her winning record reads, euros, followed by euros, can sarina weigman and world cup to that?wn with the england manager. welcome along, thank you forjoining us here we are on the best day of whether we have had so far at the all england club and there are hundreds of people on henman hill or whatever you want to call it. it lots of british tennis fans here have been living there best lives and could there be more drama to come? are we in for yet another one of those famous andy murray nights question mark in the next hour or so he should be taken to centre court where he faces stefan was since the parts, andy murray one his first round match in straight sets. he says he feels good on the grass, coming into this weaning to challenge her titles and stefanos tsitsipas is a step up. it's already been a good day for britain here, we started the day with four in the singles, andy murray to i said, for the other three, john tracy kmart early but katie boulter remains alive, the only british woman in the singles, and liam broady without the fourth seed casper ruud a man who was when

sarina weigman's side are second favourites to lift the trophy.es where england are racking up the runs before the weather threatens to disrupt proceedings at old trafford over the weekend. a strong innings today from johnny bairstow — on 94 — has helped push ben stoke's side to 586 — a lead of 269 — england have to win to keep the series alive. as well as the world cup and the ashes, today is also the second day of the open at hoylake. let's go live to our reporter ben croucher who has been watching on at royal liverpool. ben. the overnight leader tommy fleetwood tees off in the next ten minutes, and already he is five shots off the pace. that is because we've seen a stunning second—round form the american brian harman, who has hit the lowest round of the week. he started four under par and has hit six of 65, including an eagle at the 18th, the undoubted highlight. he said making shots were the key. we have seen flickers from top ten players, but they've made birdies and also made bogeys. the wind is picking up and swirling, and if we take a look

england manager sarina weigman says she's proud of her team's resiliance after beating denmark 1—nilave them on the verge of the reaching the knockout stages of the women's world cup. weigman brought in laurenjames to the starting line—up and it took just six minutes for the move to work — the chelsea forward scoring what proved to be the winner. the win came at a cost though with a serious looking knee injury to key midfielder kiera walsh. it's a massive blow for the team. i think we saw that in the second half, how much of the role that she plays within the team. i think we saw the difference when she's on the team, allowed to do that, it was very good, it looks or he saw from her reaction that it looks serious. for her personally, it's a tragedy going _ for her personally, it's a tragedy going out— for her personally, it's a tragedy going out with a serious injury. but as a coach, — going out with a serious injury. but as a coach, you need to have a solution — as a coach, you need to have a solution i_ as a coach, you need to have a solution. i think this is the position— solution

england manager sarina weigman says she's proud of her team's resiliance after beating denmark 1—nil the chelsea forward scoring what proved to be the winner. the win came at a cost though with a serious looking knee injury to key midfielder kiera walsh. it's a massive blow for the team. i think we saw that in the second half, how much of the role

of injuries — including euro 2022 captain leah williamson, beth mead and fran kirby — manager sarina weigmanhe quickly. and some live sport going on now too and records are tumbling at the diamond league meeting in monaco. in the women's 1500 metres, kenya's faith kipyegon broke her third world record in the last two months, running the fastest women's metric mile in history, clocking 4 minutes, 7.64 seconds. laura muir in third, with a new british record. britian's dina asher smith was also third in the 200m. world champion shericka jackson from jamaica got the win. and you can follow all of the sport across the bbc website and app! but thats all from me! hello. don't expect it to look or feel much like summer. this weekend the weather is looking decidedly unsettled. it will feel rather cool. it will often be windy and there will be some outbreaks of rain at times. how much rain? well, this chart shows how much we're expecting to accumulate over the next few days. the wettest places are likely to be across northern ireland, parts of wales, and perhaps most especially across the north of eng

two warm—up games not really enough according to the manager sarina weigman, she would have liked morene rozner. players from the pacific islands are having a massive impact in rugby league, helping the promoted leigh leopards jump up to second in the super league. one playerfrom papua new guinea, was one of the architects, creating the chance forjosh charnley as leigh thrashed hull kr 34-4. they scored six tries in total. elsewhere there were also wins for wigan, st helens, and bottom side wakefield. tennis player ryan peniston says he wants to inspire others, suffering with cancer when he takes to the court at wimbledon next week. peniston was diagnosed with a soft tissue cancer, when he was just a year old. he went through repeated chemotherapy and surgery, with the treatment stunting his growth as a child. peniston is ranked 267 in the world and will play andy murray, in the first round. before the draw was made, he told our sports reporterjames burridge that his cancer fight has given him a different perspective on the sport. i look back and i think how lucky i am and how grateful

england lionesses manager sarina weigman says their focus this week has been about being clinical inclock, i'm looking forward to discussing this with you because it is on the global political agenda at the moment, there are hearings in congress about it. we are going to cross now to the house of commons select committee where they are investigating ufos... uaps, and identified aerial phenomena —— and identified aerial phenomena —— and identified aerial phenomena —— and identified aerial phenomena. questioning former intelligence and military personnel about encounters with, knowledge of uaps, recovered craft, biological material, a lot of people take it really seriously. we respect that. a bit of me does, frankly. we have got the situation where three witnesses spoke about objects that defied physics, pilots afraid to speak up, biological material, whistle—blowers being silenced, under oath, mysterious sightings are nothing new. what do we know? what do we know? we were talking about this in the editorial meeting this morning, any discussion about space is infinitely fascinating. ta

sarina weigman's side are expected to win comfortably but the england manager is taking nothing for grantedpen golf where tommy fleetwood, the man from southport, playing his home major on merseyside is hoping to close the gap on the leader brian harman. ben croucher is at hoylake for us. good morning, then. the weather is going to play a major part. thea;r good morning, then. the weather is going to play a major part.— going to play a ma'or part. they are a hardy bunch — going to play a major part. they are a hardy bunch here _ going to play a major part. they are a hardy bunch here in _ going to play a major part. they are a hardy bunch here in the _ a hardy bunch here in the north—west. there are loads of marshalls out on the course and they are wearing shorts so how bad can this weather be. we've got 53 members of the green keepers association around the course making sure the bunkers are properly raked. they've got no concerns about the weather. they say this course is going to play absolutely fine. it's gonna make the rough very tricky. we've seen a few players hacking out of those. t