st. helens to kind of celebrate that anniversary. a trek. >> it sure looks pretty. >> they got high enough where they were able to then just hit the snow on this very cool day. i can tell you it's a straddle volcano, which means it's very active and can be very explosive, which is what happened back in the '80s when it exploded so violently. it looks really pretty as they're snowboarding around some of the rocks, some of the trees. >> and some of these shots i have to remind myself, it's not black and white. it's just the snow and the white. they're wearing colors. >> they shared a second video and we see another run from mount st. helens that is just beautiful. >> technically it san active volcano, you'll always see something. maybe a little puff every once in a while. >> blow your house down. >> not enough gas will get stuck down there because you know what happens once gas gets stuck. ♪ >>> wrappers keep hitting the floor and now -- >> the wrapper fairy is tired. the wrapper fairy's back hurts. >> i think the wrapper fairy is mad.

i'd just finished my first election company contest in st helens campaign contest in st helens in 2015eaflets. at the time, my nan was in the advanced stages of dementia. she looked at the photos, admired the different outfits i was wearing. all of a sudden, her face went as black as thunder when she realised i was standing as a conservative. laughter. "that is not my party," she exclaimed. i said, "my goodness, nan, you can't remember what you had for breakfast, but you still remember that you're labour". gillian keegan and her nan. let's take a look at some of the other stories which have been making the political news this week. selina seth has our countdown. music. at five — 11 us republican senators from oregon have gone into hiding. why, you ask? so they can prevent a landmark climate change bill being passed. where are you? i am in idaho. at four — speakerjohn bercow is a fan of labour mp barry sherman's — drum roll, please... drum roll. flamboyant tie. the honourable gentlemen sports an admirable tie, about which my only reservation is that it's a tad understated. mr barry sher

whilst the top side st helens continue their good form with a 36 ten win over struggling leeds rhinos scarsbrook with two of their trys. elsewhere in tonights super league wigan beat huddesfield by 38 points to 22. salford go above castelford by beating them 2616. and confirmation of warrington's easy win against wakefield. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines... ferrari's attempt to overturn the penalty that cost sebastian vettel victory in the canadian grand prix has been rejected by formula 1 officials who found that "no significant or relevant information" had been offered to over turn the race day decision. the scottish premiership fixtures for next season have been released and celtic will begin their bid for a record equalling ninth successive title at home to stjohnstone on saturday third august. rangers visit kilmarnock the following day. all the fixtures are on the bbc sport website. the former spain, liverpool and chelsea striker fernando torres has announced his retirement. the 35—year—old is currently playing injapan and won a world cup and

leaders st helens, a repeat of the 1987 final that halifax won. — warrington wolves will play hull fcn the other semi. england beat the barbarians in a high scoring match at twickenham. 20—year—old fly—half marcus smith impressed for a young english side who scored six tries as they ran out 51—43 winners. he scored this try and also kicked 21 points. it was also a successful and historic day for the england women, they were first up at twickenham with their first match against the babas and having built a 28—point lead by the break they won a0 points to m. kelly smith rounded off a dominant performance. let's have a look at some of the day's other sports stories. british cyclists have won the last five grand tours but richard cara paz has won the giro d'italia. he held onto his lead on the final individual time trial in verona — to become ecuador‘s first grand tour winner. great britains simon yates was 8th. italian danilo petrucci won his first moto gp race — at his 123rd attempt — on his home circuit of mugello. he narrowly held off championship leader marc marquez. ott tanak has se

a real shock with bottom of the table london broncos inflicting a golden—point defeat on leaders st helensust edging it 23—22. there was another tight finish in today's other match. sam powell's late drop—goal gave wigan a 19—18 win at hull kr. some motor sport to show you before we go. quite posisbly the worst pit stop you'll ever see, it's in the indycar series, the former f1 driver takuma sato was leading in texas and came in for some tyres, and then it all went wrong, he overshot his stall knocked over one of the pit crew, that is chris welch who went flying. he was checked over and was fine. they then had to haul sato's car back in the spot where he was supposed to stop in the first place — and even then, they got themselves in all sorts of bother. a shame for sato who is having a really good season and had started on pole. he finished 15th — here's what that crew member thought of his afternoon. i was just i wasjust thinking i was just thinking about still trying to get up and do myjob. i got hit, i got knocked down, i got right back up and went for the car to get it back into the bo

st helens increased their lead at the top of the super league table to 8 points after coming from behindngton. they trailed by six points midway through the second half, but fought back to win 21—10 at the halliwelljones stadium. great britain's women claimed a silver in the women's team pusuit at the european games in minsk. the young quartet were beaten by italy in the final. elsewhere, there was success for britain's boxers — lauren price comfortably beating russia's darima sandakova to reach the women's middleweight final, whilst britain's men secured three bronzes. great britain's men suffered a heavy defeat against australia in the semi—finals of the hockey pro league. despite taking an early lead through ashley jackson, danny kerry's side were beaten 6—1 by australia. they'll play in the bronze medal match in amsterdam on sunday. defending champion geraint thomas and colombia's egan bernal will be joint leaders of team ineos for the tour de france which starts next month. defending champion thomas has sufficiently recovered from a crash in switzerland to defend the crown he won la

just after 8 o'clock this morning we'll be speaking to the senior pastor of st helen's church in northton, where a rememberance service will be taking place today. hundreds of passengers have been rescued from a train in northamptonshire overnight, after a landslide caused by heavy rain blocked the tracks. up to 20 flood warnings are in place across england and wales. in lincolnshire, raf helicopter crews worked through the night to plug a river which had burst its banks. one of the county's top police officers described the situation as one of the most challenging emergencies he's ever seen. charlotte simpson reports. passengers finally led to safety after almost eight hours stranded on the tracks. emergency services worked late into the night to rescue around 500 people on board this east midlands train from nottingham to london. the trouble began when the 1434 london. the trouble began when the 11131; service was derailed by a landslide near corby in northamptonshire. a second train which came to rescue them then also got trapped by floodwater. they did have about 25, 30 network rai

they‘ll play superleague leaders st helens in the last four.s in a high scoring match at twickenham. 20—year—old fly—half marcus smith impressed for the hosts, who ran out 51—43 winners. it was a successful day for england‘s women too — having built a 28—point lead by the break they beat the barbarians 40 points to 14 in their first match against the invitational side, kelly smith crossing to round off a dominant display. british cyclists have won the last five grand tours but ecuadors richard carapaz has won the giro d‘italia. he held onto his lead on the final individual time trial in verona. ecuador‘s president ensured the stage was on free—to—air tv in the country, with millions believed to have tuned in to crown the country‘s first grand tour winner. great britains simon yates was 8th. great britain took goal on in the men‘s four on the last day great britain took gold on in the men‘s four on the last day of the european rowing championships in switzerland. 0liver cook, matt rossiter, rory gibbs and sholto carnegie held off poland for vict

warrington closed the gap on super league leaders st helens with a crushing 34—4 win over catalans dragonswin, who went over for his 100th career try. that's all for now, i'll be back at 10:15. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are the features writer for the independent james rampton, and the political commentatorjames millar. lets take a look at the front pages. the character of michael gove is called into question on the mail on sunday. it says mr gove wrote articles calling for tougher punishments for drug users, despite himself taking cocaine at the time. the observer says mr gove is battling to keep his leadership campaign alive following his cocaine admission. michael gove policy pledge is on the front of the sunday telegraph. it says he'll scrap vat for a simpler alternative. boris johnson is the focus on the sunday times. he says he would withhold the £39 billion divorce bill, until he secured a better brexit deal. meanwhile the sunday express has an interview with foreign secretaryjeremy hunt, who vows to get britain walking tall again, if he was to be

and the reward for halifax is a trip to super league leaders st helens while warrington will play hullfter facing backlash for booking acts who have called for members of the conservative party to be killed, glastonbury have withdrawn one band's booking from this summer's festival. in a statement posted on twitter this evening shangri—la, an area of the glastonbury festival, tweeted that killdren, a band with a song called ‘kill tory scum', will no longer be part of the festival. killdren‘s most well known song features the lyrics ‘even if it's your dad or your mum, kill tory scum. another band, fat white family, who have tweeted that anyone who voted tory ‘has blood on their hands' are still expected to perform. thejo cox foundation — which was set up to continue the work of the murdered labour mp — says the language these bands have used is completely abhorrent. earlier this evening chief executive of thejo cox foundation catherine anderson gave her reaction to the news that glastonbury have withdrawn the booking of one of these bands. it is pressure on them today and i think it is t

switching codes to rugby league, and st helens thrashed wakefield trinity a8—10 to make it through toifferent scorers, including this final try of the game from winger kevin naiqama. they'lljoin hull fc and warrington in the semi—finals. saints haven't reached a challenge cup final since 2008. tonight, british heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua will fight andy ruinr at madison square garden. but the fightjoshua really wants may be getting further and further out of reach. wbc world heavyweight champion deontay wilder says he has signed an agreement to face tyson fury in a rematch after he has fought luis ortiz. it meansjoshua is unlikely to fight either fury or wilder in the near future. our reporter ade adedoyne is in new york for us. disappointment. you could argue the timing of deontay wilder announcement this week done to overs ha d ow announcement this week done to overshadow what is joshua's first bow and the us as a professional. on tuesday, he told me and the white media that he wanted to meet with deontay wilder face—to—face to try and arrange this unification bout. hours lat

and the reward for halifax is a daunting trip to super league leaders st helens, a repeat of the 1987fc. both semis will be played on saturday the 27th ofjuly at the university of bolton stadium. that's all the sport for now. a cruise ship lost control as it tried to dock in venice, crashing into a wharf and hitting a tourist boat. it seems the vessel, called the opera, may have broken loose from a tug boat and was then unable to stop because of strong currents. four people were hurt. katharine da costa reports. horns blaring and out of control. the cruise ship ploughs into the dock, ramming a small tourist boat and sending dozens of people running for safety. on board, stunned passengers brace themselves for impact. someone else went in the water! back that way! it was just a matter of shock, and we were trembling, we couldn't believe what we were seeing. and just to see this thing out of control was just, it was almost literally unbelievable. the collision happened this morning on the giudecca canal, one of the busiest in venice. the ships owners, msc cruises, has blamed a technical

they'll now play super league leaders st helens in the last four.e bbc sport website, including more reaction to anthonyjoshua's shock defeat in new york. thank you. tonight, 75 years ago, almost 160,000 troops were preparing for one of the momentous operations in military history — the d—day landings. the allied invasion of normandy in 191m did much to change the course of the second world war. all this week, we'll be looking at d—day from different perspectives. tonight, allan little meets french civilians who witnessed the battle of normandy. what happened on these beaches change the course of human history, and helped liberate a continent. this man was 12 years old and kept a diary. he lived near the beach, right in the path of the biggest naval invasion force ever assembled. newsreel: where the weight of battle had fallen heaviest, it was a scene of utter destruction. the battle to take the city of caen lasted weeks. allied bombardment destroyed most of it. 20,000 french civilians would be killed in the three—month battle of normandy. this woma

all 72 were named this morning in st helen's church, in a service described as "of remembrance and resilienceknow a change is going to come # ooh, yes, it will...# at 12 noon, 72 seconds of silence. the public inquiry into what happened is ongoing and will be for some time. the frustrations of many were voiced here today. it is and should be a matter of national shame, that grenfell tower was allowed to get to the state, or a small fire in a faulty fridge on the fourth floor could cause so much devastation. that two years on, we seem still no clearer on where responsibility lies and where buildings across the country are still covered in cladding similar to that which seems to have caused the fire here. this was a service by and for a community whose members have tried so hard to help each other over the last two years. sarah campbell, bbc news. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come.. we'll look at the new uk—wide ban on using harmful gender stereotypes in advertising. oven fried, so easy, a man could do it. we'll look at the new uk—wide ban on using harmful gender stereotypes in adve

the bottom side followed up victory over st helens with a win over catalans dragons.he try scorers in perpignon, going over twice, as his side won 30 points to 12. broncos are still bottom but only on points difference now. elsewhere, hull kr beat warrington. that's all the sport for now. a reminder the build up to india against pakistan at the cricket world cup is just underway on bbc radio 5live sports extra. now on bbc news, it's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster, rosalind owen and robert fox. britain is polarised and pessimistic according to a new survey in sunday's observer — with just 6% saying that politicians understand them and 75 per cent saying that uk politics is not fit for purpose. the sunday times leads on the conservative leadership race. the paper says tory frontrunner borisjohnson's rivals are lining up to pitch for the top cabinet positions, with former contender esther mcvey announcing she's backing johnson for prime minister. the sunday telegraph reports tha

a real shock with bottom of the table london broncos inflicting a golden—point defeat on leaders st helens another tight finish in today's other match, sam powell's late drop—goal gave wigan a 19—18 win at hull kr. martine, that's all the sport for now. an investigation has been launched into the cause of a fire which badly damaged a block of flats in east london. officials say the blaze was brought under control after around 100 firefighters were sent to the scene in barking this afternoon. 0ur correspondent leigh milner was in barking earlier, and spoke to the fire brigade's incident commander at the scene. we've had an extensive fire today. the fire service were called at 3:31pm and, at its height, we had 15 fire engines, and a number of our specialist appliances, aerial appliances and fire rescue units. and at its height, we had about 130 firefighters fighting an extensive fire. unfortunately, there have been multiple properties that have been affected by this incident, but we are working really hard to minimise the disruption, working with our partners. and more importantly, are peopl

st helens remain top. beat defending champions golden state warriors 105—92, to take a 3—1 series lead. game five of the best—of—seven series is in toronto on monday. this weekend, the scottish borders is hosting a mountain bike race with a difference. the competitors will all be on electric bikes to give them extra power, speed and distance. 0rganisers hope it will make the sport more accessible. we sent mike bushell to give it a try. in the hills of southern cotton, a mountain bike revolution. tracy is back, but also competing on electric bikes. —— southern scotland. back, but also competing on electric bikes. -- southern scotland. you can go further, faster, and access to rain that i wouldn't have gone on, andi rain that i wouldn't have gone on, and i can now do it with that assistance. it is also encouraging people who have never ridden a mountain bike to give it a go, that is the most amazing thing. this enables the race owes to go further, faster and be more competitive over more extreme courses, whi

while, the leaders st helens, continued their dominance, with a 36—10 win over struggling leeds rhinoso for salford and wigan. andy ruinunior has revealed how he's been enjoying his success since become world heavyweight champion. ruiz became the wba, wbo and ibf belt holder when he knocked out britain's anthonyjoshua in new york at the start of this month. he admits he's used his new found wealth to make amends with one person in particular. i bite a carfor my mum, that was the first purchase i made from the money i got, i bite my mum a car because i messed up a lot of her because i messed up a lot of her because when i was young. so i got her a brand—new car. i bet his mum is pleased to! that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. a consortium of business leaders is urging the next prime minister to fully commit to the hs2 high speed rail link. they say it will address regional differences in investment levels "once and for all." our business correspondent, katy austin is here. thank you for coming in. on the background, because we were on hs2 and people th

switching codes to rugby league, and st helens thrashed wakefield trinity 48—10 to make it through toerent scorers, including this final try of the game from winger kevin naiqama. they'lljoin hull fc and warrington in the semi—finals. saints haven't reached a challenge cup final since 2008. to tennis now, and top seed naomi 0saka is out of the third round of the french open after losing to katerina siniakova. but serena williams is in action against sofia kenin. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller is watching. russell, 0saka had injury trouble in the italian 0pen. it is a repeat of that? i think you had more to do with the fa ct i think you had more to do with the fact that she was feeling the pressure of coming to rolon got us having won the us open title and then the australian open title as world number one, clearly pressure from external sources. she has to live up to that ranking but she spoke afterwards in the wake of her straight sets defeat to the world number 42 who played magnificently that she had been having some headaches over the course of this week which you suggest

i had just finished my first election campaign contesting st helens south in 2015 as a conservative andat the time, my nan was in the advanced stage of dementia. she looked at the photos, admired my different outfits i was wearing, and all of a sudden, her face went as black as thunder when she realised i was standing as a conservative. laughter. "that is not my party," she exclaimed. isaid, "goodness, nan, you cannot remember what you had for breakfast, but you still remember that you are labour. " gillian keegan and her nan. finally, although parliament's been getting on with its business, there's always an elephant in the chamber — the conservative leadership contest. the day was punctuated by sly references to the battle between the final two contenders. after the revelations at the weekend of a domestic argument at the home of borisjohnson, labour's shadow foreign secretary, emily thornberry, took her chance to muscle in during questions to her opposite number, jeremy hunt. it gives me an opportunity to congratulate the foreign secretary directly. notjust for being in the final two

all 72 were named this morning in st helen's church, in a service described as of remembrance and resilienceur hearts. # i know a change is going to come... at 12 noon, 72 seconds of silence. the public inquiry into what happened is ongoing and will be for some time. the frustrations of many were voiced here today. it is and should be a matter of national shame that grenfell tower was allowed to get to the state for a small fire in a faulty fridge on the fourth floor could cause so much devastation. that two years on, we seem still no clearer on where responsibility lies and where buildings across the country are still covered in cladding similar to that which seems to have caused the fire here. this was a service by and for a community whose members have tried so hard to help each other over the last two years. sarah campbell, bbc news. let's also talk to our home affairs correspondent tom symonds, and in terms of cladding on buildings, two yea rs terms of cladding on buildings, two years on, so many terms of cladding on buildings, two years on, so many have not changed, not modified, what

a memorial service is under way at st helens church in kensington. out. london mayor sadiq khan also spoke at the memorial service — he paid tribute to the victims, and promised to ensure justice for those who lost their lives. those harrowed images of the building ablaze will forever be seared in all our minds. those of us not from this wonderful north kensington community will never really be able to fully grasp the toll it has inflicted upon many of you. what we can do and what i'm determined to do is to continue to support you in any way we can, and help secure justice for your loved ones. i know many of you will never feel that you can truly rest until justice has been served. you are not alone in your struggle, we all stand with you, and we recognise that the best way to truly honour those who perished is not only to find out how this tragedy occurred and to ensure that justice is done, this tragedy occurred and to ensure thatjustice is done, but to make sure it can never ever happen again, and to fix the deep inequality that the grenfell tower

. >> we are already starting to see changes moving in after 94 in st. helen and the cooling breeze is filtering into the bay area. you can see the map the yellow is hot air that remains across parts of california. this blue near the coastline is cooler air that's filtering in from the fog and already beginning to make a difference. showing anywhere from four to 8 degrees cooler across the bay area. that breeze is now reaching back into cob concord and livermore. the only reason we're seeing this change is in a late season storm hitting the pacific northwest. it will keep the rainfall for them. it will help drop temperatures into tomorrow. check this out. after mid-90s today. tomorrow by the noon hour just 74 degrees. we'll show you how long this trend lasts and when the next surge of heat is expected. that's coming up. >> backlash over plans to open a chick filet in redwood city. the restaurant is not a good fit ffrt peninsula. his reason. the ceo has an antilgbtq agenda. live in redwood city. that chain is so popular. a lot of people have rez reservations ab

all 72 were named this morning in st helen's church, in a service described as "of remembrance and resilience# i know a change is going to come # ooh, yes, it will...# at 12 noon, 72 seconds of silence. the public inquiry into what happened is ongoing and will be for some time. the frustrations of many were voiced here today. it is and should be a matter of national shame, that grenfell tower was allowed to get to the state, where a small fire in a faulty fridge on the fourth floor could cause so much devastation. that two years on, we seem still no clearer on where responsibility lies and where buildings across the country are still covered in cladding similar to that which seems to have caused the fire here. this was a service by and for a community whose members have tried so hard to help each other over the last two years. sarah campbell, bbc news. we will have more on the memorial commemorations after half past five. public health england says two more patients are now known to have died after eating pre—packaged sandwiches and salads linked to a listeria outbreak in hospitals. our healt

a real shock with bottom of the table london broncos inflicting a golden—point defeat on leaders st helensother match. sam powell's late drop—goal gave wigan a 19—18 win at hull kr. the canadian grand prix get‘s underway in around half an hour or so. ferrari's sebastien vettel is on pole just as he was last year in montreal before going onto win the race. championship leader lewis hamilton is also on the front row , he is chasing a record equalling seventh win in this grand prix. here's our reporterjennie gow it is around seven and we could be infora it is around seven and we could be in for a real thriller, may be the first real racing battle of the year. on pole position as the ferrari of sebastian vettel with lewis hamilton lining up next to him. these two have great respect for each other but they are both really hungry. at the moment hamilton leads the championship by 17 points but sebastian vettel would be loving to claw some of that difference back. whilst valterri bottas is challenging for the title, he starts back in sixth place. lots to play for today, lots of excitement. max ver

bryson goodwin — his 100th career try — gave them the win to consolidate second spot, but still trail st helenstise — world champion lewis hamilton had been fasted until he crashed his mercedes. welljennie gow will be watching all the action and sent us this a little earlier. it's qualifying day here in montreal ahead of the canadian grown dutch grand prix. julian, this is a track where you said that pole position will be crucial, but for hamilton, a mistake in practise meant he lost a lot of practise. could this impact them? it could do. mercedes are still strong, you never think they won't be favourites in 2019 going into qualifying. but he hit the wall in second practise. missed a bit of track time, but he's very experienced on the circuit — he won his first race here in 2007, and he's won five more times since. he will be there a route still. for me yesterday, we went to practise — one, the ferraris did not look like they were coming to their game. and all of a sudden in the second session, they were pretty fast. we could have a really decent a—way battle, maybe even five way battle for pau

all 72 were named this morning in st helen's church, in a service described as "of remembrance and resiliencegoing to come # ooh, yes, it will...# at 12 noon, 72 seconds of silence. the public inquiry into what happened is ongoing and will be for some time. the frustrations of many were voiced here today. it is and should be a matter of national shame, that grenfell tower was allowed to get to the state, where a small fire in a faulty fridge on the fourth floor could cause so much devastation. that two years on, we seem still no clearer on where responsibility lies and where buildings across the country are still covered in cladding similar to that which seems to have caused the fire here. this was a service by and for a community whose members have tried so hard to help each other over the last two years. sarah campbell, bbc news. our correspondent richard galpin is in kensington in west london. given the significance of the dates today, how would you assess the mood there? it has been a very moving time, very dignified service, very colourful, and very important, as we we re colourful, and

joining us now, correspondent tremaine lee live in st. helen island, south carolina. good morning. tell us about this visit to south carolina. >> reporter: good to see you as well, chris. later this afternoon, beto o'rourke is scheduled to land here an st. helena island and meet with community leaders and members of the gullah gee chee people. it's a community that emerged after emancipation from formerly enslaved people who maintain so many of their traditions from west africa. they created their own creole language and known as fishers and hunters and basket weefrave. he wants to hear their concerns. i'm on the 47-acre campus of the penn center which housed a school to educate formerly enslaved people. i spoke with a volunteer inside who actually graduated from this school about what she expects from beto o'rourke and any other politician looking for the vote here in this community. let's take a listen to what she had to say. >> what would you want beto o'rourke to know about your community and what needs for any politician or candidate running for office? >> to recognize us, prom

warrington remain second after beating wakefield while the leaders st helens continued their dominancegan. it's considered to be the ultimate test of sporting prowess. this week the modern pentathlon world cup final takes place injapan and the british team includes the current men's world champion. but, if all five events feels a bit out of reach, there's now a safe way to try out the last two disciplines — running and shooting. i've been to bath to join the british team and find out more. how is your running and shooting? i am pretty good at it. it's one of the oldest 0lympic sports in the century was developed to test the skills of the ideal soldier, the ability to run to and from battle, should your opponent, put them to the sword, to swim with power and speed and to get on an unknown horse and clear whatever obstacles get in your way. this is where my pentathlon challenge would end. in fact showjumping might put any of getting involved in the sport now there is a way for all of us to get a taste of what the athletes do. now there is the laser run. it's still the finale for the elit

warrington closed the gap on super league leaders st helens with a crushing 311—4 win over catalans dragonse port of nice. finally, the sun is breaking through the clouds. the rain has stopped, we will be in for a scorching day. one slight concern. we think our lines are about to faint. he was going to win tonight? england! scotland! scotland fans coming up in a moment. studio: can we see the lines again please? look at that. are you quite warm? you please? look at that. are you quite warm ? you look please? look at that. are you quite warm? you look particularly warm. please? look at that. are you quite warm? you look particularly warmlj think i mightjump in the port. warm? you look particularly warmlj thinki mightjump in the port. are you keeping those on all day? yes! studio: thank you sally, enjoy the rest of your day. writing spreadsheets might not sound like the perfectjob for a budding artist and storyteller. but that's what the author arree chung was doing nearly 20 years ago, and he believes it set him on the path to success. it probably helps that the company he was working for ha

the wolves are nowjust a game away from their third wembley final in four years, today st helens takewas over and done with pretty quickly. the west indies beat pakistan before 2 o'clock in the afternoon at trent bridge. pakistan's batsman really struggled with the windies' fast bowlers it didn't take west indies long towrap things up — nicholas pooran hit the winning runs with a six to secure a 7 wicket victory. 25 years after his first win at the oaks, the 48—year—old frankie dettori was a winner again — this time on ana—purna. detorri's fifth career win in the race came on the far side, as she held off pink dogswood with fleeting in third. afterwards he described the horse as beautiful and courageous. it may have been developed as a sport for athletes with a disability, but now ‘sitting volleyball‘ is opening itself up to all. while at the elite level the gb women's team are preparing for the european championships, at grass roots, a campaign is under way to get more of us playing — so we sent mike bushell to the medway sports centre in kent to find out more. it's volleyball, but p

a real shock with bottom of the table london broncos inflicting a golden—point defeat on leaders st helensate drop—goal gave wigan a 19—18 win at hull kr the canadian grand prix get‘s underway in the next hour or so. ferrari's sebastien vettel is on pole just as he was last year in montreal before going onto win the race. championship leader lewis hamilton is also on the front row, he is chasing a record equalling seventh win in this race prix vettel‘s fearri teamate charles le clerc is third. he is good in qualifying, but hard to crack. i am full of adrenaline, to crack. i am full of adrenaline, to be honest. you know what, the feeling in the car when itjust keeps coming and feel the grip and they go for it... that was one of those laps, so really, really nice. i really enjoyed it. very happy. very happy for the team because the last 17 races and over the last weeks have been tough for us.|j last 17 races and over the last weeks have been tough for us. i did everything i could and we did everything i could and we did everything we could and i think the timing was right and our procedures

st helens extended their lead at the top of rugby league's super league with a 38—2 thrashing of huddersfieldy clubb rounded off the scoring in a hard—fought win, 23—1a. wigan are nowjust two points off castleford, who are in fifth place. boxer tyson fury says his latest bout is a "very important fight" for him — as the heavyweight prepares to take on undefeated tom schwarz in las vegas tonight. we're joined now by former world heavyweight champion, david haye. thank you so much for speaking to us ahead of this big fight. why do you think this is so important for tyson fury, when he is expected to win this quite easily? anthony joshua was expected to win his last fight very easily against andy ruiz, and that didn't work out very well for him. tyson fury is out here in the us, his american debut, he wants to make his las vegas debut and put on a good show and show why he believes he is the number one in the division. he has himself a very good opponent, a big guy, undefeated, hungry. he was actually eating a snickers bar at the face—to—face today, just because andy ruiz, who beat anthonyjoshua

today, st helens take on wakefield in the last eight.at trent bridge. pakistan's batsman really struggled with the windies' fast bowlers and were all out for 105. it didn't take west indies long to wrap things up. nicholas pooran hit the winning runs with a six to secure a seven—wicket victory. there are two games today with new zealand playing sri lanka and afghanistan taking on australia. 25 years after his first win at the oaks, the 48—year—old frankie dettori was a winner again, this time on ana—purna. detorri's fifth career win in the race came on the far side, as she held off pink dogswood with fleeting in third. detori will hope to add a derby win to that at 4.30 this afternoon on board circus maximus. the aidan o'brien—trained sir dragonet is the favourite it may have been developed as a sport for athletes with a disability, but now ‘sitting volleyball‘ is opening itself up to all. while at the elite level the gb women's team are preparing for the european championships, at grass roots, a campaign is underway to get more of us pl

to rugby league now, and st helens thrashed wakefield trinity 48—10 to make it through to the challengehe champions league, but it is that we are only allowed to show them a certain number of times, and we will show them after eight o'clock. good to clarify the rules! here's susan with a look at this morning's weather. (throw how perfect is this? i can't say the same for my garden, but for most gardeners to the south and east, we are still lacking rain and there is nothing too significant in our forecast as we look at the week ahead. however, there is some rain in the forecast today, particularly further west and to the north across scotland, and cooler weather is moving its way in as well. here is the culprit, this area of low pressure coming in from the atlantic. to the east, in this very warm, muggy air across the midlands into east anglia and the south—east. temperatures overnight have been in the mid to high teens. through today they will shoot up again come this afternoon. towards the worst where the rain comes in we are also heralding the arrival of cooler, fresher air. across ea

the bottom side followed up victory over st helens with a win over catalans dragons.to 12. broncos are still bottom but only on points difference now. elsewhere, hull kr beat warrington. one of the biggest clashes in sport takes place later, between india and pakistan at the cricket world cup. it promises to be quite an occasion and at old trafford already for us is our sports correspondent andy swiss. good morning. just give us a sense of the size of this occasion. yes, two hours before the start of a cricket match, normally things are pretty quiet, but that is certainly not the case here. already there are hundreds if not thousands of india— pakistan fans. they have been singing and chanting and waving flags. it tells already a special atmosphere. just to give you an idea of how big a deal this is, there were nearly 800,000 ticket applications for this match. in other words, they could have sold out old trafford 30 times over and it is estimated there could be a tv audience around the world of a billion people. why is this such a big deal? well, frankly india and pa

st helens increased their lead at the top of the super league table to eight points after coming fromg in three tries to win 21—10 at the halliwell jones stadium. great britain's men suffered a heavy defeat against australia in the semi—finals of the hockey pro league. despite taking an early lead through ashley jackson, danny kerry's side were beaten 6—1 by australia. they'll face the netherlands in the bronze medal match in amsterdam on sunday. now, we all know that takes a lot to be able to tackle an international footballer, but it seems that it's an art mastered by pigeons! if you look closely here, you can see a pesky pigeon on the pitch in the copa america game between venezeula and argentina and when we see the replay we can see that rodrigo de paul of argentina was no match for the winged beast. we should say that the pigeon was unharmed. he flew away unscathed. for the first time ever, a major league baseball series match will be held in europe this weekend. the boston red sox will play the new york yankees at the london stadium in stratford today and tomorrow, in the hope i

st helens increased their lead at the top of the super league table to 8 points after coming from behind the semi—finals of the hockey pro league. despite taking an early lead through ashley jackson, danny kerry's side were beaten 6—1 by australia. they'll face the netherlands in the bronze medal match in amsterdam on sunday. now, we all know that takes a lot to be able to tackle an international footballer, but it seems that it's an art mastered by pigeons! if you look closely here, you can see a pesky pigeon on the pitch in the copa america game between venezeula and argentina. and when we see the replay, we can see that rodrigo de paul of argentina was no match for the winged beast. we should say that the pigeon was unharmed — he flew away unscathed. you cannot — i mean, if you were walking through town, i mean, you would do well to get anywhere near a pigeon. maybe because they are quick athletes. there is a really big weekend happening in london forfans of american sport? something that mike has been talking about this week? it is exciting. with the weather as well, it could be a fa

the bottom side followed up victory over st helens with a win over catalans dragons.nts difference now. elsewhere, hull kr beat warrington. it was a ruthless display in front of an adoring crowd earlier this morning, tyson fury packed more than a punch to prove he's well and truly back. let's speak now to bbc radio 5 live's boxing pundit, steve bunce, who was at the match and hejoins us now. how good was tyson fury today? he was as menacing and sinister and nasty as i have ever seen, and after a week of laughing and dancing and kissing and cuddling, i think it came as a bit of a shock. but you know what? it was a welcome shock. it was, but this was all about him taking his place on the american stage, wasn't it? and he pitched it perfectly. he did indeed. the way it works, there was a time, for decades and decades, where the only place to bea and decades, where the only place to be a heavyweight was in america, and the only heavyweights were americans. but for the last 20 odd yea rs, americans. but for the last 20 odd years, since the glory days of evander holyfield a

warrington remain second after beating wakefield, while the leaders st helens, continued their dominanceo for salford and wigan. at 9:30am, we will be looking at the pen telephone. pentathlon was the original in greece, became the modern pentathlon recently. it has been reinvented, that is the laser run, we can all get involved in that the summer. i can tell you all about that at 9:30am. women's woke up, one of the talking points is about behaviour. we got used to the people going up to the referees, giving them a hard time, my impression having seen a bit of it, there is a lot less of that and i'm thinking of the queens's tennis player who has got a huge fine, that thing of how sportspeople are with whoever is in charge, it is quite interesting. nick curious was fine, he swore at the umpire again and he has a history of this. he threw his racket, not just into history of this. he threw his racket, notjust into the crowd, out of the court. it went quite far. a long throw. he's had a go himself. he questioned the empires, he is crashing himself, he is angry with himself because he stayed

warrington remain second after beating wakefield, while the leaders st helens, continued their dominanceere wins too for salford and wigan. it's considered to be the ultimate test of sporting prowess. this week the modern pentathlon world cup final takes place injapan and the british team includes the current men's world champion. but if all five events feels a bit out of reach, there's now a safe way to try out the last two disciplines — running and shooting. i've been to bath to join the british team and find out more. it is one of the oldest olympic sports and in the 19th century was developed to test the skills of the ideal soldier, the ability to run to and from battle, to shoot your opponent, to put them to the sword, to swim with power and speed and to get on an unknown horse unclear whatever obstacles your way. this is where my love challenge will end, they show jumping may where my love challenge will end, they showjumping may pit many of getting involved in the sport, but there is a way of us to get a taste of what the athletes do. there is the laser run, still be finale, the e

the bottom side followed up victory over st helens with a win over catalans dragons.m but only on points difference now. elsewhere, hull kr beat warrington. in hockey, ireland's women have earned a place in the olympic qualifiers. they beat the czech republic 4—0 in the fih series semi—final in banbridge. they'll take on korea in the final later today. we were hearing both sides ahead of the cricket playing down the significance of the match, but it is huge, isn't it? in manchester last night, cricket fans from india and pakistan, a real sense that... i suppose the key thing is that they don't meet that often because of the politics. teams don't often meet to often in cricket, the way test matches were, but a world cup game between the two couldn't be more important and it will be hugely watched and hopefully a good match. the clash in cricket between india and pakistan today is generating enormous excitement in britain's south asian community despite the fact few play the sport professionally. the england cricket board hopes to change that with the introduction of th

tsoday st helens take on wakefield in the last 8 the second game of the cricket world cup was over andlers and were all out for 105. it didn't take west indies long to wrap things up. nicholas pooran hit the winning runs with a six to secure a 7 wicket victory. 25 years after his first win at the oaks, the 48—year—old frankie dettori was a winner again — this time on ana—purna. detorri's fifth career win in the race came on the far side, as she held off pink dogswood with fleeting in third. afterwards he described the horse as beautiful and courageous. that's not a bad career. frankie dettori. there is a horse called bangkok, which was bought by the leicester owner who died in the helicopter crash, just before he died. and it is racing this afternoon, so that will be poignant. thank you forjoining us. some of us are going to have a very hot day. that is before the football begins. it is looking very warm, and susan is here to explain. corner will fill up quickly over the next few hours. a brief heatwave but we anticipate temperatures today in the mid— 20s perhaps even 28 degrees. here

super league—leaders st helen's are through to the challenge cup semi—finals after a convincing win over warrington in the semi—finals. saints haven't reached a challenge cup final since 2008. in the french open tennis, world number one naomi osaka has been knocked out of the french open in the third round. the reigning us and australian open champion was beaten in straight sets by katerina siniakova, ending her run of 16 consecutive slam match wins and dashing her hopes of a third straight glam slam title. the win for siniakova puts her in the fourth round of a grand slam for the first time in singles. in contrast, defending champion simona halep needed just 55 minutes to see off ukranian 27th seed lesia tsurenko. she won in straight sets 6—2, 6—1 to book her place in the fourth round. in the men's draw, stefanos tsitsipas has become the first greek player to reach the fourth round at roland garros since 1936. the sixth seed was made to work hard again before beating filip krajinovic in four sets. new zealand have begun their cricket world cup campaign in some style, crushing sri lanka

st helens increased their lead at the top of the super league table to eight points after coming from tries to win 21—10 at the halliwell jones stadium. great britain's men suffered a heavy defeat against australia in the semi—finals of the hockey pro league. despite taking an early lead through ashley jackson, danny kerry's side were beaten 6—1 by australia. they'll face the netherlands in the bronze medal match in amsterdam on sunday. a defeat for sri lanka was good news for england at the cricket world cup yesterday. the sri lankan‘s were beaten by nine wickets by south africa, who can't qualify for the semi finals. play at chester—le—street had to be halted halted under pretty strange circumstances as a swarm of bees made it's way across the ground while sri lanka were batting, have you ever seen anything like this before? sri lanka by the way can still go above england and qualify by reaching the top four, but they're 7th after that result. it created a bit of a buzz, didn't it? i wonder who was going to do that. the next you're like an batsmen was out lbw! the commentators shoul

st helens have extended their lead at the top of rugby league's super league, with a 38—2 thrashing oft leeds..who continue to struggle. tony clubb rounded off the scoring, in a hard—fought win, 23—14. wigan are nowjust two points off castleford, who are in fifth place the new european wide premier league season is underway in the sport of quidditch — yes quidditch — a version of the game played by harry potter in thejk rowling books and subsequent films. there are now 25 thousand players, in 50 different countries and we have some of the best teams here in the uk, where they now take the sport very seriously. i've been to train with the reigning uk champions, the london monarchs. the aerial combat sport played by wizards in the harry potter films is very much a reality, with its own premier league, brought down—to—earth, for all muggles to enjoy. it's rushhour on clapham common, london, and i'm dressed in yellow, with a tennis ball in a sock hanging out the back of my shorts. all will become clear a bit later, but it's to do with a quidditch training session going on on the common. th