welcome along to sportsday. been all about england's batters, as they dominate play at trent bridge in the second test against new zealand. starting the day on 90 for one they were looking at that hefty first innings total of 553 set by the tourists. however, it was long before the runs started racking up, a half century for alex lees, before tonnes from both -- it —— it wasn't long. ollie pope and joe root. play is still ongoing. joe wilson has this report on the latest. in the foothills of new zealand's vast first—innings total, england had to bat, so why not enjoy it? alex lees made his highest score for england, but 67 felt like a like a disappointment, such was the context. this was a day of opportunity, and he knew it. both teams dropped several catches. this was a tough one but it was joe root, and therefore to be regretted by new zealand. ollie pope was guiding his way to 100. england batting his talent, giving him responsibility, england backing his talent, giving him responsibility, soon, pope was play

welcome along to sportsday.alex why this game is having to take place behind closed doors? this is the first time england have played italy since the euro 2020 final and that is the reason why this game is behind closed doors, uefa punish the fa and england because of the behaviour of supporters that day, so they gave them a two game stadium ban in this is the first of those games. the second is suspended so they are effectively on a yellow card. gareth southgate called it embarrassment, notjust southgate called it embarrassment, not just for football but for the country, so last week when england played in hungary that game was actually behind closed doors but there were 30,000 in attendance and they were all children. as you can see it as a uefa rule that meant they could go in so children under they could go in so children under the age of 14 can go in when accompanied by an adult and the fa are doing the same. but to a much lesser degree. there will be about 2000, 3000 kids from registered football clubs in

now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello. you're watching sportsday on bbc news with me, ben croucher. coming up: the chase is on and england are doing it their way. news from the final test between england and new zealand on the way. pretty neita — daryll makes it a sprint double at the uk athletics championships. and as the gates open at the all england club, we'll tell you what to look out for at wimbledon. thanks forjoining us. this summer has seen england shift the way they approach test cricket — more dynamic, more exciting, more entertaining. the fourth day of the final test against new zealand at headingley was all of the above. before play, england were forced into a change with wicketkeeper sam billings replacing ben foakes, who tested positive for covid. when we got going, england impressed with both bat and ball in the afternoon. with 0llie pope on 81 and joe root 55, they closed on 183—2 in their second innings, chasing 296 for a series whitewash. patrick gearey was watching. sam billings had been busy — last nig

now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun.ngland take late wickets against new zealand as they hunt victory in the final test to complete a clean sweep in the series. kvitova warms up for wimbledon in the perfect manner with a dominant victory over the defending champion to win eastbourne. and the golden state beckons for the golden boy of welsh football — gareth bale agrees to join los angeles fc. also coming up, we go back a0 years and look at one of the most infamous matches in the history of the world cup. if this was a practice match they would have called it dull. it's a world cup tie and they will call it a disgrace. hello and welcome to sportsday. england are piling the pressure on new zealand, in this third and final test with a couple of late wickets at headlingley. the tourists lead by 137 at stumps on day three. they're on 168 for 5 in their second innings with england looking confident of maintaining their perfect start under new captain ben stokes. patrick gearey reports. "back yourself." england's new mantra. a

now on bbc news, sportsday. hello, good evening. welcome to sportsday. i'm holly hamilton.ight... the wait is over. wales beat ukraine to reach their first world cup in over 60 yeasrs. joe root�*s century boosts england to victory over new zealand for the perfect start to ben stokes�* reign. and the king of the clay — rafael nadal shows no signs of slowing down as he claims his 14th title in paris. hello, and welcome to sportsday. and what is an historic night for wales, for the very first time since 1958 they have qualified for the world cup in qatar. after beating ukraine in cardiff this evening. in the end, it came down to a single free kick on a night of high emotion and drama. well, 0lly foster is here with me now. you can't help but think a lot of neutrals would have been supporting ukraine in this. fix, neutrals would have been supporting ukraine in this.— ukraine in this. a lot of the neutrals- — ukraine in this. a lot of the neutrals. an _ ukraine in this. a lot of the neutrals. an absolute - ukraine in this. a lot of the i neutrals. an absolute nerves ukraine in th

now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello. you're watching sportsday on bbc news with me, ben croucher. coming up: another entertaining sunday of test cricket at headingley. the bowlers did their bit. can england's batsmen pull off a big run chase? pretty neita — daryll makes it a sprint double at the uk championships. and as wimbledon opens its gates again, we'll look ahead to tennis�* third grand slam of the year. hello there. it's another cracker of a test match we're being treated to by england and new zealand. one day to go and all three results are still on the cards. before play, england were forced into a change with wicketkeeper sam billings replacing ben foakes — who tested positive for covid. when day 4 got going at headingley, jack leach shone with the ball as new zealand set england 296 to win. england's reply — as is the modern way in this series — has not been lacking drama. patrick gearey reports. sam billings had been busy. last night behind the wheel, this morning behind the stumps. he had driven from canterb

that's all from sportsday.at grenfell tower, katie razzall hears from those who lived on the 21st floor about their fight for justice. and a warning this programme contains strong language and images of the grenfell tower fire, which some viewers may find upsetting. what would you say to the person that you were before grenfell now, five years on? imiss you. i would say, i miss you. in the early hours ofjune14th, 2017, a fridge caught fire in a flat at grenfell tower, west london. they need to ring 999! there is a dedicatedl line for this incident! it should have been containable. where's the fire brigade?! jesus! instead, five years on, it continues to devastate lives. i've heard from people, you know, "it's five years, get over it." it doesn't work that way. i will never get over what happened. five years, for somebody who hasn't gone through it, may seem like a long time. for me, it seems like it was only yesterday. we've been filming with marcio gomes since soon after he and his family escaped from the 21st

welcome along to sportsday. lots to come.are going to talk cricket in a moment, but we are going to begin in paris. four became two. iga swiatek continued her dominant run with a straight sets victory over daria kasatkina. she will face coco gauff. here is russell fuller. she is on this dominant run. how did you today? —— how did she look today? 3&1 dominant run. how did you today? -- how did she look today?— dominant run. how did you today? -- how did she look today? 34 wins now, and it was pretty _ how did she look today? 34 wins now, and it was pretty straightforward, - and it was pretty straightforward, to be honest. she lostjust three games. she was a class apart. she is a class apart from pretty much everybody in the world right now. the way she's dealt with the pressure of being the roll number one, and, remember, it happened on especially for her. she was as shocked as everybody else that actually body was retiring, but she is dominant. pretty much able to impose her game on any opponents —— ash barty. that match was

hello and welcome to sportsday. last summer's euros final — but it's behind closed doors for england as they take on italy in the nations league. a masterclass from mitchell as new zealand cruise past 500 on day two of the second test against england. and back in the big time — saracens reach their first premiership final, since punishment for their salary cap breaches. welcome along to sportsday on a hugely busy saturday. cricket, rugby, formula one to come — but we'll start with football as we're under 15 minutes away from kick off in a repeat of last summer's euros final. england are taking on italy in the nations league — with the game taking place behind closed doors at the molineaux stadium. that is happening as punishment from uefa because of the scenes of fan disorder that happened at that euros final at wembley last year. 0ur reporter alex howell is there for us and we canjoin him live. what about the team news? gareth south . ate what about the team news? gareth southgate has _ what about the team news? ga

now it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday.ngland take late wickets as the hunt for victory to complete a clean sweep. warming up for wimbledon and the perfect manner with a dominant victory over the defending champion to win eastbourne. in the golden state beckons for the golden boy of welsh football, gareth bale agrees to join los angeles fc. also coming up, we go back a0 years and look at one of the most infamous matches in the history of the world cup. matches in the history of the world cu -. �* , matches in the history of the world cu . _ �* , ., ~ ., , matches in the history of the world cu. , ., , cup. it's a world cup tie and they will call it a _ cup. it's a world cup tie and they will call it a disgrace. _ hello and welcome along to sportsday. england are piling the pressure on new zealand in this third and final test with a couple of late wickets at headlingley. the tourists lead by 137 at stumps on day three, in their second innings. england chasing a 3—0 series win here — to maintain their perfect start under new

no one bbc news, it's time for sportsday. —— now on bbc news. hello and welcome to sportsday.ac fanin. iga swiatek is the french open champion once again. the favourite desert crown wins the derby at epsom. it will be all to play as england go into day four against new zealand needing just 61 runs to win the match. half centuries from ben stokes and joe root have given england hope they can begin head coach brendon mccullum's reign with a victory. joe wilson is at lords. stuart broad urged england to believe, and then he made things happen. that was darrell mitchell dismissed for 108 and wickets seemed to be falling with every delivery. eventually, they were. broad on one of his charges. soon, new zealand were 285 all out, meaning if england could score 277 in their second innings, they win. if. here are three england batters. new zealand's bowlers were too good. ben stokes had made one when this happened. overstepped, no ball. captain back in. could stokes make the most of his reprieve? england were depending on him and he was delivering, but here comes a ball he could not av

welcome along to sportsday. was all about england's batters as they dominated play at trent bridge. starting the day on 90 for one, they were looking at a hefty first endings told her a 553. play ended with a root in on 163. in the foothills of new zealand's vast first—innings total, england had to bat, so why not enjoy it? alex lees made his highest score for england, but 67 felt like a disappointment, such was the context. this was a day of opportunity, and lees knew it. both teams dropped several catches. this was a tough one but it was joe root, and therefore to be regretted by new zealand. 0llie pope was guiding his way to 100. england backing his talent, giving him responsibility, and this is how you show that you're worth it. soon, pope was playing his full range of shots, making his highest test score. is that a six? sure is. joe root in full flow. there are no safer hands in cricket. well, not many. he got to 100 with a kind of trick shot, even his miss—hits work. this may be the golden era ofjoe root,

that's all from sportsday.ler and fresher air moving in from the north. dividing the two, a line of cloud which will give some showers to the south of the uk through the evening, but they will clear overnight. the northerly wind across the eastern uk will ease back, and it will turn calm across scotland. could see lows of 3—4 in rural spots. fresheracross could see lows of 3—4 in rural spots. fresher across the uk this sunday night. monday, a lot of sunshine from the get—go, lighter winds in the east. a weather front will push cloud into the north—west through the day. some patchy rain for the western isles, orkney and shetland, highs of 12—14. elsewhere, temperatures are a couple of degrees on those seen on sunday. over the week, we will continue with largely dry weather. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight. a bad night for president macron, he looks set to lose his overall majority in the french parliament — the far—left and the far—right have made gains. rail bosses have confirmed that talks to try to a

hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm isaac fanin. a knife edge at lords as england chase 277 to win the first test against new zealand. iga swiatek is the french open champion once again. the favourite desert crown wins the derby at epsom. i'm going to tell you a little bit more about the cricket later. we will start with the tennis. iga swiatek was dazzling as she beat coco gauff to win her second french open title. the world number one produced some devastating hitting to sweep aside her american rival injust 68 minutes and win a 35th match in a row. lydia campbell has more. the court in 2022 has belonged to iga swiatek. 3a games unbeaten and ready for her second french open final, her opponent coco gauff hadn't dropped the set, but she hasn't come up against a force quite like swiatek and in a flash, the first that was gone. the 18—year—old broke first in the second, and gave the crowd the fight that they so desired. but swiatek has been playing out a near superhuman level, the cards turned quickly with the top seed back in front.

hello and welcome to sportsday. we're going to start at twickenham, where there was late drama as leicester tigers claimed their first premiership title for nine years. it was the eleventh in their history and one witnessed by our reporter, adam wild. adam, a day to remember at twickenham and for leicester a return to the pinnacle after some disappointing recent times? isaac, nine years does seem like a isaac, nine years does seem like a lon- time, doesn't it, for a side long time, doesn't it, for a side like leicester tigers to go without winning a title? but when you think about it, just two years ago they would have been relegated from the english premiership had it not been for those breaches of the salary cap bias ever since and their subsequent relegation as punishment he realise just how far they've had to come to return to occasions like this. they've had to wait the full 80 minutes here to seal a title at twickenham. they did it in the most extraordinary, the most dramatic of ways. rising temperatures at tw

now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm isaac fanin.ot off the lead and in contention for a fifth major. the defending queen's champion remains on course to successfully defend his crown. and england brush aside france as they prepare for 0ctober�*s home rugby league world cup. hello and welcome to sportsday. we're going to start at twickenham, where there was late drama as leicester tigers claimed their first premiership title for nine years. it was the eleventh in their history and one witnessed by our reporter, adam wild. adam, a day to remember at twickenham and for leicester a return to the pinnacle after some disappointing recent times? isaac, nine years does seem like a isaac, nine years does seem like a lon- time, doesn't it, for a side long time, doesn't it, for a side like leicester

that is it from us here on sportsday.o get harder still. another couple days of this intense heat means these areas could have a short—lived heat wave. monday and —— london but not for scotland and northern ireland. there will be rain around, and that's because we've got these weather fronts in close proximity. something a little bit more active comes in on friday. through this evening, we do have some rain across the northwest, followed by clear skies overnight. a little bit of shallow mist and fog. still a fairly comfortable night, 7 or 8 in rural spots, but as the temperatures get up spots, but as the temperatures get up by day, they'll also not dip as far by night. so another hot day across southern and eastern areas of england, temperatures expected to get into the high 20s, but that warmth is spreading into the mid—20s for england and wales. quite warm where we see some brightness, but we will have weather fronts further north and west. as we've seen today, the pollen levels will be very high again for the majority

welcome along to sportsday.place to start today, and that's with the saudi—backed golf venture that is threatening to blow apart the current structure of the men's game. this week is pivotal, with the first event of the liv invitational series getting under way on thursday. and today, the former world number one, dustinjohnson, who is taking part, announced that he has resigned from the pga tour — the very circuit he has competed on week to week and made $74 million over the course of his career. his commitment to this new venture is a significant u—turn after the two—time major winner committed to the pga tour in february. we'll be live with our golf correspondent shortly, but first, daniel glyde explains how men's golf has got to this point. it's been called by some the breakaway tour that could change professional golf forever. the saudi funded liv series is certainly causing a storm, and today, the most dramatic development yet — two time major championjustinjohnson major champion justin johnson resigned ——

hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins.e eve of the new saudi—backed golf venture, the big—name players taking part are being grilled over their participation. if the money was right, is there anyway you wouldn't play? i if the money was right, is there anyway you wouldn't play? i don't need to answer— anyway you wouldn't play? i don't need to answer that _ anyway you wouldn't play? i don't need to answer that question. - world cup celebrations be gone — wales are back in action in the nations league, with a tricky tie at home to netherlands. and just three months after giving birth, cyclist elinor barker talks to us about making the wales team for the commonwealth games. you're very welcome along to sportsday. is this the eve of a new era for men's golf? the controversial saudi—backed series gets under way tomorrow. and today, more reports of yet more big name players signing up — bryson dechambeau, a former us open champion, patrick reed, a former masters champion, and rickie fowler all lined up to join the likes of phil

that's all from sportsday.y suspending 17 members who were playing at that event and much more on the reaction to that on the website but for me and the rest of the team, goodbye for now. hello. quite a cloudy day for many of us today, with some rain. tomorrow, a lot of sunshine in the forecast once this area of cloud drifts out into the north sea. this is going to happen over the next few hours, and you can see the window of much clearer weather there following in behind. so, towards midnight, the clouds out in the north sea, just bits and pieces left behind it. but turning quite windy in a north west here. we're quite close to the centre of a low pressure here, so gusty conditions. mild first thing in the morning, 15 in london, even in the colder spots, no lower than around 10—12 there in scotland. and then tomorrow, right from the word go, it's lots of sunshine, scattered fairweather clouds, moving quickly, pushed by a strong, really blustery wind, particularly in the afternoon. and i think showers in the fo

now it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday.p for wimbledon and the perfect manner with a dominant victory over the defending champion to win eastbourne. in the golden

now on bbc news, it is time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm holly hamilton.crown hasn't slipped — as he puts wales ahead in their bid to reach the world cup for the first time in over 60 years. joe root�*s century boosts england to victory over new zealand — for the perfect start to ben stokes' reign. and the king of the clay. rafael nadal shows no signs of slowing down — as he claims his 14th title in paris. good evening, and welcome to tonight's programme. with wales on the brink of qualifying for their first world cup since 1958, they have a 1—0 lead over ukraine in their playoff this evening. 0lly foster has been watching the game and joins me now. you can't help but feel that wales have had just a little bit of luck on their side?— have had just a little bit of luck on their side? yes, but they have 'ust hit a on their side? yes, but they have just hit a post _ on their side? yes, but they have just hit a post and _ on their side? yes, but they have just hit a post and the _ on their side? yes, but they have just hit a post and the ukrainian i just hit a

time for the weather. —— sportsday. the possibility of heavy downpours at times. more detail in a moment. let's take a look at overnight. it will feel quite muggy for sleeping. temperatures will drop much below 16 degrees. that humid airfeeding and from the south. across scotland and northern ireland, our weatherfront northern ireland, our weather front approaches, northern ireland, our weatherfront approaches, giving persistent downpours of rain and the wind is set to pick up. they are cold front will move southwards as we head throughout the day tomorrow. there“s rain quite light by the time it reaches northern england. behind it, fresher air, reaches northern england. behind it, fresherair, but reaches northern england. behind it, fresher air, but also sunny spells. that he is across england and wales. temperatures will rise. watch out for low cloud for southwest areas of england and possibly toward south wales. those temperatures, we could easily see the low 30s in celsius across london and east anglia. compare that

coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel...ed a maiden atp tour semifinal on a day of mixed fortunes for the brits. the prime minister has arrived in east africa ahead of the commonwealth leaders' summit, which begins in rwanda tomorrow. borisjohnson has been defending his controversial migrant deal with rwanda — telling critics to "keep an open mind" on it. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth sent this report from kigali. children sing. could this be a lesson in diplomacy? 0n visits in the rwandan capital today, borisjohnson was keen to talk about education, trade, sustainability — the things that bind commonwealth countries together. but it was a plan his government has drawn up to send asylum seekers from the uk here that has attracted attention. prince charles reportedly thinks that policy needs work, having, its claimed, called it "appalling". in rwanda himself, representing the queen, he is due to meet the prime minister tomorrow, who earlier seemed ready to defend his plan. people need to keep an open mind about the

doing on sportsday at 6:30m. . . players have been doing on sportsday at 6:30m. ., ., ., ., at 6:30pmland in their third and final test, after another excellent batting display. this was the winning moment — jonny bairstow hitting the winning runs, as england chased down 296 with seven wickets in hand. england began the day needing 113 more runs and, after an initial rain delay, they got their comfortably — only losing 0lly pope today, who was out for 82. the victory secures a 3—0 series whitewash for ben stokes' side. england's women are also in action in taunton — they're playing south africa. england won the toss and put the visitors into bat and at lunch they'd reduced south africa to 83—4. but there progress has been blunted by marizanne kapp. the all—rounder has hit a fantastic century, her first international test tonight — it's now 253—8. —— herfirst —— her first international tonne. northern ireland boss kenny shiels' has named his squad for euro 2022 — and captain marissa callaghan "is expected to be ready" for callaghan and rebecca mckenna are both included after missing th

and coming up on sportsday, we're live here at wimbledon, where it's not all about emma raducanu and andy murray on day one. nine brits scheduled to play — of them cam norrie is the first safely through to round two. a shopping centre in central ukraine has been hit by a russian missile. president zelensky said around 1000 people were inside and he said it was impossible to even imagine the number of victims. so far at least ten people are thought to have been killed and more than a0 have been injured in what the authorities described as a war crime. the local governors say it was unlikely many survivors would be found in the rubble because it was a big fire and there was a lot of smoke. the attack took place in kremenchuk, an industrial city and the sight of ukraine's biggest oil refinery. russia says it does not deliberately target civilians will stopjoe inwood has sent this report. a warning that it contains some details you may find distressing. there is no part of ukraine untouched by this war. just before apm in the afternoon russian missiles are said to have hit a shopping cen

now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello.ingley. the bowlers did their bit. can england's batsmen pull off a big run chase? pretty neita — daryll makes it a sprint double at the uk championships. and as wimbledon opens its gates again, we'll look ahead to tennis�* third grand slam of the year.

on sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel.er teeing off in the breakaway liv invitational event, over a dozen golfers are suspended by the us pga tour. good evening. two british men who were fighting alongside ukrainian troops have been sentenced to death in eastern ukraine by a russian court. 28—year—old aiden aslin and 48—year—old shaun pinner were found guilty alongside a third man from morocco, after being captured during fighting in mariupol in april. the foreign secretary liz truss has condemned their sentence, calling it a sham judgment with absolutely no legitimacy. emma vardy reports. forfighting as soldiers in ukraine's military, after a short trial in russian held territory, aiden aslin and shaun pinner have been told they face the death penalty. if you're watching this, it means that we have surrendered. this was aiden aslin�*s last message to family and friends before he was captured. run out of ammunition, didn't really have any other choice than to surrender. he had spent weeks defending the besieged city of mar

hello, and welcome to sportsday.all talk of her injury problems, she's got past allison banner in her straight sets. no problem eitherfor novak banner in her straight sets. no problem either for novak djokovic, the reigning champion on part to win his seventh world title. mil the reigning champion on part to win his seventh world title.— his seventh world title. all my childhood _ his seventh world title. all my childhood dreams _ his seventh world title. all my childhood dreams came - his seventh world title. all my childhood dreams came true l his seventh world title. all my . childhood dreams came true here his seventh world title. all my - childhood dreams came true here in this court, and this tournament. so it's an honour and a pleasure to come back to the centre court of wimbledon. i7 17 players doctor british players in the first round, cameron norrie the first to get through. and i'm holly hamilton — also coming up in the programme... and england triump over the world test champions. we bring you the action

hello and welcome to sportsday.up in the programming, candy king of clay reclaim his crown on grass? rough in adults being made to work hard in the opening round. among the british players into round two, 26—year—old ryan peniston has been telling me why he thinks his incredible run on grass will continue. and heather watson holds back the tears after an emotional three—set win takes her into the second round. i’ll three-set win takes her into the second round.— three-set win takes her into the second round. i'll “ust had a really rou:h second round. i'll “ust had a really rough couple — second round. i'll “ust had a really rough couple of_ second round. i'lljust had a really rough couple of years, _ second round. i'lljust had a really rough couple of years, like - second round. i'lljust had a really rough couple of years, like so - second round. i'lljust had a really i rough couple of years, like so many people have, so this means a lot. i'm olly foster at the bbc spot centre with the rest of the day's headlines. t

coming up in sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel, we'll head live to st george's parke england lionesses are preparing for the start of next month's european championship. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. millions of passengers have faced disruption today after the biggest strike on britain's railways for 30 years got under way. the rmt union and rail bosses say they will resume talks tomorrow — but even if there's any progress, it will come too late to avoid disruption on thursday, the next planned day of the walk—out. the red lines on this map shows where limited services will operate, but whole swathes of the country — where there are no lines — have no services at all. at the moment, the union plans to follow today's strike by two more on thursday and saturday. what's the dispute about? as ever, it depends on who you ask. for the union, pay and job security are key. rail bosses says it's also about modernisation — and they intend to start the process next month. and borisjohnson had his say this morning, urging commuters to stay the course because m

hello and welcome to sportsday.ng, we'll start with tennis because we're 6 days away from the start of wimbledon and lots of players are putting in their final preparations. with andy murray and emma raducanu are both carrying injuries and are touch and go for the tournament but there are some other british players keeping an eye out for, today at eastbourne katie boulter and ryan peniston gave us some grounds for hope. both winning their first round matches against higher ranked opponents, and as patrick gearey reports, peniston, the world number 147, has already upset the odds once this summer — at queen's. feels like a dream, i didn't get much sleep last night. i don't think i want to wake up from this anytime soon. . . , i want to wake up from this anytime soon, ., ., , ., i want to wake up from this anytime soon. . .,, ., ,~ , soon. that was how ryan penistin introduced — soon. that was how ryan penistin introduced himself _ soon. that was how ryan penistin introduced himself to _ soon. that was how ryan penist

that's all from sportsday. from all the team here, goodnight. next it's time for click.e, welcome. i hope you are well. it is often said we do not appreciate our health until we lose it and if someone suffers a life—changing injury, it may be necessary for them to retrain their brain to learn how to use their body again, maybe in a different way than before. there's a new idea called neuroanimation, which is like gaming for brain repair. it is an immersive, emotional and, we are told, enjoyable style of therapy that can have a real impact. what's it say? quack, quack, quack. ruby was 2a years old when she lost her leg — a simple trip to the supermarket resulting in a life—changing injury. i was going shopping to buy the stuff for the baby, you know, weaning process, buying him veggies and avocados and what have you. but, yeah, i was in the car park and i was run down by a car. at the time of the accident, ruby'd been carrying 5—month—old son leon, instinctively throwing him to safety. but the crash left her, a nurse on maternity leave at the time, facing a series of oper

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still to come on sportsday we will look ahead to what the premiership final tomorrow.ll look ahead to what the premiership final tomorrow. it's a big weekend for england's redbeemedia team as the world cup edges closer. next to round 2 of the us open golf. rory mcilroy and england's world number 445 callum tarren were one shot off the lead after the opening round. our golf correspondent ian carter is at the country club in brookline massachusetts: what do we know about callum tarren ian — and how's he started today? interesting that rory said that mentally he's in a good place at the moment, and it's showing? how's the leaderboard looking? it's looking very good for him at the moment? it's looking extremely good for him. he picked up a birdie at the third and that's being picked up at the third and that's being picked up another one at power for faith and that means the 32—year—old from darlington who is largely based in the united states very much a journeyman player throughout his career is leading this us open by two shots at five under par. a brilliant start yester

welcome along to sportsday. ever closer to the pinnacle of the grass court tennis season with wimbledon beginning next monday and it was a positive day's work for cameron norrie — the british men's number one. he's through to the quarterfinals of the eastbourne international, after beating brandon nakashima in straight sets. less successful for some other british hopes with losses for katie boulter and jodie burrage, as patrick gearey now reports. it's as patrick gearey now reports. that time of year, t temperatures it's that time of year, the temperatures rise with the british hopes, sizzle or burn. at wimbledon cameron norrie will be in there for match one. he was on song for .i. the top british seed next week here on the bottom of your screen, he dominated brandon nakashima. important in this weather to use your energy and efficiently, cameron norrie took the first set in the first game of the second he broke again. he has never been beyond round three of a grand slam, curiosity he will want to make history.

that's all from sportsday. from all the team here, goodnight.ou can say right up to date on the bbc sport website and the app. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'm jane hill. and to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. hi, mark. what have you been watching? quite the mixed bag. we havejurassic world dominion. the dinosaurs are back. we have swan song, starring german legend udo kier. and all my friends hate me. is it a comedy? is it a horror movie? dinosaurs are back. that's it. end of the review. there we go. thank you very much. thank you for watching. so, this picks up four years after fallen kingdom. man and dinosaurs must coexist because the dinosaurs are now out in the world. also co—existing are the stars of the originaljurassic park movies and the stars of the jurassic world movies. see what they've done? brought them all together, kind of big variety stage. the plot this time revolves around a sinister biotech company who are scheming to take over the world's food supplies through gen

still to come on sportsday...number 169 was down a second and recovered superbly. heather watson is out of the area dart is on court at the moment. no joy dart is on court at the moment. no joy forjay clark in the men's event and eastbourne. he lost his first match in straight be by the american, jack traber currently set “p american, jack traber currently set up overjensen brooks b. chelsea chairman bruce bock is to step down from his role, the 76—year—old american has been chairman says roman abramovitz became owner in 2003 but will continue to support the club as a senior advisor. if boxing "is to retain its place in the olympic family it needs to act now". those were the words of professor richard mclaren as he announced the final phase of his investigation into international boxing. mclaren was appointed by the international boxing association injune last year to look at possible irregularities in the judging and refereeing and corruption during the rio olympic games in 2016 and through to 2021. international

but for now, that's all from sportsday. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news.eek's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you got for us this week, mark? a very exciting week. we have men, which is a horror inflected fairy tale. we have major, which is inspired by a true story of heroism. and bergman island — can life and art ever be separated? men, the clip of this gives me the creeps so much that i don't think i could bring myself to watch it! and you say it's some kind of fantasy horror? yes. let me try and sell it to you. so, it's by alex garland, who wrote and directed ex machina and annihilation. i think it's like a playfully twisted fairy tale about gender. jessie buckley is harper. she's come out of an abusive relationship. she decides to go off to a country retreat, to what she calls the "dream country house" with the emphasis on dream, because everything about what we're looking at tells us, you know, there's an apple tree outside from which apples fall. the grass is overly green. the house itself is kind of almost blood red. while she's there, sh

hello and welcome to sportsday. what a start to england pass test summer. and with ben stokes captaincy, they have won the series against new zealand. after last years injury, many down to this serena williams will play again, but she will make a comeback this year. and can vincent kompany get burnley back into the big time? also coming up back into the big time? also coming up in the programme, australia are dancing their way into the world cup after their goalkeeping gamble pays off against peru. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening, test cricket is alive and well, england have clinched the series against new zealand with a stunning batting display on the final day of the second test chasing 299 for victory, johnny bairstow hit england's second quickest century, captain ben stokes made 75 and lashed the winning runs. victory by five wickets. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is at trent bridge, andy, what a match! notjust a not just a fantastic notjust a fantastic day, but not just a fantastic day, but what a f

hello and welcome to sportsday. after a flurry of wickets at lords, new zealand are building a helthy lead against england in the first test. it's agony for zverev at the french open, as injury hands nadal a place in the final. and aiden o'brien sets a classic record with victory in the oaks at the epsom festival. good evening. let's start with cricket — the second day's play between england and new zealand has just drawn to a close at lord's. the clatter of wickets, 17 of them marked the start of england's test summer, and that pattern seemed to be continuing this morning, but the black caps take a lead of over 200 runs into the weekend. our sports correspondent joe wilson is at lord's. i thought this test was going to be over in double time, but new zealand have dug their heels in. you're not the only one. a lot more the revving up behind me, which is always a sure sign we're coming —— have come to the end of the day. a lead of 223, such a strong position, but you're right, then were batting at the start of then w

hello and welcome to sportsday. hello there. this is your update from the bbc sport centre. england have made hard work for themselves in their response to new zealand's first innings total, after an early batting collapse, with all top four out in single figures. joe wilson reports. these are the crazy test match times when the state of play seems to change by the second. a landmark day forjack reach. if this shot from neil waggoner reached the field it would be the fifth wicket of the evening. well, there isjohnny. there is no�*s patch, 359 all out of england's innings to prepare to be flattened. look how he got rid of england's top three after pope and then fully cleaned up completely too good for england and there was more. joe root could do nothing but edge this ball from tim to the wicketkeeper and england were 71—4. he was fresh in ben stokes. right. if that is the new england approach, there is no guarantee it will work. stokes lasted 13 balls. it was short and for new zealand suite. add tea, england were 91—6 and we will remember that aggressive and relentless passi

hello there, and welcome along to sportsday.y the eyes of the world will be at hampden park tonight — for scotland's match against ukraine, in their world cup playoff semifinal. it's the first competitive game ukraine are involved in, since their country was invaded by russia — this match re—arranged from march, when it was initially meant to be played. so much to play for on all accounts... in a moment, we'll be live at hampden, for the build up to the match — but first chris mclaughlin has this report. it isa it is a group of players preparing for a game most of the world wants them to lose. if scotland are to make it to qatar, they must first see off ukraine. even a former scotland captain has been vocal in recent days about cheering on the away side. he recent days about cheering on the awa side. . , recent days about cheering on the awa side. ., , ., recent days about cheering on the awa side. . , ., , , recent days about cheering on the awa side. ., ., , , .,, ., away side. he has a split opinion it's safe to _ away side.

sarah will be back in about an hour's time with sportsday.more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. isaac, thank you. as i promised, back now to our main story today, the celebrations of the queen's platinum jubilee. let's take a look at what else is planned for the rest of the four—day weekend. later today, beacons will be lit throughout the uk, channel islands, isle of man and uk overseas territories. as we've seen, they've already begun to be lit in commonwealth countries around the world. on friday, a service of thanksgiving will take place at st paul's cathedral in london. then on saturday, members of the royal family are expected to go to the derby horse racing at epsom. and in the evening, there will be a live concert in front of buckingham palace — platinum party at the palace. and the final day of celebrations will be on sunday, with jubilee lunches and the platinumjubilee pageant, a performance that will tell the story of the queen's reign and will finish in front of buckingham palace. it will featu

hello, thanks forjoining us on sportsday this evening.ickets all count for england, however you take them. we'll be live at headingley on day one of the third and final test between england and new zealand. jack draper comes out on top in the battle of the brits at eastbourne, but did any of the others have much to celebrate in the last eight? and we'll look ahead to northern ireland's only warm—up match ahead of next month's women's euros. and that's not all. we'll bring you the story ofjeremy so on, hoping to strike it big. and we will have the latest from the women's dj championship —— pga championship. thanks for your company. let's head to leeds first, shall we, and the third and final test between england and new zealand. on the field, it's been a pretty even day so far as england chase a 3—nil series whitewash. it's an important day for headingley and yorkshire county cricket club as a whole — being the first international match to be held there since a ban on staging england games was lifted following the racism scandal brought to

hello and welcome to sportsday.building a helthy lead against england in the first test. it's agony for zverev at the french open, as injury hands

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coming up on sportsday, it's the end of an era in english cricket as their inspirational white ball captainn morgan retires from the international game. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. "should scotland be an independent country?" that is the question the first minister nicola sturgeon wants to put again to the people of scotland in an independence referendum next year. it's exactly the same question that people were asked in 2014. downing street says the prime minister thinks now is not the time to be talking about a referendum but the government will look carefully at the proposal. nicola sturgeon says she wants to hold the vote on the 19th october 2023. she's also asking the supreme court to decide if it can be held legally without westminster�*s consent. eight years ago scotland rejected independence by 55% to 45%. but most polls suggest the gap has narrowed over the last two to three years and is now too close to call. our scotland editorjames cook reports from edinburgh. chanting: yes, yes, yes! no, no, no! scotland 2014, when politics came alive. how dare they say tha

2022 world cup with a 1—0 victory against ukraine in cardiff — there'll be lots more coming up in sportsday. good evening from buckingham palace, where a huge pageant along the mall has ended with an appearance by the queen. the event concludes four days of celebrations to mark her majesty's platinum jubilee. more than 10,000 people, including the military, performers and key workers, took part in the parade, which depicted key moments from each decade of her seventy—year reign. sir cliff richard, ed sheeran and gary lineker were among the celebrities taking part. i'm joined now by royal commentator and former press secretary to the queen, dickie arbiter. you've no doubt been watching every single detail of the last four days. i think it's been absolutely tremendous. absolutely flawless. the icing of the cake, two appearances by the queen on thursday after trooping, and the second time with family members who have supported over 70 years, and the wonderful parents today at the end of the pageant. i think people were hoping she would appear, and the decision was made that she could make it.

coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel: tributes have been paid to the former northern ireland 90. he oversaw the team's most succesful period as their manager. a i7th—century ship, the gloucester, which sank off the coast of norfolk has been found, and experts say it's the most important maritime discovery since the mary rose was raised a0 years ago. the gloucester ran aground off the coast of great yarmouth in 1682. the wreck�*s location was unknown until it was discovered by divers after a four—year search. our east of england correspondent jo black is in great yarmouth. yes, this wreck was found 15 years ago, in 2007, but it's only now that we can reveal the story because it has taken quite a while to protect the site. the two brothers that found the ship said they were looking for the gloucester and were just about to start losing hope that they would ever find just about to start losing hope that they would everfind her, and then they would everfind her, and then they did. beneath the surface, 30 miles off the great yarmouth coast, lies the gloucester, a 17th century wars