this is sportsday., well, here we are at the stadium, the final destination at the end of an incredible season for manchester city four months, not for manchester city four months, not just four weeks as they knocked real madrid out and made them favourites against inter milan. donald trump is due to speak shortly but we will take you right up to kick off in what should be a magnificent final. so much at stake, especially for manchester city as they look to emulate manchester united and what they did in 1999. city looking to become only the second team to complete that rarity of the treble. pep guardiola, city's manager, looking to become the first manager, looking to become the first manager to achieve the treble. he did it in 2009 with barcelona. it's been a long way for manchester city since that takeover. they've been knocking on the door of european elite but now they feel with haaland up elite but now they feel with haaland up front they can finally crack europe. they are on the brink of something

hello and welcome to the sportsday. the start of the ashes — as england begin their quest to regain the urn from australia... they're at lunch at edgbaston on the first day. the day started brightly for england — opener zak crawley with a four on the first ball off australia captain pat cummins... the kent man was on a roll, getting his 50 later in the session as england recovered ford 12. crawley�*s innings brought to an end. england three wickets down on 124—3 at the break. our cricket reporter henry moeran is there for us. great to see you, a glorious day to start the ashes and the crowd excited for this hyped up series between england and australia. a lot of talk about england and how they might fare. how pleased are they and what is the atmosphere lie? amazing, start of an ashes _ what is the atmosphere lie? amazing, start of an ashes series _ what is the atmosphere lie? amazing, start of an ashes series is _ start of an ashes series is something very different to any start to a test series that you will find elsew

now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday. the pressure is on england, 268 win the ashes test against australia, but they've lost five quick wickets at trent bridge. back at the top of the world rankings, with a first grass court title for carlos alcaraz. leona maguire bids to become the first irish woman to win a major, we'll bring you the latest from the pga championship. welcome. let's start at trent bridge, where england's hopes of victory in the one—off ashes test were dented by the loss of five late wickets on day four. after australia were bowled out for 257 after tea in their second innings, england were left needing 268 to take the win and made it to 55 without loss before the wickets began to fall. ben croucher has more. there are 11 different ways to take a wicket in cricket. to start with, on day four, england needed just the one. maybe just as well, because england shelled five ctaches, butjust as the batter will be looking to make them pay, enter lauren filer. this tamers turning in a blur of bails. spinning in t

now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun.land lose two early wickets in their second innings — as rain severly disrupts play at edgbaston. andy murray's got that winning feeling again — with victory at the nottingham 0pen today — as he chases a wimbledon seeding. and a moment for katie boulter to remember. a first wta title for her — in a first all—british tour level final in 46 years. and rory mcilory has a 5th major in his sights — just a shot off the lead, ahead of his final round at the us open. also coming up on sportsday: wigan warriors hang on to edge a tight, and fiery encounter with warrington — as they claim their spot in the final four of the challenge cup. hello there and welcome along to the programme — and it's been a really frustrating day for england's cricketers in more ways than one. rain meant a premature end to the third day's play, in the first ashes test against australia at edgbaston. that, after england lost the crucial wickets of their openers, having bowled australia out before lunch. patrick geary r

hello and welcome along to sportsday.art with a damning verdict on the state of cricket in england and wales. an independent report concluded racism, sexism and misogyny are widespread within the game. the report also found a prevalence of "elitism and class—based discrimination" in cricket. the sport's governing body say they'll use this moment to reset. our sports editor dan roan reports. from perceptions of exclusion and troubling stories of sexism and racism to fears of an elitist culture — just some of the testimony revealed in a damning report into discrimination in cricket. our findings are unequivocal. racism, sexism, class—based discrimination, and elitism are widespread and deep rooted throughout the game. the stories were absolutely horrific and it goes to show that the culture in cricket is rotten. the report called holding up a mirror to cricket heard from more than 4000 people with 50% saying they had experienced discrimination in the game. 75% of those who suffered it did not reported to the authorities. th

also coming up on sportsday... by with a little help from your friend — we'll hear from the new european open champion on how rory mcilroy has played a crucial role in his success. and, former olympian hannah miley tells us how periods affect athletes and why she's backing a new campaign to raise awareness. hello there and welcome along to the programme. they've been linked to several names over the past few weeks but it looks like tottenham finally have their man. ange postocoglou has agreed terms with the club, on a two year deal. he completed a domestic treble in scotland at the weekend — and takes the job despite pleas from celtic fans to stay. ben croucher has more. scottish, history rewritten! fortwo seasons he's been celtics savior. now postocoglou is poised for the premier league. no sooner then sealing a tribal, tottenham and have come calling as recently as saturday, he wouldn't be drawn on his future. we saturday, he wouldn't be drawn on his future. ~ ., ~' saturday, he wouldn't be drawn on his future. ~

hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun.nation is widespread in english and welsh cricket. josh tongue gets the chance to become the talk of lords — the fast bowler�*s in the side, ahead of the second ashes test. and fighting talk from andy murray — the two—time wimbledon winner tells us he fancies his chances hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. a dark day for the sport — an independent report finds discrimination is widespread in english and welsh cricket.

hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins.liant bowling on the final day of the test. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins.

also coming up on sportsday...alent since lebron james — that's notjust because he is seven and a half feet tall. he's the first pick of the nba draught. and changing a rectangle for a diamond as one of baseball's oldest rivalries comes to new territory. we look ahead to the cardinals in the cubs meeting in london. from the bbc sports centre, this is sportsday. it's been a day of heavy scoring at the women's ashes as women democrat england attempt to meet the nmecha australia. so how crucial might sophie eccleston�*s bowling be? jo currie reports. fresh optimism and a chance for fans to see the very best cricketers in the world fighting it out for the ultimate prize. with quick quick if the order of the day, england would need to start with a little more pace than this. —— quick wickets. in truth, it was a sluggish start. the removal of alana king the onlyjoy. australia on the only hand, dust on the other hand unearthed another star. annabelle sutherland badly got number eight, punishing england throughout the morn

also coming up on sportsday...er oonagh cousins talks to us about the tough decision to retire three years on from contracting covid. if they hadn't been a global pandemic i probably would still be enough light that something i have to handle for the rest of my life. from the bbc sports centre, this is sportsday. lots to come but we're going to start with the confirmation today thatjude bellingham is now eight riel madrid player. the 19—year—old has agreed to deal for £88 million to move from borussia dortmund. hejoins a £88 million to move from borussia dortmund. he joins a select group of british footballers to play for the spanish side including the lights of joe linsky has this report. he is 19 years old in his career keeps rising. jude bellingham snack step feels a long way from his 1st. he was just 16 on his debut from birmingham city but one—year in the second—tier convince dortmund to sign him. now he goes up another level. he joins riel madrid for 100 billion euros. in a statement —— real madrid. he thanke

that is all from sportsday, a reminder of her top story.live from london. this is bbc news. the leader of belarus, alexander lukashenko, gives his first account of negotiations with the wagner boss — yevgeny prigozhin — as russia faced crisis on saturday. translation: but we wantjustice. they want to strangle us. we will march on moscow, and i say, "halfway, they will squash you like a bug." vladimir putin is in moscow, thanking russian troops — for protecting the country — during wagner's aborted mutiny.

sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm olly foster.live in istanbul, 90 minutes away kick off in the champions league final. here's what's coming up on sportsday. can manchester city cap an already incredible season with the trophy they have been craving for so long? theirfans have no doubt that they will beat inter milan to become become european champions for the first time. and i'm gavin ramjaun at the bbc sport centre... away from the champions league final.... iga swiatek reigns in roland garros but the defending champion is pushed all the way by karolina muchova. and australia are in the driving seat against india, who have a record run chase ahead of them, at the world test championship final at the oval. welcome, well, here we are at the stadium, the final destination at the end of an incredible season for manchester city four months, not just four weeks as they knocked real madrid out and made them favourites against inter milan. we've got choppers overhead that have been tracking the team bosses into the stadium in the last 2

welcome to sportsday. just once before has an english team won the treble.e one with two capital ts, and includes the league, fa cup and european cup. it was manchester united in 1999. but now, with all the other clubs that could have done it since, it's their neighbours manchester city who stand on the verge ofjoining them. the first two trophies secured. now they and thousands of their fans have travelled to istanbul for the third... the champions league final against inter milan. 0lly foster will be our guide throughout the programme. what a lovely setting that is. often it starts quietly, but by the time you have now, you get a real sense of the atmosphere before tomorrow night. you certainly do. this is not a quiet city. what a huge, sprawling, vibrant city this is. welcome to the banks of the offer is, the sun just setting. when it rises again, it could be the most special day in the history of manchester city. you touched on it there, they reeled in arsenal over a number of months to the seal their third premier league title. then they beat manchester

hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm 0lly foster.ralia end the day on top. maddison gets his move to spurs but he's not the only premier league transfer of the day. and with the paris 0lympics one year away, is simone biles on the comeback trail? hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm 0lly foster. a protest disrupts the start of the second ashes test at lord's as australia end the day on top. maddison gets his move to spurs but he's not the only premier league transfer of the day. and with the paris 0lympics one year away, is simone biles on the comeback trail?

hello, welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris.ines this evening: joe root�*s century helps bring bazball to the ashes — more than 400 runs, eight wickets, a bold declarationjust on day one of the series. the ashes have started, but the football hasn't finished yet. england are in malta, trying to keep their perfect record in european qualifying. wales are unbeaten themselves. it's armenia for them. and a draw will take them top of the group. while northern ireland are in denmark. also coming up on sportsday: more proof that matt fitzpatrick loves the us open, as he and the rest of the field try and chase the record—breakers of the first day. the defending champion sinks a hole—in—one early in round two. and spreading the rugby league gospel — york's women's team tell us about their trip to uganda. hello again. welcome along to sportsday. so often, the opening exchanges of an ashes series prove to be telling. what, then, to make of the first ball of the first test at edgbaston between england — with their new flamboyant style being

that is where we and sportsday today.

time hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris.unshine and short stuff comes out as australia take crucial wickets late on day two of the second ashes test. justin rose leads a british masters field that's been accused of lacking enough masters of british golf. and the grand tour with the grand depart. we'll preview the biggest bicycle race of them all also coming up on sportsday... the girl on the dancing horse juggling success and motherhood. we spend the day with charlotte dujardin. hello again. it was a day at the ashes that began with australia hoping for something decisive. at ended with england battling back at lloyd's. ——at ended with england battling back at lords. it was an australian batter who made the morning's most telling contribution, steve smith with yet another ashes century. but his was one of the five wickets england needed to wrap up the aussie innings, and they did so before lunch. a16 their first innings score. for england, some momentum, and an opening stand to reflect that. ben duckett played his part and g

now on bbc news, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday.ngland are chasing 268 in their final innings as they look to win the ashes test against australia at trent bridge. back at the top of the world rankings, with a first grass court title for carlos alcaraz. leona maguire bids to become the first irish woman to win a major, we'll bring you the latest from the pga championship. welcome. let's start at trent bridge, where it's day four of the women's ashes test between england and australia. the tourists resumed their second innings this morning on 82 without loss before being bowled out for 257 after tea, with england needing 268 to win. ben croucher has the story of the day. there the story of the day. are 11 different tyre to ways to there are 11 different tyre to ways to take a wicket in cricket. to start with, day four, england needed just the one. may be just as well, because england shelled five, but just as the battery will be looking to make them pay, and sir lauren filer. spitting in the hands of sophie ecclestone, beth mooney ou

now on bbc news, time for sportsday. this hello and welcome to sportsday. live from the bbc sports centre — i'm paul scott. here's what's coming up.h the fastest ever goal in an fa cup final sends manchester city on their way, as they beat rivals manchester united at wembley, to keep their hopes of the treble alive. this means a lot, men united couldn't get better than that. total bliss. as city aim for the trouble caledonian fizzled to close a scottish fa cup.— caledonian fizzled to close a scottish fa cup. caledonian fizzled to close a scottish fa cu-. 1, . ., ., ., scottish fa cup. barcelona do it the hard way they _ scottish fa cup. barcelona do it the hard way they come _ scottish fa cup. barcelona do it the hard way they come from _ scottish fa cup. barcelona do it the hard way they come from to - scottish fa cup. barcelona do it the hard way they come from to narrow| hard way they come from to narrow down to win the women's champions league. also coming up on sportsday. a test debut to remember asjosh tong takes five wickets as england ireland more t

also coming up on sportsday...nd broady all out in straight sets — it's been a bad day for the brits at eastbourne. and, we hearfrom para rower it fuller on overcoming the difficulties of competing, whilst coping with a serious blood condition. as long as i'm having fun and enjoying this part that's given me so much over the last few years, then i'm happy. welcome to the programme. once again england and australia have gone head to head in the second test. but the opening day against a backdrop of yesterday's damning report by the independent commission for equity in cricket, which found racism, sexism, classism and elitism to be "widespread" in english cricket. we'll talk to our correspondent joe wilson about that in a moment. but let's start with an incident afterjust one over, two "just stop 0il" protesters managed to get onto the field and interrupted play, spreading some orange powder onto the square, but not the actual wicket. it prompted wicketkeeper jonny bairstow to spring into action, using his wicket kee

hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening.ut by lunch, england women crumble at trent bridge in the first match of their ashes series. one of scotland's most successful managers, craig brown, dies. we will hearfrom one of managers, craig brown, dies. we will hear from one of his players. ryan reynolds and robert michael any turnaround wrecks some fortunes, but why are they getting into formula 1? also coming up on sportsday: there's been success at the eastbourne international for british tennis. wejoined the we joined the british wejoined the british paralympic in george peasgood as he fights his way back after injury. back evening, welcome along, a really summery feel to sportsday today, lots of cricket and tennis, we'll start with the womens�* ashes because england have lost their one—off test to australia on the final day at trent bridge. they had hope this morning with 152 runs required and five wickets in hand, but it was all over by lunch. jo currie reports from trent bridge. arriving early for what promised to be a sin

that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening.sturgeon, the former first minister of scotland was arrested and then released without charge pending further investigation into the investigation of finances with regards to the scottish national party. nicola sturgeon has written a short statement on twitter sing to find myself in the situation that i did today, i am certain i have committed no offence is for the shock and deeply distressing. referencing the ongoing investigation which is difficult for people and prefer that so many continue to show faith in me and appreciate that i would never do anything to harm either the scottish national party of the country. nicola rights... nicola writes... that was nicola sturgeon writing on twitter following those developments that saw her an agreement which saw them submitting themselves to be arrested in the net investigation of the inquiries, she has been released without charge and all surrounding the investigation of finances and the investigation of finances and the scottish national p

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun.tuart broad and moeen ali lead the way — as england take crucial australian wickets in the ashes. scotla nd scotland have a stunning comeback against norway to maintain their euro qualifying campaign. and in the hunt for a fifth major — rory mcilroy is just two shots off the lead at the us open — we'll have the latest from los angeles. also coming up on sportsday: it's an all british final in nottingham — katie boulter will meet jodie burrage — after the british number one got the better of heather watson. and hull fc are left to rue what could have been — defeat to st helens — in rugby league's challenge cup. hello there — and welcome along to the programme. we start with the ashes. england's cricketers have taken key wickets from australia — on the second day of the first ashes test. edgbaston was working with stuart broad's double, but stubborn century is keeping them in the hunt. they are 311 a5, and trading england is keeping them in the hunt. they are 31145, and trading england t

from the six team it's goodbye hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun.t broad fires england's summer of test action into gear with wickets on the opening day against ireland. another new coach for emma raducanu — this latest split means she's on the lookout for her sixth in two years. and a warning from police for any fans trying to disrupt the fa cup final at wembley this weekend — you will be dealt with speedily, they say. also coming up on sportsday — frankie dettori reflects on a stellar career in the saddle and the joy of racing at epsom ahead of his final derby this weekend. just the most important race that we have got to offer, so it's my last one obviously. you know that, and we will try to make it count. hello there, and welcome along to sportsday. and england's test summer is under way. ben stokes and his side began their one—off test with ireland at lord's ahead of the ashes against australia later this month. familiar faces with a starring role today. stuart broad with five wickets as england make early headway in a match they'd expect to wi

but now, alfie hewett is aiming for wimbledon, and the only grand and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: england's women now face a tough task if they're going to win the ashes, after defeat in the one—off test against australia at trent bridge. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the bbc can, for the first time, name a major new suspect in the murder of stephen lawrence after a special investigation into the uk's most notorious racist killing 30 years on. these five prime suspects became widely known after the murder, but the met police always maintained there were six attackers. today, the bbc can name matthew white as the sixth suspect. he died in 2021, aged 50. we'll have more on white in a moment, but first, let's look at the main events of the last three decades. it was in april 1993 that stephen lawrence was stabbed to death by a gang of young white men in eltham, south—east london, while waiting for a bus. he was 18. after police investigations failed to produce results, the family brought a private prosecution in 1996, but no—one was convicted.

now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday.come to sportsday with me, paul scott — here's what's coming up: novak djokovic edges closer to a record 23rd career grand slam title, as he eases in to the last eight of the french open. a remarkable match in the scottish premiership play—off. ross the scottish premiership play—off. county retain th status ross county retain their top—flight status on penalties. and a blow for england ahead of the ashes as bowler jack leach is ruled out of the series through injury. welcome along. let's begin at the french open tennis, where novak djokovic has thrashed peruvianjuan pablo varillas to reach the last eight. carlos alcarez also won his fourth round contest, to keep us on course for a potential clash of the titans in the semi—finals. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller is in paris. it's in the semifinal that has been anticipated in the top half of the draw since that draw was made, and they will be delighted with the way they will be delighted with the way they have played today. djoko

welcome to sportsday.he weather has intervened for the first time in the ashes series with rain forcing an early end to day three of the opening test at edgbaston. at that point england had just lost both their openers in their second innings, which started with a seven run lead after australia were bowled out for 386... usman khawaja eventually making 141. after both ben duckett and zak crawley departed within three balls in conditions much—changed by the weather. england ended the day 28 for 2, 35 ahead. here's our reporter patrick gearey. this test match is precariously placed at the moment 35 runs in the second innings but two wickets down. the day started with australia batting in the first innings five wickets down. jimmy anderson struck quite early bowling alex carried the ozzie whippet keeper when england needed a break through just before the lunch break ben stokes the captain showed some inventive fuel placings to get into the head who was well set at that point. he played an unusual shot and was

one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions hello, and welcome to sportsdays faces further scrutiny as their attacking style contributes to a collapse on the third morning of the second ashes test. it's an all british round one march as women done as andy murray is drawn against ryan patterson. and restored to its best form and confirmed as captain, 0wen farrell will lead england at the rugby world cup. welcome this lunchtime. there is growing criticism for england's style of play after they were bowled out quickly. some of the six wickets to fall for 36 runs were to attack and shots. the first to go was ben stokes, out on just the second ball. he had helped to steady the ship after rush shots. that was the theme again, the home side all—out war 325, 91 runs behind. australia reached lunch unscathed. let's head to lord's. the bare facts of the 103 run lead for australia, but england's commitment to their attacking style doesn't seem to be going down well for some. yes. attacking style doesn't seem to be going down well for some. yes, it's been an odd _ going

that's all from sportsday. we will see you again soon. goodbye. hello there.see a more unsettled theme to our weather for this upcoming week. there will be some rain at times, followed by sunshine and showers and generally it's going to feel a lot fresher than what we've seen of late with temperatures close orjust above the seasonal norm. now, this low pressure system will be the first of many. that's going to bring a rather breezy, cloudy, wet day to the north and the west of the uk. initially, northern ireland seeing the rain this morning and that rain will move across much of scotland, northern england, north wales and the north midlands. probably the best chance of staying dry with some hazy sunshine, although even here it'll be quite cloudy, will be across the south and the southeast. temperatures reaching highs of around 22 degrees — that is above the seasonal norm. a little bit fresh in the north and the west, but the humidity will start to increase as well. as we move through tuesday night, the rain begins to push away into the north sea. it'll leave a

lots more to catch up on on the bbc sport website but that is all from sportsday.this swirl of cloud here, an area of low pressure moving towards our shores and this little clump of cloud here is going to start to approach the south west of england as we head through the night. so that could introduce one or two showers. the odd thunderstorm may be elsewhere dry with clear skies, one or two mist patches, a little bit chilly actually across parts of eastern scotland and northeast england. one or two places in the countryside could drop a little bit lower than those temperatures suggest into friday. fine, start for most any early mist clearing, but we will see more cloud and the chance for showers or thunderstorms across western parts. so for south west england, parts of wales, northern ireland may be getting across the irish sea, across the isle of man into north west england and south west scotland. but where you see sunshine again, it's going to feel very warm, 27, 28 degrees and actually a little bit warmer than it has been of late for some north sea coasts. into

now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday.hello and welcome to sportsday, with me, paul scott — here's what's coming up: novak djokovic edges closer to a record 23rd career grand slam title, as he eases in to the last eight of the french open. we'll be live in paris. dutch delight as max verstappen wins again, this time leading from start to finish at the spanish grand prix. and a blow for england ahead of the ashes as bowler jack leach is ruled out of the series through injury. welcome along. let's begin at the french open tennis, where novak djokovic is continuing his quest for that record 23rd grand slam title. he swept aside peruvianjuan pablo varillas in straight sets for a place in the last eight. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller is enjoying paris in the spring and joins us now. djokovic looking good today — carlos alcaraz also through? we're a step closer to that semi—final we're perhaps all hoping for. yes, it's the semifinal that has been anticipated in the top of draw since that drawer was paid, and they will

you're watching sportsday on bbc news with me, ben croucher.g up the fire ahead of the ashes. bucket hat and all. england's captain is in bullish mood and says he's fit to bowl. champions manchester city will kick off the new premier league season against newly promoted burnley. and the proudest day of his life. we'll be in the spanish capital asjude bellingham is presented as a real madrid player. hello, and thanks forjoining us, here's your latest sports news. the countdown is almost over. less than a day to go now before the start of the men's ashes. in one corner, england and this new swashbuckling style nicknamed bazball. in the other, australia world test champions, with a talented batting line—up, a formidible pace attack, looking to defend the famous urn. still no word from the australia camp on who'll make up their 11 at edgbaston. england named their side yesterday with stuart broad preferred to the paceman mark wood. ben stokes has been struggling with a knee injury in the last few months and been unable to bowl but he says he'll be

that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening.o take these two wickets, they will go one nail up in the ashes series. you can follow it all on the bbc sport website as it comes to a very tense conclusion, and the team for now, thanks for watching him watching, good knight. live from london— this is bbc news. the before, best. for some dancing helps before, and for others, it's

hello and welcome to sportsday.ome brilliant bowling on the final day of the test. what can england's men do to level their series?

hello and welcome to sportsday. ben stokes says sorry. his bosses at the ecb do the same.ning report into widespread discrimination in cricket could be a seminal moment in the sport's history, if they continue to think at some elements still do, that this is just pockets of discrimination orjust banter, then it is time for them to wake up. england pick pace for lord's, asjosh tongue comes in for moeen ali for the second ashes test. could this be the transfer tussle of the summer? manchester city join arsenal in bidding for declan rice. hello. english cricket has been accused of widespread racism, sexism, classism and elitism by a long—awaited and damning report. a two—year investigation, set up in the wake of global movements like black lives matter and me too, makes 44 reccomendations to change what the chair of the commission called cricket's "rotten culture". the independent commission for equity in cricket report, called holding up a mirror to cricket, heard from more than 4,000, people with 50% saying they had experienced discrimination in the game. it highlights the

hello and welcome to sportsday. england's men do to level their series — we build—up to the second test at lord's with some injury concerns for ben stokes. and the latest sporting venture from the hollywood stars — ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney look to formula one, after success with wrexham. hello, welcome to the programme. we start with cricket and the women's ashes, where australia have taken the first victory and a four

hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall.england after they bowl australia out. but now the pressure's on the batters with a target of 416. on the last day of qualifying for wimbledon, two brits outside the top 300 are one win away from the main draw. we'll tell you how they got on. and charlotte dujardin returns to racing after the double gold medallist had her first baby. hello, welcome along. we start with the ashes, where it's been a better perfomance from england's bowlers today. australia have set england a target of a16 after their first innings at lords in the second test. it did take a while to get steve smith out because he celebrated his 32nd test 100, but it wasn't long afterwards he was caught by brenda kurt of the bowling ofjosh tongue, so smith was gone for 110. josh hazlewood edge tojoe root, so australia out for 416. england are 13-0 at australia out for 416. england are 13—0 at lunch. well, day two has seen lords awash with red for sir andrew strauss�*s charity in memory of his late wife. red for ruth was se

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hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall.lays, but not before a maiden test wicket for lauren filer who gets england off to a good start in the opening day of the women's ashes. afairy a fairy tale victory for the flying frankie dettori winning in his final ever royal ascot before retiring. the second women's golf major is under way with ireland's storming of the leaderboard in newjersey. also coming up on sports day. with more big—name signed to saudi arabian clubs we look into the public investment fund in the potential impact on the premier league. goals for the special olympics for england this time in 0lympics for england this time in cycling. welcome to the programme. the first day of the women's ashes got off to a great start for england with two quick wickets, but australia have fought back strongly and they will be tough to bowl out. they have not lost ashes since 2014 and they are tightening the grip on the trophy. they won the toss and elected to back but england took two wickets before lunch. kate cross getting th

the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our hello and welcome to sportsday.ngland's women in the ashes — defeat in the opener against australia. will be at trent bridge in a bit, but a privilege and a pleasure... ilkay gundogan says farewell to treble winners manchester city after signing for barcelona. plus, ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenny dip their toes into another sport — we'll tell you what they�* re planning next. hello there, and welcome along to sportday this lunchtime. it was all set up for a potential nerve jangling final day, of the women's ashes test at trent bridge. england were attempting the highest chase in women's test history, but ultimately they were undone by some terrific australian bowling before lunch. the australians, as in the men's series then — with the upper hand. let's speak to our reporter jo currie — who's there for us. disappointment today, when did it all go wrong?— all go wrong? england did so well esterda all go wrong? england did so well yesterday to _ all go wrong? england did so well yesterday to get _ all go wrong? engla