solheim cup team for europe. —— to lastjust a term. now to rugby league. 30—4 victory over salford. the saints jumped up to third with hull and wigan and wakefield jostling for the other final four place. england's second one—day international was abandoned after just 12 minutes of play at trent bridge because of the early rain. the hosts started well with alex hales and jonny bairstow making early boundaries, as england made 21-0 early boundaries, as england made 21—0 afterjust 2.2 overs but there was to be no victory for either side as the rain started, pretty heavily. eventually the match was abandoned. england lead 1—0 and the third odi will be held at bristol on sunday. will be heldfat'bristol onsundflfi is will be heldfetrbristol ensufldeye is is will be heldfetrbristol ensufldeye is good is will be heldfetrbristol ensufldeye is good news. i is . all the will be heldrieejeneiel : tleesedefi le, got

scotland's catriona matthew has been appointed europe captain for the 2019 solheim cup at gleneaglesyed in the cup nine times for europe against the united states. she takes over as captain from sweden's annika sorenstam, having previously served as a vice—captain. a first ever hat—trick in his ninth international 1—dayer helped india for a international 1—dayer helped india fora win in international 1—dayer helped india for a win in calcutta. they won the toss and elect to bat with captain virat kohli just falling short of his century. 352 off their 50 overs. in response australia openers both managed a half—century. in the anand ta kes a managed a half—century. in the anand takes a 2—0 lead in the series with an indoor match on sunday. england and west indies in trent bridge, not as exciting, their match was abandoned after 2.2 overs of play with rain. england remain 1—0 up in the best of five series. the third game is played in bristol on sunday. this will be england's final series before the ashes gets under way in australia in november. there remains a concern over their batting

scotland's catriona matthew has been appointed europe captain for the 2019 solheim cup at gleneagless played in the cup nine times for europe against the united states. she takes over as captain from sweden's annika sorenstam, having previously served as a vice—captain. that's all sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. you can keep up with the county championship. yorkshire are trying to avoid relegation. i will have more in the next hour. let's go back to our top story — the prime minister's speech in florence in nearly an hours' time. all about brexit. the conservative mp for croydon south, chris philp, said it was important for european businesses to put pressure on the eu to agree a deal with the uk because it would benefit both sides. it's going to move the debate forward , it's going to move the debate forward, which we need to do, and one of the crucial points is whether we can now move forward to discuss the free trade agreements or the free—trade arrangements after we leave the eu. up until now, we have not been able to even talk abou

‘s katrina matthew thinks it will be a dream come true after she was named europe captain for the solheimthose questions. they sent a researcher undercover to live for a year amongst the most high—profile alt—right groups in the uk and america and feed back what he learnt. patrik hermansson experienced first—hand the violence in charlottesville and secretly filmed a lot of what he saw. patrik is here and we‘ll be speaking to him in a moment, but first here‘s a clip from his undercover filming. he‘s hearing from one of the most influential alt—right figures in america, greg johnson. we can speak to patrick now. thank you for coming in. first of all, what did you witness, what were the things that have really stayed with you after that year of being with people from the alt—right? you after that year of being with people from the alt-right? there are many things. i mean, it‘sjust so much extreme hatred against — every minority you can think of is a target of these groups and they are extremely connected and they have strategies and long—term plans on how to make their ideas into public poli