and illie nastase won't be invited to wimbledon this year following his recent fed cup behaviour.and welcome to the programme. we start with the footballing news thatjuventus are on the brink of reaching the champions league final after winning the semi—final first leg away to monaco 2—0. gonzalo higuain scored both of juve‘s goals, one in each half, to leave monaco with a mountain to climb when they play the second leg in italy next week. it's now more than 600 minutes sincejuventus last conceded a goal. translation: i am translation: iam pleased translation: i am pleased with all my players. bouffon has been so strong, always number one, and has been decisive when we played against barcelona. higuain scored two beautiful goals, the first following a beautiful move then he scored the second. translation: i believe thatjuventus we re translation: i believe thatjuventus were stronger, in particular during ten or15 were stronger, in particular during ten or 15 minutes. after that we began to play. we had possession, we played it forward and played in the la st played it forward and

and there'll be no royal box for nastase this year.n calls wimbledon chiefs small—minded. the anti—discrimination organisiation kick it out want players in italy's serie a to boycott matches in protest at sully muntari's sending off last week playing for pescara. the former portsmouth midfielder was booked after complaining to the referee about racist abuse from a small section of cagliari fans and he was booked again after walking off the pitch in protest and he will be suspended for one match. garth crooks, a trustee for kick it out, and says the football authorities reaction has been gutless. no action has been taken against cagliari because of the small number of fans involved. we have contacted way and explained the situation, they acknowledge this is completely unacceptable. the issueis is completely unacceptable. the issue is what can o that i do about it. they are the european governing body but they claim the game was not in theirjurisdiction. we don't think that is right. what i find alarming is not only way are not getting i

after his behaviour at last month's fed cup tie, ilie nastase will not be given an invitation for these was romania captain for their match against great britain but he was ejected after swearing at the british captain anne keothavong and british number one johanna konta. he's been provisionally suspended by the international tennis federation as they investigate a number of comments he made. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. welcomed our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are joan papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejoan bakewell. good evening. let's have a look at the front pages. theresa may accusing european politicians of making threats against britain in the i, she claims they are doing it to affect the general election result. same story in the ft. she said that some in brussels to not want brexit talks to succeed. and the headline in the daily telegraph, mae unleashes fire at europe. it also makes the front page of the daily express. —— theresa may unleashes fire at europe. the metro's main story is the s

former world number one ilie nastase will not be invited into the royal box at wimbledon this year, followingomania team captain — was ejected after a foul—mouthed rant at his counterpart anne keothavong and british number one johanna konta. the director of the fbi has told he has no regrets about reopening his investigation into hillary clinton's email. james coney said he felt mildly nauseous that he might have influenced the result. history is likely to judge that this law enforcement officer played a decisive role in determining the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. just days before polling, james comey revealed the fbi had reopened its inquiry into hillary clinton's e—mails from when she was secretary of state. he said he had no good options. so i stared at speak and conceal. speak would be really bad, there's an election in 11 days. lordy, that would be really bad. concealing, in my view, would be catastrophic, notjust to the fbi, but well beyond. and honestly, as between really bad and catastrophic, i said to my team — we've got to walk into the world of really bad. so how doe

organisers of the madrid open were criticised for inviting nastase to last saturday's award ceremony.ext grand slam in paris, french open tournament director guy forget says the romanian has let himself down. good publicity for the game. it's not good for himself, he was such a great champion and he is a nice generous sky but it is hard to see those pictures now. we have a committee, the idf gave its position and the french federation will follow that position so i doubt we will see him this year. ioc experts have just completed their inspection of the paris bid ahead of september's vote to decide whether the french capital or los angeles should host the 2024 summer games. la was inspected last week. the mayor of paris, anne hildago, believes france's new president, emmanuel macron, can help her city win the bid. yesterday i was with the president in my office in the city hall, we had a very strong and beautiful meeting with breezy and people, with all the breezy and people —— the paras ian people and we talk together about the important issues for paris and france and the first topic

nastase was romania captain for their match against great britain but he was ejected after a foul—mouthedat gb captain anne keothavong and british number one johanna konta. he's been provisionally suspended by the international tennis federation. the winners of this year's wimbledon singles titles will earn £2.2 million each in prize money. that's an increase of £200,000 on the sums won last year by andy murray and serena williams, and even those losing in the first round will walk away with £35,000. garth crooks, an independent trustee of the anti—discrimination organisation kick it out, has called for black players in italy to boycott this weekend's matches, unless the ban on sulley muntari is lifted. pescara midfielder muntari was banned for one game after he protested against racist abuse in a serie a match at cagliari on sunday. the former sunderland and portsmouth player was booked for dissent after asking the referee to stop the game, and walked off in protest. kick it out described the italian football authorities as "gutless". that's all the sport for now. you can find more on al

and illie nastase won't be invited to wimbledon this year following his recent fed cup behaviour.mme. we start with the footballing news thatjuventus are on the brink of reaching the champions league final after winning the semi—final first leg away to monaco 2—0. gonzalo higuain scored both of juve's goals, one in each half, to leave monaco with a mountain to climb when they play the second leg in italy next week.

as playerjohanna konta during a match. 0rganisers of the madrid 0pen were criticised for inviting nastasenament director guy forget says the romanian has let himself down. a lot of us are sad about him, because i think it is not good publicity for the game. it's not good for himself. he was such a great champion and he is a very nice, generous guy, that it's hard to see those kind of pictures now. we are a federation, we have a committee. the itf gave its position and the french federation will follow that position. i doubt that we will see him this year at the french. fernando alonso said he was satisfied with an "amazing" first day of official practice for the indianapolis 500. the mclaren driver is racing at the event later this month instead of the monaco grand prix. alonso is racing against time to learn a different driving discipline and racing on a 2.5—mile super—speedway track. marco andretti, alonso's team—mate, was fastest at first practice before qualifying this weekend. alonso was 19th. that's all the sport for now. 0lly foster is here later with more. thank you very much. lab

organisers of the madrid open were criticised for inviting nastase to last saturday's award ceremony.od publicity for the game. it's not good for himself. he was such a great champion and he is a very nice, generous guy, that it's hard to see those kind of pictures. we are a federation, we have a committee. the itf gave its position and the french federation will follow that position. i doubt that we will see him this year at the french. british number one joanna konta is through to the third round of the italian open, after knocking out yulia putintseva of kazakhstan. the number five seed, konta was rarely challenged, and won the first set with some ease 6—3. if that was straightforward, the second set was all but effortless, as she took that 6—0. next up for her is the winner of the second round match between venus williams and the ukranian lesia tsurenko. and due soon at the same venue, aljaz bedene against novak djokovic. fernando alonso said he was satisfied with an "amazing" first day of official practice for the indianapolis 500. the mclaren driver is racing at the event later

ilie nastase says wimbledon organisers are "small—minded" after they said he will not be invited to thein is under investigation for comments he made about serena williams‘ unborn child and to britain'sjo konta and anne keothavong. very angry about the fact he won't be invited. that row is not going away. he is still under investigation. wimbledon said regardless of the outcome he won't get a special invitation. well, i like it when they take a strong line. it is great. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. good morning. actually started the day. plus not all. yesterday once again parts of north—west scotland hit 20 celsius in blue skies. compared to what happened in the south—east, where we had a lot of cloud. in east sussex the cameron jerome got had a lot of cloud. in east sussex the cameronjerome got up to nine. todayit the cameronjerome got up to nine. today it will be fairly similar. this morning we have a lot of cloud in southern areas. the odd spot of rain. as we drift towards the south—west it is cloudy start again. the same across wales and northern england. acro

coalfa ce as coalface as to his behaviour the fed cup tie last month, ilie nastase will not be givengh. he was there a mania captain for their match against great britain last month, he was ejected from backstage after swearing at the british captain anne keothavong and the umpire and the british number one hannah konta. he has called the wimbledon organisers small—minded. he has been provisionally suspended by the international fed is —— tennis federation as they investigate a number of comments he made the week. so good news for you, there is space for you in the royal box. it is ten years to the day since three—year—old madeleine mccann went missing from a holiday apartment in the portuguese village of praia da luz. her disappearance sparked a huge police search and worldwide attention which cast a shadow on the resort. but a decade later — despite extensive international inquiries — the investigation remains open. jon kay reports. ten years. ten years since everything changed here. a little girl vanished on a holiday with her parents. it's unbelievable that there's been nothing.

the women's tennis federation has said that ilie nastase's presence at yesterday's madrid 0pen trophy month's tie with britain. meanwhile in the men's tournament rafael nadal is through to the final after beating novak djokovic in straights sets . nadal is unbeaten in all of his 14 matches on clay this season. he'll play austrian dominic thiem in the final. slightly different. great win for nadal. it's the first time he's beaten novak djokovic in three yea rs, beaten novak djokovic in three years, so quite a victory for them. so much rivalry between those two. there is. both have won multiple majors, the last time nadal one it was the french open in 2014. he was so dominant on clay, but we'll find he's on the way back. such a rivalry between clay, hard court... than they take the wimbledon. they do. that's why we are now, we are building up to the major. the french ‘s first at the end of this month than we are building up the queens, then wimbledon at the start ofjuly. so it's a busy time the tennis, now. exciting times. nice to see you, thanks very much. but look at the front pages.

and kyle stanley share the lead on nine under par the women's tennis federation has said that ilie nastase'siour during his last month's tie with britain. meanwhile in the men's tournament, rafael nadal is through to the final after beating novak djokovic in straights sets. nadal is unbeaten in all of his 14 matches on clay this season. he'll play austrian dominic thiem in the final. britain's double 0lympic gold—medallist nicola adams continued her 100% record in her professional career. she beat mexico's maryan salazar with a third round stoppage in her home town of leeds. it was her first technical knock out since turning pro. adams will hope to move towards a world title fight next. britain's geraint thomas remains six seconds off the overall lead going through to the quarter—finals after a dominant win at thejungle castle. they ran in ten tries to win 53- castle. they ran in ten tries to win 53— ten, including a hat—trick. quite a 53— ten, including a hat—trick. quitea margin, 53— ten, including a hat—trick. quite a margin, isn't it? castleford at the top of super league what a win it i

at yesterday's madrid 0pen trophy presentation the women's tennis federation has said that ilie nastase'sup captain is under investigation following his behaviour during his last month's tie with britain. meanwhile in the men's tournament rafael nadal is through to the final after beating novak djokovic in straights sets. nadal is unbeaten in all of his 1a matches on clay this season. he'll play austrian dominic thiem in the final. britain's double 0lympic gold—medallist nicola adams continued her 100% record in her professional career. she beat mexico's maryan salazar with a third round stoppage in her home town of leeds. it was her first technical knock out since turning pro. adams will hope to move towards a world title fight next. britain's geraint thomas remains six seconds off the overall lead at the giro d'italia. yesterday's eighth stage saw a first win at a grand tour for spaniard gorka izagirre. luxembourg's bobjungels retains the overall leader's pinkjersey ahead of thomas and fellow briton adam yates in third. is still a long way to go, however. it finishes in a fortnight in t

after his behaviour at last month's fed cup tie, ilia nastase will not be given a invitation for theh captain, anne keothavong and the british 11 johanna the british captain, anne keothavong and the british 11johanna konta and the umpire. he has been provisionally suspended by the international tennis federation. maria sharapova will find out on the 20th of june maria sharapova will find out on the 20th ofjune she will get a wild ca rd to 20th ofjune she will get a wild card to compete in wimbledon qualifying. the 200a champion has only just returned to qualifying. the 200a champion has onlyjust returned to playing after a15 onlyjust returned to playing after a 15 month doping ban. the all—england club will wait to see if the russian can qualify by right before making a decision on giving her a wild card. she needs to be inside the world's top 200 to get into qualifying, or the top 100, which is very unlikely, to go straight into the main draw. fernando alonso is driving an indycar for the first time today as pa rt indycar for the first time today as part of his preparation in the in