just peter sagan came over.thing with the elbow, i'm nota across as one thing with the elbow, i'm not a fan of his putting his elbow into me like that. but like i saidi elbow into me like that. but like i said i get on with peter. a crash is a crash. i would just like to know about the elbow. arsenal are close to breaking their transfer record by signing the french international striker alexandre lacazette from lyon. bbc sport understands that the 26—year—old, who scored more than 20 goals in each of the last three seasons in ligue 1, has completed a medical ahead of a reported £45 million move. the british and irish lions have been enjoying some down time in queenstown this week as they prepare for saturday's deciding test against the all blacks in auckland — and their players have been taking time out to meet the fans in new zealand. our reporter katie gornall is with the party. the all blacks have remained in camp this week and they have been training as usual. the lions have taken a different approach, they'

peter sagan came over... looks like he can to apologise or explain himself. well... but... if... he came across, that is one thing, but the elbow, i am not a fan of him putting his elbow in like that. but like i said, i get on with peter. a crash is a crash. i would just like to know about the elbow, really. it is the elbow that has done for peter sagan, news out of the tour de france. tennis, houdet two of wimbledon, very much drawing toa two of wimbledon, very much drawing to a close, i'm hoping... —— day two. mark cavendish again, not getting much like here, third time lucky, nick, searching for you all over my screen. i should get you straight up—to—date with trying to find where bernard tomic is, eve ryo ne find where bernard tomic is, everyone will be wanting to talk to him after his press conference today, a disgrace, and embarrassment, really, as an australian myself, listening to what he had to say, he said he was bored after losing three sets to mischa zverev, how could you be bored on the hallowed turf? surely every player dreams of growing up and

and another powerful finish from world champion peter sagan who sprints to victory on the third stage of the tour de france. hello and welcome to the programme. all that and more to come but we start with the news that fifth seed stan wawrinka was knocked out by daniil medvedev in the biggest shock on day one of this year's wimbledon championships. the swiss three—time grand slam champion needed ice on a knee injury between points as he was defeated on centre court by the russian who was playing for the first time at this event. medvedev goes on to face belgian qualifier ruben bemelmans for a place in the last 32. even say one year ago, i was 250 in the rankings. if somebody told me i would win, not only play but win on the centre court in wimbledon, i would say you are joking. a really saying. i have had a really great grasscourt season so saying. i have had a really great grasscourt season so i knew stan had some problems in queens. he played only one match on grass. i knew i would have the chance if i played well. so a shock for wawrinka — our reporterjohn watson looks back at the

slovakian cyclist peter sagan is disqualified from the tour de france after a crash that leaves markdish floored and possibly out of the race too. a record wimbledon win for roger federer, but not in the way he would have wanted. rangers crash out of the europa league to a part—time team from luxembourg in one of the most embarrassing defeats in their history. welcome to the programme. mark cavendish is out of the tour de france after a crash on today byes—mac stage 4. mark cavendish went to hospital after being involved in a nasty crash with sprint rival peter sagan, who's been disqualified for his part in the incident. nick parrott reports. in cycling, it can take just a fraction of a second for your world to come tumbling down. mark cavendish had his eyes on adding to his 30 career stage wins but in the chaos that can swirl around sprinters as the search for the line, ye tangled with world champion peter sagan. the briton was left lying in the gutter while his opponent finish second. cavendish eventually got back on us by contrast the line. there was an apology from sebastien but

i wasjust following the mark round and then peter sagan came over.e? he did. i get on with peter well but i do not get it. if he came across it is one thing, but the elbow i am not a fan of him putting his elbow out like that. like i said, i get on with peter. but a crash is a crash and i would like to know about the elbow really. to wimbledon and roger federer and novak djokovic had easy days as they began their campaigns. their opponents both retired injured at almost the same point in their first—round matches which were back—to—back on centre court. martin klizan succumbed to a calf injury against novak djokovic. djokovic, who won eastbourne last week, will now play an improbable of next. roger federer got his 85th wimbledon win when dolled up a lot had to retire. in the women's draw the world number one angelique kerber ove rca m e world number one angelique kerber overcame the american qualifier irina falconi. angelique kerber has struggled for form irina falconi. angelique kerber has struggled forform in irina falconi. angelique kerber has str

slovakian world champion peter sagan won stage three of the tour de france, after a 126—mile stage thattarted in belgium and finished at longwy in france. britain's geraint thomas finished eighth today to extend his race lead to 12 seconds, after the rest of the top six failed to finish in the main bunch. which means his team leader, chris froome, is up to second overall. and south africa will be without their captain faf du plessis for the opening test match against england at lords. he returned home for the birth of his first child and won't be back in time for the match which gets under way on thursday. in the last few minutes, formula 1's governing body has announced it is to ta ke governing body has announced it is to take no further action against sebastian vettel, before time —— the four—time winner collided with lewis hamilton at the grand he was given a penalty at the time.

and in cycling — peter sagan won the third stage of the tour de france.stage of his career. it was a thriller too. simon brotherton reports. this was seen as a good—looking finish for the world champion peter sagan and so it proved as he power to the front to beat the australian michael matthews on the line. dan martin of ireland was third. a way to the crowd made it look easier thanit to the crowd made it look easier than it was after such a long bursting finale in which his foot momentarily came off his pedals. thomas riding strongly to finish in eighth with chris froome in knife. thomas stays in the yellow with froome second overall. matthews is in third. in a few minutes returned to the crisis in brazil, a political crisis where the president is being charged with accepting bribes, but one third of the cabinet is under investigation. elizabeth campbell has been elected by her party as the new leader of the royal borough of kensington and chelsea council this evening, following the resignation of the former leader in the wake of the grenfell tower disa

peter sagan appeared to elbow mark cavendish into the barriers as they approached the finish, sendingting back on his bike and crossing the line. race leader and fellow britain 6eraint thomas was involved in an earlier pile—up but retains the leader's yellow jersey. it's day two at wimbledon, and the top seeds in this year's draw have made it safely through to the next round. novak djokovic wasn't on court long — his opponent retired. and the top seed in the women's draw, angelique kerber, won in straight sets. but for many, today's star attraction was this year's favourite — seven—time winner roger federer. our sports correspondentjoe wilson is there for us this evening. if you had a ticket for centre court today, settling in for a feast, you ended up with more of a snack, roger federer and novak djokovic, their opponents couldn't last. maybe those players shouldn't have started the tournament carrying injuries. we we re tournament carrying injuries. we were looking for clues for the fortnight today, but we ended up with just a glimpse of the future. you don't normally see this court

world champion road racer peter sagan has been kicked out of the tour de france, after an incident with vittel, sagan appeared to elbow cavendish into the barriers, sending him, and other cyclists, crashing to the ground. cavendish was taken to hospital before getting back on his bike and crossing the line to finish stage four. day two at wimbledon, and the top seeds in this year's draw have made it safely through to the next round. novak djokovic wasn't on court long — his opponent retired. but for many, today's star attraction was this year's favourite — seven—time winner roger federer. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson reports. at 7.15pm they were leaving. an extra match had been quickly scheduled to extend the day on centre court. was it wozniacki you had come for? wasn't the plan. this is the love 30 era in men's singles. top four men's seeds at wimbledon this year all in their 30s. unexpected rest can come in handy. but we'd really like to know how novak djokovic is shaping up. trouble is, his opponent could barely move. djokovic took the first set 6—3 but early in the second ma

cavendish had gone to hospital after world champion peter sagan elbowed him into the railings by theinish. his dimension data team later posted a picture of him on twitter with his arm in a sling, revealing that he was pulling out of the tour. cavendish dislocated the same shoulder when he crashed out of the tour on the opening stage in 2014. i bumped it, i don't know what. from the feelings, i am not optimistic. i bumped it, i don't know what. from the feelings, i am not optimisticlj the feelings, i am not optimistic.” wasjust the feelings, i am not optimistic.” was just following the mac around, andl was just following the mac around, and ijust was just following the mac around, and i just went was just following the mac around, and ijust went over. was just following the mac around, and i just went over. did it look as though sagan came to apologise or explain? he did. i get on with him well, but i don't get... if he came across, it's one thing, but the elbow, i'm not a fan of him putting his elbow in like that. race officials weren't fans of the elbow either and agreed that sagan

he had a collision with peter sagan, who has been disqualified from the race.ly four degrees. a real contrast. hot and humid in the south, only four degrees. a real contrast. hotand humid in the south, and only four degrees. a real contrast. hot and humid in the south, and we have a weather front producing cloud and drizzle in northern england. that will improve through the day. more in 15 minutes. see you later. and sally will be back with the sport later. first, our main story. most of the families who lost their homes in the devastating grenfell tower fire are still living in hotels, despite government pledges to rehouse them all by today. there was also anger and frustration at a meeting with police and the westminster coroner last night, where residents demanded to know why there have been no arrests. the coroner is said to have described the scene inside the building as "apocalyptic". nick quraishi reports. this was the first opportunity for families to put their questions directly to police and the westminster coroner. one reason this private meeting las

cavendish says he was elbowed 150 metres from the finish line by the world champion peter sagan who wastage after receiving medical treatment. the bbc is to spend an extra 3a million on new content for children over the next three years. the corporation says it's facing increased competition from companies such as facebook and netflix and it wants to offer more online choice for young people. it's expected it that will include more video, blogs, podcasts, quizzes, games and apps. now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with evan davies. it's summer, and it is the season for the next wave of desperate migrants to try and cross the mediterranean to europe. in parts of italy the strain is beginning to show. we want to defend europe from immigration and multiculturalism. the issue now? ngos trying to save migrants from their precarious boats are being accused of facilitating people smuggling. and there's new friction between european countries. if europe couldn't handle migration effectively two years ago, or last year, can we expect it to do so now? we'll ask the italian ambassador. the go

with all the drama surrounding mark cavendish and peter sagan exuding the fourth round, stage five wasth eto's fabio borini winning with one excellent attack —— italy's. it is an intense climb, 160 kilometres, featuring a 20% gradient at the end. so, powering to victory, —— fabio aroo. chris here is a racetrack. the gap wasn't big at the finish but it was enough for the leadership to change hands with chris froome taking over the yellowjersey from his teammate gareth thomas who is in second overall. the stage was won by the italian champion aru, 16 seconds ahead of dan martin, with froome in third place, along with ritchie porte, 20 seconds down on the winner, and simon yates was sixth. the overall standing skiffs chris froome a lead over thomas of 12 seconds with aru two seconds back. dan martin fourth, ritchie porte fifth at 39 seconds andy yates is sixth, four seconds behind him. england have picked up a third straight women's world cup win, beating south africa by 68 runs courtesy of a huge first—innings total, 373-5 courtesy of a huge first—innings total, 373—5 with centuries for

and another powerful finish from world champion peter sagan who sprints to victory on the third stageme. all that and more to come but we start with the news that fifth seed stan wawrinka was knocked out by daniil medvedev in the biggest shock on day one of this year's wimbledon championships. the swiss three—time grand slam champion needed ice on a knee injury between points as he was defeated on centre court by the russian who was playing for the first time at this event. medvedev goes on to face belgian qualifier ruben bemelmans for a place in the last 32. even say one year ago, i was 250 in the rankings. if somebody told me i would win, not only play but win on the centre court in wimbledon, i

slovakian world champion peter sagan took the stage win, on an uphill finish to a 126—mile stage thatended his race lead to 12 seconds after the rest of the top six failed to finish in the main bunch. before we go, let's have a look at some of tomorow‘s big matches at wimbledon. ladies‘ top seed and world number one aneglique kerber up against american irina falconi, followed by novak djokovic against slovakia's martin klizan and roger federer going for a record 8th wimbledon title, he starts against alexander dolgopolov. last yea r‘s runner—up milos raonic is first on number one coui’t while there's an all—british match on court three with kyle edmund up against alex ward, a qualifier ranked 855 in the world. 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 miranda green from the financial times and christopher hope, chief political correspondent at the daily telegraph. a pleasure to see you both. the metro leads with the haute de la garenne children's home, at the centre

reporter: peter sagan said there was tension until the very end of stage four of the tour de france.wed britain's mark cavendish 100 meters from the finish line. he was taken to hospital with a suspected fractured shoulder. sagan can now kiss the tour de france goodbye. he has been disqualified. it overshadowed geraint thomas's fourth stage victory. geraint thomas managed to hold onto the yellow jersey. this is something you don't see very often. at one point he led by more than 30 minutes before being caught 17 kilometers from the finish line. brent: tennis, the first round of wimbledon where germany progressed to the second round with a straight set win. the top set seed will now face belgium. here's a reminder of the top story we're following. north korea says it has tested it intercontinental ballistic missile watched by the dictator kim jong-un. after a short break i would back to take you through the day. stick around for that. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ is made pos

. >> all because of this incident near the end of yesterday's stage rider peter sagan seems to elbow another sprinter mark cavendish to crash. he suffered a broken shoulder out of the shoulder. the other rider was disqualified by race organizer who said he endangered his legs. the ejection was appealed. >> tough video to watch. world famous product is turning 80 years old today. we hope you're hungry. >>> speaking of hungry as we reported, it would be this fourth of july -- wouldn't be fourth of july without this tradition, it's happening. more later. >>> on our facebook page the improvement a bald eagle is showing after a few days of tlc in the nation's capital. coming up on atmfans.com. backed me up- big time. before movantik, i tried to treat it myself. no go. but i didn't back down. i talked to my doctor. she said: one, movantik was specifically designed for opioid-induced constipation- oic. number two? with my savings card, i can get movantik for about the same price as the other things i tried. don't take movantik if you have or had a bowel blockage. serious side effects includ

peter sagan elbowed a british rival at the end of yesterday's fourth stage.ce ends in paris july 23rd. >>> the small-scale craft approach to making beer and wine is spreading to the liquor business. chris martinez finds out about the boom in small distilleries. >> reporter: just beyond the vine-covered hills of california wine country, something else is brewing. >> this is our distillery. >> reporter: adam spiegel opened the sonoma county distilling company in 2010 with one simple mission. >> we make two types of rye whiskey and three types of bourbon. >> reporter: he's since watched his industry surge -- both in california and across the country. >> when we first started, we were within the first 200 distilleries in the united states. now there are 1,600. >> reporter: industry experts don't see the trend slowing down. every state in the u.s. is now home to at least one craft distillery with new permits issued daily. >> people are enjoying spirits much more than they once did. >> reporter: david osgo with the distilled spirits council says smaller distillerie

world champion peter sagan used his elbow to get past britain's mark cavendish, who wiped out.endish broke his shoulder blade and is out of the competition. so is saying. -- sagan. he was disqualified. a fireworks show nearly got out of hand west of phoenix when an ember set fire to some dried-out brush. fire crews responded quickly. there were no injuries. the top athletes from the world of competitive eating were in new york's coney island today where the nathan's hot dog eating contest. 73-year-old richard lefevre is the spam-eating champ. gideon oji is the number-one kale eater. but kale is not a hot dog, and joey chestnut won the title for the tenth time, downing 72 franks and buns in ten minutes. up next, ancestors of the founding fathers bring the declaration of independence up to date. the roles you play in life are part of what makes you, you. let's dance grandma! and you're not going to let anything keep you sidelined. come on! that's why you drink ensure. with nutritious calories 9 grams of protein, and 26 vitamins and minerals. that was the best one ever! giving you

peter sagan has been disqualified after knocking mark cavendish into barriers, injuring his shoulder.as pulled out of the tour de france. we just pulled out of the tour de france. wejust spoke pulled out of the tour de france. we just spoke about china's president xijinping. he has now arrived in berlin on a three—day state visit ahead of the summit on friday. he's got a packed itinerary and one of the first things he'll do on wednesday is hand over two pandas from china to germany. it's all part of a whirlwind foreign tourfor president xi. on tuesday, he met with president putin in moscow and the pair condemned the latest north korean missile launch. earlier, i spoke to kyle wilson a former diplomat and analyst from australia, who has been following sino—russian relations for decades. i asked him if there will there be a unified response in the security council towards north korea. well, of course the irony here is that the north korean tavern ability to come and everyone's attention. they have reigned on the fourthjuly in the us and they have reigned on the 620 in the us and they ha

fourth stage of the tour de france as we saw yesterday, with mark cavendish's broken shoulder and peter sagan'scher reports. the tour de france can be deceptive. the tour de france can be deceptive. the first claim to test this year's main contenders. —— the first climb. many of chris from's main rivals wilted —— chris froome. this gradient of up to 20% for a stunning summit victory, the real race was behind, as chris froome outsprinted all but dan martin to take second place. he overtook an exhausted greg thomas, who slips back to second. the last two men to don the yellow jersey here have gone on to win in paris, and this is the prettiest pictures for chris froome. england have beaten south africa at the women's cricket world cup by 68 runs, thanks to a record—breaking partnership of 275 from tammy beaumont and sarah taylor in bristol. the hosts have overtaken south africa to move third in the group stage table, as hugh ferris reports. watching on, the potential stars of england's cricket future. south africa are an emerging force in the woman's game. their strength is their bowling, not that

the world champion cyclist, peter sagan, has been disqualified after knocking the briton, mark cavendishvendish has now pulled out of the race. china's president, xijinping has arrived in the german capital berlin on a three—day state visit, ahead of friday's g—20 summit. the president is on a whirlwind foreign tour — as we heard earlier he met with president putin in moscow and both leaders condemned the latest north korean missile launch. i've been speaking kyle wilson a former diplomat and analyst on sino—russian relations for more on the two leaders response to north korea. well, of course the irony here is that the north koreans have the ability to come and get everyone's attention. they have rained on the fourthjuly in the us and they have rained on the g20 and have essentially hijacked president putin and xijinping's meeting in moscow. this was xi's sixth visit to moscow and you can imagine it would have been a cause for celebration. russian and chinese successes in the past year against the us. and suddenly both countries find themselves on the back foot and forced to respond in

peter sagan used his elbow to get past mark cavendish who wiped out in a hectic finish. broke his shoulder blade and out of the competition. so is sagan, disqualified. a fireworks show nearly got out of hand west of phoenix last night when an ember set fire to so fire crews responded quickly. there were no injuries. >>> the top athletes from the world of competitive eating were in new york's coney island today for the nathan's hot dog eating contest. 73-year-old richard lefevre its the spam eating champ. and a number one kale eater. kale its not a hot dog. joey chestnut won the title for the tenth time, downing 72 franks and buns in ten minutes. >>> up next, descendants of the founding fathers bring the declaration of independence up to date. ♪ >>> it's hard to believe that a bold declaration by a brand new nation would have even more relevance nearly 2 1/2 centuries later. but america is always changing. striving to meet the ideals of the founding fathers. ♪ >>> john trumball's painting declaration of independence shows thomas jefferson presenting the first draft to con

and in other sport, the world champion peter sagan won the third stage at the tour de france but threeved up to second in the standings behind his teammate geraint thomas, who still has the leader's yellow jersey. back with more sport in the next hour, but you'll be getting more from wimbledon in the next 15 minutes. this morning, in an exclusive interview, the father of the youngest victim of the manchester terror attack has paid tribute to his "stunning" daughter on what would have been her ninth birthday. andrew roussos told this programme that he will remember saffie as a "huge character", who was everything you could ask she was among 22 people who lost their lives following an attack on the manchester arena in may. i spoke to andrew yesterday. i don't even know how to put it into words. saffie was stunning. she was a joker, she was a huge character, but she was just she was just everything, you know, everything you could wish for in a little girl, i should say. she was just a stunning young lady that just loved life to the full. can i ask you, andrew, about the night of the bombi

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left side of your screen, world champ peter sagan elbows him right in to the barriers.ders plow over cavendish who was taken to the hospital, treated for hand and shoulder injuries. sagan finished second in the stage but disqualified from the tour de france. he was trying to tie the record of six green jerseys in the points classification. >>> joey chestnut, professional eater. every july 4th for a decade we've watched chestnut gorge himself and wondered why. the san jose native saying years ago he does it for the prestige. >> fourth of july champion of the world, joey chestnut! >> chestnut continues his ownage of the nathan's famous july 4th hotdog eating contest downing a new world record 72 dogs and buns. that equals out to roughly 20,000 calories. >>> the earthquakes feeling good about things on the heels of that dramatic stoppage time over l.a. stanford stadium on saturday. no time for prolonged celebration. quick turnaround cross country to atlanta. second minute of the game, tommy thompson, the nor cal kid gives it up, gets it back. blasts it. first career mls go

. >>> peter sagan has been disqualified after causing a massive crash during yesterday's stage 4.. sagan was seeking to tie for the three best green jerseys. one other rider involved, mark cavendish suffered hand injuries. this is yasmin's favorite here, joey chestnut consumed 72 hot dogs and their buns in the nathan's july 4th hot dog eating contest. it's the tenth time that chestnut has won the mustard belt, in typical fashion, the champ said he was happy and knows he can do better. yasmin wants to give him a run for his money. >> how do you think he's feeling this morning? >> he's probably hitting the pepcid ac a little. >>> and secretary of state rex tillerson calling for global action. we're going to have a live report coming up. >>> plus new jersey governor chris christie is facing criticism for vacationing at a closed beach when everyone couldn't. but christie is brushing it off. we have those stories -- next. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatiti

the briton broke his shoulder after appearing to be elbowed by watch a peter sagan, who was subsequentlyed one of the worst of it in their history last night, leading 1—0 from the first leg at ibrox, they were knocked out of the europa league by a part—time team from luxembourg, losing 2—0 on the night, 2—1 on aggregate. i will be back with more sport in the next hour. victoria, you will be having your daily wimbledon catch up at around 9:30am. it's three weeks since the fire at grenfell tower in north kensington, which killed at least 80 people and left hundreds without a home. on this programme exactly a week ago, the housing minister made it very clear that temporary homes would be offered to everyone affected — by today... today, we're back here in north kensington to catch up with some of those we first met on that wednesday. to bring you more remarkable stories of those who escaped, and to find out how people are doing. we're still displaced. we still have missing people. we still have no answers. it's constantly we're expected to chase things, go here, phone this, queue here, do t

and in other sport, the world champion peter sagan won the third stage at the tour de france but threeoved up to second in the standings behind his teamate geraint thomas who still has the leader's yellowjersey. i'll be back with more on those stories after half past. eight year old saffie roussos was the youngest of the 22 victims of the manchester arena bombing. she went to the ariana grande concert with her sister and their mum lisa who is still recovering in hospital. today, on what would have been saffie's ninth birthday, her dad andrew, her sister ashlee and her brother xander, have spoken for the first time to the bbc about the little girl. you couldn't be out with saffie without having fun. but her dream was to be famous. it was her everything, and we bought her the tickets for christmas. and she was just counting the days, the seconds, and it was just ariana grande till 9:00pm, 10:00pm at night, and she would sing and dance to every single song. she was ariana grande obsessed. soto see how happy she was, it wasjust... obviously i had to go with her. you were watching her watch

. >>> and tour de france officials have disqualified world championship cyclist peter sagan finding himt for that terrible crash that injured multiple cyclists. he appears to have extended his right elbow. if you look there into british rider forcing cavindish to crash into the barrier. >>> meanwhile, new york city police are in mourning today after an officer was shot and killed in an ambush overnight. opened fire on the female officer while she sat in her marked patrol car. ron allen has been following this story and he's live in the bronx. i understand that a photo of the suspect was released a short time ago. >> it was, craig. his name is alexander bonds. 34 years old. released from prison about three or four years ago. serving time for robbery. we believe he lives about three miles or so from here. but it seems to be a totally unprovoked and random attack at this point. behind me down the street here, you can see the police van, the mobile van there with the lights blinking in the front of it which is where the officer was sitting. we believe on the passenger side when this ambush

slovakian world champion peter sagan took the stage win on an uphill finish to a 126—mile stage thato finish in the main bunch. and that means his team leader, chris froome, moves up to second overall. that's all sport for now — more in the next hour. it has been a clash of cultures. under one anger public sector cuts. because of our plans, things are getting better but there is still a long way to go. on the other, a government, past and present, which says we must fix the public finances. i have come to ealing in west london. now, before the election, this was a marginal seat, with the conservatives just a few hundred votes behind labour. now, it is safe labour. thousands turned out for the local candidate. does that mean that voters want more taxes or public spending? i am here to find out. i am in the top tax bracket. do you think you should be paying more tax? i think i should be paying more tax. absolutely. i would pay more tax. i don't have children myself, but so that children go to better schools. would i want to pay more tax? no, i think i would rather see the tax that we a

and with many of his main sprint rivals like mark cavendish and peter sagan out of the race, kittel stormedernment 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 in ways that make people more insecure and makes their lives harder to manage. it's the people told to be ready for work, or travelling to work, only to be told none is available.

and in the last few moments world champion peter sagan of slovakia has won the third stage of the tournext hour. a man from sunderland has been jailed next hour. a man from sunderland has beenjailed for 15 months next hour. a man from sunderland has been jailed for 15 months after pulling a niqab veil of a woman's face and racially abusing her. newcastle crown court heard that peter scott called her a stupid muslim. let's go to our correspondence, fiona trot, outside newcastle crown court with the latest. this happened exactly a year ago. the 29—year—old woman was out shopping with her husband and their nine—year—old son. we were shown cctv pictures in court, it showed peter scott are going to water, pulling her veil so hard it almost brought her to the ground, she received whiplash type injuries we are told. she told police it made her scared, shocked and disgusted, comments i can deal with, but this goes beyond actions i can accept just because of the clothing eyewea r. just because of the clothing eyewear. she told them she is scared to go out, disgusted her nine—year—old had to see

slovakian world champion peter sagan won stage three of the tour de france, after a i26—mile stage thatonds — ahead of his team leader, chris froome, who's up to second overall. aston villa have signed former chelsea and england captainjohn terry. the 36—year—old defender has signed a one year deal with the championship club. terry turned down offers for more money to play in the premier league because he didn't want to play against chelsea. history is huge. the stadium itself. the training ground and facilities. when you look back at the history of the players that have been here over the players that have been here over the years, in credible. it is a big football clu b the years, in credible. it is a big football club and deserves to be in the premier league and that's the reason i'm here. what are the chances of aston villa playing chelsea next cup? i want to tell you about mandy minella. after hate match, she gave a press conference and announced something... she played the match at 4.5 months pregnant. that's brilliant, isn't it? to turn up and at wimbledon 4.5 months pregnant. we

peter sagan was seen elbowing another rider, mark cavendish sent crashing into a barricade. ejection. >>> finally holidays are all about relaxing. take a look at this seal. forget swimming. he has his own boat to get around. sammy the seal. he hangs out off the coast of northern ireland. apparently he just needed a break and sorry to disappoint, george, but i just couldn't find a pun. >> no. >> to meet your seal of approval. >> you got it. >> i tried. >> you got it. >>> coming up, why your summer vacation is not guaranteed. the big travel warning about overbooking. >>> how could a cup of joe jump-start your diet. lara is upstairs with that. >> hello amy. such a great audience. we have fun tips ahead. we are simply hooked -- i knew you'd love that one -- hooked on simple tips for stretching out your closet space. a small closet. i'll make it work, people. stay with us on "good morning america." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you.

and mark cavendish is out of the tour de france, following a crash which saw his sprint rival peter sagandisqualified from the race for his involvement. good morning and welcome to bbc newsroom live. it's understood the goverment is to send a "taskforce" in, to take over parts of kensington council, in the wake of the grenfell fire tragedy. it is thought the housing department and other departments will be run by an outside organisation, but the council itself will not be taken over. most of the families who lost their homes are still living in hotels, despite government pledges to rehouse them all by today. there was anger and frustration at a meeting with police and the westminster coroner last night, where residents demanded to know why there have been no arrests. the coroner is said to have described the scene inside the building as "apocalyptic". nick quraishi reports. this was the first opportunity for families to put their questions directly to police and the westminster coroner. one reason this private meeting lasted more than 3.5 hours. it is understood relatives were told in gra

that led to disqualification of peter sagan. he makes contact with his elbow. tour. officials reviewing what you've seen, have decided to kick sagan out for his role in the crash. social media use rs weighing in on this decision. looks like he gave him the elbow. i'm shocked. sending sagan home was a bad decision. it was unintentional. you often use your elbows to give yourself space. we asked you on twitter, did you say sagan deserved to be d.q.'d. 65% of you saying yes. and you can watch stage five of the tour de france, with sagan and cavendish absent. >> it looked intentional. what do we know? >> carson, thank you. >>> coming up, lady gaga defending ed sheeran, after fans forced him off twitter. >>> it will get yo pomeranian scoots. yopomestachits. oh! triscuit topped with yogurt, pomegranate and pistachios. yopomestachioscuit. well that rolls off the tongue. hard to say, easy to make. triscuit. make 'scuit happen. unlike ordinary diapers with two layers, pampers have three pampers. absorbent layers to stay up to three times drier, so babies can sleep sound