out in front overall, jonas vingegaard has never stopped.eeks of solitude, this was the release. denmark's second grand tour winner will ride into paris and know it was worth it. formula 1 is in france for the last grand prix before a five—week summer break. once again, it looks set to be a battle between red bull's world champion max verstappen and charles leclerc, who managed to put his ferrari on pole for tomorrow's race. nick parrott reports. summer in the south of france, and unlike the last grand prix in austria, there was serenity in the stands. all the tension was on the track. this will be lewis hamilton's 300th race in formula 1. in qualifying, he got better of his team george to claim fourth on the grid. that was the best he could manage. with his hopes dashed, he helped out charles driving ahead of him created a slipstream to allow his team—mate to go faster. it paid off handsomely, securing pole over max verstappen by three tenths of a second. if he can convert his seventh pole of the season into a 41, that he will enjoy summer

jonas vingegaard also hope to finish the day with a win.he day with a win. with that scared he backed off. out in front overall, jonas vingegaard has never stopped. through all those weeks of solitude, this was the release. �*s second grand tour winner will ride into paris and now it was worth it. lots of sport in france a the moment, brooke henderson still has the lead heading into the final round of the evian championship in search of her second major the canadian had a three shot advantage at the halfway stage after back—to—back 64s on lake geneva, but went round in 68 and is nowjust a couple of srokes ahead of the south korean, so yeon ryu. england's charley hull is currently tied for sixth, six shots off the top of the leaderboard. but take a look at this eagle from her on the 11th hole. that's all from sportsday. we will be back to do it all again in the next hour. see you then. hello there, they have been some fairly big brother contrast across the uk today. across western areas that have been thicker cloud, bringing outbreaks of rai

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start stage 16 tomorrow morning in third place overall, 2 minutes 43 seconds behind denmark's jonas vingegaardwriters in front of me notjust one. you've got to keep believing, and as a team, we are going to hopefully try and make the most of any thing we can and keep raising the best we can, and basicallyjust try to get to paris as quick as we can and that's all we can do, really, but as i keep saying to me you know, it's a three week race, not 15 days. we will see. and that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team. bye—bye. hello there. monday brought extraordinary sheets covering a very wide area. this temperatures and sent them down and got up to 38.2 degrees, very close to the all—time uk record. jersey had its hottest day on record, wales provisionally had it's not a stay on record. forsome provisionally had it's not a stay on record. for some places, to say will be even hotter, hence this met office read extreme heat warning is 0ffice read extreme heat warning is still in force, and extremely warm start to the morning. starting temperatures like these way holding onto se

danish cyclist jonas vingegaard beat the defending champ, after finishing as runner-up just last yearrd has only raced professionally. for three years. and, he's the first danish rider to win cycling's biggest race in over 25 years. still to come on “pbs news weekend.” the costs of fast fashion fuel a rise in thrift shopping. and what movies and tv to watch this summer. announcer: this is “pbs news weekend” from weta studios in washington, home of the "pbs newshour" weeknights on pbs. geoff: thrift shopping has taken on a completely new life. one reason -- the epa calculates that unwanted clothing and footwear resulted in 13 million tons of waste in 2018. rhode island pbs weekly's isabella jibilian reports on how many young people are turning to thrifting to help the environment, and their wallets. reporter: imagine what it would be like to not purchase any new clothes. >> in 2017, i got a striped shirt, like i said this is the last new thing i'm ever going to get. reporter: that was the goal for the student at relied on -- rhode island school of design. he went nearly two years witho

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>>> well, the newest tour de france winner attributes his humble beginnings for his success, jonas vingegaardt prestigious event today in paris. three years ago, the 25-year-old was cleaning and packaging fish at a factory. look at him now. >>> we'll be right back. if you have copd, ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives me better breathing and helps prevent flare-ups. before breztri, i was stuck in the past. i still had bad days, [coughing] flare-ups, which kept me from doing what i love. my doctor said for my copd, it was time for breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. like no other copd medicine, breztri was proven to reduce flare-ups by 52%. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition... ...or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling,... ...problems ur

jonas vingegaard still leads by over two minutes as the riders head into stage 17 of the tour de francenday. canada's hugo houle claimed his first tour de france stage win with a brilliant solo ride to victory on tuesday. the 31—year—old israel—premier tech rider became the first canadian to win on the tour since steve bauer in 1988. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. if you're in the uk and you took part in tuesday's euromillions lottery, you might want to check your numbers right about now. 0ne ticket—holder has scooped a jackpot of nearly £200 million, that's more than $230 million, in what's being described as the biggest uk lottery win of all time. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. it was only two months ago that joe and jess thwaite celebrated their immense good fortune. their numbers had come up, and they had won £18a million in the euromillions lottery. but now they seem almost like paupers as an even biggerjackpot is about to be claimed. in the latest draw, a uk ticke

denmark's jonas vingegaard crashed in the middle of the peleton in the final 60 kilometres.car. philipson claimed the win in the tightest of finishes, ahead of wout van aert and mads pedersen. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun, and the rest of the sport team, we'll see you next time. we have time to squeeze in the news that hollywood stars jennifer lopez and ben affleck got married in las vegas at the weekend. nearly 20 years after they first dated. wendy urquhart has the story. mike byrne and jennifer met on the set of their film and 2002 but their relationship was stormy and a couple of years they went their separate ways. both went on to marry other people and have their own families but those relationships eventually floundered. last year the couple rekindled their romance and fans were delighted when benefit was spotted out and about together at premiers and other industry events. since then they've been inseparable and at the beginning of this year, jennifer showed off a stunning green engagement ri

there was no change in the overall lead, though, jonas vingegaard expected to secure the overall victorys championship gets under way later today. world athletics president sebastian coe has been speaking to the bbc on the impact of climate change at future athletic events. climate change is with us, it's not going to disappear. even some of the more visible targets that have been set by governments won't make any difference. we have to recognise that we may have to do things in our own way to protect the athletes from heat conditions. sadio mane was crowned the african footballer of the year this week, for the second time running. the forward scored the winning penalty in senegal�*s africa cup of nations final to lift the trophy for the first time. he's been speaking to the bbc about his club career, and particularly his reasons for moving from liverpool to bayern munich. i spoke with the coach since a year ago, and i talked to him about it. for me it was the right time to leave. the decision was made last year that i would leave because i needed a new change in my life. i came from a s

denmark's jonas vingegaard was crowned champion on the champs elysses.ck to you, reeta. many thanks, lizzie. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. more grass fires on another hot one in england and east anglia. 32 in norfolk and thankfully there has been a little rain this evening and temperatures will come down quite a lot over the next couple of days. a lot over the next couple of days. a lot of rain this weekend in northern ireland and scotland. 0ver lot of rain this weekend in northern ireland and scotland. over 60 millimetres in places and more soaking downpours around today and still across parts of scotland into the night. all from an area of low pressure at this might beginning to move away towards scandinavia and we are left behind with a cooler and fresher north—westerly feel of air into tomorrow and along with that a fair few showers around. this is into tomorrow and along with that a fairfew showers around. this is how the rest of the night is looking. still heavy rain in parts of scotland which will become focused more especial

jonas vingegaard has an almost insurmountable lead with just three stages of the tour de france remainingortmanship on show when pogacar crash on a descent only for vingeggard to wait for him to resaddle and continue. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team that's your sports news for now. the monarch butterfly, one of the world's most distinctive insects, has been officially classified as an endangered species. the international union for conservation of nature say the migratory butterfly is rapidly declining due to the use of pesticides, climate change and loss of habitat. monarchs undertake one of the longest insect migrations known to science, moving from their breeding grounds in the us and canada to mexico for winter. it's numbers are estimated to have dropped about 85% in the past few decades. in the us state of california, the san diego comic book convention, or comic—con, is getting underway. it's the first time in three years the full event has taken place, due to the coronavirus pandemic.

pogarcher beat his main rivals, maintaining his lead over jonas vingegaard and increasing it over britain'sbledon title seven times, he give a mind to win and beat nick kyrgios. it's his fourth straight win... is nowjust one title away from drawing level with roger federer and winning wimbledon. eight times. eight times. that's all from myself paul scott and the sportsday. it's been our day today, but england and wales at the altar tomorrow. we have clear skies continuing overnight, hardly any cloud and hardly any breeze, temperatures will dip to 11 or 13 degrees, a bit warmer than last night, in the south—east of england. following that, it's in general the england and wales, there will be some spells of sunshine, for scotland and northern ireland. breezes in the north—west at in bringing some cloud here. sunshine in england and wales, from southern england to the midlands into yorkshire attempt is likely to be over 30 degrees. a little bit cooler around coastal areas with sea breezes certain bridges might not be so have in scotland and northern ireland. still a very warm day nonetheless.

in the final 60 kilometeres, jonas vingegaard crashed in the middle of the peloton, the overall leadery in a manic finish ahead of wout van aert and mads pedersen. the finest of margins splitting the three. that's all the sport for now. it's not every weekend you bump into a hollywood star. but that is what happened in gloucestershire when tom cruise was seen challenging his top, maverick character at a local ayrshire. rumour has it he will be in the uk for a while filming a new mission impossible. —— his top gun maverick character at a local airshow. hello. exceptional heat is forecast for many parts of the uk in the days ahead. the met office has issued a highest level red warning, as it's anticipated the heat will cause problems with infrastructure and will have impacts on health. in the left—hand column, the currently held national records of temperatures, in the right—hand column the forecast highs for monday and tuesday. where is the heat coming from? well, it has originated from spain. backstage we have seen heatwave conditions there for the last week and it is a southerly air s

the king of the mountains — denmark's jonas vingegaard secures his first tour de france victory as hollywoodthe story of the young thai footballers rescued from a cave — our correspondent revisits the people who saved them. when i first walked up here four years ago and saw the row of bicycles up against these railings, belonging to boys the same age as my own sons, i remember the heavy feeling i had then, how unlikely it was they would ever come out alive. hello and welcome to the programme. pope francis will visit a former residential school in canada later on monday, where he is expected to make a historic personal apology to indigenous survivors of abuse. it's believed more than 150 thousand children were taken from their families and mistreated in catholic—run institutions. but the detail — and extent of the pontiff�*s apology is proving controversial — as mark lobel reports. preparing to confront his flock�*s terrible past in canada but not everyone appears as pleased as canada's governor general, seen here welcoming the pontiff with the pope's agenda this week. that is part of the pro

jonas vingegaard. three years ago he was cleaning and packaging fish at a factory. look at him now. we'll be right back. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> today the white house confirmed president biden has the ba.5 variant of the coronavirus. the president is feeling well but he does still have a sore throat. as he recovers, lawmakers in washington are discussing plans to call more witnesses before the january 6th committee. christina ruffini is at the white house with more on that. >> reporter: that's right. the committee says throughout the hearings, more evidence has been found and more people are coming forward. >> i hope they're watching and watching carefully. >> reporter: on "face the nation" representative adam schiff said the justice department should open an investigation into former president donald trump. >> whether they'll ultimately conclude they have proof beyond a reasonable doubt to charge him and convict him, that wouldn't be up to the department. >> shiv wants to hear from more witnesses. >> the committee is engaged with her counsel. >> reporter: in march

but with the line approaching, pogacar managed to close down jonas vingegaard and claim his second stagehel platini have both been found not guilty following a fraud trial in switzerland. they were both on trial for a payment of around £1.6 million mr blatter made to platini when he was head of world football's governing body. they argued successfully that the transfer was a belated payment to mr platini. here's their reactions after the verdict. now it's finished, so i am happy. i am happy also for international football, and i think this court protects this matter very seriously and together with my lawyer... i5 protects this matter very seriously and together with my lawyer... is at and together with my lawyer... is of the biggest — and together with my lawyer... is of the biggest win _ and together with my lawyer... is of the biggest win of _ and together with my lawyer... is of the biggest win of your life? biggest victory of your life? it’s biggest victory of your life? it's 'ust us biggest victory of your life? it's just us but _ biggest victory of your life? it's just us but is —

pogarcher beat his main rivals, maintaining his lead over jonas vingegaard and increasing it over britain'sand will be looking to make it 2 wins from 2, at euro 22 when they take on norway tomorrow night. they've been talking to the media ahead of the game in brighton. the bbc�*s olly foster is there. olly, what's the mood like in the camp? very positive in both camps, looking forward to another sell out fill the lionesses here at the amex stadium, close to 30,000 we think, this is a match tomorrow night that will go a long way to deciding who tops group a stop because obvious like among norway and england open their accounts which means... norway is win against northern ireland. england a little bit more cagey in that opening match at old trafford, just the one goal. so this should decide who finishes top of group a. but we heard from the norway head coach. i asked but we heard from the norway head coach. iasked him... what did but we heard from the norway head coach. i asked him... what did you make of the england performance? which did fall a little bit flat in places against the austria

jonas vingegaard retained the leader�*s yellow jersey after stage 1a of the tour de france. boiled down to a gruelling climb between australia�*s michael matthews and alberto bettiol of italy, with the former eventually prevailing. and there�*s little change in the gap between top three positions, vinegaard 2 minutes and 22 seconds ahead of tadey poge—acar who�*s second, and britain�*s geraint thomas 21 seconds further back. time now for a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today and... there was a thrilling finish in the irish oaks at the curragh, as favourite magical lagoon held off toy at the line to get the win, adding the oaks to victory in the ribblesdale stakes at royal ascot last month. barcelona have reached an agreement with bayern munich to sign striker robert lewandowski, according to the president of the german champions. lewandowski had one year left on his contract but told bayern he wanted to leave last month. and britain�*s elfyn evans is in second on day two of the rally estonia. the toyota driver trails team—mate and championshi

denmark's jonas vingegaard is within touching distance of a maiden tour de france victory.n tadej pogacar ahead of today's individual time—trial. yesterday france's christophe laporte held off the peloton, to pick up his first grand tour stage win. there was no change in the overall lead though, with vingegaard three minutes 26 seconds clear of pogacar. the 2018 tour winner geraint thomas should finish third overall, yeah, really satisfying, especially to prove a few people wrong, you know, i think after the past few years people thought i was done almost and finding a new role in the team, which i'm happy to do as well in certain races, but i have always said i always wanted to get into my best shape and see what happens to me. yeah, really satisfying to be right up there in the mix. there a bezzy afternoon coming up you can follow it all on the website. that tour de france time trial. the qualifying of the french grand prix and athletics highlights as well. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6.25. bye for now

britain's thomas in third and jonas vingegaard perhaps gusting the challenges to come.ut wraps it up for sportsday. have a great weekend. hello there. though met office of pestered her morning for parts of england and the —— impose a weather warning. it covers many of england's largest cities. temperatures expected to hit a0 degrees early next week, this would smash the all—time temperature record, currently at 38.7. overnight, relatively comfortable night. a few showers for scotland, otherwise clear spells. 0pen showers for scotland, otherwise clear spells. open the windows first thing tomorrow morning, let the cool air in and then shut the windows before the heat builds, because it will get very warm with temperatures widely into the mid—to high 20s. you dangerous heat builds from sunday. hello and welcome to bbc news where the doer watching the the first ever extreme heat warning issued by the met office for part of england on monday and tuesday of next week. and on central england, could reach up to a0 degrees. the warning means a risk to life is likely and substant

unless something extraordinary happens, denmark's jonas vingegaard will be wearing the yellow jersey.e leads the defending champion by 3:34 heading into the final stage. >>> and almost 800 million dollars now on the line in the u.s. mega millions lottery. no one matched all six numbers friday, so the jackpot is now up to an estimated $790 million. lottery says that it is the fourth highest jackpot ever won in any game. and if you choose to go for the cash prize, you will take home about $464 million. you have a chance to get in the next drawing is on tuesday. >>> that wraps this hour of c"cn news newsroom". i'm kim brunhuber and i'll be back in a moment with more news. please do stay with us. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 mo

start stage 16 tomorrow morning in third place overall, 2 minutes 43 seconds behind denmark's jonas vingegaards as quick as we can and that's all we can do, really, but as i keep saying to me you know, it's a three week race, not 15 days. we will see. and that's all the sport for now. from me, mark edwards and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. monday brought extraordinary heat covering a very wide area. temperatures, santon downham in suffolk got up to 38.2 degrees, very close to the all—time uk record, jersey had it's hottest day on record, wales provisionally had its hottest day on record. for some places tuesday will be even hotter, hence this met office red extreme heat warning is still in force. an extremely warm start to the morning with starting temperatures like these, where you hold onto sunshine those values will continue to climb. sunny skies with just a bit of patchy cloud for central and eastern parts of england, eastern scotland too. out towards the west we will see more cloud, we'll see showers maybe thunderstorms into wales, the southwest of england. they will start to turn

denmark's jonas vingegaard in his first attempt at the grueling bicycle race will be wearing the yellowter he crosses the finish line. vingegaard leads podacar heading into the final stage. >>> the french women's soccer team is heading to the euro semifinals after defeating netherlands. the defending champs 1-0 on a penal i can in extra time ending a decades long losing streak in the quarters. france will play against germany next on wednesday in the semis and top ranked sweden will face off against host nation england in the other semifinal match on tuesday. >>> almost $800 million are now on the line in the u.s. mega millions lottery. no one matched all six numbers in friday night's mega millions drawing, so the jackpot is up to an estimated $790 million. lottery says it is the fourth highest jackpot ever won in any game. if you want to get a chance to go for the prize, you can take home the cash prize, i guess, is about $464 million, and the next mega millions drawing is on tuesday. >>> all right, that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. thank you for watching. "new

but with the line approaching, pogacar managed to close down jonas vingegaard and claim his second stage seven under par. and lancashire cruised to finals day of the t20 blast after a commanding quarterfinal win over essex at old trafford. essex won the toss and chose to bat first, but the lightening managed to restrict them to 161—5 from their 20 overs. and although that looked like a decent score, half centuries from dane villas and steven croft helped lancs comfortably reach the target with 4.2 overs to spare. and that is all the sport from us for now. we'll see you soon. hello there. it was a very warm day on friday. temperatures touched 29 celsius across south east england. and this weekend, more of the same, a lot of sunshine around. it's going to stay dry away from the far northwest of scotland. and it's all down to this area of high pressure, which will be sitting out towards the west of the uk to start the weekend, and we have a run of northerly winds. slightly fresher air mass, so i don't think it'll be quite as hot today as what it was on friday. most of the cloud will affect

before making their move, but with the finish line approaching, pogacar managed to close down jonas vingegaardionship continues with games in group b today. germany face denmark at 8pm this evening. spain's match against finland at stadium mk is already under way. it's live right now on bbc two and the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. then, that is all from us for now. so much going on! it has been an extraordinary week in politics. borisjohnson started losing key cabinet ministers on tuesday night. the trickle turned into a flood, and at lunchtime yesterday, he announced he would be resigning as conservative leader and consequently leaving downing street. the unofficial race to succeed him became official, and just this afternoon, the former chancellor rishi sunak confirmed that he would be campaigning to become prime minister. all this while the possibility of a covid lockdown fine hung over the head of the labour leader, sir keir starmer, who's today been cleared of all those allegations. joining me to look back at a truly monumental week are camilla turner, who's the chief politi

. - jonas vingegaard retained the leader's yellow jersey after stage 1a of the tour de france.the finish boiled down to a gruelling climb between australia's michael matthews and alberto bettiol of italy, with the former eventually prevailing, and there's little change in the gap between top three positions, vinegaard 2 minutes and 22 seconds ahead of tadey poge—acar who's second, and britain's geraint thomas 21 seconds further back. time now for a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today and. there was a thrilling finish in the irish oaks at the curragh, as favourite magical lagoon held off toy at the line to get the win, adding the oaks to victory in the ribblesdale stakes at royal ascot last month. barcelona have reached an agreement with bayern munich to sign striker robert lewandowski, according to the president of the german champions. lewandowski had one year left on his contract but told bayern he wanted to leave last month. and britain's elfyn evans is in second on day two of the rally estonia. the toyota driver trails team—mate and champion

there are just three stages to go at the tour de france, and jonas vingegaard is close to victory. rival crashed. britain�*s geraint thomas is also heading for the podium. drew savage reports. just 214 miles to paris and jonas vinegegaard can almost taste victory. this was the last big test in the mountains. the last chance for defending champion tadej pogacar, who was two minutes down on vingegaard to try and get them back. but he couldn�*t shake off the man in yellow. geraint thomas, having his best tour for years briefly took the pair of them by surprise. geraint thomas seizes that opportunity. but as pogacar launched his next attack, thomas was caught and left behind. he�*s likely to have to settle for third place overall. then the incident that got everyone talking. vingegaard almost crashed. pogacar hit some gravel and was down. vingegaard could have taken advantage but didn�*t. look at this. waiting until his rival was back in the race before timing his final move to perfection. five years ago, the dane was funding his career by packing fish in a factory. now he was riding a

champion will start stage 16 in third place overall, 2 minutes 43 seconds behind denmark�*s jonas vingegaarde will see. after a well earned rest day yesterday _ so we will see. after a well earned rest day yesterday it's _ so we will see. after a well earned rest day yesterday it's back - so we will see. after a well earned rest day yesterday it's back to - so we will see. after a well earned rest day yesterday it's back to it i rest day yesterday it�*s back to it today. that�*s all the sport for now. let�*s return to the latest on the conservative leadership. conservative mps are due to vote later today on the last four candidates who are left in the running to be the next party leader, and the country�*s next prime minister. joining me now is conservative mp george freeman who is running the penny mordaunt leadership campaign. your woman is going backwards. how worried are you?— worried are you? good morning. i'm not worried are you? good morning. i'm rrot running — worried are you? good morning. i'm rrot running at _ worried are you? good morning. i'm not running at all, _ worried are you

jonas vingegaard is still the favourite to win the tour de france with four stages to go, even thoughconds ahead in the yellowjersey — pogacar won the stage in the pyrenees but only gained a four—second time bonus. geraint thomas lost over two minutes on the leaders but gained time on those behind him to strengthen his grip on third place overall. here's a story that will warm your heart. british runnerjake wightman woke up in the united states on wednesday as a world champion after he produced a brilliant performance to win gold in the 1500 meters. wightman, who finished tenth in the olympic final, managed to overtake the favourite and olympic champion jakob ingerbritsen on the final bend to take the title and become the first british man to win gold in the event since steve cram in 1983. we could not see any of the screens, any of the gaps in the race, so i wasjust hoping that any of the gaps in the race, so i was just hoping that i done enough to hang on and i kept expecting jacob or some idiots to come past. so it was only when i crossed the line that i realised that, i think i've

jonas vingegaard won the final mountain stage and, barring incident or illness, should be crowned championng incident or illness, should be crowned champion in paris on sunday. was back on his bike. he then rode away on the slopes to extend his lead to nearly 3.5 minutes. britain's geraint thomas is still third, more than three minutes clear of fourth place. in cricket, england have won the first match of their women's t20 series against south africa by six wickets. katherine brunt took four wickets at chelmsford, including one in the first over, as england limited the toursits to just 111. england needed just 15 overs to reach their target, with sophia dunkley getting her maiden t20 half century. meanwhile, england men are due to start their second odi against south africa at old trafford at one o'clock, weather permitting. south africa can wrap up the series with a win. you can find more on that and all our stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. the european has announced it is launching fresh legal action against uk forfailing to launching fresh legal action against u

pogacar managed to close down jonas vingegaard and claim his second stage win in as many days. folklore history after that famous afternoon here on at the hill, and a brilliant run, so he is around, carrying the hopes of british tennis fans into the future. we better move away. he can bathe in the glory of getting to the semifinals. let's move away for good reason — we are by the pond and there is a sign that says... because it is warm this morning and i do fancy a dip. let's move down to centre court! we were noting that it is never safe for you to be near water. which is why i haven't mentioned it laughs. nothing to see here, just step away. one step to your left, keep going! thank you. thank you, see you later. the time now is a 6:30 am saturday morning. she is one of the biggest names in the fashion world, a proper supermodel who has graced catwalks and magazine covers for almost four decades. naomi campbell, of course, the first black model to appear on the front of katamatite magazine and french catholic though, now recognised for her contribution to the fashion industry

all eunice vingegaard had to do was stay on his bike. ——jonas.backed off and let wout van aert take the stage, and it meantjust as much to him. but out in front, overall, jonas vingegaard has never stopped. through all those weeks of solitude, this was the release. denmark's second grand tour winner will ride into paris and know it was worth it. joe lenski, bbc news. asi as i was saying earlier on, success for that new look great britain side overnight, as the men's 4x100m team won bronze in the final of the world championships. they held offjamaica to claim the middle after canada won gold. we can speak to the guys right now from eugene, oregon. great to see you, guys. and we can speak to the guys now — nethaneel mitchell—black, jona efoloko, zharnel hughes and reece prescod. guys, how does it feel? congratulations. it guys, how does it feel? congratulations.- guys, how does it feel? contratulations. . , ., ., congratulations. it was amazing. thanks for _ congratulations. it was amazing. thanks for having _ congratulations. it was amazing. thank

champion will start stage 16 in third place overall, two minutes and 43 seconds behind denmark's jonas vingegaardut as i keep saying, it's a three—week race not 15 days, so we'll see. that's all the sport for now. we'll be answering your questions on the heatwave in a moment, but first, scientists believe its intensity is fuelled by climate change. here's our science correspondent victoria gill. the temperatures above 40 degrees that are forecast in england later today are unprecedented and the sheer intensity of this heat, scientists say, is being fuelled by climate change. this type of heatwave is very worrying, and it is a little bit of a taste of things to come. we're expecting heatwaves to be more intense, to have these very high temperatures and to be longer, last longer, and be more frequent. with our shifting weather patterns, conservationists are concerned about wildfires and other lasting impacts on nature. this looks so dry. peat should be wet. it shouldn't be like this. this moss peatland in the north—west of england should be saturated. the team here says that climate change is degra

jonas vingegaard managed to pick himself up and maintain his overall lead.y. the advice is not to take part in marathon training, which i know you are desperate to do, give it a break today. in the last few years, we've become used to seeing footage from video cameras worn by police officers. but, from today, in a uk first, every frontline officer in west midlands police will be live streaming those body—cam images back to their control room, so the situation can be monitored in real time. our midlands correspondent phil mackie has been to see the new technology in action. response officers beth and darren have been called out on a fairly typicaljob. so we're just going to a third party report that his neighbour has been robbed and attacked by four to five white males. no other details as of yet. injury to the head. apparently he's been hit with a glass bottle. but when they arrive, there's a difference. both officers have switched on their cameras and are sending a live stream back to the control room. he got the bottle and raised it up. smashed it across m

jonas vingegaard of denmark retains the leader's yellow jersey after stage 1a of the tour de france.eraint thomas 21 seconds further back. this has been astonishing. everything we expected that hasn't happened. which, of course, makes it all more thrilling. also, just say, ashley smith,. she is looking in great form. i think the 100 metre final is... tonight into tomorrow morning, four am so if you are watching the game tomorrow or if you are listening anywhere else on the bbc it should be... fingers crossed through to the sum is not all going well she will be in the final. if she keeps performing ratios, it will be good. i'm so excited. thank you. thanks. john to start? me? laughs. objects from a royal shipwreck are comparable, if not better than mary rose — the mary rose. according to conservation experts. the discovery of the gloucester, which sank off the coast of norfolk in 1682, almost killing a future king, was made public last month. now items removed from the wreck have been sent to york for restoration. debbie tubby reports. an undisclosed location, artefacts dating back mo

there are just three stages and 214 miles left to the finish line of the tour de france. jonas vingegaard. the dane waited until his rival was back on his bike. the 25—year—old then rode away on the slopes to extend his lead to nearly 3.5 minutes. britain's geraint thomas is still third, more than three minutes clear of fourth place. he didn't have to do that, but he did. they talk about the gentleman's agreement on cycling, but we have seen that not happen on many occasions. the stylish way of doing it. really feeling confident, but he could have extended his lead, if you like, made up more time, chose not to. a good bit of sportsmanship. amazing camaraderie. we will stay with the cycling thing at the moment. i simply did not know that the statistics of anti—woman's tour de france, which we are going to talk about now, because it hasn't happened for 30 years —— the statistics of the women's tour de france. we have talked about it for so long, but it is now finally happening. cycling fans will be lining the streets of paris on sunday to watch the climax of the tour de france, but this yea

jonas vingegaard retained the overall lead.ll. it looks like they are going into half—time significantly up here. this could be a historic win. it would be an incredible win because no one has beaten new zealand in a series. loads going on. too much going on. thanks gareth, see you later. the temperature on the pitch rising in more ways than one. louise has all the details on ways than one. there are lots of warnings but crucially that one right next to you. i was thinking about this when driving into work this morning, if i was thinking about a storm and a red warning first that was on the way, damaging winds, snow, stay at home if you don't need to, people take note. but i think when you're talking about sunshine and heat, it is harderfor talking about sunshine and heat, it is harder for people to try and equate to that. i really do need to stress that this is unprecedented heat. we could potentially see 40 celsius. i cannot believe i am broadcasting that kind of heat across the uk and i have been doing thisjob for over 30 ac

denmark's jonas vingegaard is still favourite to win the tour de france with four stages to go.nd scrutiny but, my goodness me, i can't think of anything more gruelling. can't think of anything more gruelling-— can't think of anything more curuellin. . . ., can't think of anything more curuellin. . ., ., gruelling. and you are on your own. at least in football _ gruelling. and you are on your own. at least in football you _ gruelling. and you are on your own. at least in football you have - gruelling. and you are on your own. at least in football you have a - gruelling. and you are on your own. at least in football you have a team j at least in football you have a team of everyone with you. are you now at the point where you feel comfortable making a prediction account don't about england's chances? i put making a prediction account don't about england's chances? i put my neck on the _ about england's chances? i put my neck on the end _ about england's chances? i put my neck on the end line. _ about england's chances? i put my neck on the end line. i _ about england's chances? i