very modest from lucy bronze. how british offer.rs of the american team have been described as being arrogant. 0ne american team have been described as being arrogant. one of their players said they were the best first and second team in the whole of the world. of course, they had that level of arrogance. phil neville said in reaction to that it is not how he wanted his sat to behave. is that main games orjust a storm in a teacup? i will leave you with this stat. lucy bronze has never lost at the start to lyon. —— stadium in lyon. is that a good omen for england? lyon. is that a good omen for england 7 let's lyon. is that a good omen for england? let's hope so. sri lanka beat the west indies in what was the first dead rubber of the cricket world cup — both sides knowing they couldn't qualify for the semi finals of the tournament. but the fans in durham got their moneys worth. avishka fernando scoring a his first international century as sri lanka posted 338 in their 50 overs. chris gayle can be worth the admission alone. he started

let's listen to lucy bronze. i want to play the us for all those reasons.hey are the holders and to wina reasons. they are the holders and to win a world cup you have to be the best teams and they are definitely up best teams and they are definitely up there. we want to win the world cup having beaten one of the great teams in the tournament. it would have been a nice final but it is a brilliant semifinal. they are both big games and to play the us, it is definitely thinking we had in our minds. to play against the usa, so we are prepared for moments like this when we come up against them in the big competitions. you are up against some of the best players in the world and ultimately it is about who gets the better of each other. i'm sure me and lucy will be ready for that challenge, so will be ready for that challenge, so will the whole team across the page. 11 players against 11 players and we have got to dominate them in order to win the game. the girls, from training, everything, we have been waiting for this moment for a long time, to go up against som

lucy bronze scored a blinder against norway! tennis. wimbledon, what a shock that was!n. six out of ten. blame it on someone guardian. six out of ten. blame it on someone else. venus who is 39, beaten by 15—year—old cori gauff who a p pa re ntly beaten by 15—year—old cori gauff who apparently is to hundred places below her. quite a surprise. coached by her dad. we were watching the end of it. what an incredible start! such a remarkable young woman. venus had won four grand slam titles before gough was born. such a great start. such a remarkable win but what i love from her as the quote that i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her. because she had inspired her? usual model she beats today but a lovely passing of the torch in some ways. we talked about role models in women's football and venus and serena. the number of young women they have inspired to play the game must be countless! and these images are so brilliant. the look of sheer shock and disbelief on her face. i think that captures the magnitude of what she has done. as she has realised i have beaten my heroin an

lucy bronze was the talk of the tournament after her goal against norway.d not for the first time. it is becoming like white noise now. i think he said it two weeks after i first met him, to be honest, that now people are talking to me about itand i am like, i know, he keeps saying it to me. it's getting a little bit annoying! he always wants to challenge me to be the best, to do the best, the best, to do more — to do more and i think it brings the best out of me. england have reached the semifinals in three consecutive major tournaments. now they need to take that next step. standing in their way is a formidable opponent. the usa are the world's number one side, they are defending champions and they have already ended the dreams of the hosts. commentator: rapinoe for two. the usa have a swagger about them. perhaps no one more so than megan rapinoe, who commanded their quarterfinal against france. she is one of three players tied on five goals, along with her us team—mate alex morgan and england's ella white. the race for the golden boot is heating up. i wo

know that lucy of ellen white and they know that lu cy bro nze of ellen white and they know that lucy bronzeup against megan rubino, and phil neville is keen to point out she is the best player in the world. neville is keen to point out she is the best player in the worldm neville is keen to point out she is the best player in the world. is it a sell out tonight in that behind you? yes, we are being told it is close. we are told a lot of these games are sold out and add a couple of thousand below it. it holds about 50,000 so there are a lot of fans coming. we are going to be close to a sell out and the americans have been very good and very supportive. which way are you leaning tonight? come on, i'm in the middle between england and the usa, being from ireland, you can't make me choose! but if i must, i think maybe the uac will have too much pedigree for this english side, but who knows? —— usa will have too much pedigree. somebody who knows about competing on the world stage this english, rachel unichjoins on the world stage this english, rachel unich joins us and on the world stage this en

lucy bronze and ellen white have both been nominated for best player in the fifa football awards afterrecent world cup. manager phil neville has been shortlisted for best women's coach. harry kane is the only english player to have been nominated in the men's category. england forward toni duggan has signed for spanish league champions atletico madrid on a two—year contract. duggan left barcelona earlier this summer, after spending two seasons with the catalan club. the women's open starts tomorrow at woburn — the women's world cup will increase, they made that decision after the success they made that decision after the success of the world cup in france, the people the president says the aim is to keep the momentum going. the women's open starts tomorrow at woburn — the final major of the year. there are high hopes for home glory with local charley hull competing and georgia hall there to defend her title. she's spent most of the last year in the states, and says she's excited about playing in front of a home crowd. i'm actually very excited i like the pressure it's nice for me to be

lucy bronze was the talk of the tournament after her goal against norway.ed her as the best player in the world, and not for the first time. it is becoming like white noise now. i think he said it two weeks after i first met him, to be honest, that now people are talking to me about itand i am like, i know, he keeps saying it to me. it‘s getting a little bit annoying! he always wants to challenge me to be the best, to do the best, to do more — to do more and i think it brings the best out of me. england have reached the semifinals in three consecutive major tournaments. now they need to take that next step. standing in their way is a formidable opponent. the usa are the world‘s number one side, they are defending champions and they have already ended the dreams of the hosts. commentator: rapinoe for two. the usa have a swagger about them. perhaps no one more so than megan rapinoe, who commanded their quarterfinal against france. she is one of three players tied on five goals, along with her us team—mate alex morgan and england‘s ella white. the race for the

in a game that included a wonder goalfrom lucy bronze, she plays her club football in france with theme ground. a lot of people at the club have texted me over the last while, they sent me a few messages, gerard works with leon and has said good luck to all the girls —— lyon was and have had messages from the staff saying good luck, beat the us for us. so i think we have more supporters than we normally have over there. tributes have been paid to the baseball star tyler skaggs who passed away on monday. the la angels pitcher was 27 — and no details about the cause of death have yet been released. skaggs, who started saturday's game against oakland athletics has been a regular in the angels‘ starting rotation since late 2016, after returning from surgery. he struggled with injuries over the past three seasons but started 15 games this season, going 7 and 7. skaggs, who would have turned 28 later this month, graduated from santa monica high school in 2009, when the angels drafted him in the first round. monday's game against texas rangers was postponed as a mark of respect. on behalf of

so lucy bronze will be disappointed by the fact she did not know where she was.—— beth mead. ellen whitejust got something on the end of it who got something on the end of it who got enough that she just needed to make contact and it was probably going to go into that did england a lot. england have not had many chancesin lot. england have not had many chances in the game so she took it and she has done that all tournament. so full credit to ellen white to keep england in contention. and alex morgan are busy taking the us back ahead. are we likely to seek more goals because england to have this tendency to start giving goals away as the match progresses? well, let's hope we do see more goals, but just hopefully for england. it does look like one of those games where it is going to be high—scoring. i don't think how it is looking that most teams will hold a high regard for the defence apply. so let's hope it isa for the defence apply. so let's hope it is a high—scoring game but in england's favour. 0k, helen, fingers crossed here and also all those fans. thank you

lucy bronze and ellen white have both been nominated for best player in the fifa football awards after. manager phil neville has been shortlisted for best women's coach. harry kane is the only english player to have been nominated in the men's category. england forward toni duggan has signed for spanish league champions atletico madrid on a two—year contract. duggan left barcelona earlier this summer, after spending two seasons with the catalan club. he has won three gold medals and broke his own world record in the process , broke his own world record in the process, not back from an incredible successful championships, he joins us successful championships, he joins us now, how did it feel to win all three of your goals? great, i did the triple—double now and three world championships and a four by one was completely unexpected, so... along the way you became the first man who swam under 57 seconds, project 506i think you call that. was the aim in the semifinal to do it? i knew i could was the aim in the semifinal to do it? i knewl could get was the aim in the semifinal to do it? i kn

lucy bronze plays for lyon and has never lost in her home stadium, what does that tell you?n the bbc and listen to it as well. sally nugent, thanks very much indeed. some breaking news from the last half an hour... and rafael benitez has been appointed manager of chinese side dalian yifang. benitez left his post as newcastle manager after his contract came to an end on sunday. he released a statement yesterday saying that the club, "did not share his vision". the second day of wimbledon gets under way in a little over an hour with eight british players in action. heather watson and kyle edmund both made it through yesterday. 00:51:04,783 --> 2147483052:02:17,106 the 15—year—old american cori gauff 2147483052:02:17,106 --> 00:00:00,062 stole the show on the opening day. she beat the five—time champion venus williams, one of her idols, in straight sets, 6—4, 6—4 — this after already becoming the youngest player to qualify for the main wimbledon draw in over 50 years. that story dominates a lot of the back pages this morning. that is the back pages this morning. that is the bac

that us back one you would think it's going to be her so we'll see who comes out on top out of lucy bronze and ellen white and meghan repeat and alex morgan all right a lot to look forward to tonight over a movie for us and leon thank you. now a new spider-man film is set to open at cinemas across europe and the u.s. this weekend it sees the teenage superhero taking what he hopes will be a peaceful summer vacation in 3 european cities but as expected things don't go quite as planned. in london venice and prague are in for a beating in this latest film as our friendly neighborhood spiderman swings over and tries to see europe's most picturesque landmarks anticipation was the film's premiere in l.a. fans are nervous to see if the spider-man can reboot the marvel cinematic universe after the epic conclusion that was a dangerous anger star tom hall and promises still get their money's worth. a whole new spider-man something we've never seen before stakes high than they've ever been before and a film that follows the last piece is avengers and game you know this film is the. conclusion to face

and ahead of their world cup semi final against the usa, england's lucy bronze tells us why she feels

hopes rest on the shoulders of their hopes rest on the shoulders of the english right back matt lucy bronzee tournament after her goal against norway. i think he said it two weeks after i first met him. he keeps saying it to me and it is getting annoying. he always wants to challenge me to be the best and do the best and do more and it brings the best and do more and it brings the best and do more and it brings the best out of me. england have reached the semifinals in three consecutive major tournaments and they need to take the next step. standing on no way is a formidable opponent, the world number one side of usa, the defending champions, and they have already crashed their world cup dreams of the hosts. they have already crashed their world cup dreams of the hostsm has come all the way through. the usa had us a swagger about them. the goalkeeper hope so they won it all with the us and says it gives them a psychological advantage. -- solo. there is so much experience on the tea m there is so much experience on the team said they had the edge. for the first time i have seen england come

it then fell to lucy bronze for a last chance, but a superb clearance by the sweden defender and theengland again. in a tournament which they had ambitions of winning, they have fallen short of even a consolation third place medal. but while the squad will travel home with nothing around their necks, they will arrive to a greater audience and appreciation of women's football. the support these players have gathered along the way will help inspire future england squads, but this one will have to regroup if it wants to compete with the best. jane dougall, bbc news, nice. there was a chaotic start to the tour de france, with a number of crashes punctuating the opening stage in brussels. defending champion geraint thomas was involved in this one in the last few kilometres, but he avoided injury and he didn't lose any time to his main rivals. dutchman mike teunissen took the yellow jersey. the british number 0nejohanna konta has made it through the second week at wimbledon for only the second time. andy murray was knocked out of the men's doubles today, but he had better luck with his new

lucy lu cy bro nze lucy bronze came second behind megan rapinoe in the voting for the golden ball but surgery have risen by up to 50% in england because senior doctors say they cannot afford to work extra shifts. consultants have begun refusing to work beyond their planned hours after receiving unexpected tax bills, following new pension rules in 2016. nhs hospitals said delays are becoming increasingly routine as a result. the department of health said it aimed to solve the problem with more flexible pensions. the former civil servant who until march was in charge of the brexit department has said everyone should worry about the prospect of a no deal departure. in his first broadcast interview since stepping down, philip rycroft told bbc panorama that while planning was in good shape — leaving without a deal would be a step into the unknown. no deal is a step into the unknown and it is adventure that is fraught with risk. there is no doubt about that. is britain ready for no deal? the planning is in good shape, absolutely. but what that doesn‘t mean is there won‘t be an impact from b

not in every match anyway there were moments of brilliance and i'm specifically thinking at the lucy bronzen the usa match, also the alan wake goal as well acted across and, but there are moments when you thought yeah i'm not surprised england are favoured to win, but at the same time they are moments of disappointment where england defence looked quite shaky, there are three missed penalties to from nikita paris and of christ one from nikita paris and of christ one from steph horton that was u nfortu nate for from steph horton that was unfortunate for england because i could have given them an equaliser against the uk —— usa and the semifinal but at times there had been her relic and at times they have certainly been below par, and to be quite honest, crucially it hasn't come together for them in every single match and you have to do that at a world cup when you're up do that at a world cup when you're up against the best sides in the wild, even if it means grinding out a result which is less we didn't get tonight, so yeah, england are going home and going home about a medal and performed

tuesday's showdown will feature powerhouses ellen white and lucy bronze. usa hopes fans at home will get some time off to watch the game. >> everybody's been super stoked and has been getting out of work to cheer us on. >> reporter: counting on love from the states and here in the stands as they aim to move oshi. >> they rock. we follow them anywhere. >> reporter: adrienne bankert, abc news, lyon, france. >> we will be cheering the team on. thanks for watching. i'm cecilia vega. hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. >>> now at 6:0, 0 hear from the man seen in this video the victim of a targeted attack trying to get justice with the help of a bay area lawyer. >> gone from pumping premium down to the regular. just to be able to afford to fill up. >> changing habits because of changing prices. california's gas tax went up again today. it's something voters wanted to happen. >>> hello, everything starts going wrong. i'm michael finney, ahead on 7 on your side, shouldn't new appliances work? >>> go! go! >> in the midst of protest

she puts the ball inside and then eventually lucy bronze came up and cracked it in.ck, and i cannot wait for the game because ijust think that phil neville has created something quite extraordinary here and they are saying that we could be getting somewhere in the region of 10 million people watching. you will be as well. of course i well. harry, great to see you, thank you very much. jennifer, welcome to the programme, nice to see you both. if you would like to see more on any of those stories, you can access them via the bbc iplayer, and a reminder we go nationwide every weekday afternoon at 4:30pm on afternoon life. the leaders of the european union's member states are meeting for a third day of talks to try and break a deadlock over who should fill the topjobs. the break a deadlock over who should fill the top jobs. the contagion break a deadlock over who should fill the topjobs. the contagion is who should be the successor to jean—claude juncker. —— contention. little time for niceties this morning with fatigue and frustration setting and for eu leaders as they

the top player in the us team will be marked by lucy bronze.t defenders in the world. we will be bringing you all the buildup from lyon and catching up with what happened yesterday, a dramatic day at wimbledon. thank you so much. we're so looking forward to it. i think we have the weather now. she is having an interesting 2a hours. wimbledon and now in lyon. com pletely wimbledon and now in lyon. completely random, bumped into my dad at the station. and an incredible day at wimbledon where cori gauf, 15 bit venus williams stop what we're doing at the age of 15? listening to the news. not only was she brilliant on cot by the postmatch interview was sort of compose. she almost thanked venus williams at the net for being an inspiration. incredible. the weather looked glorious in lyon and also i think it's glorious in wimbledon. the most stunning sunrise, but it is chilly across the board. you can see the fabulous view, it's so quiet right now. but through the day there are throngs of people just filling the cords, looking around, walking between t

because she's so quick, she came in and there were concerns about one of england's outside backs lucy bronze minute she was able to connect with that header and she did dedicate it to her mother who recently passed away. think about ordering the pasta you always want and they're out of it and you order the fish instead and it might be the better decision. so it proved them well in this game. >> rapino says she'll be back for the final so do we think this is relatively minor hamstring injury? >> the fact jim ellis did want start her memes it had to be pretty significant. and you have to think about penalties and that's your biggest spot kick taker. but the fact is they have doubts so they're able to play around with a couple different pieces. rapino, she has been the leader on and off the pitch for them. >> it helps give this team a public identity including this very public spat with the president. i want to show the celebration with alex morgan because that caused a bit of up roar is the right word but certainly reaction. first a look at the goal because it was awesome, a run to the side li

the ball fell to lucy bronze for a last chance, but a superb clearance by the sweden defender and thernament that we had ambitions of winning, they have fallen short of even a consolation third—place medal. while the squad will travel home with nothing around their necks, they will arrive to a greater audience and appreciation of women's football. interest in the lioness is has risen around the country, with children and particularly young girls being inspired to watch and play themselves. that may help control themselves. that may help control the squad in time, but for now, england will be nursing their bruises after a disappointing end to their world cup journey. england failing to win a bronze medal in france, but today the usa and the netherlands go for the trophy. the usa head into the match as defending champions, the netherlands are trying to win for the first time. they are european champions. england are going to play australia in the semifinals of the cricket world cup after position is changed after the final round in the group stage. australia lost to south africa by ten

we have had many good goals but i think it would be lucy bronze's effort against norway.yers and it is the moment in the game and she does lead by example. she would have been practising that in training. but to still deliver it and hit a ball when it is laid and put it in the back of the net. we saw even david beckham in the back of the stands congratulating it. he knows a thing or two. in general, congratulating it. he knows a thing ortwo. in general, she congratulating it. he knows a thing or two. in general, she has been driving the team forward and it gives everyone confidence. because of her attacking ability but also her defensive ability. thank you faye white, where will you be watching? i will be watching in the greene king pub, 1000 pubs showing the game so another amazing move to get people supporting the lionessess. let's hope. thank you. the chinese government has condemned the storming of hong kong's parliament by pro—democracy p rotesto rs. dozens of young demonstrators got into the building yesterday afternoon on the anniversary of the territory's handover

england's lucy bronze came second behind rapinoe in the voting for the golden ball, the award for thee of 270 by australia, after some impressive hitting. in reply, england collapsed to 21—6 before eventually being bowled out for just 75. they must win the sole test match to keep the series alive. geraint thomas has gained time on his rivals for the overall tour de france title, by finishing second on stage two's team time trial. it was won in brussels by team jumbo—visma, with their dutch rider increasing his overall lead to ten seconds. thomas is 30 seconds behind. and britain's cal crutchlow finished third at the german grand prix, just four days after breaking his leg. the honda rider was injured while cycling on wednesday, but he still managed to make the podium, crossing the line just seven seconds behind winner marc marquez. he has broken, i think, the top of his tibia. he also has ligament damage in his knee, from bending over to check his foot, apparently, while he was riding. and he still got back on his bike. can you believe that? just out, to be honest with you. we will se

then the likes of lucy bronze and steph houghton in that great defence.d it might be closer than many people might expand, expect. this usa team have been to the final of the last two and england will have to find a way to stop the likes of alex morgan, will they not? yes, it will have to be very interesting. most people are focusing on the matchup between two. the latter has not shied away from the pressure on the pitch, particularly in the knockout games. a lot of the attention was on alex morgan and there has been a feeling that she has not been at her best and two has come in and played brilliantly, particularly in the knockout games. but then you have it open, on the other side of the flanks for the usa, perhaps people not getting quite a good she can be for this. going to be brilliant battles over the pitch. interestingly, from the usa, the big chink in their armour, perhaps, is that defence. it has not really been tested as much as it would have liked in this tournament this far and when you have england's ellen white on form, i am sure she will be

lucy bronze there. what a match that will be. -- we live for these games.aid the storming of parliament is extreme violence. these are live pictures. this is inside parliament's main pictures. this is inside pa rliament‘s main debating pictures. this is inside parliament's main debating chamber. anti—government protesters went into the building, once inside that chamber, they tore down portraits of the city's leaders. they hosted a british colonial era flag in that mean chamber. they sprayed their city crest with black paint. and they daubed the walls of that debating chamber with graffiti. the graffiti said" bao to protect rule of law. 0ppose extradition. that was a black—and—white banner that was hosted in the chamber and led —— red in chinese. it is not easy to get inside this chamber. the complex has reinforced glass windows and the masked protesters, wearing hard hats and masks, in part to disguise themselves, because this protesters we have been speaking to during the process of the day have said that they are worried about repercussions. this is a hi