holes. we'll keep you updated. that's all the sport for now. plans to create a new criminal offence of "upskirting" — which is when people secretly take photos under someone's clothes without their consent — have been halted by a senior conservative mp. the government had signalled its support for plans to make it against the law in england and wales. the draft law was expected to be nodded through at two thirty this afternoon — but when the title of the bill was read out, the conservative mp, sir christopher chope, shouted out "object". that one word was enough to halt the bill's progress. the private member's bill was put forward by the liberal democrat mp, wera hobhouse — shejoins us from westminster. how are you feeling right now? angry and frustrated, and disappointed. because we had b

jason day, but english trio justin rose, ian poulter and tommy fleetwood are just 5 off the pace. johanna konta the nottingham 0pen in straight sets. she'll face donna vekich, in the semis. the croatian beat her, in last year's final. that is sport now but an important announcement for 412 o'clock, andy murray will save he will compete at queens next week. will he will run out of time to be fit for wimbledon? looking less likely. it won't be the same without you, andy murray. more than half of adults say developing dementia is one of their main health worries, that's according to new data from public health england. now the nhs is to offer free advice on how to spot early signs of the condition. it will be included as part of health checks offered every five years to those over 40. jamie waterall from public health england joins us now. good morning. wise is now being included in terms of what most people are worried about? the health checks programme was introduced as a cardiovascular prevention programme but as evidence is mounted, we know that dementia is prevented all. it a real worry but o

at the wta event in birmingham, british number one johanna konta is out in the first round.ty good on the grass court herself. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. england breaking the world record in cricket. doing really well. thank you very much. it is now 5:36pm. more now on the news that the home secretary, sajid javid, has announced a review of cannabis for medicinal use, which could lead to prescribed drugs derived from the plant. the decision was prompted by recent high—profile cases of children with severe epilepsy being denied access to cannabis oil to control seizures. but the ban on recreational use of cannabis will continue. we can speak now to lord robert winston, professor of science & society at imperial college london. good to see you with us. for broader response to what the home secretary has signalled today. we should welcome the response, 20 years ago, i was chairman of the science select committee in the house of lords and we set up an enquiry into medicinal uses of cannab

johanna konta is out as well beaten in three sets by the world number two caroline wozniacki., 6—2, 6— forsetting wozniacki responding with the next two, 6—2, 6— for setting up a meeting with ashley barty next. that is all the sport for now. we will be back with more ends wednesday at half past ten. thank you very much. a key member of the us supreme court, justice anthony kennedy, has announced he's stepping down. though a conservative, he has been a pivotal vote on crucial decisions including the 5—a rulings that decided same—sex marriage and upheld roe v wade. in his letter to mr trump, justice kennedy expressed "profound gratitude" for having served in the highest court. the 82—year—old will retire at the end of next month. well, let's speak to our correspondent in washington, anthony zurcher who's following developments in the story. as opposed president trump will be looking to change the balance on the supreme court. absolutely. we've already said he will pick a replacement for anthony kennedy from the list of about two dozen potential candidates that he compiled when h

and in the last few minutes johanna konta has lost the nottingham open to top seed ashleigh barty.nal. fernando alonso has won le mans 2a hours at the first attempt. it means he's secured the second part of his bid to become the second person after graham hill to win motor racing's triple crown. he's previously won the monaco grand prix and now only needs to add the indianapolis 500 to complete the hat—trick of titles. american coryn rivera has won cycling's women's tour... her first title at world tour level. italy's lotta lepisto won the final stage which finished in colwyn bay today, with rivera taking the overall win — dani rowe was the highest place british rider, finishing third overall. england number eight billy vunipola is returning to london today from south africa, after re—fracturing his right arm during yesterday's test defeat. he only returned to action in april after four months out with the original break. it's one more thing for head coach eddiejones to worry about. after the match in bloemfontein, he had an ill—tempered exchange with a bbc reporter. chrisjones — n

british number one johanna konta says she feels fortunate to have beaten compatriot heather watson inthe field. i haven't got a point to prove, anything to do with the incident, that was a one—off incident, which was a huge mistake which i made. i'm not proud of it but of hold my hands up and said sorry and i will move on from it -- said sorry and i will move on from it —— but i've held my hands up and said sorry. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. now on afternoon live — let's go nationwide — and see what's happening around the country — in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. amelia reynolds is in cambridge who can tell us more about a community organisation that is asking for the public‘s help to address the problem of knife crime in luton. rebecca wood's in birmingham where 50 years ago work started on one of the most complicated road junctions in the country — called spaghetti junction. first to amelia. so what's being done related to knife crime and stabbings in luton? it has got national attention. figures out today show that b

and in the run—up to wimbledon, british number one johanna konta is through to the third round at eastbourneace kyle edmund today. it's going to be warm. it is isn't it! we'll get the weather with carol in just a moment, but it's fair to say it's a scorcher wherever you are this morning. she might use the scorchio word.|j love it when she does that! let's have a look around the uk. here's the scene in central london. carol will have the weather to tell us carol will have the weather to tell us the temperature but it will be a warm day everywhere. it's looking particularly prettty outside our studios here in salford quays. at 4am this morning it was 18 degrees. which is something, isn't it? it's a lovely morning in glasgow. maybe not quite so lovely actually in glasgow but hot there later.|j heard a rumour, carol, that glasgow was going to have its hottest day of the year. is that right? good morning! she's not ready. we will leave that question hanging because she's not quite with us yet. she's ata she's not quite with us yet. she's at a vineyard, i don't know how, she might be able to tell

tennis and johanna konta is continuing her preparation ahead of wimbledon.moter, eddie hearn, was reportedly close to finalising negotiations. the wba have lost patience and demanded he ta ke have lost patience and demanded he take on russia's entry instead or risk being stripped of the title. the scores are still the same in the world cup games. i will be back in the next hour. thank you. var had its most controversial night at the world cup yesterday. on four occasions across two games of football the referee stared at a pitchside camera to decide whether he made the right decision or not — with mixed results. two referees made simultaneous decisions in the 92nd minute of two games — spain won group b thanks to an injury—time equaliser against morocco and iran secured a draw against portugal after a late penalty award. so how has var fared so far? joining me now is dermot gallagher, who is a former premier league referee. first of all, that penalty, was it? not for me. this is why we are talking about var. there are a number of things that it has corrected

johanna konta's final tournament before wimbledon has also come to an end.icket, winning the t20 international in birmingham. they scored a mammoth total in their 20 overs, the second—highest in their history. and, while australia put up a valiant chase, a bizarre morning of sport. england through to the next age of the world cup, germany out, we're having a heat wave and the england cricketers have continued their domination of australia —— next stage. england have continued their domination of australia in the cricket, winning the t20 international in birmingham. they scored a mammoth total in their 20 overs, the second—highest in their history. and, while australia put up a valiant chase, england seldom looked like losing. are we in a parallel universe? england seldom looked like losing! we are enjoying it, it is great! changes to technology and the way we choose to access the news are continuing to pose problems for high quality journalism, according to new research. circulation and print advertising revenues have dropped by more than half over the last

british and one johanna konta says joshua does not have. afternoon. that's all your sport for now. more for you in the next hour. goodbye for you in the next hour. goodbye for now. thanks a lot. see you later, holly. a big day at westminster today, as mps vote on the eu withdrawal bill, which will shape the way the uk leaves the european union. simon mccoy is at westminster. macros big thank you very much. theresa may is coming under increasing pressure as mps prepare for a series of crucial votes on the eu withdrawal bill over the next two days. a juniorjustice minister, phillip lee, has resigned to speak out against the government's brexit policy. he says that citizens need to be protected from decisions of the majority if they're wrong. we have a copy of phillip lee's resignation letter. in it he says... 0ur assistant political editor norman smith is here. the worst timing for the prime minister. it really is and it came, clear blue sky and no one expected this. government whips were privately congratulating themselves toa privately congr

in the women's draw johanna konta plays russia's natalia vikhlya ntseva. the curtain fell on the group stages of the tournament last night — it ended in defeat for england — but a result that means they'll face colombia in the last 16. it finished 1—0 in kaliningrad after a spectacular strike by adnanjanuzaj ensured belgium finished top of group g and booked them a date with japan next. as for england — they swerve a potential quarterfinal against brazil — but manager gareth southgate insists that wasn't his intention. none of us like the feeling of losing in the dressing room and for the support that was in the stadium especially, but also everybody at home. we wanted to give this a go and i think we kept giving it a go right to the end, but we also wanted to balance those objectives and our objective at the start of this group phase was to be in the next round and we are in the next round. so england will play colombia on tuesday... that's after the south americans secured a 1—0 win over senegal thanks to a yerry mina header. defeat for senegal means the

johanna konta's final tournament before wimbledon has come to an end as she was beaten at eastbournetralia put up a valiant fight, england rarely looked like losing. that is all the sport for now. thank you. this week, milly dowler would have turned 30. aged 13 in 2002, she was kidnapped on her way home from school in walton—on—thames in surrey. serial killer levi bellfield was found guilty of her murder and given a whole—life prison sentence in june 2011. in a moment, we'll talk to gemma dowler, milly's big sister, about their family life before she went missing, the police investigation and years later the subsequent trial. first, a reminder of back then. and milly is in the lounge. she's ironing... amanda dowler, better known as milly, was 13. she went missing in march 2002. she'd been to school, then went home with friends, stopping at a cafe for chips at walton—on—thames station. the journey home was a short walk, but she never made it. a nationwide search was launched. someone, somewhere, must know something. we just desperately need your help. but it would be six months before

johanna konta refused to shake hands with the umpire after she lost the final of the nottingham openecisions that affect our lives — do you understand that? do you fully understand that? that‘s all the sport for now. we will have more later. thank you very much. good morning. welcome to our programme. this programme‘s been told exclusively that children are being held in solitary confinement in prisons — something the government denies ever happens. roughly a third of children serving prison sentences will spend some time in isolation. and former inmates and medical professionals have told us that often, the conditions they‘re held in do meet the international definition for solitary confinement. that‘s ‘22 hours or more in a cell, without meaningful human contact‘. we‘ll discuss this in a moment with a former inmate, who says he was held in solitary confinement. first, we brought you andy smythe‘s full exclusive film earlier, here‘s an extract. this was london carnival in the august just before he was convicted. and so the most recent photos you have, pretty much? before he went awa

johanna konta says she‘s feeling positive about the grass court season after disappointment at the frenchorey is making her return to competition. eight months after having son charlie she‘s been selected in a 20—strong british team for the paracycling road world championships in italy in august. i don‘t know if we can get a picture of what‘s behind you. that is luis suarez, he plays for uruguay. what is he drinking, louise? it is a kind of tea, it is called mate, they drink a lot of it in uruguay and south america. it could be the secret weapon. lots of spurs players especially have been drinking it, brought in by pochettino. have you tried it before? take a little sniff. go on. have you just had a sip? am i having a sip? it doesn‘t really taste of anything. normally you have it in there and it is properly packed with leaves, tea leaves, mate leaves, then you drink it through a metal straw. it is like that but multiplied by 100. have a look inside the pot, it doesn‘t look nice. it doesn't taste very strong, it tastes more like tea. linnell messy? it tastes more like tea. linnell m essy ?

british number one johanna konta says she's feeling positive about the grass court season after goinggham open, where she plays japan's kurumi nara in the first round this afternoon. heather watson's already through having beaten american danielle lao. i'm definitely coming into this period of the season in a slightly different position to where i was last year, but i think i'm equally excited and i think i'm in a really good place right now in terms of my development and just might clarity on how i want to be playing and how i want to be doing my career really. that's all the sport for now. we will have more in the next hour. thank you very much. we are expecting the england squad to arrive in russia and when they do, we will show you the pictures. the government is facing increased pressure from pro—eu conservatives as mps prepare to vote on a number of house of lords amendments to the eu withdrawal bill. the first of two 3—hour brexit debates is underway now. and juniorjustice minister, phillip lee, has resigned, saying that governments had to protect citizens from the decisions of