mixed morning for great britain at the world judo championships in baku — the world number two natalie powellyeats—brown still has a chance of a medal. yeats—brown won two bouts in the under 78 kilo division this morning — and although she lost her quarter—final, she could still win bronze through the repecharge. britain's natalie powell, who's ranked second in the world, has been knocked out of the world judo championships in just the third round. she was beaten slovenia's klara apoteker in the under 78 kilo category, who threw her for ippon. she won bronze last year, and was bidding to become wales‘s first world champion, but admitted she'd "messed up". i don't think i started the fight particularly well. i got caught. i mean, yeah, i came in in a good shape. yeah. you come into some competitions and you feel rubbish and everything has gone wrong, and you get good results. when everything goes right before you expect the result. it hasn't come on this occasion. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i will be back with more in the next

britain's natalie powell says she ‘messed up' after a shock defeat in the third round of the world judoe last year — lost to slovenian world number 14 klara apoteker. meanwhile, fellow britjemima yeats—brown lost her bronze medal match on golden score. lancashire have been relegated to division two of the county championship. they needed to reach 300 in theirfirst innings to keep their survival hopes alive, but were bowled out for 273 by hampshire. it means theyjoin worcestershire in being relegated to the second tier. british middleweight world champion billyjoe saunders has been fined £100,000 for a social media video, which the police described as sickening. saunders has apologised for the video, in which he tells the woman he will give her drugs to perform a sex act. the british board of boxing control found him guilty of boxing control found him guilty of bringing the sport into disrepute. equestrian world gold medallist ros canter says britain can repeat their success at tokyo 2020, after winning the eventing at the world equestrian games in the united states. canter went into the

natalie powell is out early. jemima yates brown still has a chance of a bronze medal.he repechage. power's suffered a shock defeat. i don't thinki started repechage. power's suffered a shock defeat. i don't think i started the fight particularly well. i got caught. i mean, yeah, i came in good shape. yeah... when everything goes right you can expect the result to come. it hasn't on this occasion. that is all the sport for now. more in the next hour. thank you. let me bring you breaking news out of germany. comments by angela merkel on brexit. she has been giving a speech in which she said it is unclear what britain once in the brexit talks. she said there are basically six to eight weeks left for negotiations to reach an agreement and britain still has not expressed a clear position on its post—brace of relations with the eu. —— post brexit. she said success in the upcoming negotiations largely depends on what britain once —— wa nts. depends on what britain once —— wants. and on this, she said, the discussion has not been entirely clear. the dup leader, arlene foster,

there's been a shock at the world judo championships in baku, with britain's world number two natalie powellfor ippon. she admitted she'd messed up. ido i do not think i started particularly bad. it started well and then i got caught. i came in in good shape. you can have competitions where you feel rubbish and geta competitions where you feel rubbish and get a good competition and sometimes you expect a good result and it hasn't on this occasion. that's all the sport for now. we heard earlier an exclusive interview with katie salmon — who came out as bisexual on the itv2 show love island and became part of the show‘s first ever same—sex couple. she has spoken, for the first time, to this programme about the prejudice and abuse she suffered afterwards. in a moment we'll speak to three bisexual people who all say they've experienced this kind of prejudice. but first, a quick reminder of chris hemmings' exclusive report. across britain, there are more people coming out as bisexual every year than those coming out as gay or lesbian. government statistics suggest about 2% of us identify as lesbi

mixed morning for great britain at the world judo championships in baku, the world number two natalie powelln this morning and although she lost her quarter—final, she could still win bronze through the repecharge. but powell's tournament is over after a shock defeat. she was knocked out in the third round by slovenia's klara apoteker. she won bronze last year and was bidding to become wales's first world champion but her challenge ended in a matter of seconds when she was thrown for ippon. she admitted she‘d ‘messed up‘. i don‘t think i started to badly, i started well but then i got caught. came in in good shape. i don‘t really know... sometimes, some competitions, you go in, thinking everything is going wrong, but when everything is going wrong, but when everything goes right before, you expect the result to come, and sometimes it doesn‘t work out like that. i know that you were fascinated by the beluga, back to the river thames, watch your screens, we have been told that they beluga whale has been spotted in the river thames. these are live pictures. apparently, they were a lot better ea