we will look ahead to the 15 series at the oval. we will look thati to the 15 series at the oval. we will look that makes 15 series at the oval. we will look that makes theft and test. that makes theft and final test. test. that makes theft and finaltest. —— test. that makes theft and final test. —— fifth and final test. thanks forjoining us. where we start with football, and the philippines picked up a first ever women's world cup when, with victory over new zealand on tuesday. the tournament co—hosts could have secured a path to the last 16, but group a will now be decided in a final round of matches on sunday. that's after norway and switzerland played out a goalless draw in their second match. nick parrott wraps up the action. the boot was on the other foot for new zealand in wellington, after pulling off a shock win over former shock win overformer champions, norway, in the opening if f it f 7 75 champions, norway, in the opening if f it was, champions, norway, in the opening if f it was the football tournament, it was the football fans left feeling upset by an underdog. the

. —— between the overs _ between the ovals. —— between the overs i_ between the ovals. —— between thetween the overs. i think of the shoe was on the 0ther— overs. i think of the shoe was on the other foot, i would ask the umpires, — the other foot, i would ask the umpires, put them under a the other foot, i would ask the umpires, put them undera bit the other foot, i would ask the umpires, put them under a bit of pressure — umpires, put them under a bit of pressure. they would have to come to a decision, _ pressure. they would have to come to a decision, i_ pressure. they would have to come to a decision, i would have to think about_ a decision, i would have to think about the — a decision, i would have to think about the whole spirit of the game, and if_ about the whole spirit of the game, and if i _ about the whole spirit of the game, and if i would likely want to win a test game — and if i would likely want to win a test game match like that. i think the answer— test game match like that. i think the answer would actually be no. the netherlands are looking to keep their hopes of qu

joe wilson, bbc news at the oval. many of them belong to the crown and killing one was considered an offence, but the annual royal tradition of counting swans on the river thames has revealed a sharp drop in numbers. the census, known as "swan upping", shows numbers of young swans have fallen by almost 40% compared with last year. the decline has been blamed on avian flu but also a growing problem of violence, including shootings, catapult attacks and dogs killing swans. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. good afternoon. i am starting in the south—east of europe. we were hearing the latest on the wildfires early on, but quite a big change in the weather here. this chart shows temperatures compared with the average. where you see the blue colours coming in, that shows below—average temperatures. that said, it is still pretty dry and quite windy at times so those fires are not going to disappear. at least things are cooling a little. warming up things are cooling a little. warming up again towards the weste

let�*s get to our correspondentjoe wilson, who is at the oval for us. selection? was at what people were expecting? very interesting. there ijust tell you, that for the second day running we have perfect cricket weather here in south london. what good could have come from that dark and dismal draw at england? it meant that england�*s players have had a rest, and that has led him to name the same team here at the oval. we will see mark wood charging in again, that�*s always fun. and we will see james anderson keep his place in the england team despite his struggle to take wickets in this ashes series. according to his captain, anderson is still the greatest fast bowler to have ever played the game. you would expect ben stokes to back his man. i asked ben stokes about his mentality. he has been through so many emotions during this series. he admitted to feeling at the end of the old trafford match was uniquely deflated. of course, that is what england here have got to move on from. shaking hands with the umpires and opposition_ shaking hands with the umpir

they are definitely playing for the people who will fill these seats at the oval. ere possible in a weather—affected second day of the second test between sri lanka and pakistan in colombo. having added 33 runs to the overnight total, pakistan were 178—2 in theirfirst innings, when rain interrupted play, leaving them 12 runs ahead of the hosts. pakistan are 1—0 up in the two—test series after winning the opening match in gaul by four wickets. bronniejames, the 18—year—old son of nba legend lebronjames, is in a stable condition after suffering a cardiac arrest. a family statement said he collapsed on court while training with his university of southern california team—mates on monday. earlier this year he, agreed to play for college team, usc trojans next season, school basketball. yea r�*s nba draft. boston celtics jailen brown has agreed to a five—year contract extension worth $304 million, according to reports. in nba history. in recent years, helping the team reach the play—offs for seven consecutive seasons. dutch sprinter lorena vivas has won stage 3 of the tou

equal pay and playing for pride — the ashes may be gone but england can still level the series at the ovalwe'll look ahead to the 5th and final test thanks forjoining us where we start with football and the phillipines picked up a first ever women's world cup win with victory over new zealand on tuesday. the tournament co—hosts could've secured a path to the last 16 but group a will now be decided in the final round of matches on sunday. that's after norway and switzerland played out a goalless draw in their second match. nick parrott wraps up the action. the board was on the other foot for new zealand. norway and the opening match of the tournament, it was the football ferns left feeling upset by an underdog. the philippines are making their world cup debut but they did not get stage fright. at this level, you need to take your chances and serena did just that, making their only shot on target count. imilli only shot on target count. with her mum and. _ only shot on target count. with her mum and. new— only shot on target count. with her mum and. new zealand - her mum and. new zealand dom

joe wilson was at the oval. s recovered from the shock of finally winning the toss, it was the overhead conditions here in south london, i'm sure, which influenced his decision to bowl first there. and then if you told him england would be 283 all out, he'd probably have taken it. but at stages throughout the day's play, it couldn't have been so much better for australia. unusually, they dropped so many catches, one which will stick in the memory. alex carey, wicketkeeper when harry brook had made just five, now harry brook i guess made australia pay. he made 85 in total. he knows that he's got a balance in test matches, his desire to be positive, but he can't be reckless. just about got the balance right today. what about mitchell starc? yeah, he can be expensive, but his delivery to get rid of ben stokes was worth the ticket on its own. one thing about england, of course, they always bat quickly so they had time to have a good go at australia's first innings. just took one wicket. david warner falling to chris

so at the oval for the cricket, i think we are going to see some showers at times.then as we move through monday nights, well, quite a mishmash of weather. some areas of clouds, a bit of mist and murk, some splashes of rain. we mayjust see a few more clear spells working into the mix by the end of the night, temperatures of 12 or 13 or 14 degrees. now, tuesday looks set to be one of the drier days of the week. i can't promise it's going to be completely dry. there'll still be some bits and pieces of rain, some showers around. but we should at least get to see some spells of sunshine and some decent dry gaps between the showers. rain, though, you'll notice, returning to the far southwest of england later in the day. and temperatures at best 17—21 degrees, not particularly impressive for the first day of august. and then for wednesday, well, this deep area of low pressure pushes eastwards. this is a very autumnal looking weather chart. there will be some really strong winds, particularly on the southern flank of this low around the southwest of england, also through t

an englishman, that is the state of play after day three at the state of play after day three at the oval lead of 377, will they declare overnight or get a few more runs in the morning? what we will see at some stage is broad with the ball in hand, going all out to try and level the series, or on the bbc sport website, reaction to stuart broad's imminent retirement at the end of the series. the french are now top of group f in the women's world cup, they need a point against panama to reach the last 16, they sit bottom of the group after losing 1—0 to jamaica. sweden nine to the last 16 with a game to spare after thrashing italy in wellington, the new arsenal player scored twice, they face the us, netherlands or portugal in the last 16. another football and to bring you, manchester united have landed a new striker, they have agreed a deal in principle, the fee is due to be £611 million per an additional 8 million in add—ons, he is expected to sign a five—year deal. in rugby union australia's head coach has us —— has apologised to fans after watching his side get beaten by new zealand but

i was not happy to see the people who were in the oval office. well, again, i don't think they provide -- first of all, the overstock person (inaudible). actually, the first thing i did, i walked in, looked at him and said "who are you?" and he told me. i don't think any of these people were providing the president with good advice. and so i didn't understand how they had gotten in. >> i know former national security official testified publicly that you had major concerns about rudy giuliani. she quoted you as saying giuliani is a hand grenade that is going to blow everybody up. were you surprised these people were able to get into the oval office. >> it's stunning that they did. but, no, i don't think it's surprising. sounds like the bar scene in star wars. but this was not -- this was not the first time this happened. random people had access to trump i can tell you on national security matters he would hear something from some member at mar-a-lago or somebody he met at an event and would ask us, "have you heard this?" and we wouldn't have heard

joe wilson was at the oval. other perfect day of cricketing weather in south london for the practice sessions. what good could have come from that damp, dismal draw at old trafford? well, it meant that england's players got an unwanted rest. and so it seems they're raring to go here for the fifth test. mark wood preparing to sprint in again and give it his all. stuart broad and james anderson preparing to bowl together again. anderson seems to have struggled in this series. he's still the best fast bowler that has ever been, according to his captain. ben stokes, by the way, was practising his spin bowling in the nets today. maybe that's a long term strategy in the here and now. he knows england have got to move on from that unique deflation at old trafford. you know, shaking hands with the umpires in the opposition at the end, you could see that from both sides. it was just sort of like an emotionless australia retain the ashes. we couldn't win it back, but it was just like, yeah, it was, it was very bizarre. and

one wicket for england as australia dig in at the oval. tball world cup is under way in south africa with favourites australia are off to a winning start. can england, scotland and wales follow that? welcome along. let's start with an important win for england over denmark this morning at the women's world cup, a victory that puts them on the brink of qualifyng for the knock—out stages and a better performance than in their opening game against haiti. laurenjames scored the only goal of the game in just the sixth minute. but there are concerns as keira walsh suffered what looked like a serious injury. let's cross live to jane dougall, covering the tournament for us in sydney. jane, relief for the win and a good performance but also worry over that injury to keira walsh. yes. performance but also worry over that injury to keira walsh.— in'ury to keira walsh. yes, there is a injury to keira walsh. yes, there is a lot to unpack. _ injury to keira walsh. yes, there is a lot to unpack. overall, _ injury to keira walsh. yes, there is a lot to unp

joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. ngland have accepted a 6.5% pay rise, meaning there will be no further strike action in schools this autumn. the head of the largest union described the deal as a significant achievement. the education secretary said the unions�* decision was good news for teachers, parents and children. a man from northumberland who suffocated his seriously ill wife at their home in cyprus has walked free from court. david hunter was convicted of the manslaughter of his wife janice and sentenced to two years in prison, but released today because of the time he's already spent in custody. mr hunter had told the court that janice, who was suffering from blood cancer, had begged him to end her life. the judge said that taking human life was a crime, but that this was a unique case based on "feelings of love". from cyprus, fiona trott reports. slowly and steadily, the pensioner who once feared a life sentence walked free. but the 19 months he'd already spent in custody had clearly ta ken its toll. it's be

does it surprise you these people were able to get into the oval office? >> well it's stunning they did but no i continue think it was surprising. sounds like the bar scene in star wars, but this was not -- this was not the first time this happened. random people had access to trump i can tell you on national security matters he would hear something from some member at mar-a-lago or somebody he met in a rope line at an event and ask us have you heard us and of course we wouldn't have but he would take it as true. he gathered information from all kinds of people whether they knew anything about what they were talking about or not and it was a fundamental flaw that many people in trump's white house tried to protect him from being put in contact with people who endangered him or who put his own political viability in danger. he just resisted every effort of people to help him out in that regard. >> it is extraordinary especially with some distance it's just weirder you as national security adviser in the white house to the president would have to contend with

. >>> it may have been one of the most chaotic meetings the oval office has ever seen and now it is the focus of the special counsel's criminal probe. a cnn exclusive. >>> a controversial weapon banned by 123 countries will soon be in the hands of the ukrainians. why the u.s. is including cluster munitions in their latest passage to ukraine. i'm sara sidner alongside kate bolduan and john berman, this is "cnn news central." ♪ >>> the first summer jobs report is in and here is what we know, 209,000 jobs added in june. that is below what economists expected and the lowest monthly gain since december 2020. hiring is slowing, but it is still the 30th consecutive month of gains. cnn's rahel solomon here with a read into the numbers. take us into this report. what are you seeing here? >> this was the first time as you pointed out that this was actually cooler than what economists were expecting, the expectation is closer to 225, 229 and the number came in at 209. the prior two months were also revised slightly lower. taking a look at where we added jobs, u.s. economy added jobs in june, gover

the big news coming out of the oval is that the england pace—bowler stuart broad will retire from allof the series. the 37—year—old said he only made his decision last night and that he wanted to go out at the pinncale of the game, the ashes. he has taken 602 wickets so far in a 17—year career. 0nlyjimmy anderson has taken more test wickets for a pace bowler. broad is england's leading wicket taker in the current series with 20. at the close of play on day 3, he spoke to the bbc�*s isha guha. i have been thinking for a couple of weeks but ultimately i still did not know at 25 past eight last night but at half eight i made the call. but ultimately it came down to, this has been one of the most enjoyable and fun series i have been a part of, i have a love affair with ashes cricket in england versus australia, i have always wanted to finish at the top of the game, and england versus australia at the oval is a cool way to do that, and part of me also wanted to finish playing when i felt like i could still do it and i was still bowling well and i did not want to get to that stage where i w

the 37-year-old _ fifth ashes test at the oval. —year—old bowler has taken many wickets in 176 tests. he has taken 20 wickets in the series and has admitted his own surprise at being fit to play in all five tests, which have been played injust six weeks. abroad made his debut against sri lanka back in december of 2007 and last week becamejust lanka back in december of 2007 and last week became just the second placed bowler to take 600 test wickets. we will have plenty more on that later on. here in the uk, rail passengers have faced a day of disruption, as up to 20,000 members of the rmt union, stage another strike over pay, jobs and working conditions. around half of services are thought to have been affected. our business correspondent, hannah miller, has more from leeds in the north of england. with almost half of train services across the country ground to a halt for the second saturday in a row, at this coffee shop in leeds it is grinding down their business, too. james says customer numbers fall every time there's a strike. i

and that is certainly good news for the cricket at the oval. i don't expect much in the way of interruption for play on friday, although it will be a grey story. into the weekend, its about this low, more wet and windy weather will sweep in. the heaviest of the rain in the north—west. but that will sweep eastwards. so i expect some interruptions to the cricket through thanks louise. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. angling frustrated on the opening day of the final ashes test is australia face there's been a huge shock at the women's world cup, with 500—1 outsiders nigeria, beating co hosts australia. england turns tomorrow, gelasius pond and the knockouts, denmark is the toughest test yet for opponents. jordan henderson departs for saudi arabia but the moves come with plenty of controversy. in dion dublin is in dublin as we look at the huge all ireland final this weekend. welcome to the programme. england are trying to win the final t

the players leaving the oval behind me. barely a cloud on the horizon. in a very strong position. just the odd bit of rain possibly forecast four days four and five if we need to go that far. studio: thank you so much. at the women's world cup, england have been boosted by the news that midfielder kiera walsh has not suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury as first feared. she came off injured in england's 1—0 win over denmark, but will remain with the camp as she continues her recovery. meanwhile on the pitch, france moved top of group f, with a dramatic win over brazil. joe lynskey rounds up the action. for one of the world cup�*s greatest fixtures, brisbane turned brazilian. in this football obsessed nation, they don't often see a curse. in 11 women's games between them, brazil have never beaten france. this was no time for superstition. they drew their first match and expect to reach the knockouts. the french were under pressure. it is reach the knockouts. the french were under pressure-— under pressure. it is a very big name, under pressure. i

england finally make a breakthrough after australia frustrate them on day two of the final test at the ovaland coming up on bbc news: the netball world cup is under way in south africa. favourites australia are off to a winning start. can england, scotland and wales follow that? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. five conservative—led councils have lost their legal attempt to stop the expansion of london's ultra low emissions zone. ulez, as it's known, means drivers of the most polluting vehicles have to pay £12.50 a day to drive into the city. this morning's ruling means the scheme will now be expanded to the capital's outer boroughs at the end of next month. the motoring organisation the rac has published data which estimates that 700,000 households in the city have a car which is not compliant with the scheme. the five councils had argued that the mayor of london sadiq khan had exceeded his powers by expanding ulez, which is aimed at reducing air pollution, and critics argue it's too expensive at a time when people are struggling with the cost of living. but after the jud

you've probably spent more time in the oval office other than any president would have. do you see things here? things that you have to keep confidential? are you part of the mechanics of that secrecy? oh, of course. i mean, so i had it during reagan. i had a top secret during obama. i had a top secret cia. so the next you know, the next level up so that i could be in the room when they were talking about, you know, the that kind of information. but but but i wasn't privy to paperwork you know which is where where everything's written super top secret classified information you know i wasn't privy to that but obviously overheard them discussing that kind of information and when you get a security clearance like that, there's a whole process. they ever ask you opinion on anything? i'm joking. well, ronald reagan did one time and. obama did a cop a few times. okay. there's this amazing photograph that everyone will recognize here. and it's during the obama presidency in capturing of osama bin laden. when you were taken into situation room where this photograph was taken, di

we found a bag of cocaine, the room itself is located in the west wing of the white house near the oval office, knowing the addiction of the son of president biden hunter to illegal substances, the situation takes on a very piquant shade and has already become an occasion for all kinds of memes and ridicule on the network from the usa after a week of smearing cocaine on the news, which found in the white house has also turned into a geopolitical substance in the white house is overgrown with new details officials report that a bag of drugs was found in the west wing for the staff entrance, and not at the guest entrance, as previously reported, and this location is very close located to an extremely important situational room where top-secret missions are being developed, for example, how did heavy artillery have to be connected to mkben laden, is the white carpet, figuratively speaking, a red line for the national us security advisers ask the national security adviser. i would like to draw your attention to the situation room there were a lot of questionable reports about this situation

jo curry was at the oval for us. this is a momentous win for england. keep the ashes alive but for some much needed confidence. victories against the world champions don't come along very often. england opened the batting with vigor, danni wyatt shone with an unbeaten 76. but that was followed by a middle order collapse. the taliban managed to steer england to an impressive 186, their highest ever t20 total against australia, to give themselves a real chance. in front of a 20,000 strong crowd alyssa healy got a solid start, before they lost her bought 16 runs, leaving the english fans living. they were choosing 20 runs in the final over, falling three short. they had the home side a fine victory in their first points in this series. a magical night here at the oval. the teams plate next on saturday at lord's. on the men's side the crucial third ashes test started headingly in leeds on thursday, and england, trailing a 2—0, have made a raft of changes. but england have to win. anything less than that will see the australians retain the ashes. the austral

so, for the cricket, at the oval, i think there is the increasing chance of rain as we go through theand then as we head through sunday evening, our band of rain continues to make progress, getting up into southern and central parts of scotland, a lot of cloud further south and west, but misty and murky in places, and very warm and muggy in the south, 16 or 17 degrees. we head on into monday, ourfirst band of rain 17 degrees. we head on into monday, our first band of rain pushes northwards, could well see further, wet weather moving across the channel islands and fringing into southern counties of england and elsewhere quite a lot of cloud, showers at times and temperatures between 17 and 22 degrees. as we head deeper into the week, this area of low pressure will push your way eastwards, another one may push on from the west around the middle part of the week. the general pattern though through the week ahead is for us to bring air in from the north, so that will make it feel rather cool at times, temperatures as we move into the start of august, generally below the average for the ti

but if you want to follow things here at the oval tomorrow night, you can do. s at six o'clock and it is alive across the bbc. to cycling and adam yates has kept his 62nd overall lead after stage four of the tour de france. this was a second stage of two flat stages in the south—west of the country and for the first mountain stage in the pyrenees on wednesday, in what was a chaotic race, it was jasper philipsen who outsprinted all the fast men to take the stage when. this was another quiet day for adam yates, all the yellow jersey contenders would only have to finish in the peloton. the action was condensed into the last three kilometres. chaos reigned the finale on the motor racing circuit. five gary young was then crashed out, jasper philipsen and his alpecin team responded to the situation. launched toward the finish line in the belgian beat australia's caleb ewan by centimetres for his second win in two days. so no record—breaking win for mark cavendish. he was fifth and said as soon as those blue jerseys swept past him it wasn't his day. yates stays in yell

fact that he found denis davydov’s support biden holds a meeting with the swedish prime minister in the oval, two steps away from the place , where the drugs were found, so journalists are not interested in how the negotiations are going. where does the president's cocaine come from in his house? do you understand how cocaine got into the white house, but the swedish prime minister and not the american president biden hides his eyes, spreads his arms in a smile and says nothing such a reaction to cocaine. i can't even imagine that something like this can be found in the west wing of the white house, i remember the white house in the seventies and now some wildness is going on. the white house, not the front yard. one of the most secure buildings in the world. even on its roofs, security guards around the clock. it seems that the mouse will not slip through because the guests are seen through and sniffed by the employees as well as the guests must undergo screening, including daily dog ​​checks. drugs are the only people who don't get checked by dogs, who don't pass security checks, this joe

how dangerous is tha to have any near the oval office like that? >> it's certainly a troubling pattern. i was on the trump national security from 2017 to 2018. when i was on staff, we never heard of these types of allegations. they must have happened very closely within the confines of the oval office and every day, at least on the national security council, we were dealing with the most sensitive documents one could imagine, going all the way up to the president. once they left our control and got to the national security adviser and to the president, there was nothing we could do to control who would provide some type of unauthorized disclosure to who. unfortunately it seems like that was a pattern of activity while president trump was in the white house and now we know what happened in the aftermath with all the documents at mar-a-lago. there seems to be a pattern of behavior here. part of it may have been that president trump was not someone who was part of that washington national security establishment and wasn't indoctrinated into the sensiti

——at the oval. ve in northern scotland are now moving back to their war—torn country, with the help of those who've given them shelter here. daniel bennett reports. packing for a massive track. it's not a holiday but a journey back into a warzone for some ukrainians have made their homes in scotland. and they are being driven there by friends chris harrison and danny ralph who took on refugees last year. ralph who took on refugees last ear. ~ ., ., ., , year. we thought, we got a big house, year. we thought, we got a big house. so _ year. we thought, we got a big house. so we _ year. we thought, we got a big house, so we could _ year. we thought, we got a big house, so we could do - year. we thought, we got a big i house, so we could do something to help people, just like us. you do things to help with friends. we didn't start out as friends, we started as normal people and introduce each other but now we are really good ones. at least i think they are, they might want some different —— think somethi

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and of course, it's going to be the start of the fifth and final ashes series at the oval. lot of cloud, could bring the odd shower but not persistent rain. so there will be some play for the first day into friday. again, quite a bit of dry weather at the oval and i think actually a similar picture for much of the uk. not a bad day on friday. so we're looking at sunny spells. could be some showers moving through almost anywhere in that breeze. i think temperatures around about 18 to 2a degrees for most of us. still cooler up towards the northern isles, just 15 for lerwick. at the weekend, that's when the area of low pressure tracks its way eastwards across the northern half of the uk, bringing some showers which will be most frequent i think across parts of scotland, northern ireland, northwest england as well, where it's already been very wet. fewer showers further south, but there will be some at times it'll be quite breezy in the south, too, and temperatures remain a little bit lower than we'd expect as we head towards the start of august. live from london. this is bbc n

first day of the fifth, the test match begins at the oval and it may well be a bit frustrating. re may well be some rain around, especially in the afternoon. as we head into the end of the week, and we're going to keep an eye on this area of low pressure that's sort of dominating the weather at the moment. but it gets closer and brings more showers in on friday to northern ireland, especially later on in the day, perhaps into western most parts of scotland. otherwise, a few mist patches, some sunshine at times, a few showers developing here and there, but probably not too many. many places, i think, we'll have a dry day on friday. and those temperatures could still reach 2a, maybe even 25 degrees across east anglia. but another weekend, another area of low pressure that's going to dominate the weather again. it'll slide its way eastwards across the northern half of the uk. and this is where we may well find some persistent rain at times and there'll be some stronger winds wrapped around that area of low pressure initially in northern ireland, then moving over the irish sea into t

england clinch a dramatic win in the fifth and final ashes test at the oval. to get the ball with a couple of wickets left and manage to bowl at some left—handers, which has been one of my favourite things to do in my whole career, and to catch the edge a couple times was truly wonderful. england maintain their winning streak at the netball world championships, as scotland and wales lose against two of the favourites. australia avoid an upset to make the knockouts of the women's world cup in style, at the expense of the olympic champions. a classic ashes series had a hollywood ending — stuart broad, who announced on saturday his retirement from cricket, took the last two wickets in the final test match at the oval in london. it means the series is drawn 2—2, but australia retain the ashes. though broad will get the headlines, this was a team performance, asjoe wilson reports. stuart broad's celebrations may well provide the defining image of this match and this series.

joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear.he place, but some are here has been disappointing.— some are here has been disa ”ointin. . , , disappointing. really disappointing, reeta, some _ disappointing. really disappointing, reeta, some of _ disappointing. really disappointing, reeta, some of us _ disappointing. really disappointing, reeta, some of us have _ disappointing. really disappointing, reeta, some of us have seen - reeta, some of us have seen double the monthly rainfall, it has been a very wetjuly, but today we had a little bit of a surprise, because we had some sunshine and some warmth. it isjuly, and so once the sunshine comes out, the temperatures climb up, 26 degrees in warwickshire, 79 fahrenheit. it was not the story for all, there were some showers around, and some a real nuisance. assist in showers across scotland, but look at this area across north yorkshire. persistent rain across scarborough, over 40 millimetres of rain fell this afternoon. it was certainly not a day to be spent building sand castles on th

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joe wilson, bbc news at the oval. ord put the dutch on course for an upset after scoring early in the first half in wellington. the us struggled to break them down until captain lindsey horan scored just after the hour mark. the draw keeps them top of group e ahead of the netherlands on goal difference. later, portugal take on vietnam and then australia play nigeria. as for england, they play denmark tomorrow in their second group game. and they will be hoping for an improved performance after their underwhelming 1—0 win over haiti last week that came via georgia stanway's penalty. they struggled for goals pre—world cup against portugal and australia — but defender alex greenwood is confident they'll improve. i see the girls every day in training, so it's not a concern for me. i think the games that you've just said have come in a small space of time, and i think we've proved in the past that we can score goals. we've got players all over the pitch who can score goals and are dangerous in different moments. i think in

joe wilson, bbc news at the oval. the weather looking 0k at the oval. ough, spain and japan, meet at 8 this morning to decide who wins that group. hosts australia will hope a fit again sam kerr can help them in their crucial game against canada. ireland, already out, will be looking for consolation points against nigeria, who are top of that group. another premier league star has completed his move to saudi arabia. allan saint—maximin left newcastle and joined al—ahli, for an undisclosed fee. the french forward made over 100 appearances for newcastle sincejoining from nice four years ago. we're under two weeks away from the premier league returning. here's a goalfrom pre—season that's worth a watch — this is aston villa defender ezri konsa taking the ball from his own half and scoring in a friendly against brentford in the us. it finished 3—3. max verstappen's dominance continues, as he looks to ease towards another formula one world title. despite starting from sixth on the grid at the belgian grand prix, he carved through the field and finished 22 seco