it was nathan redmond who wa nted one.um to just absolutely wanted this stadium to just a bsolutely swallow wanted this stadium to just absolutely swallow him up. the germans went uncelebrated in that goal as the england playersjust lay prostrate. they are the under 21 is, they have got their senior years ahead of them, but it really hurt for them tonight. not long after the final whistle went and they traipsed off, i caught up with the captain. i think we've all improved as players, collectively as a group we can all hold our heads high. we've given everything and we've given ourselves the best chance to go and win a tournament. tonight hasn't been our night but we can all come away feeling pleased with ourselves, we gave ourselves a good chance. the boss was talking about, we practice penalties after every training session. does it go to show that in the heat of battle you can't really practice penalties?” that in the heat of battle you can't really practice penalties? i think it's hard to replicate the pressure that wer

germany won 4—3 after nathan redmond missed for england.e 2009 final, which germany won 4—0. in the second semi—final spain were 3—1winners over italy — atletico madrid's saul niguez with a hat—trick. england posted their highest score at a women's world cup to beat pakistan by 107 runs after rain ended play early. england's 377 for 7 in their 50 overs was also the second highest total in the history of the competition. natalie sciver and captain heather knight scored hundreds. in reply, pakistan made it to 107—3. before play was called off and england took the victory on the duckworth—lewis method. with more, here's the bbc‘sjoe wilson. 0ne one of the interesting thing is about the women's world cup in england is that it takes to venues you might not normally associate with international cricket. i approaching grace road, leicester. a first class cricket ground in england are very proud to be an international venue for the women's world cup. pakistan is based here and it is where england came here after the shock defeat. looking for confid

ten minutes later, nathan redmond had options as he bore down on goal.mely rewarded. deflection proved critical but it is often said, you make your own luck. there's been a shock on day one at the queen's club, as british number two kyle edmund was knocked out by canadian qualifier denis shapovalov in the first round. this was a rematch of that davis cup tie earlier this year, when shapovalov was disqualified for hitting the umpire with a ball. no such misfortune today though... despite slipping here, the canadian still managed to win this point and the first set tie—break. .. edmund hit back though, breaking shapovolov immediately in the second set to win it 6—4. and while the decider went with serve for the first nine games, the 18—year—old shapovalov got the crucial break to seal the biggest win of his career to date. i'm just incredibly happy and so thankful to get a wild card here. i hope to be back here and i hope to have a good run and be back here for many years. i wasn't sure what to expect with the fans, him being a homeboy and everything that

nathaniel chalobah and nathan redmond will both face fitness tests in the morning before a decision wills u21s in their semifinal against germany at the european championship in poland. tomorrow afternoon's game is england's first semi in the tournament since 2009. in a moment the thoughts of our football correspondent ian dennis but first here's england manager aidy boothroyd evoking memories of euro 96. obviously it wasn't the ending that we wanted, but i think a lot of people of that generation have a real affinity with england— germany games. they are always big games and exciting games. both teams have got good players. i hope that the build—up to the... the game is as good as the build—up. new zealand have won this year's america's cup with a 7—1win over oracle tream usa. it was a dominant display from the kiwis who erased memories of four years ago when their 8—1 lead became a painful 9—8 defeat to the americans. tony husband reports from bermuda. the celebrations are well under way here in bermuda for kiwi fans and sailors. this has been a dominant display in the world's oldest i

nathan redmond's miss means they fail to make the final of the under—21 european championship.ol has the weather. i'm here to place an early—morning football with the guys from man v fat to see how teamwork has helped men like this and 3000 more around the country lose a combined total of 30 tons in wake. —— to play some. and carol has the weather. for england, wales and northern ireland some rain on the cards, some of it will be heavy but as temperatures rise we could have thundery downpours. the dryers conditions today are likely to be in scotland. more details in 15 minutes —— driest conditions. good morning. first, our main story. the families of those who died at hillsborough will find out later this morning whether anyone will face criminal charges. an inquest ruled last year that the 96 liverpool fans who died at the stadium in sheffield in 1989 were unlawfully killed. 0ur north of england correspondent judith moritz reports. # walk on, with hope in your heart... it was a moment of history, the inquest‘s finding last year that 96 liverpool fans were unlawfully killed at

just ten minutes later england took the lead thanks to southampton forward nathan redmond.e still leading 2—1. a little over two weeks after the champions league final the draw for the qualifying rounds of next season's competition has been made. and celtic could face northern irish champions linfield in the second qualifying round. linfield will have to get past la fiorita from san marino in the opening round for that to happen. welsh champions the new saints will face europa from gibraltar. the draw for the first qualifying round of the europa league has also been made. rangers will make their return to european football against luxembourg outfit progres niederkorn. stjohnstone will play lithuanian side fk trakai. crusaders from northern ireland are up against latvia fk liepaja. bala town will face liechtenstein club fc vaduz, and another welsh side, connah's quay nomads, will play hjk helsinki. bangor city are at danish club lyngby in the first leg of the first round and northern ireland side coleraine are at haugesund. in hockey‘s world league, scotland's men were beate

nathaniel chalobah and nathan redmond will both face fitness tests in the morning before a decision willr—21 championship in poland. it's england's first semifinal in the tournament since 2009. in a moment the thoughts of our football correspondent ian dennis but first here's england manager aidy boothroyd evoking memories of euro 96 and don't forget you can hearfull 0bviously obviously it wasn't the ending that he wanted but i think a lot of people of that generation have a real affinity with england germany games. they are always big games, a lwa ys games. they are always big games, always exciting, both teams have good players and i hope that the build—up, the game is as good as the build—up. build—up, the game is as good as the build-up. this is the stadium in poland and if england win the thing in the final on friday. he did for the germany game is the 27th ofjune and that was the same day executive of months ago that england lost to iceland in the european championships in france. the worst defeat in the history of immeasurable. but how has the english game responded since then? th

it has happen at the under 21 championships in poland after extra time in the euros and nathan redmond in friday's fine with the spanish beating italy in the other semi—final. if you've ever played football, what do you do when someone is trying to get past year? you try to tackle them or pull the shirt without the referee noticing. in the norwegian league on sunday paulo was so upset with being overtaken... i don't think the referee spotted it... yes, he did, clearly. both of them were booked after they came together as a result of that. that is just... well, what can i say? at fine. —— quite funny. the chinese artist ai wei—wei is a well known champion of human rights — views that led to his own detention in china in 2011. this week he's in washington promoting one of his most significant works — lego—brick portraits of people he calls freedom fighters. you can see his work at the hirshhorn gallery, and that's where jane o'brien caught up with him. ai weiwei came up with the idea for trace, a sprawling portrait project, when he was incarcerated by the chinese authorities in 2011. he

but the germans equalised and it went to penalties — abraham's was saved — and so was nathan redmond'se of the senior teams in 1990 and 1996. we've been practising for weeks but in the end of the two players you would put odds on to score every time, the goalkeeper makes a great save so we'll have to take that. it's been a real team effort and i think we can be pleased with a lot of things we've done. and in the end we've lost on a penalty shootout and next time we need to be better for it. the australian jockey michelle payne, the only woman to win the melbourne cup, has been stood down from riding after failing a drugs test. she tested positive for an appetite suppressant, after a meeting in australia two—and—a—half weeks ago. stewards will hold an inquiry tomorrow. great britain's bianca walkden will win at least silver at the world taekwondo championships in south korea. men's heavyweight mahama cho has guaranteed the british team a second medal — he's into the semi—finals after beating iran's sajad mardani. like walkden, cho won a bronze medal in rio last year. but the rio silver

nathan redmond's spot—kick was saved as the germans edged through in poland.world cup and euro 96. investigators have been told a plan for england to play a friendly in thailand to win backing for their 2018 world cup bid was "a form of bribery". a former fa chairman made the admission when interviewed during an inquiry into the 2018 and 2022 world cup bids. england's women bounced back from their opening defeat by india to make their highest women's world cup total as they thrashed pakistan by 107 runs with centuries from nat siver and heather knight at leicester. and five days ahead of wimbledon, not the weather we want to see, the likes of novak djokovic try to get some last minute grass court preparation in but the forecast at easbourne is better today and the covers are coming off. back to you, victoria. thank you very much. good morning. we are in north kensington. we have got residents behind us. we have got joe and amanda and simone and lunar the dog. we have met up again with mahad egal who was on our programme a couple of weeks ago. we we're here bec

ten minutes later, nathan redmond had options as he bore down on goal.n proved critical but it is often said, you make your own luck. they have been a shock on day one at the queen's club. kyle edmund was beaten by canadian qualifier denis shapovalov. this was a rematch of that davis cup tie earlier this year, when shapovalov was disqualified for hitting the umpire with a ball. no such misfortune today though... despite slipping here, the canadian still managed to win this point and the first set tie—break. edmund hit back though, breaking shapovolov immediately in the second set to win it 6—4. and while the decider went with serve for the first nine games, the 18—year—old got the crucial break to seal the biggest win of his career to date. i'm just incredibly happy and so thankful to get a wild card here. i hope to be back here and i hope to have a good run and be back here for many years. i wasn't sure what to expect with the fans, him being a homeboy and everything that has happened but the crowd were incredible and they really cared so iam very incre

nathan redmond scores the winner as they come from behind to beat slovakia in poland.on centre court this afternoon, saying another successful week in london will be a big boost to his wimbledon preparations. and that is all the sport for you for now. much more after 10. around 80 of the families who lost everything in the grenfell tower fire are being rehoused this week, as the slow process of recovery begins for some of the survivors. the initial £5 million fund allocated to support them has begun to be distributed; around 180 families have received £5,000. but the greatest cost of the tragedy was in human lives. it is understood that at least 79 people died and there's been anger at the official response and what some call the chaos in the days after the fire. the government and the kensington council have come in for particular criticism. the government has now written to local authorities across the country, asking them to check if tower blocks have been cladded using similar materials to those at the grenfell site. jim reed is here with the latest on that part of

it went to extra time and then penalties, but southampton's nathan redmond saw his spot kick saved, and in the final. they are currently drawing 0—0. fifa has published its report into alleged corruption during the bidding processes for the 2018 and 2022 world cups, which went to russia and qatar respectively. a german newspaper had leaked details of the report yesterday, but fifa said that they had always intended to release it anyway. our sports news correspondent, richard conway, has more. yes, the focus is on russia and qatar and what they did. russia destroyed their computers in the aftermath of winning the bid so information from them was hard to come by. as for qatar, there is more information there, some of which has been previously reported. england's doesn't escape censure in the report, michael garcia saying the england bidding team for 2018 tried to attempt to satisfy some of what he calls improper requests from voters. england posted a record—breaking 377 on their way to a crushing victory in the rain—affected world cup match with pakistan in leicester. it's a morale boosti

and in sport england under 21 have announced that nathan redmond is fit to face germany in the europeanstan lose early wicket in reply to england's highest women's world cup to england's highest women's world cu p total of to england's highest women's world cup total of 377th in their group match. and the british and irish lions miss out on a morale boosting victory over super rugby champions the hurricanes in theirfinal midweek match in new zealand as it finished 31—31 in wellington. i will be back with more on those stories at half—past. as we have been reporting, four more errors have been identified as having buildings with cladding that has failed fire safety tests, cambridge, salford, tower hamlets and sheffield. theresa may has said there must be "a major national investigation" into the use of cladding on high—rise buildings across the country stretching back decades. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, has been following the latest developments. he said the announcement has prompted a range of fire safety actions. the problem is if you're a council housing manager or p

then, just ten minutes later, southampton‘s nathan redmond completed the turnaround to send england top the recent call ups from scotland and wales among the replacements. ireland‘s rory best captains the side while england flanker james haskell returns. every game has its importance. any time you put on that lions shirt, the internationaljersey, whatever it might be, you have to leave it in better condition than you got it. it is important for us to leave nothing out of it and put everything in there to make sure the boys go to there to make sure the boys go to the test match with another win. we will be live with them in an hour to talk about the information and those call—ups. to talk about the information and those call-ups. he has got in trouble with them. yes, but he is a man with a plan, isn‘t he? heart disease and stroke are the world‘s biggest killers and millions of people in britain take cholesterol—lowering drugs to reduce their risk. now, scientists have revealed they‘ve begun human trials of a vaccine which could offer patients an alternative to taking daily medication. le

then just ten minutes later, southampton's nathan redmond completed the turnaround to send england topdrid star cristiano ronaldo will testify in his tax fraud case on the 31st of july. what about this for a hero's welcome? the pakistan captain has arrived back in karachi after they beat india to win cricket's champions trophy. he's in that car, i promise you. even after the special convoy escorting sarfraz ahmed from the airport got within sight of his karachi home in the early hours of the morning. it took the skipper nearly half an hour to get from the vehicle to his house as he was surrounded by adoring fans. many of whom had waited through the night to welcome their hero — who had led their country to a win against the odds. frankie dettori will miss the whole of royal ascot which starts today after a fall at great yarmouth last week. he has an arm injury and will miss out on a number of well—fancied rides. that's all sport for now. thank you very much. last night members of the community in finsbury park in north london held a vigil for those affected when a van was driven into a

but the germans equalised and it went to penalties — abraham's was saved — and so was nathan redmond'seeks but in the end of the two players you would put odds on to score every time, the goalkeeper makes a great save so we'll have to take that. it's been a real team effort and i think we can be pleased with a lot of things we've done. and in the end we've lost on a penalty shootout and next time we need to be better for it. they are silly and jockey has been stood down after failing a drugs test. —— the australian jockey. us officials say they're determined to hold to account those behind a major cyber attack affecting computer systems around the world. banks, government departments and large companies have been hit. security researchers have now discovered what they call a "vaccine" to stop the attack from infecting a machine. banks have yet to find a way of preventing the ransomware from spreading to other vulnerable computers: it is spreading to people's computers but we do not know of people have paid the ransom have had their veils and accredited to the advice remains not to do t