rishabh pant piles on the runs — as england are beaten by india in their one day series decider.herlands — the defending champions — secure their place in the quarter finals of the women's euros? hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. for large parts of today it felt as though rory mcilroy was about to bring his 8 year drought to an end. but his wait for another major continues after australia's cameron smith won the 150th open championship by one stroke from cameron young. mcilroy ultimately 2 shots behind the winner. watching the drama unfold was ben croucher at st andrew's. we'll talk about rory mcilroy in a moment but cameron smith — fitting of winning any 0pen fitting of winning any open championship. fitting a winning any major. right here at st andrews, the home of golf. a final round, eight under par, 6a, giving cameron smith a one—shot lead over cameron young. he started the day four shots with a lead. but then, around the back ninth he started to turn it. sorry, ii, 12, 13 ninth he started to turn it. sorry, 11, 12, 13 he ninth he starte

following rishabh pant�*s century yesterday, india's tail—enders put england — and specifically stuartirmly on top at edgbaston. craig templeton reports. grey skies above edgbaston, time for another indian batter to it things up. revenger educator waited patiently while his partner stole the show on day one, now it was his turn. a swish of the bat and india had another century, chad hr's first outside of his homeland, surely worth a few more switches. it would take real quality to get rid of him, something james anderson has in abundance. now time for some history. whenjasprit bumrah aged stuart broad forfour, history. whenjasprit bumrah aged stuart broad for four, there is already been 20 runs from the over. are the most ever in tests? 28. it went up to 35 and put broad in the record books for all the wrong reasons. anderson finally put an end to the carnage and there was some consolation for broad. india had been 98—5, the next 116 a cause for concern. especially considering the form of england's openers. alex lees out. perhaps a good time for those grey skies to become darker. with

we had a flurry of indian wickets and a swashbuckling counter punch from rishabh pant as india closedad to be postponed last september due to covid—19. finally, the visitors are back in the clearly meant business. an early flurry of boundaries as india began brightly. and since they last met, england every found their form. jimmy anderson combining with zach crowley to remove first gail and then the hosts set about grabbing the initiative. a rain delay briefly stop the progress but not their momentum. 0ne stop the progress but not their momentum. one of the new stars tapping him before snaring the biggest scalp of all, gone forjust 11 and his hopes were in disarray. by 11 and his hopes were in disarray. by the time that sam billings brilliance accountant, there were 98-5 brilliance accountant, there were 98—5 and england seemed in control. but india have one of crickets most destructive batters and she let the flight back in his usual blistering style. suddenly, england boulders are put to the sword and ever more inventive ways, and together pallet on the runs. thrilling stuff and the

but wicketkeeper rishabh pant dazzled with some aggressive and unorthodox strokeplay to seize back controladeja has stayed put to play his part in the innings and he's 83 not out, with the tourists 338—7 at close. india lead the series 2—1. after rain interrupted first practice for the british grand prix, the sun came out at silverstone for the second, with ferrari's carlos sainz quickest and some encouragement for lewis hamilton after a difficult season. he was second fastest in his mercedes, ahead of mclaren's lando norris. championship leader max verstappen was fourth quickest, with more rain forecast for qualifying tomorrow, so it could get interesting. the 2022 tour de france is underway. slightly different location for the grand depart in copenhagen he later discarded his jacket but still finished 25 seconds of the pace. liverpool striker mo salah says it's a happy day for everyone after signing a new contract at anfield. it'll keep him at he club until 2025 — with his wages believed to be in excess of £350,000, making him the highest earner in liverpool's history. the egyptian was e

a bright start saw england reduced india to 98 for 5 but rishabh pant and ravi jadeja put on 222 forring side avoid defeat, they'll win the series. a sri lankan batting collapse helped australia coast to a 10 wicket victory in the first of their two test series. all 10 wickets fell to spin in sri lanka's second innings injust 23 overs, with nathan lyon and travis head claiming 4 each. australia knocked the runs off before lunch on day three. the second test in galle starts next friday. just time to tell you that carlos sainz was quickest in second practice ahead of the british grand prix and belgium's yves lampeart won the first stage of the tour de france. more on the bbc sport website and app. here in the uk tens of thousands of people will be marching at pride events this weekend to celebrate the lgbt plus community. it's 50 years since the �*gay liberation front�* organised the uk's first ever pride parade in london — paving the way for the britain's gay rights movement. our lgbt and identity correspondent lauren moss has been speaking to some of the group's founding members. it'

by an unbroken fourth—wicket stand of 50 between cheteshwar pujara and first innings centurion rishabh panta series that was postponed last september, and are eyeing theirfirst triumph in england since 2007. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. and it is your business news coming up next with me. we will be talking about all sorts of issue, not least the cost of living crisis and the impact on households notjust in the uk but in other countries as well. i will see you soon. hello there. the weather story for this upcoming week looks rather benign. we've got high pressure trying to build in slowly from the south—west. that will slowly settle things down for northern and western areas, and we should start to see increasing amounts of sunshine and warmth across southern and eastern parts. for monday, low pressure still to the north of the uk, higher pressure to the south. it's close enough to bring further showery bursts of rain at times, most of it across the north

stuart broad removed cheteshwar pujara for 66 and india then lost shreyas iyer — before rishabh pantot with the catch off the bowling of jack leach. india have just lost another wicket — shardul thakur caught for four. india are now 238—9, a lead of 370. they lead in this delayed series to one. arsenal have signed brazil forward gabrieljesus from manchester city on a long—term deal for £a5m. the 25—year—old forward is undergoing a medical and agreeing personal terms. he scored 95 goals in 236 appearances in all competitions during his five seasons at city. jesus will wear the no 9 shirt, recently vacated by alexandre lacazette, who left for lyon on a free transfer. manchester city have signed leeds united midfielder kalvin phillips for £16 million. the england international joins the premier league champions on a six—year deal. he becomes pep guardiola's third summer signing after the arrivals of erling haaland and stefan ortega moreno. rinaldo wants to leave old trafford this summer if a suitable offer is received. united are adamant they want the portuguese forward. he becomes pep

rishabh pant was unbeaten on 125 and hit the winning runs as they easily reached their target with sevenfrica. the reigning champions netherlands are through to the quarterfinals of the women's european championship. they beat switzerland 4—1 at bramall lane in sheffield. romee leuchter came off the bench and scored twice late on, her first international goals. they'll play france in the last eight. sweden also progressed from that group. tributes have been paid to the former rugby league player, rickey bibey. he was found dead in a hotel room in florence the 40—year—old, who won the challenge cup with both wigan and st helens, retired ten years ago. a women, believed to be his partner, is being treated in hospital with serious injuries. katarina johnson—thompson has started the defence of her heptathlon title at the world athletics championships in oregon. 0ur sports correspondent, andy swiss is in eugene. andy, three events down, how's she doing? yes, as you say, katarina johnson—thompson is the reigning world champion in the heptathlon but she's had a terrible time with injuries in th

we had a flurry of indian wickets and a swashbuckling counter punch from rishabh pant as india closedbegan brightly. and since they last met, england have refound theirform. jimmy anderson combining with zach crowley to remove first gill and then the hosts set about grabbing the initiative. a rain delay briefly stopped the progress but not their momentum. one of the new stars matt potts tapping him before snaring the biggest scalp of all, gone forjust 11 and india's hopes were in disarray. by the time that sam billings was there, there were 98—5 and england seemed in control. but india have one of crickets most destructive but india have one of crickets most destructive batters and he let the fight back in his usual blistering style. suddenly, england boulders are put to the sword in ever more inventive ways, and together pallet on the runs. thrilling stuff and the reward was a stunning century. and a match that had been delayed for so long, the ending certainly were worth the wait. lewis hamilton said his mercedes team had definitely made an improvement after he ended friday practice

rishabh pant was unbeaten on 125, and hit the winning runs as they easily reached their target with seven of her heptathlon title at the world athletics championships in oregon. let's head to eugene and speak to our sports correspondent andy swiss. andy, how did she get on? katarina johnson—thompson is the reigning world champion in the heptathlon. she has had a terrible time with injuries over the last year or so, though, time with injuries over the last year orso, though, and she time with injuries over the last year or so, though, and she hasjust completed herfirst year or so, though, and she hasjust completed her first event, year or so, though, and she hasjust completed herfirst event, the hurdles, and she finished fifth in her heat. you sense this will be some challenge for katarina johnson—thompson. plenty of other british interest in the next few hours, including the semifinals of the men are's 1500 hours, including the semifinals of the men are's1500 metres, three blitz in that —— three brits. do national smith races later this evening, fastest and yesterday's heat�*s. remembersh

but in rishabh pant, india have one of cricket's most destructive batters, and he led the fightback inr the time trial. he later discarded it, but still finished way down the standings. belgium's yves lampaert was fastest. england have won the under—i9 european championships. they needed extra time to see off israel 3—1 in the final in slovakia, aston villa's aaron ramsey scored the final goal five minutes from time. it's the second time in five years the young lions have won the euros. really good record, potentialfor england in the future. also a great day for derby county, league i club finally out of administration, a night of celebrations for them. back here at wimbledon, the usual scene, saturday morning, the grass being cut, lines being touched up, the scene set for a famous day for rafa nadal later, and on court number one liam brodie in action, court number two. it is katie boulter at 11am. so much to look forward to. you two. it is katie boulter at 11am. so much to look forward to.— two. it is katie boulter at 11am. so much to look forward to. you say it is a wonderful— much

rishabh pant�*s 125 not out saw them home with a7 balls to spare.ama and — by way of comparison — she visited one european airport that has so far avoided major problems. in this airport, milan malpensa, how many people lost theirjobs as a result of the pandemic? none. how did they do it? i'm going to find out. malpensa is a busy airport, with up to 28 million passengers a year. unlike some uk airports, it mostly publicly—owned and hasn't seen the queueing, baggage and security problems now familiar in britain. so it must have been really difficult when covid hit here. a real shock. this was the first part of the western world to be hit, and maybe the darkest of times, yes. in italy, the government took the decision to step in with an extensive, and, for the taxpayer, expensive, financial—aid package, including extended furlough, and an 800 million cash subsidy. they provided a very strong and robust furlough scheme, connected to the inability for us to sack people. we were not allowed to let people off. so you let anyone go. even if we wanted to, w

rishabh pant�*s 125 not out saw them home with a7 balls to spare. women play their third and final odi between against south africa in leicester later today. england lead multi—format series 6—2. you can listen on bbc radio 5 live sports extra from 2 oclock. that's all the sport for now. as you've been hearing, europe is burning in a second ferocious heatwave, as britain's first extreme heat warning comes into effect, with temperatures expected to reach a0 degrees celsius. dr lisa schipper, research fellow at oxford university's environmental change institute joins us now. tell our viewers clearly the connection between climate change and these heat waves across europe. at the moment we are not entirely sure if climate change is specifically to blame for this heatwave, but obviously in the recent past we have seen that climate change has caused heatwaves over the last few years and so i think it is very likely this is also going to be caused by climate change. it's important to understand the climate system is complicated and there are many differen

stuart broad removed cheteshwar pujara for 66, and india then lost shreyas iyer, before rishabh pant home for continuing assesment. that�*s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. school caterers have told the bbc that rising food prices are changing what they provide for children�*s lunches in england and wales. certain foods — like chicken and beef — are being replaced by cheaper ingredients because of soaring costs and shortages. laca, the school caterers�* association for england and wales, said the quality of meals was under threat. 0ur education editor branwen jeffreys has the story. hello, good morning. there you go. the early food delivery for the school lunch. 0h, potato today. even the humble spud is more expensive than it used to be. and the roast dinner here is now gammon. this primary gets its food from caterers supplying 69 schools across plymouth. but across england and wales, caterers have told the bbc prices are going up, driving changes on school meal menus. one, two, three. here in plymouth we've actually had to look

rishabh pant�*s 125 not out saw them home with 47 balls to spare.eting to respond to the heatwave, chaired by kit malthouse. i think we should be concerned and sensible. we haven't experienced these sorts of temperatures before. obviously the previous record of 38—point—something, a 50% chance we will hit the 40 degrees mark over the next 48 hours before thankfully it gets cooler on wednesday. and so we just all, we think, have to be sensible and steady, and in particular take measures to be hydrated and stay in the shade, do all the things that are the sort of things you might do on a hot day on holiday overseas. but critically also look out for those people who are very vulnerable to this kind of heat, the very young, very small infants and new babies, but in particular the elderly, often living alone, who i think may appreciate a neighbourly knock on the door to check they are ok, that they've got access to water and that they are coping all right with the heat. and it's notjust a health warning for people but for animals alike — matt gravelling