marcel kittel lost the greenjersey seconds.ey today, it now goes to marcel matthews. the couple of football lines for you. chelsea have agreed terms with real madrid for the transfer of spanish international striker alvaro morata. the fee is believed to be in the region of $91 million, which would be a club record for the premier league champions. and england international kyle walker has been talking to the bbc following his transfer from tottenham hospur to manchester city last week — and it seems it wasn't an acrimonious move. this is what he said after it was put to him that the brutal truth was city were more likely to win things than spurs. you know, i'm not going to sit here and disrespect tottenham one bit, because what they've done for me over the years has been fantastic andi over the years has been fantastic and i am more than grateful. the way that they've made the stepping stones in the right direction over the years that i've been there is crazy. it's a team, i am a manchester city player right now and iam manches

the tears flowed rolled down the cheeks of germany's marcel kittel on thursday after he won stage sixe france. it was a 216km ride from vesoul to troye. kittel reaches a top speed of 71 kilometres an hour as he raced to the line. it's his second stage victory this year and 11th overall. simon brotherton was there. while the team for sagan protested his exclusion, the two are rolls on and stage six in troye ended with a sprint for the line after 216 hot and sweaty kilometres. marcel kittel time it beautiful to beat andre greipel to the line, with britain's derrin lay in eight. chris froome spent his first day in yellow and finished in the same time as the winner, retaining a 12 second lead over geraint thomas in the overall standings. joe root says he woke up feeling groggy but at the end of the day he said he felt like he was in dreamworld. root marked his first test as england captain by scoring an unbeaten 184, on the opening day against south africa at lord's. root‘s only the sixth englishman to score a century in his first test as captain. his innings rescued england who were stru

therefore marcel kittel is the man of the moment. nobody could get near him. four stage wins.fely behind and collected another yellow jersey, his 50th. safely behind and collected another yellowjersey, his 50th. he still leads by 18 seconds with 11 stages to go. the international olympic committee has voted to award hosting rights for both the 2024 and 2028 olympics in september. the decision all but guarantees paris and los angeles will stage the games as they‘re the only candidates. the french bid has been backed by new president emmanuel macron, who was in lausanne today for the vote. it‘s thought paris will be the more likely host in 2024 as it‘s the centenary of the first time they staged the games. the two cities must come to an agreement before an ioc meeting in peru or the hosts for seven years‘ time will be decided by another vote. that‘s all from sportsday. 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 alison little, deputy political editor of the daily express, and the guardian

w011 finish whether german marcel kittel won a spectacular mass sprint for the line head of theourth. thomas was only briefly held up fourth. thomas was only briefly held up by fourth. thomas was only briefly held up by the crash and finish safely to retain the leader's yellowjersey. and you can go to our website and follow everything all the way throughout the three weeks of that toured france. from me and the rest of the sport today team, see you —— tour de france. hello. the weekend was something of a mixed bag across the greater part of scotland and northern ireland, but once again into england and wales at times it really did look as glorious as that. can we keep it up for the next few days? well, there will be some sunshine in our forecast. as early as tuesday, some areas will be seeing some significant rainfall, and then later in the week it will turn a wee bit hot and humid from the south. now, as i say, the weekend was something of a mixed bag, especially so in the western side of scotland, and into the first part of monday, i think we'll find some of those conditions s

with cavendish and peter ciganda eliminated, marcel kittel is the man of the moment.nother podium appearance and collected another yellow jersey. his 50th, appearance and collected another yellowjersey. his 50th, in fact. appearance and collected another yellowjersey. his 50th, infact. he still leads by 18 seconds with 11 stages to go. iam i am definitely die jesting things a little bit. the tension out there at times today, it seems like you had incredible focus. you were able to do what you needed to do in the crucial moments? i felt very clear on what i was trying to achieve, regardless of whether it was going my way or not. i felt really stuck to my true self and just tried to create as opportunities as possible. i knew that going into the match against simone, she was not going to give me much forfree. i definitely had to be the one to create my own chances. i felt i had to be the one to create my own chances. ifelt i did had to be the one to create my own chances. i felt i did that. had to be the one to create my own chances. ifelt i did that. ifeel fortu nate c

a sprint finish in liege saw germany's marcel kittel win the stage, with mark cavendish fourth.onditions made the roads in belgium as slippery as an ice rink. with less than 20 miles to the finish, it was fortunate that this crash did not end chris froome's tour. his shorts were ripped but it was only his like that didn't make it to the finish. his sky team—mate michal kwiatkowski shepherd him back into the main contenders. ahead of them, the sprinters fought it out for stage glory. mark cavendish, on the far left, was looking to add to his 13th victories, but he could not find the power needed to get past germany's marcel kittel. there was no change in the overall lead, with geraint thomas keeping the yellowjersey. it turned out all chris froome lost was a bit of skin, one day when he could have lost a whole lot more. and hannah barnes of great britain has w011 hannah barnes of great britain has won stage three the tour of italy, the only grand tour on the women's calendar. a really impressive performance from the england women cricketers now. england's cricketers have register

however, marcel kittel had to withdraw after a crash around 20 kilometres after the start.neral classification, confirmation that chris froome is chasing a fourth tour de france title in five years. he leads that now, ahead of rigoberto uran and romang bar day. his closest challenger before that wednesday stage was fabio aroo. michael matthews is now in the green jersey as the points classification leader. he now has an impressive 160 point cushion. state 18 on thursday is 179.5 kilometres. it will be the last mountain stage of the tour de france. an altitude of over 1300 metres, the highest town in the european union. some big lungs needed. thanks for that. in the netherlands, england are playing scotland tonight at the women's euro tournament. last time i checked, it was 6—0. it has been a particularly good night for this woman, jody taylor. a tweet here from the lionesses, saying that there has been the first hat—trick of the tournament. and earlier, spain had a strong win over portugal in their group d opener earlier. vicky losada scored one of the goals and amanda samp

marcel kittel timed it beautiful to beat andre 6reipel to the line, with britain's mcklay in eighth.ning a 12 second lead over 6eraint thomas in the overall standings. cricket and joe root marked his first test as england captain by scoring an unbeaten 184 on the opening day against south africa at lord's. root‘s only the sixth englishman to score a century in his first test as skipper. his innings rescued england who were struggling on 76—4 at one stage. they closed the day on 357—5. really special day from start to finish, thoroughly enjoyed it. we are in a nice position now when we can hopefully kick on tomorrow and make a big first—innings lead. it's the highest score by an england captain on debut? well, that's nice, but it means nothing at the minute. it will mean a lot more if we get a result at the end of the game. to have two brilliant partnerships there toward the back end of the day proves how if you play positively it can bea proves how if you play positively it can be a good pitch to bat on. belly dancing may be a predominantly female art form, but that hasn't stopped on

to cycling, and the german, marcel kittel, just can't stop winning.e france from eymet to pau on the edge of the pyrenees, a distance of 203 kilometres. it's the second successive stage win for the quickstep rider. and his fifth in the year's race. the defending champion, chris froome, of team sky retained the yellow jersey. he leads by 18 seconds. simon brotherton reports. 0nly only three riders decided to have a go. 0ne only three riders decided to have a go. one of them almost pulled off a sensational victory. this polish rider was caught 15 metres from the line as the peloton went past. kittel, first. the norwegian banging his handlebars in frustration at being denied a podium. the overall situation has not changed. chris froome still leads by 18 seconds. simon yates still wears the white jersey as the best young rider. this is the first time donald trump's course has hosted a women's major. britney. this is a big event in women's golf. it is very special. my in women's golf. it is very special. my whole family was there. that was an absolute drea

germany's marcel kittel is fast becoming the headline maker at the tour de france. the leader's yellow jersey, but victory in the 10th stage was kittel‘s fourth of this year's tour. froome was kept safe from his general classification rivals by his team sky colleagues who led the peloton towards bergerac. however, no—one could match kittel forfinishing power as he held off compatriotjohn degenkolb and dutchman dylan groenewegen for his 13th stage win of all time, and that's a german record. some football news for you now and as we mentioned earlier on tuesday, james rodriguez, the top scorer at the 2014 world cup has moved from real madrid to bayern munich on a two—year loan deal. the columbia midfielder made 111 competitive appearances for real, scoring 36 goals and providing 41 assists but was a periperal figure for los blancos last season. quick tour of news in the english premier league michael carrick has been named manchester united's club captain. the 35—year—old is the club's longest—serving player, having joined in 2006, and he replaces wayne rooney in the

german marcel kittel has won yet another stage at the tour de france... his fifth this year...jersey. in one of the flattest stages of this year's race — kittel — in the green — had too much powerfor his rivals at the line in poe. froome continues to lead by 18 seconds as the race heads into the pyrenees tomorrow. england's women have been beaten 1—0 by japan at the world hockey league semi—finals in johannesberg today. mami karino swept in a cross to put japan ahead inside the first three minutes of the first quarter... and despite taking six times as many shots as their opponents england couldn't find an equaliser. it's the first time japan have beaten england in eleven years. 0rganisers of the world pa ra—athletics championships have said that they will hold a moment of silence when they begin in london on friday to remember abdullah haya—yei. the para athlete from the united arab emirates who was killed while training at newham leisure centre yesterday. the 36—year—old died when a discus cage collapsed on him. the incident was witnessed by some of his team—mates. coaches an

german sprinter marcel kittel, who was leading the greenjersey competition, was involved in a crash earlyry. it was a brilliant effort by roglic, who started the day 37th and is no threat to the leaders. he broke away to win the stage by over a minute. it came down to a sprint for second between froome and his rivals for second place — froome now leads colombia's rigoberto uran and frenchman romain bardet by 27 seconds. fabio aru of italy is down to fourth overall. that's all from sportsday on the night england thrashed scotland 6—0 in stunning fashion in their opening game at the women's euro 2017 championship. 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 the broadcaster lynn faulds wood and the deputy political editor of the daily telegraph, ben riley—smith. the metro leads with the publishing of the wages of the bbc‘s top earners, with chris evans allegedly admitting that the disparity in pay between employees is unfair. bbc pay also dominates the front page of the sun, which reports friction be

sprinter marcel kittel pipped the stage win on the line, but froome keeps the overall lead, 12 secondse extended their lead at the top of rugby league's super league after a dramatic last—gasp win at wakefield. the tigers had trailed 16—0 at half time, but fought back to level the scores thanks to this try from mike mcmeeken. wakefield did retake the lead, only for luke gale's drop goal with less than two minutes remaining to seal victory for daryl powell's side. that's all from sportsday. 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 kate proctor, political reporter at the london evening standard and the broadcaster, john stapleton. tomorrow's front pages. the financial times leads on the fall out from last month's global cyber attack — with the consumer goods group reckitt benckiser admitting the hack had caused a £110 million hit in sales. the express writes that britain shouldn't be worried about the latest threats from brussels over brexit because, the paper says, eurocrats are scared of a wa

battered and bruised, leading sprinter marcel kittel is forced to abandon the tour de france.ign real madrid striker alvaro morata for around $91 million. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. we are just a few hours away from the start of the 146th open championship taking place at royal birkdale, on the north—west coast of england. sweden's henrik stenson is the defending champion, but is certainly not the only man with compelling ambitions of walking 0nce once you win one, obviously it's off your shoulders, and it's more about putting yourself in contention again and trying to win a second one. given a long and successful career that i

marcel kittel is overwhelmed after his second stage victory.ng an unbeaten 184 on his first day as england captain. hi there, wherever you are around the world, welcome to sport today. two favourites out of wimbledon in two days! third seed karolina pliskova was knocked—out by magdalena rybarikova. that's the fifth straight year, the czech has gone out in the second round. pliskova said "probably it's something in the air here" at the all england club. austin halewood watched the action. with pedro kvitova out of the women's draw, karolina pliskova

greenjersey to stage, to close that gap in the race for the green jersey to just 29 points, with marcel kittel, dan martin lost out as a front group split in the wind near the end, finishing 50 seconds adrift. he now drops, with simon yates up to sixth overall, and still in white is the best rider. two tennis grand slam semi—finals, and now a career—high world ranking — it has been quite an 18 months forjohanna konta. the briton will take that momentum into the hard—court season, culminating with the us open at the end of august. johanna joined us here at the bbc sport centre earlier, to reflect on climbing to four in the world rankings. it does sound nice. obviously it has just happened since monday, so it is something that is new for me to see and hear. but it is a nice achievement for me. but definitely come are definitely looking to keep moving up. and what about the experience of a second grand slam semi—final? it happen for you very recently at wimbledon. how has that perhaps giving you an extra bit of self belief and confidence?m perhaps giving you an extra bit of self belief and confid

a sprint finish in liege saw germany's marcel kittel win the stage with mark cavendish fourth.s world cup. they beat sri lanka by 7 wickets in their latest group game. captain heather knight and sarah taylor shared a partnership of 148 in taunton, to leave them fourth in the standings with four more games to play. the top four will qualify for the semi—finals. and that is all your support for now. thank you. that is it from us, more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. hello, this is bbc news. a smartphone system, which alerts qualified life savers to someone having a heart attack, has been launched for the first time outside of london. the app automatically calls first responders near the emergency, to get them there before paramedics arrive, as james roberson reports. there are already hundreds of them in the five counties covered by east midlands ambulance service. hello there. my name's andy, i'm a responder with the ambulance service. first responders are drawn from emas staff and trained volunteers and also from the police and fire services and the region's var

marcel kittel won stage two of the tour de france on sunday, from dusseldorf in his home country germanytains the race leader's yellowjersey. danke shun! 0n on that note, he is a happy man. professor stephen hawking has told the bbc that donald trump's decision to withdraw from the paris climate agreement, could doom the planet, and that future generations will have no choice but to find life elsewhere. he was speaking on the occasion of his 75th birthday, a milestone he says he never thought he'd reach. 0ur science correspondent pallab ghosh reports. when i was diagnosed at 21, i was told it would kill me in two or three years. now, 54 years later, albeit weaker and in a wheelchair, i'm still working and producing scientific papers. today, stephen hawking celebrates his 75th birthday. but it's been a great struggle, which i have got through only with a lot of help from my family, colleagues, and friends. at an event at cambridge university to pay tribute to his life, he was applauded for his scientific achievements. the legacy will be the scientists that he inspired. and there will be t

german marcel kittel has won his fifth stage at this year's tour de france whilst chris froome holds this year's race — kittel — in the green — had too much powerfor his rivals at the line in pau. froome continues to lead as the race heads into the pyrenees tomorrow. 0rganisers of the world pa ra—athletics championships have said that they will hold a moment of silence when they begin on friday to remember abdullah hayayei, the para—athlete from the united arab emirates who was killed while training at newham leisure centre yesterday. the 36—year—old died when a discus cage collapsed on him. the incident was witnessed by some of his team—mates, coaches and athletes from other competing nations. for the next ten days the uk's biggest women's sporting event this year is taking place in guildford. england, wales and scotland's women will be aiming to record their best ever results when the lacrosse world cup begins today. 0ur reporter lizzie greenwood—hughes has been to find out more about the tournament. if you like tough sport, this might be the tournament for you. this is the biggest

the 126 mile stage was won by german sprinter marcel kittel with britain's mark cavendish fourth.d's cricketers at the women's world cup. they eased to a seven—wicket victory over sri lanka in taunton. they were asked to bowl first and laura marsh took four wickets as sri lanka set england 205 to win. captain heather knight led by example in the run chase, smashing 82 offjust 76 balls to accompany her century in the previous match. an unbeaten 7a from sarah taylor saw england home. they play south africa next on wednesday. the british trials for next month's world athletics championships have finished in birmingham. nethaneel mitchell—bla ke won the men's 200 metres to guarantee selection for london. he clocked 20.18 seconds to beat danny talbot on the line — talbot also qualifies. but some big names struggled, including adam gemili, who was sixth. after her season's best during last weekend's european team championship's, elidh doyle secured her spot in london with a comfortable victory in the 400 metre hurdles. her time, though, was a second slower than her run in lille last sat

sports day, more reaction to andy murray's quarterfinal exit and use of a fifth stage victory for marcel kittely charlie gard will return to the high court tomorrow as their legal battle to allow him to be given an experimental treatment abroad continues. at the very centre of the case is the question of how far you should go to keep a terminally ill child alive? in a separate case, branwenjeffreys has been speaking to the mother of a seriously ill 10—year—old girl who is facing an agonising dilemma. she contacted the bbc because she wanted to tell her story. for ten years, juliet has cared for her daughter. all her life, rose has been in and out of hospital. she's blind, can't move, her brain isn't fully developed. she's suffered frequent seizures since she was a baby. it's so distressing to actually watch, even though i've seen it so many times. i've laid next to her to see what's happening and i can feel her body just continuously going. and i can only begin to imagine what it will be like if that was me and how i would feel. and if i can't say, "this really hurts". rose appears to suffer di

the flat course was certainly one for the sprinters, and it was germany‘s marcel kittel who came outer, ranked 392 in the world carded a seven under par round of 65 to take an early share of the club house lead alongside compatriot matthew southgate. fisher, from essex hit eight birdies and an eagle during his round. last year‘s champion rory mcilroy managed a par but is way down the leaderboard after that. ahead of the deciding test match against the all blacks, the british and irish lions coach warren gatland has talked of the chance for his players to leave a legacy. a win in auckland on saturday would give the lions only their second ever series win in new zealand, but they‘d have to end the all blacks 39 match unbeaten run at eden park to do it. katie gornall reports from auckland the players may have had a break this week that there has been no rest for the coaches who have been busy plotting a way past the all blacks at eden park. warren gatland said it is the toughest tour he‘s been known as a coaching group. he does have the luxury of being able to name an unchanged 23 for t

go time to tell you that it was back to back stage wins at the tour de france for german rider marcel kittelres. team sky's chris froome still leads the overall classification . thank you. returning to the 620 summit, away from main discussions, an unlikely couple have raised a money raising initiative to fund education in some of the poorest countries. they are the former british prime minister and un special envoy 6ordon british prime minister and un special envoy gordon brown, and the p0p special envoy gordon brown, and the pop star shakira, of course. they spoke to roz atkins. this is com pletely spoke to roz atkins. this is completely new, we had the global fund for health in 2000, then vaccination, and then a climate change fund. we need money in global education, and so this is the first major initiative to create a fund. $10 billion per year, the equivalent of doubling aid to education. we have 800 million children we want to help, half of the world's children leave school early without qualifications that they need for work. 260 million children today are not going to school because

of pizza tour de france stage 10a punishing stage in eastern france's jura mountains germany's marcel kittelred past the pack on to win the 10th stagekenya's chris froome (fro-may) retained the yellow jersey as the overall leader ( steve ) more breaking news tonight on kron 4... this is a live look at a scrap yard fire burning in the east bay. what we have just learned... coming up next. ((steve))breaking news...heavy smoke billowing over san leandro right now.that's where crews are battling a scrap yard fire.((vicki))kron 4's daniel villareal just got to the scene..he joins us live with the very latest, daniel? final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. >> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one jay-z's candid marriage confession. >> we built this big beautiful relationship. >> why his relationship with beyonce is not just a footnote. >> we had to go to a point where i'm going to start from the beginning. >> then did deadpool just bow down to wonder woman. >> and will the original super hero make a cameo in the sequel. >> and megan

marcel kittel — in blue — just sneaking his second consecutive stage win from edvald boasson hagen onor now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. in formula 1 lewis hamilton has gone fastest in second practice at the austrian grand prix this weekend. just a reminder that sportsday is coming up at 6:30pm. as promised, we will talk more about the g20. worth mentioning, we arejust will talk more about the g20. worth mentioning, we are just hearing from the reuters news agency that a ceasefire deal has been reached for south—western syria. this is the us, russia and regional countries, we are told, reaching a ceasefire deal in south—western syria. us secretary of state rex tillerson, we are told, will be giving journalists more details in hamburg where the g20 is getting underway. we will hear more, it would seem, from the us secretary of state in hamburg in the next little while. let's speak specifically about that meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin. sergey markov was an mp in vladimir putin's united russia party and is now the director of

bales forming a heart shapemore race fans dressing up some wine barrels german sprint specialist marcel kitteln the 126- mile stage his 5th stage win thus farchris frome (fro-may)... retains the yellow jersey as the overall leader (pam) next at the top of the hour a group of sonoma county teens selling baked goods gets ripped off. now police are looking for this woman..they say used counterfeit bills. keep it right here for kron 4 news at 11... all the day's big stories and your forecast, in half the time (steve) but first... stanley roberts has his camera on drivers in one bay area citywho ignore warning signs and park wherever they like. another new edition of people behaving badly...is next. (pam) when you see a parking spot you sometime have to go for it .... we all know a spot can come and go in an instant(steve)but what if it's a parking structure and you see the entrance staring at you, can you still go for it? maybe not....... stanley roberts explains you got me stanley! what are you doing (hysterical laughter) you know better right (hahahaha) he know better he does that all the time a

marcel kittel — in blue — just sneaking his second consecutive stage win from edvald boasson hagen on has unfinished business ahead of tomorrow's third and deciding test against new zealand. he missed the decider in austria four years ago due to injury but he leads an unchanged side in auckland tomorrow. for the last four yea rs, auckland tomorrow. for the last four years, in the back of my mind, in this tour, i set my sights on the tour and wanted to be in the test tea m tour and wanted to be in the test team and to play in the last game, if it did not happen, you accepted it. things happen for a reason. i was delighted when i heard my name read out for this third test, to finish this test series, and potentially win it. that's all sport for now. keep an eye on andy murray's progress on bbc one. more in the next hour. studio: hugh, thank you. the agonising legal battle over the future of the terminally ill baby charlie gard has taken a new turn. in the past few hours great ormond street hospital applied for a fresh court hearing to assess new evidence about possible treatment for him

german sprinter marcel kittel, who was leading the greenjersey competition, was involved in a crash early no threat to the leaders. he broke away to win the stage by over a minute. it came down to a sprint for second between froome and his rivals for second place. froome now leads colombia's rigoberto uran and frenchman romann barday by 27 seconds. fabio aroo of italy is down to fourth overall. the 146th 0pen golf championship gets underway the radar in the build—up is former world number one jason day. the australian has dropped to number six in the rankings after a slump in form, perhaps understandable after his mum was diagnosed with lung cancer at the end of last year. day admitted that golf has taken a back seat recently. i needed to take that time off because i thought i was losing my mum. ididn't because i thought i was losing my mum. i didn't think she would be around any more so i wanted to spend as much time as possible with her, because before, i would only see her once a year. not nearly enough time to spend with your mum. saying that, everything seems like it's coming back in

german sprinter marcel kittel, who was leading the greenjersey competition, was involved in a crash early37th and is no threat to the leaders. he broke away to win the stage by over a minute. it came down to a sprint for second between froome and his rivals for second place — froome now leads colombia's rigoberto uran and frenchman romain bardet by 27 seconds. fabio aroo of italy is down to fourth overall. the 1a6th 0pen golf championship gets under way at royal birkdale tomorrow morning — and one man who has flown under the radar in the build—up is former world number one jason day. the australian has dropped to number six in the rankings after a slump in form — perhaps understandable after his mum was diagnosed with lung cancer at the end of last year. day admitted that golf has taken a back seat recently. i needed to take some time off, because i thought i was losing my mum. ididn't because i thought i was losing my mum. i didn't think she was going to be around any more so i needed to make sure i spent all the time the pair that i could, because leading up pair that i could, because l

marcel kittel has provisionally won stage seven of the tour de france, third stage win of the year.he german city of hamburg, where world leaders are attending the g20 summit. earlier i spoke to alexander vershbow, a former us ambassador to russia about how the two president would have prepared themselves for this first face—to—face meeting. i think that president putin probably has a good psychological profile of president trump. and will probably come out in a very friendly way, trying to see if he can make inroads, given president trump's previous conciliatory signals about relations with russia. hopefully president trump has been looking at some of the wiliness of president putin, in his tweet he said, he will firmly defend us interests. psychological profile of donald trump, when you say that, you mean that he has seized twitter account...? that is that he has seized twitter account. . . ? that is a that he has seized twitter account...? that is a running psychological profile! -- you mean that he is a follower of his twitter account. laughter interesting appointment for the us

he finished safely in the peleton on stage seven, with marcel kittel, in blue, winning the sprint finishromelu lukaku appears to be heading for manchester united, despite a late bid from his former club chelsea. united say they have agreed a fee of around £75 million and lukaku is set to have a medical. scotland's women go into the european championship in high spirits after beating the republic of ireland 1—0 in their final warm—up match, christie murray scoring four minutes from time. the euros start in less than two weeks and scotland's opening match is against england. we have the anniversary games, building up to the world championships at the london olympic stadium early in august. one of the stars will be mo farah, running in front of his home fans for the last time. yesterday he came back to london from his training camp in the south of france and we joined him at a school in battersea. the luckiest pe lesson in london with mo farah dropping in on his return to his home city for some warm up tips... hello. and five laps of the playground. take us back to your playground days, can

he finished safely in the peleton on stage 7, with marcel kittel — in blue — winning the sprint finisho pay the same fees to his agent. scotland's women go into the european championship in high spirits after beating the republic of ireland 1—0 in theirfinal warm—up match — christie murray scoring four minutes from time. the euros start in less than two weeks — and scotland's opening match is against england. it isa it is a huge weekend of athletics as well, you have the anniversary games live on the bbc tomorrow, all building up to the world championships at the london 0lympic stadium early next month. the mo farah, he is getting ready for an emotionalfew weeks as farah, he is getting ready for an emotional few weeks as he prepares to run on the track at least in front of his home fans for the last time. he was back in london yesterday and he gave at first an exclusive look at him as he joined a school in battersea therapy class. —— he gave breakfast an exclusive look. the luckiest pe lesson in london. with mo farah dropping in on his return to his home city. some warmup tips and five

marcel kittel has been forced to pull out of this year's tour de france.s shoulder. he's won five stages so far in the race. australian michael matthews will take over the green jersey later today. the 146th open golf championship starts at royal birkdale in the morning — the destination of the claretjug looks wide open but one man unusually not being touted as a potential champion is the 2014 winner rory mcilroy. the four—time major champion has suffered with a sharp downturn in form lately but says he fancies his chances this week. i feel good. if my game ifeel good. if my game is i feel good. if my game is all there. like i said, it is like the pieces are there and it is just finding a way to put them back together. that economic happen through playing golf tournaments and playing rounds, and i have not had enough of them recently, and hopefully i can play my way into this tournament and build scores and sort of do what i have been able to do in the past. ifeel as i can get off to start like that i will be all right in this tournament. that is all your

germany's marcel kittel won stage 10.is fourth stage win this year. froome finished safely in the main bunch to keep the leader's yellow jersey. that is all your sport. much more at half past six. thank you. the government has published a review into working practices in the modern economy. the review was led by matthew taylor, chief executive of the royal society of the arts and former adviser to tony blair. the report calls for an end to the cash—in—hand economy like window cleaning and decorating, which are worth up to £6 billion a year. it recommends that people working in what's known as the gig economy should receive new legal protections, and their employers should make national insurance contributions. and that strategies must be put in place to make sure that workers do not get stuck on the national living wage. mr taylor said flexibility in the labour market was a good thing, but that exploitation had to be tackled. 0ne—sided flexibility is where employers seek to transfer all risk onto the shoulder of workers i

and marcel kittel has just taken victory in stage ten of the tour de france.ng the 2016 us presidential campaign. we have been talking about the new york times opponent of the story, which has brought more to the american public this morning. in one key exchange, this is rob goldstone, the publicist who has brought forward this information, saying this, this is obviously very high level and sensitive information, but it is pa rt sensitive information, but it is part of russia and its government's support for mr trump. a few moments later, donald trump jnr support for mr trump. a few moments later, donald trumpjnr responds by saying this... let's speak to our senior north american reporter. guide us through all this, anthony, what does it tell us? i think it tells us that donald trumpjnr us? i think it tells us that donald trump jnr clearly knew us? i think it tells us that donald trumpjnr clearly knew it us? i think it tells us that donald trump jnr clearly knew it was us? i think it tells us that donald trumpjnr clearly knew it was going into this meeting wit

he finished safely in the peleton on stage seven, with marcel kittel, in blue, winning the sprint finish of romelu lukaku, his former club chelsea have matched united's bid of around £75 million. but chelsea say they aren't willing to pay the same fees to his agent. scotland's women go into the european championship in high spirits after beating the republic of ireland 1—0 in their final warm—up match, christie murray scoring four minutes from time. the euros start in less than two weeks and scotland's opening match is against england. back at wimbledon, i am in the commentary box which is wherejeff is sitting. this is your spot. welcome. it is very hot, how do you cope with the heatin very hot, how do you cope with the heat in here? it has been hot this week. artist in history. andy murray, what a big test to come through. he now has a two—day rest do you think you can go all the way to the final? .com five sets, it would have been a problem. fabio fognini is very good in those five setters and andy murray knew that. we saw the motion, fabio fognini is a very difficult player. the draw

german sprinter marcel kittel, who was leading the greenjersey competition, was involved in a crash earlyno threat to the leaders — he broke away to win the stage by over a minute. it came down to a sprint for second between froome and his rivals. he now leads the colombian and the frenchman by 27 seconds. the 1a6th open golf championship starts at royal birkdale in the morning — the destination of the claretjug looks wide open but one man unusually not being touted as a potential champion is the 201a winner rory mcilroy. the four—time major winner has suffered with a sharp downturn in form lately but says he fancies his chances this week. i feel good. if my game is all there. i keep saying, it is like the pieces are there and it is just finding a way to put them back together. that can only happen through playing golf tournaments and playing rounds, and i have not had enough of them recently, and hopefully i can play my way into this tournament and build scores and sort of do what i have been able to do in the past. i feel like if i can get off to start like that i will be right in this

looking to add to his 30 victories, but he couldn't find the power needed to get past germany's marcel kittellow jersey. it turned out all froome lost was a bit of skin on a day when he could have lost a whole lot more. and britain's hannah barnes won stage three of the women's tour of italy. the only grand tour on the women's calendar ends a week today. a really impressive performance by england's women cricketers, who have had a very convincing victory over sri lanka in the world cup at taunton. the hosts, chasing a target of 205, won by seven wickets with almost 20 overs to spare. patrick gearey was there for us. taunton is a picture, a cricketing watercolour, a place for your sunday best, to dress up for the world cup. the smartness, you need a tailor. england's behind the stumps, sarah rarely drops a stitch, she accounted for two of laura marsh's forwarded. her quality was, well, catching. the flying wilson took the best. sri la nka flying wilson took the best. sri lanka never got left. when a round, england only need 205 to win. a sunday afternoon stroll, surely? there were a couple of

they've qualified with a game to spare, that's against the west indies on saturday germany's marcel kittel yellowjersey and will be looking to defend his 18—second overall lead as the race heads into the pyrenees today. and rory mcilroy insists he's in positive mood ahead of the scottish open which begins this morning in dundonald. the world number four has yet to win a tournament in a year that's been disrupted by injury, erratic form, and new clubs. now, one of the things we love about andy murray, and we've got to say, his mum, judy, must take some credit for this, is his support for women. and we saw another example yesterday in his post match press conference when he corrected an american reporter on their statistics. sam querrey is the first us player to reach a major us final since 2009... to reach a major us final since 2009. .. male to reach a major us final since 2009... male player. i beg your pardon? male player. yes, male player, for sure. is in doubt brilliant? the venous sisters have done well as well. —— isn't that brilliant? —— venus. live coverage starts at 12:15pm on bbc

bales forming a heart shapemore race fans dressing up some wine barrels german sprint specialist marcel kitteln the 126- mile stage his 5th stage win thus farchris frome (fro-may)... retains the yellow jersey as the overall leader (pam) you might say... christmas came in july for amazon. the astonishing record... the online retailer set in just 30 hours. ,$8drwblack friday and cyber monday.. a weekday in the middle of july has become one of the biggest shopping days of the year.( pam ) online shopping giant amazon held its annual prime day yesterday... and set a company record for sales. it is estimated people spent close to 3-billion dollars during the 30- hours of reported deals being offered. to put that in perspective, amazon says, prime day sales were higher than when you combine both black friday and cyber monday from last year. the most popular item by the way... amazon's echo dot smart speaker. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way.at 7:00 it's the insider, followed by entertainment to

it was won by sprinter marcel kittel but chris froome is still wearing the yellowjersey.ton for striker romelu lukaku. that is the big football news today. a move that has been confirmed is manchester city women's toni duggan, who's signed for barcelona. she is the first english player to join the spanish giants since gary lineker back in 1986. the british & irish lions captain sam warburton says he has unfinished business ahead of tomorrow's third and deciding test against new zealand. warburton missed the series decider in australia four years ago because of injury. for the last four years in the back of my mind i've had, you know, this tour, i have set my sights on this tour, i have set my sights on this tour, and! tour, i have set my sights on this tour, and i wanted to be in the test tea m tour, and i wanted to be in the test team to play the last game. it didn't happen and you just accept it. i was delighted when i heard my name read out for the third test and to potentially win it. it doesn't get much bigger, this time we will build up to that huge decider in new z

umbrella gets way and get loose on the course as the bycyclists dodge the wayward shadegermany's marcel kittelis 2nd stage winchris froome (froh-may) held on to the leader's yellow jersey. tomorrow's stage 7 132 miles continuing southeast from paris ( catherine ) still ahead.. some kansas police officers know a good photo op when they see one.... what they did with a family of ducks... the story behind their "fowl" behavior. (catherine) police officers are usually pretty busy on the fourth of july keeping the streets safe...but that does ánotá mean they can't have a little fun...(steve) an officer in pennsylvania made an unlikely arrest during his shift...take a look.. officer sheehan found these suspects loitering in a parking lot on fourth of july... yes..those are ducks... they did ánotá resist arrest and hopped right into the back of the patrol car.. police were able to locate the owner and she came and picked them up. no charges were filed.. ♪ nanana a little soul a little tune to play to make the good times roll here we go nanananananana nanananananana here we go♪ crazy square: eyyyyy cr

away from the tennis, germany's marcel kittel outsprinted the field to win the tenth stage of the tourd to award hosting rights for both the 202a and 2028 olympics in september. the decision all—but guarantees paris and los angeles will stage the games, as they're the only candidates. the french bid has been backed by new president emmanuel macron, who was in lausanne for the vote. and finally, with so much rain around yesterday, emergency ponchos were the must have fashion accessory. unfortunately, they don't come with a guide book. look at this! a man trying to put his emergency poncho on while watching the tennis. lady sitting next to him is attempting to help him. i think he tried his very best! we've all been there. was he putting it on, taking it off? what was he doing? leave your emergency ponchos in the bin, stay home and watch it on bbc one! it starts at 1215 p.m. . if you want to listen, it can listen on bbc radio five live as well. i love that, when you try to put it on and the good is over your face. £3000 to watch as well! i think 50p for a poncho is public good value. car

germany's marcel kittel has won his fifth stage on this year's tour de france with victory in stage 11he largest known animal on earth. our report, rebecca morell, is down at the museum now. lagat that, that is amazing. yeah, it really is quite gobsmacking actually. so this is the new star attraction at the natural history museum, 25 metres 55:5 a nd the name, . ,, the name, .. . ,, putting the in has not in - has not been entirely controversy because replaces without controversy because replaces much loved diddy the dinosaur, who was in the hall since 1974, but the natural history museum said it had been time for a change and to find out why, i am joined by richard said then, the principal curator of mammals here the museum. richard, you were one of the people championing getting a wail in here. why was that? we wanted to put a specimen at the scent of the museum, at the heart of the museum, a species people could relate to, but something that represented what we asa something that represented what we as a species, the human race, can do when we put our minds to trying to co nse rve w

yesterday germany's marcel kittel won his fifth stage on this year's tour de france with victory in stagel lead today. rory mcilroy says he needs to find form at the scottish open this week to give himself a chance at the open at birkdale next week. the world number four has yet to win a tournament in a year that's been hit by injury, erratic form, and new clubs. and he hasn't started well this morning. he's currently four over par, seven shots off the leaders. his round so far has included three bogeys and a double bogey. england's andy sullivan is faring better in the early stages. he holds a share of the lead on three—under. the leader is andrew dodt from australia and they are one behind them. that is all the sport for now. i will be back in the next hour. thank you very much. as we've been hearing, the government is publishing its repeal bill today, a key pillar of its brexit strategy. the legislation will ensure the same rules apply in the uk after brexit, while giving uk parliaments the power to change them. brexit secretary david davis said he will work with anyone to make it a su