now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall.he countdown is on. england are just minutes away from potentially getting to the semifinals of the euros as they prepare for kick off against ukraine. it's in rome where there are some england fans, but most have not travelled because of coronavirus restrictions — instead they'll be watching from their sofas or fan zones back home. and at wimbledon — she only finished her a—levels last week, but 18—year—old emma raducanu has made it into the fourth round after winning in straight sets. hello and welcome to sportsday. feeling nervous? we are counting the minutes until england kick off against ukraine. it's their chance to get into a euros semifinal for the first time in 25 years. gareth southgate has been impressive in his planning and tactics so far in the tournament — we know he's made two changes for this vital match against ukraine. we can cross live tojohn watson who's pitchside in rome. john, who will start for england? yes, good evening. a warm welcome to rome and the olympic st

now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall.x verstappen leaves hamilton trailing in his wake. red bull dominate in front of their home crowd. after victory in rome, the england men's squad has returned home to prepare for their first euros semi—final in 25 years. and brollies up, match abandoned at bristol, denying england a reply to sri lanka in their third one day international. hello and welcome to sportsday, welcome to the programme. lewis hamilton has a great deal of work to do if he wants a record eighth drivers world championship. red bull rival max verstappen has won his third grand prix in a row and is now 32 points ahead of hamilton as andy swiss reports. so, how is this for warm up back to? the austrian national anthem heavy metal style. as it turned out, following max was the order of the day, the championship leader charging into the distance while others were behind him and british started second but this earned him a time penalty and he was then passed by lewis hamilton. hamilton student had his own problems, dam

good evening, welcome to sportsday.the action keeps coming thick and fast from japan. 21 gold medals were up for grabs today, but most eyes were firmly locked on tokyo's olympic stadium, and the final of the women's 100 meters. defending champion elaine thompson—herah ran the second fastest time in history, to succesfully defend her title. but it was disappointment for britain's dina asher smith, as injury brought an end to her bid, as natalie pirks reports... she sniffles. obviously, the competitor in me... this is for the start, we'll let it go. we'll let the start go and let me cry! the customary smile replaced with tears. the fastest woman in british history had been hiding a secret. dina asher—smith! just five weeks ago, she'd been told there was only a 2% chance she would make it to the start line, after a torn hamstring. elaine thompson—herah is going to win it. it's going to be del ponte take second place! and dina, she'sjust not finishing. she gets out well and couldn't hang on. out the final and minutes later,

now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday.lcome to a packed sportsday, after day one of the tokyo olympics. i'm austin halewood. here's what's coming up in the programme. they're under way, and it's been a solid start for some of team gb's biggest medal hopes on day one in tokyo. two from two — team gb are through to the knockout stage of the women's football competition after a win overjapan. but the hosts are up and running, their first gold of the games coming in thejudo. also coming up in the programme, away from the olympics... time for the talking to stop. the first lions test match against south africa is under way in cape town. and hope for hull — charlie shoots a brilliant round on day three of golf�*s evian championship. good evening, welcome to sportsday. well, we are under way. after a year—long delay, the tokyo olympics are now in full swing, and we've had an action—packed first day from japan. 11 gold medals were up for grabs. the first of them went to china, in the women's ten—metre air rifle shooting, while ecu

sportsday is coming up at 7:45 — but now it's time for click.d tries to emerge from the pandemic, the way we go about our lives is bound to be different — but exactly how is hard to say. on this week's show, we'll be seeing the buildings that are hoping to get to know us a bit better. but first, we'll be finding out how the world of search is changing right before our eyes. the idea of visual search is nothing new. it's something we looked at a few years ago, where you search for something online by using a picture rather than words. but the idea does seem to be gaining ground now, as omar mehtab has been finding out. omar: toys, animals, food — no need to type, just take a snap instead, and you will get a result, and that's thanks to something called visual search. you must have seen it popping up in your amazon shopping app, perhaps pinterest, even snapchat helping you find and buy products online. and there are also more useful applications like aipoly vision, which recognises and describes objects to its visually—impaired users. but perhaps

good evening, welcome to sportsday. the tokyo olympics and the action keeps coming thick and fast from japan. 21 gold medals were up for grabs today, but most eyes were firmly locked on tokyo's olympic stadium, and the final of the women's 100 meters. defending champion elaine thompson—herah ran the second—fastest time in history to succesfully defend her title. but it was disappointment for britain's dina asher smith, as injury brought an end to her bid, as natalie pirks reports. she sniffles. obviously, the competitor in me... this is for the start, we'll let it go. we'll let the start go and let me cry! the customary smile replaced with tears. the fastest woman in british history had been hiding a secret. dina asher—smith! just five weeks ago, she'd been told there was only a 2% chance she would make it to the start line, after a torn hamstring. elaine thompson—herah is going to win it. it's going to be del ponte take second place! and dina, she'sjust not finishing. she gets out well and couldn't hang on. out the fin

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall.nother win for max verstappen in front of red bull's home crowd. but where does it leave lewis hamilton? still basking in their rome result, england men have flown home to prepare for their first euros semifinal in 25 years. and the weather in bristol scuppers england's chances of a third one day international victory against sri lanka. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. welcome to the programme. we start with formula one, where current world champion lewis hamilton is trailing in the wake of this man. max verstappen has won his third grand prix in a row and is now 32 points ahead of the seven time champion. our sports news correspondent andy swiss watched the austrian grand prix. so, how was this fella a warm up act? �* , . so, how was this fella a warm up act? ~ , ., ., ., ., ., act? the austrian national anthem, heavy metal— act? the austrian national anthem, heavy metal style. _ act? the austrian national anthem, heavy metal style. follow - act? the austrian national

hello, welcome to sportsday. i'm austin halewood. coming up in the programme...other olympic medal disappeared after he crashed out of the men's road race. and away from the olympics, a famous win for the lions. they beat south africa in their first test match in cape town.

still to come on sportsday...atch just six days away. and with a capacity crowd back at silverstone lando norris's is determined to impress at his home track. there one weekend that you look forward to more than ever in the whole year. and that is the grand prix because of how much cooler it feels and how special it is. alun wynjones has been named amongst the replacements for the british & irish lions' final warm up game in south africa, against stormers on saturday. ireland centre robbie henshaw returns from injury while fly—half marcus smith also starts after only being called up at the weekend. it's the return of tour captainjones though that's quite remarkable. he's only flying out to south africa today, after recovering from a dislocated shoulder 18 days ago, in their warm—up game againstjapan. and head coach warren gatland's confirmed he's in contentinent for the first test a week on saturday. we feel if he is going to put himself in potentially needs 20 minutes so we had that conversation with him about, h

now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello, welcome to another packed sportsday.giles wins team gb's first medal of the games. i'll be speaking to her shortly. but lightning doesnt strike three times forjadejones, the defending taekwondo champion was beaten in the first round. the whole tournament has just been different to what i'm used to. i'm used to having family there, so when i am scared coming out come of them cheering for me gives me that extra push. and history in the hills — we'll tell you all about one of the most remarkable women's road races in olympic history. also coming up in the programme... 72 holes wasn't enough. the fourth women's major of the year — the evian championship — is decided by a dramatic playoff. and the pheonix rise from the flames in the hundred — as they secure their first win of the tournament. good evening welcome to sportsday, after another action—packed day from tokyo. simone biles, ashleigh barty and adam peaty, some of the games' biggest stars were competiting today with 18 golds up for grabs, but we're going to start with

you're watching sportsday with me ben croucher. your headlines this saturday....shleigh barty is the new wimbledon champion. we'll have all the reaction from a memoralbe final at the all england club. there's another big final in london tomorrow. we'll be live at wembley 2a hours out from euro 2020 showpiece between england and italy. and the lions take some blows against the sharks — but continue their winning tour in south africa. we'll have details of england's second one dayer against pakistan too but we'll start on centre court, where ashleigh barty fulfilled her dream of becoming wimbledon champion. 50 years after her idol yvonne goolagong won the title for the first time, barty�*s three set win over karolina pliskova underlines her status as the world number one. we'll have reaction from the all england club in a second but firstjoe wilson reports on swi9's newest champion. deep breath, step forwards. two women who'd played every kind of occasion except a wimbledon final. five foot five versus six foot one — ash barty overcame karolina pliskova's height. th

hello, welcome to sportsday. i'm austin halewood. coming up in the programme... they're under way, and it's been a solid start for some of team gb's best medal hopes on day one in tokyo. but geraint thomas�*s quest for another olympic medal disappeared after he crashed out of the men's road race. and away from the olympics, a famous win for the lions. they beat south africa in their first test match in cape town. good evening. it's been the first full day of action at the tokyo olympics — and we've seen some of team gb's medal hopes in action. for the second games in a row, though, cyclist geraint thomas crashed in the men's road race, but there was a great performance from swimmer adam peaty, as he began the defence of his title. our sports correspondent natalie pirks has more from tokyo. this road race was described as a war of attrition long, hot and hilly with an early crash. just like in rio, history repeated itself. thomas was determined to leave it on its road, but he was starting to flag. mount fuji beckoned it's all its brutish —— brutal beauty, but thom

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall.e crowd. but where does it leave lewis hamilton? still basking in their rome result, england men have flown home to prepare for their first euros semifinal in 25 years. and the weather in bristol scuppers england's chances of a third one day international victory against sri lanka. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. welcome to the programme. we start with formula one, where current world champion lewis hamilton is trailing in the wake of this man. max verstappen has won his third grand prix in a row

that�*s all from sportsday.ory of two heatwaves that have set record temperatures, that have started wildfires, that have killed people. and to connect what we�*re doing with our planet and how we are tackling climate change. the science is absolutely clear. this is all part of the same story. we�*re seeing the effects of climate change in california and other parts of the country and the world as well but it is already happening. we cannot keep waiting to act. let�*s take this stage by stage. by looking at how these heat waves fit into a far bigger picture, and we will start up close — on the western side of north america. the first heatwave began in latejune. this portland in the us and this is british columbia and canada. ——in canada.

hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm cheten pa rtak.e most of the day and the fans are waiting andy murray. work to do for dan evans at wimbledon — the british number one is heading out on centre court as it currently stands. a classic on centre court as ons jabeur gets past garbine muguruza to reach the fourth round for the first time and i'mjohn watson in rome — where england are preparing for their euro 2020 quarter fibal against ukraine. it comes to spain are being held by switzerland in the first of the matches in the last eight of euro 2020. and i'm gavin ramjaun — from the bbc sport centre.. also coming up in the programme. yet more tears at the tour de france as slovenia's matta moritch completes the set — a stage won at every grand tour. and one of the stars of the track — sha'carri richardson — is set to miss the tokyo olympics. after the american tested positive for cannabis. welcome along and thank you for joining us. live here at wimbledon with their anticipation is building for another night, prime time with andy mary afte

still to come on sportsday..., to struggling to fill a kettle. shrewsbury town manager steve cotterill tells us about his struggles with long—covid. i remember one night where i was a little bit frightened to go to sleep. i rememberthat little bit frightened to go to sleep. i remember that night. little bit frightened to go to sleep. i rememberthat night. i wasn't sure if i was going to wake up wasn't sure if i was going to wake up in the morning. now, mercedes and formula 0ne's governing bodies have come together to condemn the racist abuse aimed at lewis hamilton, after winning yesterday's british grand prix. in a joint statement they said "these people have no place in our sport. we urge that those responsible should be held accountable for their actions" — as they look to build a more diverse and inclusive sport. well the abuse came after hamilton was called "disrespectful" and "unsportsmanlike" by max verstappen, following their collision in the race at silverstone. well lets speak now to our formula one repo

still to come on sportsday...far — and tells us what he's hoping for at what's potentially his final olympics. we torture ourselves to the whole experience that we dreamed so much of doing _ experience that we dreamed so much of doing because we want to do really— of doing because we want to do really well, and actually come he should _ really well, and actually come he should just enjoy it, because often when _ should just enjoy it, because often when you — should just enjoy it, because often when you enjoy things you get the best performances anyway. all three tests between south africa and the british and irish lions will now be staged in cape town because of the pandemic. the second and third tests were originally set to take place in johannesburg. south africa have also confirmed their captain siya kolisi is fit enough to be in their starting 15 for the first test on saturday, after recovering from coronavirus. the lions team for the first test will be out later this week — anthony watson's one of the players

still to come on sportsday... we meet claire danson.ingle day triathlon. my friend actually mentioned it to me, and ijust strayed away was like, that's what i want to deal. —— ijust like, that's what i want to deal. —— i just straightaway. a day before the olympics opening ceremony, the show director kentaro kobayashi has been dismissed after footage emerged from the 90's in which he appeared to be making jokes about the holocaust.he's one of a number of senior figures working on the games to lose his job this year. lucy hockings is in tokyo and spoke to us earlier. there's been one scandal after another for the olympic organisers here. remember, we arejust another for the olympic organisers here. remember, we are just a another for the olympic organisers here. remember, we arejust a day away from the olympic opening ceremony, and this news today that they are creative cheap has been fired because ofjokes that he made backin fired because ofjokes that he made back in the 19905 about fired because ofjoke5 that he made back in the 19905 a

also on sportsday tonight...e fans, there won't be any supporters at the olympics later this month. and can anyone stop the barty party? the world number one's through to her first wimbledon final. good evening, i hope you've had time to finally catch your breath after a dramatic evening at wembley last night. england's footballers are back at their training base of st george's park, after the team finally put to bed 55 years of waiting for a major tournament final. their 2—1 victory over denmark last night, means they'll face italy on sunday in the final of euro 2020, asjoe lynskey reports. singing. it has been 55 years but they never stop dreaming. the last time england reached a final it wasjuly 1966. through the decades there have been late nights and golden generations, now onlyjoy. my emotions are all over the place. what a night and a fully deserved win. it is the work ethic and the determination from each and every one of us. help your mate out. it says a lot about this team. i am so proud. this group of

that's all from sportsday.odnight. hello. very warm to hot weather on the way for much of the uk. there is a weak weather front in northern scotland which will bring windier conditions, cloud and the chance of rain and temperatures just into the mid—to high teens. this cloud becomes more extensive overnight, some patches of cloud as well. temperatures dropped into the mid to low teens. tomorrow, eastern and southern scotland see some sunny spells. northwest scotland, breezy and cloudy. then it brightens up but some coast may see some low cloud, and the early cloud across parts of eastern england will clear away. this is where we'll see the highest temperatures. it is really quite windy across north and northwest scotland. gusts will be a bit higher than that, and temperatures could well see 30 degrees and yorkshire. i'm samantha simmonds. the headlines... more than 120 people are killed in some of the worst floods in europe for decades. emergency services in western germany, belgium and the netherlands search f

still to come on sportsday...e—year absence, formula e returns to london this weekend, bringing with it a new twist to the series. we'll hear from the 88—year—old parkrunner who can't wait to get back to action tomorrow, when events resume around the uk for the first time since lockdown. i'v e i've made so many good friends. i've made more acquaintances than i ever did when i was a serious runner. the british and irish lions have been assured that the officials overseeing tomorrow's first test against the springboks will be completely neutral. coach warren gatland was furious that south african mariusjonker had been appointed as tmo, in place of new zealand's brendon pickerill, who withdraw due to coronavirus—related travel issues. forwards coach robbie mcbryde says they've talked it through and they're happy there'll be no bias in cape town — and on the back of a brutal training session with the full squad, they're ready for what's to come. the experience of 12 years ago, when he was out here, and the level of in

i'm pleased to say i'm joined by the former two—time champion on sportsday.e. how impressed have you been with him and what will he have to do if he is potentially going to face roger federer in round three ways although the thing about cameron norrie is he's very fit. he's one of the fittest guys the tour. ., , �* , ., , , tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but ou tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel — tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel like _ tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel like he _ tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel like he can _ tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel like he can run - tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel like he can run all- but you feel like he can run all day. he believes in himself, he's got an incredible attitude. you see like —— seem like he can find a way and impose his game. he's very fast. i think because federer is playing well, but he's not playing the way roger federer played when he one those eight titles. i think if he goes, he's going to

now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. iam ——iam —— i am 0llie foster, coming up on sportsday.t 90 minutes of their career so far. the european championship final. it could go to extra time and penalties, that's how italy got to the final. can england stop their three year unbeaten run? here at wimbledon, novak djokovic has done it, beating matteo berrettini in four sets to make history and win his 20th grand slam that brings him level with roger federer and rafa nadal. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening, here we go. we have been waiting such a long time for this. england at a major championship final. time for this. england at a major championshipfinal. less time for this. england at a major championship final. less than 90 minutes away. that's why the fans started gathering on wembley way, at least ten hours before kick, they've been setting off flares and firecrackers, it brings back so many memories of euro �*96 when the nation came together with all their focus on wembley. but, of course, this generation of players have gone one step further, the semi—final curse

good evening welcome to sportsday, after another action—packed day from tokyo.biles, ashleigh barty and adam peaty, some of the games�* biggest stars were competiting today with 18 golds up for grabs, but we're going to start with taekwondo because team gb have theirfirst silver medal of the games. bradley sinden taking it, on a mixed day for british taekwondo, as two—time champion jade jones was knocked out in the first round. our olympics reporter nick hope has more from tokyo. what a day of drama we've had, and that tae kwon do we have here in tokyo. we are expecting and hoping it would be another success forjade jones, unfortunately, the loss that we will hear more about later meant she wasn't up on the olympic podium, but there was still success of our british fighter today in the form of bradley who took home olympic silver in his debut. after powering for his first two fights, he became a reigning on the champion in the semi finals coming into the final as the favourite. the 19—year—old fighter from his back was considered a rank outside at the start of t

now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. some england fans, but most have not travelled because of coronavirus restrictions — instead they'll be watching from their sofas or fan zones back home. and at wimbledon — she only finished her a—levels last week, but 18—year—old emma raducanu has made it into the fourth round after winning in straight sets.

hello, and welcome to sportsday. coming up on tonight's programme: a formula 1 race that'll go down in history — max verstappen crashes out as lewis hamilton wins the british grand prix. dream debut — history maker colin morikawa becomes the first golfer to win two different majors at his first attempt, as he lifts the claretjug at royal st george's. and some huge hitting sees england take the t20 series against pakistan to a decider. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. more on a dramatic day at the open golf to come, but we start tonight with the extraordinary events at silverstone, where lewis hamilton has been celebrating winning the british grand prix. nothing too surprising in that, but the story of the race was a remarkable one in which the championship leader max verstappen crashed out on the opening lap. hamilton was blamed for that, given a ten—second penalty, but he still fought back to win, closing the gap on his title rival to just eight points. joe wilson reports. silverstone and a crowd on a pre—covid

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun.ensational perfomance from great britain in the pool — the men's relay team claim gold.. a whisker away from a world record! to do that finally after 25 years, it's pretty emotional. charlotte dujardin is now great britain's most decorated female 0lympian, after taking bronze in the individual dressage. and team gb win a rowing medal — but it's not in the men's four — they veer off course and almost crash in the final. also coming up in the programme, a change to the guidance around heading in football. this message has to get through becausem — this message has to get through because... players are dying. hello there, and welcome to sportsday — on another day to celebrate for team gb in the pool. the men's relay team brought home the gold in the 200 metres freestyle — in a stunning time during the early hours here. the performance started and finished by two heroes of the games so far. joe lynsky has our report — but first, here's nick hope from the tokyo aquatics centre. the british

hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm katherine downes.ames begin — the tokyo olympics are officially under way after scaled—back opening ceremony. helen glover begins her olympic bid in the early hours of tomorrow morning, uk time, after staging the "mother of all comebacks". and gb�*s footballers are in action tomorrow, too — they face the hosts japan, after making a winning start to their olympic campaign. we will keep improving, keep progressing, and hopefully we will reach the final and win gold in the end. also coming up in the programme... after the controversy over a south african official being appointed, the lions are ready to take on the springboks in the first test. good evening. thank you so much forjoining us. it's been delayed by a global pandemic, and injeopardy right up until the 11th hour, but the beleagured toyko olympics are finally under way. fewer than 1,000 dignitaries watched in the olympic stadium, while only 22 british athletes represented the 375—strong squad. but yet the ceremony was still a celebration, albeit

and coming up on sportsday on bbc news...and potentially more to come — whilst the world number one, ash barty, is safely through to the third round. there are just two days to go until england take on ukraine in rome in the quarterfinals of the euros. the ukrainian side saw off some stiff competition from sweden in the last 16, going through with a dramatic last minute goal in extra time. and as our correspondent in ukraine, jonah fisher, has been finding out, many fans there still remember a controversial defeat by england when they hosted the championship in 2012. by making it to the quarterfinals, ukraine has discovered new heroes. ukraine have won it. these were the scenes in the capital kyiv as the team beat sweden in the last minute of extra time. the country whose recent history is blighted by war, suddenly had some good news. i think it's one of the best ukrainian teams of our history. we believe in it and we support it. we have a great sport for our football players and we adore andrei shevchenko. andrei shevchenko

coming a flawed computer system. up on sportsday, engla georgia coming up on sportsday, england's georgialeaders on the opening day of the evian championship. now, living by the seaside ought be idyllic for children, but for some kids in scarborough, regular beach trips are out of reach. despite the seafront being just a mile away, high prices for attractions and hidden costs mean some families on low incomes visit the beach less often than tourists. as part of a series of special reports about life in coastal britain, bek homer now reports from scarborough. where are we going? the beach! let's go! a trip organised by the community centre for those living on the barrowcliffe estate in scarborough. it's just a mile from the sea, but it's a side of town where the tourists don't go. levels of poverty here are high. it's among the 1% of most deprived areas in england. there's kids on here that i've talked to, and they've said that they'd never been to the beach before and they're, like, 14—year—olds or whatever and they've lived here all their lives. to see their faces light up, to see them r

hello and welcome to sportsday. well here we go again., russia 2018, major semi finals that are ingrained on the england identity. heart break every single time. but this england team over the past three weeks, they have broken the mould, they have rewritten history as they have got along, winning against germany and the five clean sheets in a row and they will look to do it again this evening. kick off in the next 90 minutes. we are going to tell you later in the programme why those players are not going to underestimate the threat of denmark. and they have their own particularly emotional story. but there's a party right here on wembley way. the gates have been open for the past hour or so, 20,000 through the group stages. 40,000 for that win against germany. 60,000 now for the semi finals as it will be for the semi finals as it will be for the semi finals as it will be for the final on sunday. and you can really tell the difference. let's head straight to pitch aside now becausejohn head straight to pitch aside now because john watson

good evening, i'm 0lly foster, live at wembley, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening.ld go all the way to penalties. that's how the italians got to the final. they have been on an amazing run. as has nonk djokovic at wimbledon, he's champion once again at the all england club.

now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. the countdown is on.ions, england fans are in rome hoping their adventure can continue tonight. i am live at wimbledon where18—year—old emma raducanu stunning run continues as she reaches the fourth round. but cameron norrie's wimbledon is over in the singles as roger federer beat him in for sets to make it into the second week. and i'mjane dougall at the bbc sport centre. also coming up in the programme: the british and irish lions first outing on tour. but who will take first blood in johannesburg? and england women are on course for another victory against india in their third one day international. good evening, a warm welcome to the olympic stadium in rome, what an occasion and what a moment for this england side as they look to book their place in the semifinal of european championships first time in 25 years. the england team were out on the pitch behind me a few moments ago, soaking up the atmosphere, which will be very different to the one experienced at wembley with that brilliant victory agains

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good evening, i'm olly foster, live at wembley, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. can england 15 minutes away from the european championship final. it could go all the way to penalties. that's how the italians got to the final. they have been on an amazing run. as has nonk djokovic at wimbledon, he's champion once again at the all england club. as wimbledon comes to a close, we are one match away from the end of the european championship. italy against england at wembley. you might have hurt a bit of police activity down on the streets below me. still thousands setting off flares in wembley way and thousands of fans without tickets. let's take you inside to speak tojohn watson. before we talk about team news and what gareth southgate has done to set up his team against the italians, we saw some scenes outside in which stewards seemed to lose control of the situation with some of those fans without tickets. yes. of those fans without tickets. yes, ima . es of those fans without tickets. yes, images emerging _ of those fans without tickets. yes, images emerging of _

hello, and welcome to a fantastic olympics sportsday. i'm jane dougall.ictory in the pool. it's the most successful start to an olympics for team gb. 13 medals and counting, including this one in the pool after an incredible swim from tom dean. it puts britain fit than the metal table. cheering his family and friends were partying at 3am after watching him bring home the gold. a worry for the usa as their star gymnast pulls out of the team event. but britain take a medal for the first time in almost 100 years. and not the colour she wanted, but bianca walkden takes bronze again in the taekwondo. also coming up in the programme... the stormy conditions haven't been welcomed at most events, but they make for great waves. we'll have the results from the surfing — one of the new olympic events. and, there are other sports going on away from the olympics. we'll bring you the latest from the lions tour. welcome to the programme. it's been the best start to an olympics yet for team gb, with 13 medals afterjust four days of competition. but behind every one of th

hello, and welcome to sportsday.ogramme: a formula 1 race that'll go down in history — max verstappen crashes out as lewis hamilton wins the british grand prix. dream debut — history maker colin morikawa becomes the first golfer to win two different majors at his first attempt, as he lifts the claretjug at royal st george's. and some huge hitting sees england take the t20 series against pakistan to a decider.

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak, coming up on the programme...royal st george's where, louis oosthuizen�*s in a battle to keep hold of the lead on day three of the open. all set to win the yellowjersey — tadej pogacar�*s second tour de france title will be confirmed tomorrow as he finishes the penultimate stage with a lead of over five minutes. a good day too for the formula one championship leader max verstappen, who'll will start the british grand prix from pole after winning the new trial sprint race at silverstone. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. it's been a dramatic hour at the open golf since we were last with you. withjordan spieth and collin morikawa fighting hard. but louis oosthuizen, who began the third round with a two—shot lead, is trying to keep his nose in front. ben croucher is at royal st george's for us and has been following the action. it has come alive in the last hour or so. we had a three—way tie for the lead about 15 units ago and now it has all changed on what we call moving day at the majors. but no change for louis

still to come on sportsday.lock leading the way on the pommel horse. in the latest from trent bridge as ben stokes northern superchargers look for their first win at the hundred. now, over the last few olympics, team gb have enjoyed plenty of success in taekwondo. and the good form continued today with 22—year—old lauren williams taking silver in the women's under 67 kilo category. just like bradley sinden yesterday, she came agonisingly close to gold. beaten in the final by croatia's matea jelic, who's the reigning european champion. williams was ahead going into the last few seconds of the final round but had the gold snatched from her right at the end. this felt so much like a normal competition. it was quite bizarre. i do not think it would be this calm and normal. isuppose do not think it would be this calm and normal. i suppose that's a good approach to have, not picking it up, it'sjust approach to have, not picking it up, it's just another competition. i really enjoyed all day and thoroughly enjoyed mysel

hello there, i m olly foster, this is sportsday live from wembley, here s what s coming up for you tonightthe final week of the euros, wembley takes centre stage. the first of the semifinals is tonight. italy against spain and tomorrow, england return to wembley, all 26 trained at st georges park, and we ll head live to the team hotel in london. they ve arrived in the last and i'm austin halewood at the bbc sport centre, also coming up in the programme. what an incredible couple of nights of football we have coming up for you. the european championships semifinals is taking place here at wembley before the final on sunday here. we have got three former european champions in england and we look at the very latest from the england camp shortly but it's really against spain and eight o'clock kick—off and i hope that the two huge spanish and italian communities in the uk because of all those travel restrictions coming into the country i hope they have been able to get their hands on some of the 60,000 tickets and for sound coming up 60,000 tickets and for sound coming up from wembley where you

hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun.efa has opened disciplinary proceedings into security breaches at sunday's euro 2020 final. could this impact a possible uk bid to host the 2030 world cup? a defaced mural of marcus rashford is covered in notes of support as footballers and politicans speak out on racist abuse. formula i world champion lewis hamilton shares his drive for diversity in formula i with us and with some aspiring engineers. that is 40,000 jobs. currently only one in seven of those are from a black background so that's what we need to help. also coming up in the programme — time is running out for the ineos grenadiers to challenge tadej pogacar for the yellow jersey at the tour de france, with five stages to go. hello there, and a very warm welcome to the programme. the prime minister, borisjohnson, says the uk still has a very good case to still host a world cup in 2030 despite the ugly scenes of violence on sunday as fans broke into wembley without tickets ahead of the euro 2020 final between england and it

coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel — 0n the cusp of greatness. confirmed plans to build electric vans at its ellesmere port plant in cheshire. stellantis has received financial support from the government towards its 100 million pound investment. the future of the plant had been in doubt after the company scrapped plans to build its new astra model there — and the decision will safeguard more than 1,000 factoryjobs. our business co—respondent colletta smith is there for us this evening. hi, it is a huge relief for all of the workforce based here whose jobs have been hanging in the balance for the last couple of years after successive takeovers of the company, then brexit uncertainty and the decision to end production of the astra here, so the shift to electric vehicle production is not only a big economic boost to the whole region, but also a change in the landscape for the car industry as a whole. and that will impact everyone who works in the sector, no matter how big or small business. the car industry has been straddling old and new technolog

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall.rained at the london olympic venue, now she is an olympic medallist. mallory franklin wins silver in another first for team gb. it's one of the most touching moments of the games so far — we speak to matty lee about winning that gold with tom daley. but no fairy tale ending for helen glover and polly swan, as their olympicjourney comes to an end. despite not winning a medal, the mum of three has an incredibly positive message. you can do anything you want to deal, and trying and failing is no problem as long as you try, and that goes out to notjust my children, but anyone out there. so goes out to notjust my children, but anyone out there.— also coming up in the programme... an astonishing outburst from south africa's director of rugby, where he criticises the officiating for an hour! we get reaction from british and irish lion alun wynjones. welcome to the programme. the tokyo games just keep on delivering. this woman has become the first ever british female to win an olympic canoe sl

and coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel — we'll have the latest from the euros and wimbledonso news from the british and irish lions, as the springboks are forced into isolation again. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. within the last hour, the prime minister has set out how he sees life in england afterjuly the 19th — though the final decision won't be taken until next week. many of the current restrictions in place since the start of the pandemic would come to an end. borisjohnson said that he wants to move away from legally enforced restrictions in favour of people making their own informed decisions. so, in england social distancing, which has dominated life for over a year, would finally come to an end. people would no longer be legally required to wear face coverings — but it would still be advised in hospitals,? healthcare settings and in enclosed public spaces such as public transport. limits on socialising would be lifted — bringing an to end to the rule of six or two households indoors. and the advice to work from home would end and employers could st

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster live at st george's park.etch, england say they are fit, they say they are ready for the european championship finals on sunday. a, the european championship finals on sunda . �* , . the european championship finals on sunda . m ., . ., the european championship finals on sunda . �* , ., . ., ., sunday. a be a cloud level, the long wait for this — sunday. a be a cloud level, the long wait for this to _ sunday. a be a cloud level, the long wait for this to win _ sunday. a be a cloud level, the long wait for this to win a _ sunday. a be a cloud level, the long wait for this to win a trophy. - sunday. a be a cloud level, the long wait for this to win a trophy. we - wait for this to win a trophy. we are also going to get the very latest from the italian camp, what do they have in store for the match? here at wimbledon, the road number one looks to be heading into sunday's wimbledon final were italy awaits. and live at the bbc sword centre the rest of today's sport, the come back equals the all—time record of the s

all of that to come on day three, but that's all from sportsday. have a very good night. hello. all see something different in the week ahead as we turn to something much cooler. there'll be plenty of showers around as well and some of them heavy and thundery but also some spells of sunshine, especially later in the week. and this is what's happening at the moment. the jet stream, the winds high up in the atmosphere, fairly active in the atlantic and diving down to the south of the uk. that's allowed this area of low pressure to develop, which has brought some torrential rain and thunderstorms across parts of south—east england through sunday. most of those will fade away through the overnight period, so we start the new week fairly quiet for many and mostly dry. some morning sunshine developing as the cloud starts to pull away from parts of scotland, north—east england and northern ireland, but thunderstorms never too far away. somewhat hit or miss, not everyone will see them, but they could bring a lot of rain in a short amount of time when they do occur, equally where we've g

hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. it's a huge weekend of sport.a taster of what we have coming up. we're live at royal st george's as the second round of the open championship comes to a close. despite eddy merckx�*s best wishes, mark cavendish couldn't beat his tour de france record today. he'll have to wait until sunday's final stage. i'mjoe wilson i'm joe wilson here at silverstone, where the sun has brought out a big crowd. lots and f1 for us to discuss a little later. welcome to the show. we're getting straight to the golf because the second round of the open at royal st george's is coming to a close, and as always, the oldest major is delivering the very best sport. ben croucher is there for us, and ben, the usa and south africa are continuing to dominate with some wonderful golf on this hardest of courses. we were worried it wasn't going to be difficult but they're making it look easy. be difficult but they're making it look eas . ~ ., ., ~ ., look easy. what do we know when we were saying — look easy. what do we know when we were saying ho

morris were coming up. —— more sports coming up and sportsday.ort has already been identified as another site where a new gigafactory could be in operation by the middle of the decade. but how many electric cars are already on the road, and is the infrastructure ready for many more? 0ur reality check correspondent chris morris is here. he's been looking through all the states. hello. thank you. just a reminder why we re talking about this, the uk is committed by law to get to net zero carbon emissions no later than 2050, to limit the rise in global temperatures. now that might sound like a long time in the future ? but to get to net zero, action has to start now, and accelerate quickly. and transport is one of the big challenges. it is currently responsible for 27% of all uk emissions of the greenhouse gases that cause global warming. and cars account for more than half of that amount, as you can see on this chart. all that petrol and diesel which is being used. that s one of the reasons why the government has announced that there will be no more

hello and welcome to sportsday.and passat, live from wimbledon this manic monday, a day when everyone is playing for a place in the quarterfinals. coming up on the programme, hoping to continue herfairy tale run, british 18—year—old emma raducanu prepares for her fourth round 18—year—old emma raducanu prepares for herfourth round match 18—year—old emma raducanu prepares for her fourth round match against ajla tomljanovic on court one, with ash barty awaiting the winner. novak djokovic, the world number one, no problems for him as he wins against cristian garin in straight sets. the defending champion is through to match against fucsovics. and i'm olly foster, live at st george's park. southgate has a fully fit squad ahead of wednesday's european championship semifinal against denmark. we are going to hearfrom the manager and against denmark. we are going to hear from the manager and also one of the goal—scorers against ukraine. and i'mjohn of the goal—scorers against ukraine. and i'm john watson, live at wembley. i

that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the evening here on bbc news. goodbye.up to speed and the time we have available and the governments latest changes to the foreign travel list for that we learned last few hours at the popular spanish destinations. holiday destinations of ibiza, majorca and menorca are to be moved to the government's amber travel list. from monday morning, anyone from england returning from the balearic islands who is over the age of eighteen, and is not fully vaccinated will have to self—isolate at home. the islands are moving from green to amber — just a fortnight after they were approved for quarantine—free travel. lisa minot is the travel editor at the sun. they did warn us that things were at risk of changing suddenly. it is a reminder that it'sjust risk of changing suddenly. it is a reminder that it's just difficult to plan anything, really.— reminder that it's just difficult to plan anything, really. that's right. we've seen _ plan anything, really. that's right. we've seen yet — plan anything, really. that's right. we've seen yet a