now on bbc news — sportsday hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm tim hague.g up this evening: formula i has its most eventful race of the season so far in azerbaijan. daniel ricciardo wins it for red bull, and sebastian vettel extends his championship lead over lewis hamilton. it's the t20 trophy for england — they outplay south africa in cardiff, to win the series 2—1. and at the age of 35, feliciano lopez prepares for wimbledon in the perfect manner — by winning the queens club title. good evening and thank you for

now it is time for sportsday.good evening, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight. the wimbledon draw has been made, but will andy murray be fit to defend his title? johanna konta's also a doubt for the all—england club. she had to pull out of her eastbourne semifinal with a back problem. how wounded are the lions ahead of tomorrow's second test? our correspondent katie gornall will have the latest from new zealand. coming up, we are here in wellington, new zealand where the pressure is on the british and irish lions. they have to beat the all blacks here if they are to keep the series alive. also coming up in the programme. howzat! live cricket is coming back to bbc tv. we'll be showing international and domestic twenty20s from 2020. and the tour de france starts in germany tomorrow. we'll hear from chris froome ahead of the grand depart. good evening, lots coming up over the next half an hour on sportsday with a really busy weekend ahead, and of course, next monday, it's the start of wimbl

now on bbc news — sportsday.me to sportsday with me katherine downes, and tim hague. the headlines this evening: a pummelling for the pride — the all blacks show the lions why they're the best team in the world, and why beating them on home turf may prove too tough a task. not the start they wanted — england's women lose the first match of their world cup campaign to india. and at the european team athletics championships, great britain are third after the opening day, as elidh doyle does her bit, with a season's best in the 400metre hurdles. good evening. it seems like it's been a long time since the british and irish lions landed in new zealand, but today the test series finally started — and the all blacks showed the lions precisely why this tour will be their biggest challenge in decades. yes, the world champions beat the lions 30 points to 15, and coach warren gatland says they have no excuses. it means the lions must win the next two to win the series. katie gornall was watching in auckland. the lions arriv

now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm damian johnson.ending tour de france champion chris froome hasjust announced he's extending his contract with team sky. britain's johanna konta powers into the third round at the pre—wimbledon eastbourne tournament with a straight sets win. and usain bolt gets set to run his first race in europe in his farewell season. and he receives a hero's welcome in slovakia. more on our top story in a memorable first, andy murray is the number one seed for wimbledon. he tops the draw because of its historical form on grass. the rankings do not apply for the all—england club: djokovic moves to number two, federer is up to third, nadal is full. the top four in the world will be kept apart in the drawer until the semifinals. in the women's draw, top seed is angelique kerber, who was beaten in the final by serena williams last year. williams, is absent ahead of the birth of her first child. simona halep is seeded second, johanna konta is sixth seed. konta has been in action today, she won in straight sets at the pr

now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. welcome to sportsday — i'm damian johnson with our main stories. world cup controversy laid bare as fifa decides to publish a critical report into the bidding process for the tournaments in 2018 and 2022. england's under 21's look to reach the final of the european championships for the first time in eight years, but germany stand in their way. england's women post a record breaking total of 377 in their world cup match against pakistan. plenty of tries, but the british and irish lions blow a iii—point lead to draw the final midweek match of their tour to new zealand. fifa has decided to publish a controversial internal report into the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 world cup tournaments in russia and qatar. it follows a leak of the report written by fifa's own ethics investigator michael garcia to a german newspaper. 0ur sports news correspondent richard conwayjoins me now. what is new in the report? it has been under lock and key for number of years, been under lock and key f

now it is time for sportsday. hello, i'm olly foster, and welcome to sportsday.njury worries and another defeat on tour. there's plenty to ponder for the lions in new zealand southgate‘s england are in paris. it could be all change against france in a friendly. a culture of bullying and sexism and racism — those are the allegations against british bobsleigh. england versus pakistan. i will have all of the news building up to england's semifinal in the champions trophy here in cardiff. good evening. plenty to come over the next 20 minutes or so, but we'll start tonight with the latsest match on the british and irish lions tour of new zealand. it ended in defeat for warren gatland's team. they went down by a single point in dunedin to highlanders, the super rugby side winning 22—23. gatland has pinpointed the scrum as an area that needs work with just 11 days before the first test against the all blacks. another concern — injuries. james burford reports. for the lions, and a chance to read everything on the pitch. but they do so everything on the pitch. but they do

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm reshmin chowdhury.ropean under 21s championship back on track and top their group after a 2—1 win against slovakia. british success for naomi broady on the grass ahead of wimbledon, but there were defeats for heather watson and kyle edmund. as women's sport week kicks off, a bbc sport survey reveals that while men still earn more prize money than women in sport, the gap is narrowing — asjoanna rowsell shand has been finding out. welcome to the programme. england's under 21 european championship is back on track, coming from behind to beat slovakia 2—1 in poland tonight. they're now top of group a, after hosts poland salvaged a late point in a 2—2 draw against sweden. it's certainly a morale—boosting win for aidy boothroyd's side, as nick parrot reports. to be champions, you need heroes. slovakia had plenty off the pitch, england needed to find one on it. after only managing one shot on target in their opening match against sweden, it took two minutes forjohn swift to look up to his name. to live up to h

now on bbc news — sportsday hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm tim hague.g: formula i has its most eventful race of the season so far in azerbaijan. daniel ricciardo wins it for red bull, and sebastian vettel extends his championship lead over lewis hamilton. it's the t20 trophy for england — they outplay south africa in cardiff, to win the series 2—1. and at the age of 35, feliciano lopez prepares for wimbledon in the perfect manner — by winning the queens club title. good evening and thank you for watching. daniel ricciardo secured red bull's first victory of the formula i season after winning a chaotic azerbaijan grand prix — which saw three safety cars and was briefly suspended. sebastian vettel extended his championship lead over lewis hamilton, but the briton described vettel‘s driving as "disgusting" after the race. tom clarkson is in baku and can tell us more. the azerbaijan grand prix turned out to be one of the most frenetic and chaotic races in recent memory. lewis hamilton started on pole position but he didn't win the race, not by a long shot,

now on bbc news — sportsday.story and those who lost their lives in the grenfell towerfire in who lost their lives in the grenfell tower fire in west london. tributes have been paid to a man who did lots of community work in halifax before moving to london. a civil engineering student who hoped one day to return to syria and rebuild his country. mohammed alhajali came to the uk in 2014, living in halifax before he came to london. his friend in yorkshire say he was well loved. he was a good example for a young syrian in any place, because he thought not for himself, he thought for the group he is working with, his country, his family, his brother, his friends. so we are all really, knowing he is no more with us, really, something we cannot believe. mohammed and his brother 0mar tried to escape his flat on the 14th floor of grenfell tower block. they became separated and only 0mar survived. tower block. they became separated and only omar survived. mohammed and his brother 0mar were very active in these activities.

they might hello and welc might ome to sportsday, i'm holly hamilton.ramme, all eyes are on cardiff ahead of its first champions league final tomorrow, where real madrid will be hoping to claim an historic 12th european title. and in paris, defending french open champion novak djokovic was under pressure in his third—round match, but he did struggle to keep his cool. and australia's cricketers are rescued by the rain. bad weather means their champions trophy match against new zealand at edgbaston is abandoned. real madrid will facejuventus in tomorrow's champions league final in cardiff, with the spanish giants looking to secure their 12th european crown. thousand of fans have been descending on the welsh capital, hoping to see their team triumph in the biggest game in european club football. our sports news correspondent richard conway is there and sent this report. cardiff is the home of champions this week. last night, lyon were crowned winners for the fourth time in the women's showcase final, but only after a nervy penalty shootout. another trophy

now it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh woozencroft.g up this evening... after winning the under 20s world cup do young footballers in england deserve to be given more chances to play? there's a tight match between pakistan and sri lanka in cricket‘s champions trophy — find out who snatched the last spot in the semi—finals. and we have the latest on the british and irish lions as they prepare for their fourth match on the tour of new zealand. good evening — lots in store this evening but we start with english football's first world cup winners since 1966. yesterday england won the under 20s tournament with a 1—0 win over venezuela, to underline their quality on the biggest stage. if you missed it, here's a recap of how the final in south korea went. commentator: lewis has a chance, and another one, and he has taken the second one! brilliant work! it's a brilliant effort. the referee does give a penalty for venezuela. it is kept out by woodman! england have won the under 20 world cup. the winning england team combined only played what am

time to cross to the bbc sport centre now for sportsday.ello and welcome to sportsday with me karthi gnanasegaram and james pearce. the headlines this evening: the lions finally roar. england have just scored. england havejust scored. we england have just scored. we will show you a little bit later on. a good win for the lions in new zealand against crusaders. and the 20—year—old whose first tournament win is the french open. hello. we've got ten different sports covered in sportsday this evening, but we'll start with football and scotla nd scotland are facing england right now in their world cup qualifier for 2018. harry kane is playing and scotla nd 2018. harry kane is playing and scotland are down in fourth place and ben croucher is watching the match. with the world cup under way ina match. with the world cup under way in a little over 12 months, something the fans are already planning, the scottish fans are hoping their forward—thinking is involved wasted. victory over england will put them right back in qualification contention. time

coming up next it is sportsday. good night. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry.stake and i must face up to it," the words of british number three tennis player dan evans after announcing he's tested positive for cocaine. it's a matter of hours until the lions face the all blacks in the first test in auckland. and it's all to play for in cardiff on sunday after south africa beat england in the second t20. we start with that big news from the world of tennis tonight, britain's dan evans has announced that he failed a drugs test in april, testing positive for cocaine. the 27—year—old, who has played for britain in the davis cup was last on court at surbiton earlier this month, and retired with a calf injury before withdrawing from events in nottingham, london and eastbourne. the british number three made a statement at a press conference this afternoon and didn't take any questions i was notified a few days ago that i failed a drugs test in april where i tested positive for cocaine. this was taken at a competition and the context completely was taken at a competitio

time to cross to the bbc sport centre now for sportsday. welcome to sportsday with me, john watson, and hugh ferris. welcome along. we've got a packed show for you this evening. we're starting with football, as real madrid and juventus prepare to meet in the champions league final. iam olly i am olly foster in cardiff, where we are waiting for the all—important tea m we are waiting for the all—important team news, just how will these two superpowers of european football line—up against each other, and will gareth bale start? we will be backward foster olly in a moment. elsewhere this evening, jet—lagged and jaded, the lions labour to a win in their opening match of the new zealand tour. and they'll have to improve significantly before challenging the all blacks in three weeks' time. andy murray defeats del potro in paris with one of his performances of the year so far to reach the last 16 of the french open also coming up in the programme, wings of eagles soars to victory in the derby. as the 40—1 shot surges past his rivals with a stunning

also to come on sportsday this evening.oplayed as day—night games — with a pink ball. it wasn't exactly a secret but this afternoon crystal palace officially announced dutchman frank de boer as their new manager — replacing sam allardyce who left selhurst park at the end of last season. de boer, formerly in charge at ajax and inter milan has been outlining his thoughts on his new role this afternoon. to manage a team in the premier league i was very excited because i think there are no weak teams in the premier league. i am very excited to be managerfor this premier league. i am very excited to be manager for this club so when they asked me directly i did my homework to try to get more information about the club, not only about the players but also what he has to view of the clubbers. it is a clu b has to view of the clubbers. it is a club that still can grow further because every english club in the premier league has spent a lot of money so the possibility to do something well with that money. i think there is a lot of ch

now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'mjohn watson. a packed programme. here's what's coming up tonight. new zealand wickets start to tumble as england close in on a semi final spot in the champions trophy. the sudden death of the footballer chiek tiote raises the importance of proper heart screening among players. and the british and irish lions remember those affected in the london terror attacks from new zealand. singing. and the gb athlete who's hitting the right note on very different kind of stage. hello and welcome. after victory over bangladesh in their opening match of the champions trophy england knew that a win today would guarantee them a semi—final spot — but faced much tougher opposition in new zealand. batting first they were 310 all out in cardiff — which is hosting its second major sports event of the week. joe wilson reports. weekend champions league tuesday champions trophy, cardiff is the international sporting city with everything guaranteed. except for the weather. keep warm, keep moving, not too far, batsman. jas

also coming up in sportsday this evening. the world cup and the ground staff preparing for anything. 0ne former illustrious player reminds us it is not alljust about the money. soaring temperatures meant a warm start to royal ascot today — things became so hot under the collar that gentlemen in the royal enclosure were even allowed to take off theirjackets. there were record times on day one and a big shock in the day's big race as tim hague reports. when it comes to ceremony there is nothing quite like this meeting. her majesty bringing the royals to royal ascot. but racegoers bringing style. 0ver ascot. but racegoers bringing style. over 50,000 people attended but soon fell silent for the many victims of the grenfell tower fire and the london and manchester terror attacks. 0nce attacks. once the racing began we had something special from frankie dettori, who was meant to be riding the winner. the horse dominated the sta kes. the winner. the horse dominated the stakes. a new course record time. if that was special then what

that's all from sportsday.t the evening. bye— bye. you are watching bbc news, i am martine croxall. mps have voted in favour of the queen's speech, by a majority 01:14 votes. the speech set out the government's legislative programme for the next two years. 0ur political correspondent eleanor garnier is at westminster. we can speak to her now. how did it all play out in the end? as expected the queen's speech was passed through parliament, no surprises there. what we learned today is just how fragile theresa may's majority really is. she has done that deal with the dup which secured her support for big votes, so the queen's speech and also brexit and the budget and things like that. but crucially there was an amendment put down by a labour backbench mp on the rights of women from northern ireland to come over to england and have abortions for free on the nhs. what was significant about that is it wasn't just an what was significant about that is it wasn'tjust an amendment what was significant about that is it wa

hello and welcome to sportsday. i‘m mike bushell.ight: crystal palace are about to go dutch for their new manager. pipped by a nose. big orange holds off a late challenge by the favourite to win the gold cup at ascot. and the wait is finally over for ireland‘s cricketers. they have been allowed into the elite club of test playing countries along with afghanistan. and here in poland ahead of england‘s important match in the under 21 championship, i will speak with paul simson, head coach of england‘s successful world cup winning under 20 team about their prospects. so lots to get through tonight including the latest from johanna konta‘s quarterfinal in birmingham but first, we‘ll start with a developing football story with former ajax and inter milan manager frank de boer seemingly bound for crystal palace. here with more is our sports reporter david 0rnstein. david, what do we know? well he has been offered the job of crystal palace manager. talks are at an advanced age and it could be done in the next 2a hours or so, perhaps announc

now on bbc news, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm james pearce.he headlines this evening: ten is the magic number. raphael nadal wins a record—breaking french open title. england win the world cup. a memorable victory for the under—20s. and the canadian grand prix gets underway with a bang as carlos sainz and felipe massa crash on the opening lap. it's been an historic afternoon in paris where rafael nadal has become the first man to win the same grand slam tennis title ten times. his record—breaking victory in the french open final was as one—sided as all his other matches at this year's tournament. he only dropped six games while beating stan wawrinka in straight sets. tim hague reports. it must be difficult to comprehend winning nine french open titles but, for rafael nadal, this was all about number 10. while nicole kidman and co came to see the spaniard made more history, stan wawrinka would attempt to stop him — easier said than done. nadal looked every bit the supreme leader here. his shots simply too good with a first—set score of 6—2, whi

i'll have more in sportsday at half past six.et's get more on our top story that 600 high—rise buildings in england have been found to have

and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: for the first time in over 50 years, an england reached a world cup final — that's after the under 20s beat italy. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. in one of the most politically explosive hearings washington has seen the former director of the fbi has accused white house staff of lying. james comey — who was fired by the president trump — was giving evidence to a senate committee which is trying to establish whether there was russian interference in last year's election — and whether mr trump's campaign team colluded in that effort. as our north america editorjon sopel reports — the hearings could have significant implications for the trump presidency. people talk about the crackle of expectation. in washington this morning, in this room as james comey walked in, it was palpably there. you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? i do. please be seated. it's being called the political super bowl and the former fbi director's opening statement didn't disappoint as

hello and welcome to sportsday.will restjoe hart and field different goalkeepers in each half of tomorrow night's friendly against france, according to manager gareth southgate. pakistan will face england in the champions trophy semi finals after a thrilling win over sri lanka. and we have the latest on the british and irish lions as they prepare for their fourth match on the tour of new zealand. england manager gareth southgate says his under pressure goalkeeper joe hart won't play in tomorrow's friendly against france. hart was criticised for his performance in the draw against scotland at the weekend, but southgate says he was always planning to try out the other goalkeepers in his squad against the french. it was never my intention to play joe in this. tom heaton will start. jack berglund walked with a second her. we have got to maintain the squad environment when people feel involved. the goalkeeping situation, and give players game time. definitely one of the best in the world. bit is exciting to play against

well, now on bbc news we look ahead to sportsday at half past six this evening.will be live in cardiff, as thousands of fans descend on the welsh capital, ahead of tomorrow night's champions league final. security at the principality stadium has been a concern following the manchester bombing of last week, but uefa's president insists it will be as safe as possible. we'll also be looking ahead to the british and irish lions‘ first game in new zealand tomorrow, as their tour officially gets underway, and we preview the derby, with a look at the frankel foal no one wanted. that's all in sportsday at 6:30pm, but now on bbc news it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. so, james, what do we have this week? well, it's a bit of a globetrotting week this week actually. from america, via ancient greece, we have the new blockbuster, wonder woman. and from japan, the quiet and pensive drama, after the storm. and from france and switzerland, stop motion animation, my life a

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm mike bushell.their batting muscles, to win their opening champions trophy match against bangladesh. andy murray and kyle edmond make it into the third round of the french open. and in cardiff, the all french women's champions league final has gone to penalty, we will have the best of the action shortly. thanks forjoining us. let's start with an encouraging day for england's cricketers. they won their opening champions trophy match by eight wickets, despite being set an impressive target of 306 by bangladesh. patrick geary reports. getting into big sporting events is a slow process, bangladesh fans do it artfully, england fans patiently, they are used to waiting. this was england's 19th attempt at winning a one day trophy, and it wasn't an easy start. bangladesh wickets were a stretch. a mark wood stretch at that. bangladesh knocked england out of the last world cup cricket cup. they will fill you on the gaps, with chris woakes off injured they were picked off. just as bangladesh's innings was infla

those hello and welcome to sportsday with me, damian johnson.n the programme: business as usual for bolt, who eases to victory in his first european 100 metre race of his farewell season. chris froome set to put his faith in team sky and sign a new contract on the eve of the defence of his tour de france title. and british number one, johanna konta, powers into round three at the pre—wimbledon eastbourne tournament with a straight sets victory. the 19—time world and olympic champion, usain bolt, made his first appearance of the season in europe this evening, in the czech city of ostrava. and, of course, the jamaican world record holder secured victory in the 100 metres. he coasted home in 10.07 seconds to continue his preparations for the world championships in london — which is now just over a month away. bolt, who was given a hero's welcome tonight, plans to retire from athletics after london. i'm just getting to some training. i'll be fine when i get checked out by my doctor. the coach will give me some training, so i'll be fine. no worries.

coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: 11 days before the first test against the all blacksons fall short in new zealand once again. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. negotiations between theresa may and northern ireland's democratic unionist party are still continuing with both sides confident tonight of a deal tomorrow. the dup leader, arlene foster, has outlined her priorities — among them brexit and counter—terrorism. today the former conservative prime ministerjohn majorjoined others who've voiced their concerns over the implications of a deal with the dup. all of which gave labour leader jeremy corbyn some of his best lines in the commons. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. they are all here, with new mps parliament returning to its business. the commons speaker elected, well dragged by tradition to his grand chair again. but the government in charge, not quite yet. mr speaker elect, on behalf of the whole house, may i congratulate you on your election. at least someone got a landslide. theresa may able to laugh about losing seeds but no deal

hello and welcome to sportsday with me damian johnson. ahead on the programme: the british and irish lions are told they need to man up to beat the all blacks in the second test and keep the series alive. andy murray insists he's fit to defend his wimbledon title next week despite limping through his practice session today. and live cricket returns to bbc television for the first time in two decades as the sport seeks to connect with a younger audience. the british and irish lions players have been told to man up for the must—win second test against new zealand tomorrow. the lions will lose the series if they fail to beat the all blacks in wellington in the morning. if their ambitious selection pays off, a victory would take it to the final test in auckland next weekend. our correspondent katie gornall is in wellington looking ahead to the big showdown. the all—importa nt second the all—important second test is just one day away and the all blacks captain seems relaxed about it. most teams would shut themselves away with such a big game o

hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm mike bushell. tonight: england's young footballers strut their stuff again with the under—21's into the european championship semifinals. johana konta is left frustrated as american coco vandeweghe knocks her out of the aegon classic in birmingham in only the second round. and a great day for irish cricket. along with afghanistan, they have been allowed into the elite group of nations that can compete in test match cricket. thanks forjoining us and, first tonight, another great night for england's young footballers after the under—20's won their world cup. the under—21's are now into the semifinals of the european championship after a convincing win over hosts poland. patrick gearey reports. tea m team talks and not always co mforta ble. team talks and not always comfortable. at half—time in their last game with england had out, they had out. the one that won the steamed to still be riding the momentum six minutes ten. 1—0, strikes a good it earned a deflection. any help beating the polish goal was

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm katherine downes.e professional and a great man — newcastle united pay tribute to former midfielder cheik tiote who's collapsed and died in training. he wasjust 30. andy murray is through to the quarter finals of the french open — and asks for the crowd to remember the victims of the terror attacks in london and manchester. and its all change for the lions — ken owens is captain as warren gatland names an entirely new starting 15 to face a side which contains eight all blacks. fans and players have been reacting to the news that former newcastle midfielder cheik tiote has died at the age of 30. he collapsed during training with his club, beijing enterprises in china. he played for newcastle for seven years, making 150 appearances, and played international football for ivory coast. former newcastle and england manager steve mcclaren has paid tribute to him. cheik was just cheik wasjust a cheik was just a warrior, and he could play too. set the tempo, the intensity of the game that he wanted to play woul

coming up in sportsday on bbc news...ls as he picks johnny sexton and owen farrell together for the first time for the lions ahead of their must—win second test with new zealand on saturday. it's now three years since the so—called islamic state proclaimed the establishment of a caliphate, a world power governed in accordance with islamic law and centred in iraq's second city of mosul. british warplanes, as part of the us—led coalition, have been hitting the militants there since last year. rafjets and drones have hit over 700 targets in support of operations to liberate mosul. now, for the first time, crews have been talking to the bbc about the challenges they're facing in avoiding civilian casualties. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale reports. the raf prepares for another bombing mission against the group known as islamic state. they have been stepping up their attacks on mosul. with is now nearing its end in the city that was once its stronghold. what you're looking at is a densely—packed urban area with buildi

now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm mike bushell. england a successfully chased down a target of 306 to win the opening champions trophy match against bangladesh. for the second match running, a sigh of relief, for andy murray at the french 0pen...after losing the opening set. and a first training session for the lions, in new zealand, where for the coach gatland, it's a case of "all together now". thanks forjoining us, let's start at the oval, where the opening match of the champions trophy tournament for the best 8 teams in the world, proved the perfect advert for one—day cricket. john watson is there, bangladesh proved their credentials but england showed they've got the big hitters to perhaps go all the way in the tournament. absolutely, mike, it's not often that england come into a 50 of the favourites that that is the type they have been afforded this year, such as being their progress in this format of the game. bangladesh posted a total of 360 victory, if england would pass that they would have to pass the highest run chase i

that's all from sportsday. thank you forjoining us. coming up in a moment, the papers.s will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rosamund urwin, columnist at the evening standard and dan bilefsky, staff writer at the new york times. welcome both of you. we will talk to them ina welcome both of you. we will talk to them in a moment after we bring you up—to—date with the front pages for tomorrow morning. these are the first editions. ‘thanks a billion' is the headline on the front page of the i — referring to the conservative—dup deal with northern ireland getting an extra £1 billion. the price of support for the minority government. the telegraph says the agreement may come at an even greater cost with the dup possibly coming back for more. the mirror splashes with the deal and shows a picture of theresa may and arlene foster shaking hands outside downing street. the metro says the three million eu citizens living in the uk will be required to apply for id documents to stay after brexit. one of the stories in the guardian is the us supreme court's decision to partially

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'mjohn watson. coming up. recovers from a fall at eastbourne to beat the world number one and recah the semi finals. murray's worries mount. injury forces him out of a wimbledon warm up event. and warren gatland rings the changes ahead of the must win second test with new zealand. hello. good evening. with wimbledon just days away. now is the time to be finding some form ahead of the start of third major of the year. and the british women's number one johanna konta is doing just that as she beat the world's number one angelique kerber to reach the semi finals at eastbourne. konta raced into a 3—love lead in the first set, before taking it 6—3. and while things were looking comfortable in the second, a nasty fall and bang to the head on match point put her place in the last four at risk. and with weather disrupting the schedule, forcing her to play this her second match of the day, she followed up her earlier victory over the french open champion jelena 0stopenko, by getting back to her feet after a stoppage of

now on bbc news a look ahead to sportsday at 6.30 tonight.matter of hours away. we'll also look ahead to the women's cricket world cup, with hosts england starting things off tomorrow against india in derby. we'll keep you up to date with the latest from taunton, where england's men are taking on south africa in the second twenty20, and we'll hear from a legendary voice of the game, after tms' henry blofeld announced he'll retire at the end of the summer. that's all on sportsday at 6.30. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? very interesting bunch this week. we have in this corner of the world, a very impressive japanese anime. "transformers: the very impressive japanese anime. "tra nsformers: the last very impressive japanese anime. "transformers: the last knight", the saga rumbles on. and hampstead, a film which does exactly what it says on the tin.

and thank you for appearing on sportsday.th the lions in new zealand, the match with the all blacks just three weeks away... and i will be meeting the frankel foal that no one wanted, yet could win the derby. now, syria's national football team face china later this month with qualification to next year's world cup in russia still a real possibility. it's an astonishing achievement for a country in the seventh year of a bloody civil war, unable to play at home and with many star players having left. football in syria is funded by the assad regime, though, and as our sports correspondent richard conway reports, their performances are being used to score political points too. the final score is syria one, uzbekistan zero. syria is making sporting headlines for once. after beating some of the best teams in asia, its nationalfootball team has a real chance of qualifying for next year's world cup. granted access to the country, we attended this low—key premier league game in damascus. the poor conditions make what the national sid

coming up in sportsday on bbc news, johanna konta powers ahead with a victory over the romanian.g and welcome to the bbc news at six. for 28 years, they have fought for justice for the 96 liverpool fans who died at hillsborough stadium in 1989. today the victims‘ families applauded when they finally heard that six men would face criminal charges for their roles in britain's worst sporting tragedy. among them, the policeman who was match commander on the day — former chief superintendent david duckenfield. he faces charges of manslaughter by gross negligence. and former south yorkshire police chief constable sir norman bettison has been charged with misconduct — he said he was disappointed and would defend his innocence. judith moritz is in warrington. yes, and you may remember that when the hillsborough inquests finished last year the jury concluded that the 96 liverpool fans who died at hillsborough were unlawfully killed, but of course an inquest is not a criminal trial. no one was convicted then of any offence, and so the announcement of prosecutions today extends the long leg

now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm mike bushell.hy match against bangladesh. for the second match running, a sigh of relief, for andy murray at the french open...after losing the opening set. and a first training session for the lions, in new zealand, where for the coach gatland, it's a case of "all together now".

hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm damian johnson. our main headlines tonight...the young lions. england are beaten on penalties yet again by germany, this time in the european under—21 championship semi—final. fifa investigators were told plans for england to play a friendly game in thailand to win backing for their 2018 world cup bid were "a form of bribery". and a record—breaking day for england's cricketers at the women's world cup, scoring 377 to crush opponents pakistan. england have been beaten in a penalty shoot—out by germany yet again. this time it happened in the semi—final of the european under—21 championship in poland, which went to penalties. the match finished 2—2 at the end of extra—time. olly foster is in poland. whatever the age group, it's the same old story for england's footballers? it is. a touch of deja vu. i was at wembley in during 96 for the germany game. not as important as euro 96 or italia 90, but for southgate, piers, waddle, you can now put nathan redmond in that as well. it had that same kind of sinking feeling, oh, no, not again.

i'll be back at seven — but now it's time for sportsday. dan evans announces he tested positive for cocaine back in april.

now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, john watson, and hugh ferris.me along. we've got a packed show for you this evening. we're starting with football, as real madrid and juventus prepare to meet in the champions league final. both managers have named their teams, and there is only a place on the bench for real madrid's gareth bale. elsewhere this evening, jet—lagged and jaded, the lions labour to a win in their opening match of the new zealand tour. but they'll have to improve significantly before challenging the all blacks in three weeks' time. andy murray defeats del potro in paris with one of his performances of the year so far to reach the last 16 of the french open. also coming up in the programme, wings of eagles soars to victory in the derby. the 40—1 shot surges past his rivals with a stunning finish at epsom. and south africa hold on for a comfortable victory against sri lanka in their opening match of the champions trophy. yes indeed, plenty to get through tonight, let's begin ahead of the big match in cardiff, we are 15 minutes away from

now on bbc news — sportsday. hello and welcome to the programme. this evening: harry kane breaks scottish hearts with an injury time equaliser at hampden park. the lions finally roar. england have just scored. a good win for the lions in new zealand against crusaders. and the 20—year—old whose first tournament win is the french open. hello. we've got ten different sports covered in sportsday this evening, but we'll start with football and scotland faced england in their world cup qualifier for 2018. harry caine played a crucial role in the final minutes of the match. little like a hampden park. david. finally, the atmosphere is dying down somewhat from that dramatic end. this feature is the oldest in international football, dating end. this feature is the oldest in internationalfootball, dating back to 1872 and it is unlikely that we have seen a more dramatic end than that. a shift in momentum and emotions as first england. they had it in the bag and then scotland struck back and the atmosphere inside hampden park was something i have never seen in

that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening.n, david davis has been in brussels. he has done speaking to journalists following a day of talks. both sides have agreed on the timetable. they spoke about the single market and leaving the customs union. nothing has changed. we have the lancaster house speech, the two white papers, the article 50 f. all backed up by a manifesto. so it is the same as the one before. because of the membership of the single market requiring freedoms to be obeyed, we need to bring back to britain the control of our laws and borders, we will be leaving the singer market and a customs agreement. the same arguments apply, but also because thatis arguments apply, but also because that is the only way that we can develop a free—trade agreement with the rest of the world. that is a major upside for britain. the circumstances have not changed, at all. today's talks were very much about setting the right tone as well as outlining the key subjects for discussion. at the same news conference, noted concerns about

that's all from sportsday with me, will perry.things have gone back to something more like normal to take us into the weekend. there has been some sunshine, the best band across southern part of the country, and also across northern parts of the country. in between, it has been a cloudier affair of the day, courtesy of this wriggling weather front. affair of the day, courtesy of this wriggling weatherfront. not affair of the day, courtesy of this wriggling weather front. not moving quickly at all, a band of cloud bringing some outbreaks of mostly light and patchy rain. quite a mix today and a mixed story into the weekend as well. sunshine and showers, breezy and times across the north, and generally a fairly cool feel. during this evening and tonight, our weather front will be very slowly moving its way southwards at times across the north, and generally a fairly cool feel. during this evening and tonight, our weather front will be very slowly moving its way southwards with the odd shower and generally cool and fresh night. into t

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'mjohn watosn. coming up on sportsday this evening.he lions still to hit their stride after defeat in their second tour match of new zealand. andy murray reaches the semi finals of the french open for a fifth time — beating kei nishikori. whilst the defending champion novak djokovic is out — beaten by dominic thiem in straight sets. and join me as the british team for the world para athletics team is announced. yes, welcome along. the british and irish lions head coach warren gatland says his squad must be "tough on themselves" after suffering defeat in their second tour match of new zealand. having scraped to victory in their first game last weekend, this 22—16 defeat against the super rugby side the aukland blues perhaps underlines the scale of the task facing his side. as katie gornall reports. in rugby, the haka is usually reserved for the all blacks, but auckland blues laid down their own challenge. 0ne auckland blues laid down their own challenge. one of the weaker sides, they still boast eight all blacks. and one caught the eye

and now, time for sportsday. welcome to sportsday.ne week before the first test, there is a morale—boosting win for the lions in new zealand. also, a stunning victory for scotland in sydney. they beat the wallabies and are up to fourth in the world. there is a dramatic end in the challenge cup, as wigan but two englishmen, paul casey and tommy fleetwood, -, z. j ”1: . and we look at one of the new sports that will feature at the tokyo olympics. good evening. rugby union has been dominating the sports news. it has been a brilliant day for the home nation sides. we will have the details in a moment of scotland's fantastic win, ireland's victory injapan, as well as a triumph for the english women in new zealand. they were playing before the british & irish lions took to the field against the maori all blacks. this was a vitally—important match for the lions. they were close to full strength and, in difficult conditions, they won by 32—10. many lions on show will have made a strong case for a start against the all blacks next weekend. our

now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm katherine downes. great man — newcastle united pays tribute former midfielder cheick tiote, who's collapsed and died in training in china. he wasjust 30. andy murray reaches the quarter—finals at the french open — where he'll face eighth seed kei nishikori. and it's all change for lions — ken owens the new captain as warren gatland names an entirely new starting line—up for the second match of their tour of new zealand. coming up, i will report from cardiff where you look forward to some cricket, preferably with a roof above your head. it is a big game for england in the champions trophy tomorrow. theoretically! good evening — some sad news from the world of football to start with because this afternoon it's been confirmed that former newcastle midfielder cheick tiote has died. he was just 30 years old, and had collapsed in training with his club, beijing enterprises in china — here's our sports news correspondent, richard conway. he was playing for beijing enterprises, a chinese second division team,

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next up, sportsday. good evening. welcome. coming up.ikori in four sets. defending champion novak djokovic was beaten by dominic thiem. and the british lions are still to find their stride in new zealand. andy murray is in the semifinals of the french open. novak djokovic is out, the defending champion. andy murray beat kei nishikori in four sets to keep his hopes of making the finals for a second year in a row. blue skies roland garros after a day of rain. but there were still storms to be weathered. something andy murray was used to. questions over his form in paris have been answered. kei nishikori displaying good resilience. a first set of precision and resilience. andy murray was blown way of course. the first set was lost. the prevailing winds. the world number one needed something to change. airtime violation called against. —— a time. he channelled the aggression. this brought him roaring towards a second set. a momentum switch that for a moment it looked decisive. andy murray keeping just ahead and blasting his way to a third se