dries mertens made the goal of the tournamentjudging dries mertens made the goal of the tournament judgingrd and just for a second they may have had a national hero. just for a second. but class told. eden hazard, kevin de bruyne, romelu lukaku. a goal built from some of the best footballers belgium has ever seen. panama, the best footballers belgium has ever seen. panama, a the best footballers belgium has ever seen. panama, a nation split in half by a canal, with similarly dissected by a ball from eden hazard. peden —— romelu lukaku with the gold. for them, a day of routine. for panama, one of history. so belgium coming good in the second half against panama. we had one more win today. sweden just edged past south korea. that is mexico and germany's group. mexico top of that after they beat the germans. it wasn't a great game, this one, between sweden and south korea. just that penalty decided it. spectacular stadiums at world cups are almost a given. unfortunately, the quality of the matches played within can't be guaranteed. sweden haven't won their opening game since they hosted the t

dries mertens! that is the moment of magic!annah miley we re judging tougher still. hannah miley were obliged to venture forward and just for a second michael murillo might have become a national hero. just for a second. but class told with eden hazard, kevin de bruyne, romelu lukaku, a goal built from some of the best footballers belgium have ever seen. panama were bisected again bya have ever seen. panama were bisected again by a through ball from eden hazard, lu ka ku again by a through ball from eden hazard, lukaku got another one. for belgium it was a routine day and for panama, one of history. sweden beat south korea 1—0 in nizhny norgorod — the swedes are now level with mexico at the top of their group but they couldn't match the mexicans for flair, as nick parrott reports. spectacular stadiums at world cups are almost a given. unfortunately the quality of the matches played within cannot be guaranteed. sweden haven't won their opening game since they hosted the tournament in 1958. what they would have given to be able t

first dries mertens equalised and then lukaku got on the end of the napoli man's cross.e it 3—1 with a powerful headerjust after half—time. and lukaku then turned down a hat—trick to let chelsea striker michy batsuayi round off the scoring. england play belgium in their third group game in kaliningrad. well, billions will be watching on television over the course of the next few weeks, butt some of the million that are expected in russia for the world cup are starting to arrive. they include fans, as well as footballers, with joint favourites brazil one of the first squads to touch down in the country. neymar led his team as they were given a musical reception at their hotel in sochi. they begin their campaign against switzerland on sunday. england will head out tomorrow, and i asked the bbc‘s lucy hockings, who's in moscow, what kind of welcome they and their supporters might get. from the moment i arrived, the person atticus tom, the people who serve your coffee and food, walking round moscow, everyone has been incredibly friendly. one of the big changes here in the ca

a rocket from dries mertens silencing the central americans, and from that point, panama's the centralricans, and from that point, pa nama's resistance the central americans, and from that point, panama's resistance was broken, lukaku hitting the mark with two goals in six minutes. spectacular stadiums looked to be given in russia, but the quality of the matches within can't be guaranteed. the video assistant referee broke the deadlock between sweden and south korea, a penalty converted by swedish captain andreas granqvist enough to seal first opening game when to his side since 1958. so the swedes join mexico at the top of group f, but fever are opening proceedings against the mexican fa echoes of their fans‘ behaviour during that match here in moscow. homophobic chanting was heard at the stadium, and they have been sanctioned on 12 different occasions for that sort of offensive behaviour from their fans at matches. but all those fines clearly haven't worked, and they are going to be very closely monitored, mexico, in their next match. coming up mexico, in their next match. coming up

simona halep making quick work of belgium's elise mertens.this year, the 22—year—old certainly looks like one to watch in the future, but in paris halep was too experienced and two good. the future, but in paris halep was too experienced and two goodlj the future, but in paris halep was too experienced and two good. i hope i will get enough majors to win a grand slam in the future but for the moment i want to enjoy this win—win, this tournament, and we will see. next g will play germany's angelique kerber, the former one number one beating caroline garcia in straight sets to put a final nail in the coffin of french hopes for another year. meanwhile, second seed caroline wozniak couldn't overturn her overnight deficit, russian kasatkina getting the two games and she required to go into the quarter—finals of a grand slam for the first time. austin halewood, bbc news. world champions germany have named the squad they hope will retain the title they won in brazilfour years ago, although it's 56 years since any team won back—to—back world titles.

a fantastic first goal by mertens, and then lukaku first goal by mertens, and then lu ka ku took firstde a very bad decision last night. at a crucial moment... 89 minutes, you left! in the first six minutes, very early on, harry kane, i thought he was gone. classic bad decision, i decided to go and get a slice of malt loaf. i went to get it, came backin malt loaf. i went to get it, came back in the goal had been scored.” suggest you get malt loaf most if we score while you are out getting malt loaf! just be elsewhere. getting malt loaf. if that is what gets us the goal, you can play a heavy part. i like that, there is something in that. 0ur old friend var was centre stage in the sweden—south korea match. the referee didn‘t initially see this as a foul, but changed his mind on reviewing the tape. hard as it was for fans to watch, captain andreas granqvist scored the penalty that gave the swedes a 1—0 win. these are the matches to follow today. at 1:00pm, colombia take onjapan. then at 4:00pm, it is poland versus senegal. and later, hosts russia play egypt, with coverage on bbc one and b

a rocket from dries mertens silencing the central americans and from that point, panama's resistanceoal twice in six minutes. spectacular stadiums look to be given in russia but the quality of the matches within can't be guaranteed. the video assistant referee broke the deadlock between sweden and south korea, a penalty converted by the swedish captain, enough to seal the first opening game win for his side since 1958. police in florida say the rapper xxxtentacion has been shot dead near miami. he wasjust 20. he was killed in daylight, near a motorcycle shop. he was a controversial artists in a genre full of controversy. he was facing 15 felony charges, including domestic violence. his second album went straight to the top of the billboard chart when it was released earlier this year. joining me now live from los angeles is entertainment journalist kj matthews. what looks like happened here? what we are hearing is that it happened in deerfield beach florida. a p pa re ntly in deerfield beach florida. apparently he was checking out a motorcycle and left, got in his sports vehicle and

after holding on through a goalless first half, belgium started to turn it on, a rocket from dries mertenshat point, panama's resistance was broken, lukaku hitting the mark with two goals in six minutes. spectacular stadiums look to be given in russia, but the quality of the matches within can't be guaranteed. the video assistant referee broke the deadlock between sweden and south korea, a penalty converted by swedish captain andreas granqvist enough to seal a first opening—game win for his side since 1958. it really was an exciting day of action, england really starting theircampaign off action, england really starting their campaign off with a bang. harry kane is the real hero tonight, and the ca ptain's harry kane is the real hero tonight, and the captain's effort, you have to say. today, day six, there is plenty of action coming up. columbia ta ke plenty of action coming up. columbia take on japan. colombia plenty of action coming up. columbia take onjapan. colombia reached the quarter finals take onjapan. colombia reached the quarterfinals in brazil, and james rodrigo ‘s was the golde

a rocket from dries mertens silencing the central americans.lukaku hitting the mark with two goals in six minutes. spectacular stadiums look to be given in russia, but the quality of the matches within can't be guaranteed. the video assistant referee broke the deadlock between sweden and south korea, a penalty converted by swedish captain andreas granqvist enough to seal a first opening—game win for his side since 1958. the catholic archbishop of adelaide is due to be sentenced within hours for concealing child abuse by a priest. philip wilson arrived at the courthouse a short while ago. he is the most senior catholic figure in the world to be convicted of covering up sexual assaults by clergy. it relates to child abuse by a priest dating back to the 1970s. the bbc‘s hywel griffith is in newcastle, on australia's east coast. he says the archbishop could face a jail sentence of up to two years. we will find out what sentence he's given within the next few hours. but last month, philip wilson was convicted at this court, after a long legal proces

dries mertens made the goal of the tournamentjudging teva dries mertens made the goal of the tournament to venture forward and just for a second this striker may have become a national hero. but class told. eden hazard, kevin de bruyne, romelu lukaku. a goal build from some of the best footballers belgium has ever seen. panama were similarly dissected by an eden hazard through ball. in went romelu lu ka ku an eden hazard through ball. in went romelu lukaku and belgium sailed over the horizon. for them, a day of routine, for panama, one of history. in the day's other match, sweden beat korea. it was another penalty which was awarded which was calmly converted by the sweden captain. with wimbledon nowjust two weeks away, the grass court season well under way at queen's club and we have already had a first british defeat. cameron norrie proved light work for stan wawrinka. the swiss player currently well down the world rankings after an injury lay—off but looks to be returning to form. and the british women's numberfour is out of the birmingham classic. she was beaten in straight sets by t

in truth it was belgium who would more likely to score, dries mertens with a rasping expert which stunghot into the side netting has 1—0 it finished. england's defeat confirming their position as runners—up in group g, colombia to come in the next round. the objective was to be in the next round and we are in the next round. we played some good football and we're ready to go again. southgate's second string suffer england's first defeat in a year. quite how significant it proves will soon be revealed. evaluating anger after such as scheduled game is not easy. 0ne senses they would have preferred to have won the match but they're not overly disappointed to have lost because by coming runner—up in the group theoretically on paper they face an easier path through the rest of the tournament should they continue to progress. but they should not get carried away, germany's shock exit yesterday proved that. first up the tough colombia side who have won two of their matches rather thanjapan but if they get past colombia on tuesday it looks easier, sweden or switzerland for a place in the semifi

dries mertens got them going, a wonderful volley inside the box. if they both win their next matches, it might be a dead rubber when they meet each other at the end. group f with south korea and sweden, we saw the new video system in action for the first time? we've seen it in a few times actually. the video system referee giving penalties when the referee doesn't spot something. that was about the only talking point from this match. it was an awful, awful game. sweden probably deserved the win just from that one var penalty. south korea have been in every world cup since 1986, but they didn't get a single shot on target and they are going to really struggle, unless they up their game, to get out of that group. also in that group is mexico and germany. germany will look to bounce back. they have sweden next. mexico flying high. they will have south korea. so that group, not so wide open. sweden and mexico sitting very pretty indeed. ijust i just have to ijust have to go back. go, england! go, harry kane! of law was let out in the studio when that g

in truth it was belgium who would more likely to score, dries mertens with a rasping expert which stungnished. england's defeat confirming their position as runners—up in group g, colombia to come in the next round. the objective was to be in the next round and we are in the next round. we played some good football and we're ready to go again. southgate's second string suffer england's first defeat in a year. quite how significant it proves will soon be revealed. he was the "king of pop", but michaeljackson was also in his own words "a great fan of art." now on the ninth anniversary of his death — a new exhibition at the national portrait gallery in london, explores how he inspired many contemporary artists. among them — kehinde wiley, who painted the recent portrait of the former us president barack obama. will gompertz met the artist — who was the last person to paint the singer before he died. michaeljackson, the child star. who became a global sensation, and then a pop culture icon. and a go to subject for artists. the likes of andy warhol... keith haring... david lachapelle and gar

she made very short work of elise mertens, dropping only three games along the way. than an hour. halep has twice been a finalist at roland garros but she's still looking for her first grand slam title. she takes on either angelique kerber or caroline garcia next. the second seed, caroline wozniacki, has been knocked out. the australian open champion was beaten by the young russian daria kasatkina, who's a formerjunior champion at roland garros. their match ran on from last night before kasatkina quickly wrapped it up in straight sets. england bowler chris woakes has been ruled out of sunday's one—day international against scotland. he took four wickets in the test win over pakistan, but he also picked up a thigh strain and joins ben stokes on the injury list. surrey‘s tom curran comes in. uk sport have today launched a national consultation to explore whether great britain should change the way it funds elite sport. the body invests £100 million of national lottery and government money each year, essentially rewarding sports that bring the most medals with the most

she was beaten in the second round by the 16th seed elise mertens.red to do all he can to help them. which is published today. tim muffett went to meet them. # rise up... in 2016, my kidneys failed. i spent 14 months on dialysis. about ten months in, we found my brother was a match. and so last year — june 30th — i had a kidney transplant. been a remarkable year. a semifinal place in britain‘s got talent. # reaching for the stars... a chance to spread a vital message. there isn‘t a lot of blood donors out there. i mean, they need, i think is it 6,000 daily? and they need 40,000 new black donors to come forward. # we'll rise up... an inherited blood disorder. a normal, healthy life. afro—caribbean people hold. that how important blood is. within black and asian communities will publish its findings today. for the members of b positive, it‘s long overdue. why do you think donation levels are so low within certain communities? it‘s historical that folks just don‘t consider giving. others are just taboos. and they say, oh, my religion doesn‘t allow it. i

she made very short work of elise mertens, dropping only three games along the way.ng for a first grand slam title. she takes on either angelique kerber or caroline garcia next. geraint thomas trails by 21 second going into the first stage proper of the criterium du dauphine, the traditional warm—up race for the tour de france. that's despite a high—speed crash on the prologue, when he misjudged a bend, losing some skin along the way. thomas is leading team sky in the absence of chris froome, who's taking a break in between grand tours. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's return to our main story. the grenfell tower inquiry is hearing reports from experts on the cause of the fire. its heard that the there is ‘insufficient evidence' to determine the exact cause, but the origin was more than likely a fridge—freezer in one of the flats. it's also heard that organisations involved in refurbishing the building did not understand how the new cladding system would behave in a fire. 0ur correspondent tom burridge is in central london.

the final goal from belgium's dries mertens.hat in theirfinal group match. will have to watch out for that in their final group match. england have a rest day today but they have an interesting way of recuperating yesterday after their win against tunisia on monday night. racing unicorns in the pool. this from jesse lingard's social media. he was very happy about that as they begin their preparations for their meeting with panama on sunday. let's have a look at the other fixtures today. uruguay facing saudi arabia in rostov. if they avoid defeat, russia will be the first team to qualify for the next round. and then iran play the 2010 winners spain. you can listen on five live. britain's dan evans has not been given a wild card into this year's wimbledon. he has returned from a ban for taking cocaine but he will have to play in a qualifying tournament. the organisers say that the decision was on a matter of principle. let's get more now on that report into deaths of hundreds of patients at a hospital in hampshire. the inquiry int

dries mertens opened the scoring before two from manchester united's romelu lukaku.scored the penalty that gave the swedes a 1—0 win. these are the matches to follow today. at 1pm, colombia take onjapan. then at 4pm, it's poland versus senegal. and later, hosts russia play egypt, with coverage on bbc one and bbc radio 5 live. andy murray says he isn't putting any pressure on himself to win matches when he returns to tennis after a year out. the former world number one hasn't played competitively since wimbledon last year due to a hip injury, and he has a tough first match against world number 21 nick kyrgios at queen's. murray's been speaking about his time away. sport is about winning and losing, obviously but it is notjust about that. there is more to it. like this has been my life since i was coming in know, pretty young. i made the decision to play tennis professionally when i was 15 so it's been 15, 16 years of my life and i haven't been able to do that, play tennis for a year now. so it has been tough, but i think you look at things a bit differently as you get

she couldn't recover after a slow start and lost in straight sets to the 16th seed elise mertens of belgium ahead of the second test, which gets under way at headingley today. it is a must—win game for england. we will have news on that and the rest of the sport a little bit later. there's a warning that thousands of children in care are "living unstable lives" because they frequently move home or school. the children's commissioner for england, anne longfield, says instability increases the risk of youngsters being groomed, or becoming a member of a gang. the government says it has put in place a range of measures to help create stable environments, but ms longfield says some children are still falling through the gaps. they're children, and they're a significant minority of the children. it's important to say, that most children in care will have some level of instability, but not the level i'm talking about here for these very vulnerable children. essentially, they're moving home, they're moving school, they're getting a change in social worker, sometimes all in one year, and sometimes m

the number one simona halep is through to the quarterfinals, making very light work of elise mertens,rros and still looking for her grand slam title. she will take on angelique kerber all caroline garcia next. but as i say, the big news, that record 19 wins the serena williams, just two for sharapova, won't be changing any time soon. we think it is due to an arm injury and they will not be meeting on the fourth round. more details to come. ten days to go on the world cup. not everybody has a ticket? no. they will be devastated today. manchester city's leroy sane has been left out of the world cup squad announced by germany today, didn't make the 23 man squad for the tournament that sta rts man squad for the tournament that starts in russia last week, despite having a superb season. city won the premier league title and the league cup but leroy sane chipped in the premier league with ten goals and 15 assists which led to him being awarded the pfa's young player of the season award. but a number of players preferred ahead of him. his manager also picking their captain manuel neuer, ulla