dan martin fourth, ritchie porte fifth at 39 seconds andy yates is sixth, four seconds behind him.cked 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 tammy beaumont and sarah taylor. and also at the women's world cup there was a big win for australia, they thrashed pakistan to stay undefeated. southern stars winning by 159 runs. and you know why — pakistan struggled, labouring to 131 from 50 overs. and india too maintained their 100% record with a 16 run victory over sri lanka. sharma dominating, as india made 232- sharma dominating, as india made 232— eight from 50 overs. sri lanka's reply was underpinned by manidara, hitting 61 from 75 balls, but when she was out, sri lanka's hopes went with her, 17 runs short of the target at the end of 50 overs, but is four defeats in a row for sri lanka and four wins out four for sri lanka and four wins out four for india. new zealand and the british & irish lions have named their teams for saturday's third

ritchie porte is this at 39 seconds and dates now sixth, four seconds behind him.ests there are more and more who are not having or have never had any physical relationship. the bbc‘s rupert wingfield—hayes has been trying to find out. japan has long been famed for its sexual culture. whatever your taste or fantasy it's catered for somewhere here. this is the country that invented love hotels, so what on earth has happened to japan's youth? anna matsui is part of a growing army of young japanese living sexless lives. over 40% claim they are virgins. even more, over 60%, say they're not in a relationship. do you feel like a lot of your friends are like you, not in sexual relationships? are you surprised by this? these women are clearly a little different. just, like, you know, you can feel... rokude nashiko is famous for making a 3—d image of her own vagina and pushing it on the web. so if young japanese men are all watching porn on the internet, what about young women? it could be internet pornography, low self—esteem or escaping the patriarchy. whatever the reason

and so did the stage nine favourite — ritchie porte. neither can continue.ale. watching for the bbc — was simon brotherton. a dramatic stage in the mountains in which two of the top five riders crashed out of the race in separate incidents. a colombian cyclist run by won by the width of the tyre and two of the prerace contenders lost time. it was breathless stop and the first to stage wins in was more impressive considering he had mechanical trouble. twice overall, he is now up to fourth in this year ‘s tour. but the yellowjersey he is now up to fourth in this year ‘s tour. but the yellow jersey stays with chris after another strong showing from the british skies are. richard port will not challenge him any longer after crashing spectacularly on the descent. 0n form in 2017 he looked to be the biggest challenger but sadly, left the race conscience, conscious but ona the race conscience, conscious but on a stretcher. chris leads overall by 18 seconds. play resumes at wimbledon in the hours ahead and there is no shortage of big names on the monday schedule. ve

australian ritchie port crashed at high speed during a downhill portion of the event. he slid along the road before hitting another rider. port was unable to continue the race. he was put on a stretcher and taken to an ambulance. >>> it was a flyball the infielders wish they had another shot at. during a minor league baseball game in missouri, an outfielder for the springfield cardinals hit a pop-up that should have been an easy out, but four players from the midland rock hounds flood the area, missed the ball, no one was in position to tag the runner out. he didn't give up. he ran all the way to third base. >>> olympic champion sprinter elaine thompson of jamaica won a big race today in sneakers. thompson said the spikes in her running shoes were hurting her, she switched over to running shoes and ran 100 meters in just under 11 seconds. >>> coming up, why some apartment hunters are getting their dogs certified as good neighbors. find out if your dog would pass the test, up next. >>> finally tonight. finding an apartment can be a grueling task, and with a dog, it can

collarbone after a collision with another rider on a rapid descent, while pre—race favourite ritchie porte'st 45 mph, but was conscious throughout and won't need surgery. he could be back on his bike in four to six weeks. valtteri bottas has claimed the second win of his formula 1 career at the austrian grand prix. the finn led most of the race, from pole, to claim the chequered flag ahead of ferrari's sebastian vettel. his mercedes teammate lewis hamilton fought back from eighth on the grid to finish fourth behind red bull's daniel ricciardo. vettel extended his championship lead over hamilton to 20 points. that is all the sport for now. let's have a quick look at some of the front pages. the ft says theresa may is expected to ask labour to come forward with feedback and ideas on her policies, following speculation amongst backbench conservative mps over her future. the telegraph runs with the same story, saying mrs may will ask forjeremy corbyn's help to push through brexit bills. mrs may's unprecedented appeal to labour will be seen as an attempt to relaunch her faltering premiership, the

pre—race favourite ritchie porte's tour is also over.cky that wasn't even worse. valtteri bottas claimed the second win of his formula 1 career at the austrian grand prix. the finn lead most of the race from pole to take the chequered flag ahead of ferrari's sebastian vettel. lewis hamilton fought back from eighth on the grid to finish fourth and now trails vettel by twenty points in the championship. david weir ended his track career with victory at the london anniversary games at the olympic stadium. the six time paralympic gold—medallist will concentrate on road racing in the final stage of his career. he was on the programme recently announcing that, so great to see him victorious yesterday. that's just about it from me but i should tell you, this is one of our favourite days at wimbledon for carol and myself because for the rest of this morning we will be talking about food. they're going to let us inside the players' restaurant and they're going to tell us what you need to eat if you want to be a top—notch athlete, how they eat, ho