the england coach, tracey neville, is not looking too far ahead tracey neville, is not looking too faraheadt. for us, it is all about what the roses performance are, we have looked at the other teams over this four year cycle, we have played a game is probably everyone we will face apart from samoa, so it is about concentrating on our performance and building on that. looking at the key players who can actually make an impact, and that is crucial in these early stages of the competition. the thoughts of tracey neville. that is all the sport for now. thank you. financial pressures on private and independent day nurseries are creating a workforce crisis in england. that's according to the national day nurseries association, which says people are leaving teaching to work in retail where they can earn more. it blames the government for under funding free childcare places. our business correspondent, katy austin reports. get ready to catch it! this private day nursery in manchester wants as many of its staff as possible to be experienced and highly qualified. the manager, ann—marie, says finding

clearly a very emotional ending the four tracey neville's time as england coach, for now, i am sure sheack at some point in the future. they leave this tournament with a bronze medal, and new zealand are the world cup holders once again. but actually, the real winners here has to be the sport of netball, they have seen sell—out crowds at this tournament, over 100,000 people passing through this arena, and it really feels like netball is on some high momentum, and they will continue after this tournament, next stop will be the commonwealth games in three years' time. you enjoy that party atmosphere, thank you very much, kate. it's been a much better day for britain at the tour de france. simon yates claimed a second stage win as defending champion ger—aint thomas clawed back time from race leader julian ala—philippe. nick parrott reports. another day in the mountains of the tour de france promised another day of intense battles. after losing time to alaphillippe yesterday, defending champion garrett thomas couldn't afford to lose sight of him again. one man who was allowed to get away wa

four wins from four for tracey neville's england netballers they top the group after beating jamaicarld cup. also coming up in the programme... i'm nick hope at the world aquatics championships in south korea where tom daley has been looking to secure his place at the tokyo 2020 olympics. find out how he got on later in sportsday. and the pairs for the open at royal portrush have been announced we hear from the defending champion and a famous local. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'mjane dougall. it was an historic win at lords, the first time the mens side have won the cricket world cup. the squad have spent the day celebrating and are due to arrive at 10 downing street shortly, where they will meet the prime minister theresa may. we canjoin our sports editor dan roan who is awaiting their arrival. surely one of the greatest matches of all time, how significant was it for england? hugely significant, jane, not just because for england? hugely significant, jane, notjust because of the fact the players have been invited he had to number ten although it does evoke memories of the last

tracey neville really wa nted the end were clear.aid the arena lied. let's hearfrom the coach, tracey neville, after that match, and her thoughts on how it went. we knew it was going to be difficult, four games in a row. we knew jamaica after yesterday were going to be coming for the win so we knew this was going to be one of the toughest games of this round. we are pleased with the girls, and you talk about here is on the court and i think we had seven today. and four on the bench! four wins from four but scotland's magic in south africa is getting under way now, how are scotla nd is getting under way now, how are scotland getting on? scotland have had a very tough draw in this tournament from the start. they are now up against the very much in form south africa. let's take a look at how they are getting on at the moment, they arejust how they are getting on at the moment, they are just behind how they are getting on at the moment, they arejust behind me. it looks like south africa have started to ta ke looks like south africa have

they made basic mistakes, according to outgoing coach tracey neville. tracey neville, who announced weeks ago she would step down after this world cup, no longer has to bang her own drum. her roses are gaining fans, but they knew this would be tough. they weren't wrong. a jumpy start soon saw new zealand race into the lead. england's usual swagger had been replaced with the jitters. new zealand's shooters meanwhile were on fire. the fans were cranking up the pressure. england needed attackers, harton and housby, to finally hit their mark. and in the blink of a quarter, england had turned a six goal deficit into a three goal lead. the win was now in their hands. but they threw it away. new zealand had all the answers and with just minutes left, england were three goals down, mouths were dry. but with new zealand so brilliant at both ends of the court, the roses were left to rue their mistakes. 45—10 the final score. heartbreak, then, for england. just two goals in it. but knocked out by a resurgent new zealand side. for the third successive world cup, at

outgoing coach tracey neville said her side made "basic errors" as they lost 45—47.d iith. our correspondent natalie pirks reports from liverpool. they say imitation is the highest form of flattery. tracey neville, who announced weeks ago she'd step down after this world cup, no longer has to bang her own drum. netball has captivated this liverpool crowd, but england fans knew it would be tough. they were not wrong. a jumpy start soon saw new zealand race into the lead. this is a collector's item, yet it wouldn't be the last mistake. england's tournament swagger had been replaced by thejitters. new zealand's shooters were on fire. that shot is so sweet. the ferns were cranking up the pressure. england needed attackers harten and housby to finally hit their mark and, in the blink of a quarter, england had turned a six—goal deficit into a three—goal lead. the win was now in their hands, but they threw it away. new zealand attack again, with all the answers. with just minutes left, england were three goals down. mouths were dry. but with new zealand so brilliant at both

outgoing coach tracey neville said her side made "basic errors" as they lost 45—47.nished 10th, scotland iith. 0ur correspondent natalie pirks reports from liverpool. they say imitation is the highest form of flattery. tracey neville, who announced weeks ago she would step down after this world cup, no longer has to bang her own drum. her roses are gaining fans, but they knew this would be tough. they weren't wrong. a jumpy start soon saw new zealand race into the lead. england's usual swagger had been replaced with the jitters. new zealand shooters meanwhile were on fire. the fans were cranking up the pressure. england needed attackers, harton and housby, to finally hit their mark. and in the blink of a quarter, england had turned a six goal deficit into a three goal lead. the win was now in their hands. but they threw it away. new zealand had all the answers and with just minutes left, england were three goals down, mouths were dry. but with new zealand so brilliant at both ends of the court, the roses were left to rue their mistakes. 45—10 the final score. heartbr

tracey neville says "basic errors" cost her england netballers a place in their first ever world cupew zealand in liverpool. natalie pirks was there. they say that imitation is the highest form of flattery, tracey neville, who announced weeks ago she would step down after this world cup, no longer has to bang her own drum. yes, netball has captivated this livable crowd, but england fans knew that it would be tough, and they were not wrong, a jumpy start soon saw new zealand racing into the lead. this is a collectors item... yet, it would not be the last mistake, england's tournament swagger had been replaced by the jitters, new zealand's's shooters we re jitters, new zealand's's shooters were on fire. co—commentator: jitters, new zealand's's shooters were on fire. co-commentator: her shot is so sweet. the fans were cranking up the pressure, england needed joe heaton and helen housby to hit the mark. a six goal deficit was turned into a three—goal lead, the league was in their hands but they threw it away, new zealand attacked again with all the answers, with minutes left, inc and thr

feet, fast hands, occasional tumbles, england were grinding their opponents down as head coach tracey neville contemplated her next move. lab scientist by day, netballer by night, 36—year—old veteran rachel dunn has seen the total evolution of this side, playing to sold—out crowds as favourites. she was busy making hay after uganda had a player sent off. a physically tough start then with a convincing 64—32 final scoreline, but england know they have another gear. we talk about how unbelievable those fans and supporters were around that was quite a shock for us and probably made as a bit more nervous. however, i'm sure we'll get used to their support and i know we're going to need it going forward. they'll play scotland next, who beat samoa 53—33, all but guaranteeing safe passage to next week's second group phase. meanwhile reigning champions australia started as they mean to go on, thrashing northern ireland 88—24, a reminder if england needed one that diamonds thrive under pressure. natalie pirks, bbc news, liverpool. yes, with the netball, the cricket, the tennis here at wimbledon and als

the roses lost 45—117 and will now need to find a new coach as tracey neville had already announced sherom liverpool. they say imitation is the highest form of flattery. tracey neville, who announced weeks ago she'd step down after this world cup, no longer has to bang her own drum. netball has to bang her own drum. netball has captivated this liverpool crowd, but england fans knew it would be tough. they were not wrong. ajumpy start soon saw new zealand race into the lead. this is a collector's item, yet it wouldn't be the last mistake. england's tournament swagger replaced by the jitters. mistake. england's tournament swagger replaced by thejitters. new zealand's shooters were on fire. the ferns cranking up the pressure. england needed their attackers to finally hit their mark and, in a quarter, england had turned a six goal deficit into a three goal lead. they threw that away. new zealand attack again, with all the answers. with minutes left, england were three goals down. mounts were dry. with new zealand so brilliant at both ends of the court, the roses we re both ends of the court

we have a close relationship with tracey neville. we have seen that throughout the tournament, what a great relationship she has with her players, she is leaving. how difficult will it be, you are going to have to work with a new coach and how much of a loss will it be? she will be a huge loss. notjust for the 12, but for england netball, she isa the 12, but for england netball, she is a figurehead and she has taken the whole game to another level. she was interacted with the nation and she also dragged our team challenging for bronze medals, which as athletes, you have wanted. i hope to follow her in her footsteps because she is a real leader and so passionate. that is what you want to see from your head coach. where there tears after the last match with her in charge? there were a few tears. we acknowledged the commitment she has given to us and it is always upsetting. to see someone it is always upsetting. to see someone step away from the role, you are never sure when you will see them again in that capacity. definitely a few tea

tracey neville stepped down. breaking news on the way there.for the uk. the previous temperature record just 38.5. if confirmed, 38.7 at cambridge yesterday, a new temperature record for the uk. we will ask sarah about that when she has the weather. but now, the aftermath of the hot weather. rail and air passengers are being hit by more delays after record—breaking temperatures caused travel chaos yesterday. a number of trains between london st pancras and the north of england — as well as other services — have been cancelled or delayed. 0vernight engineers couldn't repair all overhead power cables that sagged in the heat. there's also disruption at heathrow, gatwick and stansted airports. jon donnison reports. the heat may have relented, but today rail passengers are still getting burnt. at london st pancras another frustrating morning, with many trains cancelled on the east midlands line up to sheffield and nottingham. all the trains out of st pancras have just been cancelled, all the lines are down. so we're trying to find our way via peterb

meanwhile tracey neville has been announced as leaving england netball. islands colla pse leaving england netball. islands collapse against england, all that and a second innings forjust 38. now time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, jason solomons. so, jason, what do we have this week? this week, we're going back in time, the horrible histories team and their take on rotten romans, roman britain in the rule of emperor nero. boudica, the celts, and nick frost, those well ancients. someone also had the bright idea of making the current war starring michael shannon and george westinghouse in a battle for the best light bulbs and americo. eliminating. and we escaped to the greek it is all of the island of hydro for a love story that lasted 60 years, and inspired some of the most heartbreaking and famous songs 1960s, marion and leonard words of love. horrible histories, is something i should take nieces to? horrible histories were a boon for pa rents to? horrible histories we

meanwhile tracey neville has been announced as leaving england netball. now time for the film review.

world cup has begun in liverpool today. 16 nations are taking part, including england — led by tracey nevillee favourites, having won commonwealth gold last year. but australia and jamaica are also strong contenders. kate grey is in liverpool. you join mejust as you join me just as they have started practising for the opening ceremony that will start later this afternoon. we have had a brilliant morning of netball here this morning, with lots of great atmosphere stop the prize for the best supporters has to go to zimbabwe, who have lit up this stadium with singing and chanting throughout the match that they did indeed win. come this evening, there will be plenty for the home nation fa ns to will be plenty for the home nation fans to cheer about. liverpool is set to host the most competitive and unpredictable world cup to date. 16 nations go into battle with over 100,000 spectators expected throughout this tournament. netball is certainly having its time in the

lastly where jess thirlby has been named as the new head coach of the england team succeeding tracey nevilleen she was 13, thirlby was told there had been a mistake and she was too young to have trials for the national team. 26 years later after a 15 year international career she says she wants to build on the success that neville enjoyed with a commonwealth title and world championship bronze. i think it is a really unique time to come in and i think we should celebrate the success that the grossest programme and the team have had in recent years, it does not happen overnight and it has been a long time building with a very senior and talented group of players so senior and talented group of players soi senior and talented group of players so i actually feel very privileged to be coming in at this point where there is huge momentum behind the sport. we also achieved some success and we absolutely look forward to taking on the mantle and trying to harness that and continued the success harness that and continued the success that the organisation already achieved. i love netball and it is sur

tracey neville's england are all but through to the netball world cup semi—final after beating trinidad and royal portrush prepares to welcome more than 190,000 fans for the open which starts tomorrow. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome to the programme. we start with the news that steve bruce has been officially confirmed as head coach of newcastle united. growing up in wallsend, it was the club he supported as a boy and he's described the appointment as a special moment. however, reaction from his fellow fans hasn't been quite so positive and his former club sheffield wednesday have said they will be taking legal advice, following his resegnation on monday. it's been a tumultuous time for newcastle under the tenure of owner mike ashley. during his time in charge, newcastle have had ten managers — our reporterjames burford takes a look at the latest appointment. the clouds are gathering over st james‘s park, and the connection between fans and owner is perhaps more turbulent than ever. at best, mike ashley's relationship with newcastle supporters is fractious. and with no sign of

medal that they wanted, but england netballers say they're pleased that they won something for tracey neville charge. england came so close to getting to the final — losing out to the eventual winners new zealand byjust two goals. earlier i spoke to shooting partners helen housby and jo harten and asked them how it felt to stand on the podium in front of a home crowd in liverpool? it was a relief to be on the podium. obviously we wanted to be in the gold medal match but to come away with a good victory over south africa and the bronze medal, we have to be happy and end with a win.|j know there were a lot of tears after the semifinal in the tight loss against new zealand, but what was the difference, what was it that gave them the extra edge? they went on to win the tournament. they did and they are a quality side. on the day theyjust performed better than we did. they delivered and credit to them. they did exactly the same in them. they did exactly the same in the final. we weren't good enough in the final. we weren't good enough in the semifinal and we would have wanted the gold medal, as ev

new zealand have features in the last five finals but head coach tracey neville believes her side areell positioned to stop that run. these players now are athletes, they are world these players now are athletes, they a re world class, these players now are athletes, they are world class, and they are an absolute pleasure to watch. even the other countries, they are role models and ambassadors and there is going to be a legacy left by this world cup that is going to thrive and make netball the biggest sport in the world. meanwhile, scotland have ended a disappointing netball world cup campaign, finishing 11th, after their play—off win over barbados. the scots went into the competition ranked seventh but could only manage a marginal improvement on their 12th—place finish at the last world cup four years ago. northern ireland play for ninth spot later this afternoon. that's all the sport for now. now it is time for click. this week, it's the race back to space. we'll hit the road, build a house, and... shh... whispers: lock up some astronauts. theme music plays. jump on in. thank you. s

tracey neville announced weeks ago she would step down after this world cup, and she no longer has to own drum. her team are gaining fans but they knew this would be tough. they were wrong. a jumpy start saw new zealand brea kers wrong. a jumpy start saw new zealand breakers into the lead. england's usual swagger had been replaced with the jitters. new zealand's shooters we re the jitters. new zealand's shooters were on fire. the fans were cranking up were on fire. the fans were cranking up the pressure, england needed their attackers to hit their mark, and in the blink of a quarter, they had turned a six goal deficit into a three goal lead. the wind was now in their hands, but they threw it away. new zealand had all the answers, and with just a few minutes left, england with three goals down, valves were dry. but with new zealand so brilliant, the roses were left to rue their mistakes. 45—47 the final score. heartbreak for england, knocked out by a resurgent new zealand side. their third successive cup in the semi—final.m was down to legs, and just a few mistakes. there were opportun

jo harten scored a0 goals out of 41 chances to help tracey nevile's side progress to the second stagecompetition which starts tomorrow. scotland lost to uganda but will go through as the third best team in group d. they trailed by 8 points at half time and although they worked hard to stay in touch, they eventually lost 52—43. uganda also progress afterfinishing second. latest score in the cricket is here. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories plus the build up to lewis hamilton bidding for a record sixth victory in the british grand prix on the website. now it's time for the weather with thomas shaffernakker the weather is improving across south—eastern parts of the uk where earlier on this morning it was cloudy with a little bit of wet weather around. the rest of the day, sunny spells and a lower chance of a shower implying that some of us may catch one or two but the vast majority of the country should have a fine afternoon with temperatures in the low 20s or high teens, depending on where you are. a fine evening on the way with clear skies to start w

game against new zealand, england hoping to make it through to their first netball cup final, tracey nevilley they are one of the best teams in the world, they are incredibly experienced, many of their pariahs have been in the situation before adding that new zealand have been in the last five world cups finals so they know how to see at this kind of matches. they only lost to the defending champions by one goal earlier in the tournament and england are having to really dig deep and find somewhere than in this tournament, they have had to change their shooting line—up, we are used to seeing the likes of helen house b and jo hart and very comfortable in that shooting but they have been switched around, they have brought on natalie and taken of chelsea to try and see if they can settle those nerves. the sound of that crowd would suggest they are starting to close that gap. england are now only four goals behind new zealand. but this game is going down to the wire. we've already seen one incredible semifinal here, and it looks like we are getting another one today. we know that whoever wins thi

tracey neville's side progressed to the second stage of that progression which involves two groups ofame group. but they go through as the third best team, trialled by eight points at half—time. although they worked hard to stay in touch, they eventually went down 52—43. uganda guthrie in second. northern ireland are playing zimbabwe right now it is 27 all at half—time. you can keep on top of that match on bbc sport website. both teams will guthrie whatever the result. —— will go through whatever the result. quick update on the cricket, looks like it is 60 four to to england at the moment. this week marks 50 years since man first landed on the moon, and if it wasn't for a ground—breaking british invention, we may never have got there. a scientist at cambridge university developed the fuel cell which provided the electricity to power part of the apollo 11 space craft. here's our science correspondent richard westcott. tucked away on board apollo 11, just behind neil armstrong is a small device without which president nixon said they would not have reached the moon. and here is one part

tracey neville says she doesn't know who will replace her as the head coach of england's netball team world cup, beating south africa in the third place play off in liverpool yesterday. it was neville's last match in charge as she takes a step back from the sport. i look at the coaches within england and, you know, you wanted to go to one of your fellow coaches who you have come up with through the netball circles, you know how dedicated they are to the sport and they know the culture of english sport. i think that is really, really important for the roses. but it isn't done to us to make that decision and we know that england apple will make the best decision for this programme and we will support them 100%. danny cipriani has been left oput of england's latest training squad. the gloucester fly—half had been named in eddiejones‘ official world cup training squad at the start of the month. but his omission from the squad travelling to italy mean his chances of making the final squad forjapan are slim. there is lots more on the bbc sport website and app, including all the reaction to

feet, fast hands, occasional tumbles, england were grinding their opponents down as head coach tracey nevilleght, 36—year—old veteran rachel dunn has seen the total evolution of this side, playing to sold—out crowds as favourites. she was busy making hay after uganda had a player sent off. a physically tough start then with a convincing 64—32 final scoreline, but england know they have another gear. we talk about how unbelievable those fans and supporters were around

tracey neville will help to find some way to lift them up help to find some way to lift them up ready for their bronze medal match tomorrow against south africa. but it is not the result anybody wa nted but it is not the result anybody wanted here in liverpool and there will be some tough words for the goal tonight, ready for their bronze medal match tomorrow. thank you very much for that. whether time. there have been some really heavy downpours around. those showers fade, eventually becoming dry across all parts of the uk overnight. a cold one, though. temperatures 10—14dc. tomorrow, we start off on a dry note with hazy spells of sunshine. cloud will quickly gather in northern ireland. turning heavy and driven along by strengthening south—westerly winds. eventually, the rain will arrive. the south and east. it will turn cloudy as the day goes by. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: and now on bbc news, victoria derbyshire takes a look back at some of the highlights from her programme this week. we will show you some of our highlights from the last week. we st

but the buzzer goes, tracey neville wins a bronze medalfor the england roses here in liverpool in 2019 the performance that everybody involved with england wanted. they win the bronze medal 58—42. let's talk to england roses‘ most capped player and team vice captain, jade clark. welcome and good to have you on the programme. how are you feeling today? iamso i am so proud of the way we lost the semifinal but the way we were able to turn around in 24 hours, it felt like the whole country was behind us, everyone got involved, sending us, everyone got involved, sending us messages of support and that bronze medal match was like nothing i've ever felt, that wave of support, amazing experience. the bark was so high, the expectations so high after that commonwealth gold last year. did you feel the pressure? we didn't feel it is pressure, we saw it as a huge opportunity, notjust pressure, we saw it as a huge opportunity, not just to pressure, we saw it as a huge opportunity, notjust to get the gold but to leave a legacy, to get eve ryo ne gold but to leave a legacy, to get everyone in the coun

she replaces tracey neville, who steps down after winning bronze in the world cup.ng for mandatory stocks of emergency adrenaline pens in schools. the hormone medication rapidly reverses the effects of severe allergic reactions, but schools aren't forced to stock it. the bbc has learnt that the death of a boy who suffered a severe allergic reaction while at school in london is being investigated by the health and safety executive. 0ur education editor, branwen jeffreys, has more. since he was a toddler, karanbir had food allergies. a risk managed until secondary school. cheese was thrown at him by another pupil. within half an hour, karanbir went into cardiac arrest. he died, aged 13, in intensive care. i expected him to return home. i sent him to a place where i thought he would be safe. how do you get through this? how do you live with it? i live in a black hole. my life is without my son. something that could have been prevented very, very easily through education and understanding. rina lost her only child. the inquest found failings at the school. karanbir was

tracey neville step down following the bronze medal at the summer‘s world cup.our years the summer‘s world cup. she had been in charge for four years and of course, w011 in charge for four years and of course, won commonwealth gold last year. two meaningful stages left at the tour de france before it finishes at the champs—elysees on sunday. stage 19 is under way and you can follow it on the bbc sport website and app. that‘s just what for now. thanks very much, jane. "a very bad day" from a brexit negotiation perspective. "a very bad day" from a brexit that‘s the verdict of ireland‘s foreign minister, simon coveney, on the new prime minister borisjohnson‘s performance yesterday in the house of commons. it comes as the new northern ireland secretaryjulian smith meets party leaders in the province. mr coveney said mrjohnson‘s policy appeared put britain on a collision course with the eu and ireland. the statements of the british prime minister yesterday at the house of commons were very unhelpful to this process. he seems to have made a deliberate decision to set

tracey neville's side put in one of their standout performances of the week to win by ten points, 58—ish top of group g, with six wins out of six. south africa also go through as runners—up. they face australia in the last four. isaid to i said to the girls before the game, you know, this game isjust about having a crack at it. go out and enjoy it. the fans are here for you, and we are just here to enjoy it. really commit every day and we take each game at a time. and we said we wa nt to each game at a time. and we said we want to win every game, and that's what we want to keep on doing. there's also— there's a team ethos and a team ethic that we want to put out, and i'm just really pleased with the way they themselves today. australia are well in control of the test match in the women's ashes series, a game england must win to avoid losing the tournament. australia have a 6—1 lead in the multi—format series, so avoiding defeat would see them retain the ashes, and they're well on their way in taunton. perry top—scoring on 84 not—out, as australia finished day one on 265—3. britain's s

they were hoping for gold on home soil, but they did at least manage a medal in what was tracey neville's become the first man to swim 100 metres breaststroke in under 57 seconds. the british swimmer broke his own world record with a time of 56.88 seconds to qualify for tomorrow's world championship final in south korea, something that he has been working hard to do. it was a complete advantage. i really think i'm in the finest form ofan really think i'm in the finest form of an athlete of a been in but hopefully the finest person i've been. i'm splashing and dashing in a different way, this is my legacy. geraint thomas has boosted his hopes of retaining his tour de france title following the fifteenth stage. the briton started the day more than two minutes behind the yellow jersey of frenchman julian ala—philippe, but surged away from him a mile from the finish. compatriot simon yates the reiging vuelta espana champion was further ahead and won the stage, but isn't in contention for the overall race. thomas finished seventh with ala—philippe11th. his lead now cut to just over a minute an

tracey neville's side, the commonwealth champions, have won every game so far in their home world cupool. england are doing everything right at this tournament so far with four wins from four matches to date are trippy and they face trinidad and tobago. if they win they will pretty much confirm their place in the semifinals on saturday and if that is the case then they will face some very tough opposition. summing the matches go the way we have today england will been in that semifinal. trinidad should not cause them many problems, dare rank ten in the world versus england ranked number three england had a brilliant tournament so england had a brilliant tournament so far, beating jamaica monday that they had a day off and they will come to this match fresh and hoping for a comfortable win ready for some much tougher matches later on in the tournament. if they make it to the semifinals they will face either new zealand or australia, two of the top teams in the following match to date we will see scotland on court applicants jamaica, jamaica trying to keep their hopes alive here and sco

jess thirlby has been appointed the successor to tracey neville.y for 15 years, just a director of team bath was in doubt as head coach, she said she wants to harness the progress already made in the sports. i think it's a unique time to come in and i think we should celebrate the success that the programme and team have had in recent yea rs. the programme and team have had in recent years. doesn't happen overnight, we know that in sports. it's been a long time building with a very senior and talented group of players. i feel very privileged to be coming in at this point, where there's a huge momentum behind the sports. which i'm also achieved some success and i look forward to taking on the mantle and trying to harness that and continue the success the organisation have already achieved. i love it netball and it's surreal to think, age 13, i had a phone call, the eve of my first england trial, to say there had been an administrative error and i was too young to trial. 26 years later, i find myself in the role of now micros as head coach, what a jo

they were hoping for gold on home soil, but they did at least manage a medal in tracey neville's lastnsolation for us. world netball at the moment is as high as it's ever been. we knew that we would get what we deserve at the end of the day, and it was a bronze medal in this world cup, it was a bronze medal. we went out yesterday, and we fought, and we gave her what we could, and it wasn't good enough to win and you have to accept that as an athlete. the best we could get today is bronze, and we are extremely proud of that. although it was a difficult decision for me to hand in my notice and just take a bit of a break, it was the best decision for me at this particular time. but hopefully 20 years the roses programme, i'm destined to be back in this role again, and sometimes i hope that whoever is in charge will give me this opportunity. is that a promise, you want to come back? of course, i always want to come back to the roses, when i stopped playing, i wanted to coach, and when i'm stopping coaching, i want to be part of the squad no matter what. adam peaty has become the first man

the silver ferns have played in the last five finals but tracey neville's side, who won the commonwealth these players now are athletes, they are world—class and they are an absolute pleasure to watch and even the other countries, they are role models, ambassadors and there is a legacy to be left from this world cup that i hope will thrive and make netball the biggest sport in the world. that matches on a bbc two and the red button. you can watch scotland taking on barbados in the 11th — 12th can watch scotland taking on barbados in the 11th —12th place tournament. it has been a disappointing tournament for the scots but they will be hoping to finish on a high. currently they are leading 45—38 in the fourth quarter. northern ireland are also playing later on. and it goes, there we go. inward's women have it all to do on day three of the only ashes test match after rain stopped play yesterday. australia only need to avoid defeat to retain their title. elise perry got a century which helped australia get to 341—5 before rain stopped play. the test is worth four and there are three t 20s to

earlier, england won bronze in tracey neville's last game in charge.h in liverpool. adam peaty has become the first man to swim a 100 metres breaststroke in under 57 seconds. it was the olympic champion's dream to break his own world record, even calling it "project 56". patrick geary has the story. adam peaty says he now meditates before big races like this bold breaststroke semifinal. mental peace before incredible pace. this is a swimmer who has already conquered the world, but wants to do it better. faster. giving everything just to finish in less then 57 seconds. 56.88! he has absolutely destroyed the best in the world. this has been a journey far longer than that 100 metres of water. when peaty won olympic gold three years ago, setting a world record in the process, many would feel there where no worlds left to conquer. peaty took on project 56. a personal crusade to break what he called the magic 57—second barrier. as an athlete so far ahead of the field, he had now found his new frontier. i think ithink i'm i think i'm going to the finest form

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african team, they did not make it easy in the early stages but a late eventually got into their tracey nevillefour quarters and saving some of those legs for later in the two are made, whereas scotla nd in the two are made, whereas scotland had a much tougher match i get some or. they had to push through, particularly first half, started to settle in the second but they will not be filling quite as fresh. these two teams know each other well, they have played each other well, they have played each other on a number of occasions. ignite is the favourite for the win. they want to build on what they have done here i'd make a mark to those other teams. —— england is the favourite for the win. how releived will northern ireland's squad be after getting their first win this morning? yes, they really needed that win against sri lanka, eight b stay should move on to the second group phase that is tournament. they did not make it easy in the early, like at low right, and northern ireland should have nipped in earlier two look comfortable, but shall like i had a tall shooter, which made it difficult for

head coach tracey neville said her side's "basic errors" cost them the game.oin kate gray who was watching at the liverpool arena. kate, what went wrong for england? well, this is a team that everybody believed could go all the way in this tournament, and with that comes pressure. and that is exactly what it looked like on the court today. england looked nervous, under pressure, and asa looked nervous, under pressure, and as a result, they made a lot of mistakes. new zealand cut them off guard in the early stages and got an early lead, five goals in five minutes, and england never really re cove red minutes, and england never really recovered from that. at times, they showed moments of greatness, and they managed to get a three goal lead by half—time, but then the mistakes came back. there were some big shots that were missed at crucial moments, and as a result, new zealand remains confident and composed, and held onto their lead in the final quarter to win that match 47 goals to 45. hugely disappointing for england. the whole nation that thought they could be

i'm sure tracey neville will be giving them all the calming influence she can to ensure that they canynchronised diving, at the world aqautics championships — in south korea. china won gold — with russia claiming silver. the result — which is their first major honour as a pair — has secured gb a place in the event for the tokyo 2020 olympics. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. sadly no goat yoga to endon. just as well, gavin. let‘s return to the news that there‘s been further condemnation of remarks by president trump that four democratic congresswomen should go back to the countries they came from. the british prime minister, theresa may, described the tweets as "completely unacceptable". donald trump said the women should fix the ‘catastrophic‘ governments in their countries of origin instead of criticising the us. three of the congresswomen were born in the united states, while another came to the country as a young child. let‘s speak now to frances steed seller, national reporter with the washington post, she joins us from washington. i‘m just w

england won bronze at the netball world club in what was tracey neville's last match as coach — she'llthe tournament as they beat australia in a thrilling final in liverpool. it looks like gareth bale is on his way out of real madrid. head coach zinedine zidane says he hopes bale leaves the club soon, saying his departure would be "best for everyone". and australia have retained the women's ashes. england needed to win the one off test match at taunton to have any hope of taking the series, but it ended in a draw. a great summer for england's a great summerfor england's man bun disappointment for the women yesterday. there has been brilliant sport in the last few weeks. and with the netball as well. we will speak to them later. they are leaving liverpool, but not early enough this morning. but we will get them on. what in your view... it is still early. it is really warm. people noticing overnight. what a lovely morning for a swim. some people are out and about already at a very special lake, isn't it, carol? you are quite right. this is back in place place a park. a newly opened wild

it was a big smile on tracey neville's face on the end, obviously not the metal she wanted, but at leastget the result they wanted in this tournament, there has been a brilliant buzz around netball throughout the ten days of this world cup. and we have definitely been treated to some fabulous matches, this final included in that, and we will keep you across the action as it happens to find out who will be crowned the world cup champions for 2019. it's all very exciting there in liverpool, thank you very much kate. cycling now. it's been a much better day for britain at the tour de france. simon yates claimed a second stage win as defending champion geraint thomas clawed back time from race leader julian ala—philippe. nick parrott reports. another day in the mounds of the tour de france promised another day of intense battles. after losing time to ella phillippe yesterday, defending champion garrett thomas couldn't afford to lose sight of him again. one man who was allowed to get away was a briton's simon yates, the spaniard champion wasn't a threat to their ambitions as his searing pace

tracey neville and who is her brother? philip neville who is her brother?as also a footballer. how about that? is the humble burger getting a identity crisis? we put the taste challenge of meat free burgers to our panellists. the man had been spotted carrying a gun hidden behind a dustbin. his friend was also chased down. have you got a weapon on you? a large knife found on him. they were jailed this week but with knife and gun crime rising it is getting harder to stop. john lewis knows the pain of knife crime. her husband was repeatedly stabbed and killed two yea rs repeatedly stabbed and killed two years ago. this person not only took my husband's life, he took mine with it. i will never get over the death, his death ever. in the year up until march, more than a3,000 crimes involved a knife or a sharp object, thatis involved a knife or a sharp object, that is up more than 3000. robbery was also up 11% and the proportion of crimes the police are solving is down, now just of crimes the police are solving is down, nowjust 7.8% of offences end up down, nowjus

she'sjess thirlby and she replaces tracey neville who stepped down after leading the roses to a bronzed coach of team bath in january after 20 years as a player and coach. a huge day of rugby league coming up today. i think it is going to rain the some of us. a perfect day for it. as long as it will not terrain of the sport. it will be great for the rugby. 11:15am, the women's cup final. a repeat of last year, leeds rhinos against castleford. you can watch that on the bbc iplayer and the sport website. at 1:15pm, warrington against hull, that is on bbc one. and a0 m, st helens, run —— for pm, runaway leaders, st helens, thatis for pm, runaway leaders, st helens, that is on bbc two. then it is time to walk the dog. providing it is not raining. that doesn't stop the dog walk. we know what you're doing this afternoon! the use of electric scooters has become increasingly popular in many european cities and in the us. they're now available for hire in more than 100 cities across the world. but after the recent deaths of riders in london and paris, how safe are they? tom edwards has been inv

tracey neville's roses went down 47—115 in liverpool, which is where kate grey is for us. liverpool. i think the crowd don't really know what to do with themselves, england have lost another semi final at the world cup. their eighth consecutive semi final loss of the world cup. truly devastating, because there was a belief that this team could go all the way in this tournament, ever since they won the commonwealth games last year. there was a belief that this was england's time. applicants new zealand, it was a lwa ys applicants new zealand, it was always going to be a tough match, and you could tell the pressure was on england. they had a brilliant lead up to this particular match, but new zealand looked very calm and composed, and england were making a huge amount of mistakes. they were five down in the first five minutes, they came back at half—time and were three up, but then the mistakes continued. the shooter started to miss, and new zealand just continued to remain composed. by the end, when the final whistle blew, there was a huge amount of emotion amongst the engl

she's called jess thirlby and she replaces tracey neville who stepped down after leading the roses toerself, and left her role as head coach of team bath in january after 20 years as a player and coach. i love netball, um, and it's quite surreal to think, you know, aged 13, i had a phone call the eve of my first england trial to say there had been an administration error and i was too young to trial, and 26 years later, i'm finding myself in the role of roses head coach. i mean, what a journey that is, so, yeah, i'm really privileged and i absolutely adore this sport and i will give it my all. there was a big new world record set at the world swimming championships in south korea. this is the american caeleb dressel knocking 0.3 of a second off michael phelps record in the 100m butterfly. that might not sound very much, but in swimming over such a short distance that is massive. it wasn't even a final, it was the semis, so he's odds on for gold. meanwhile britain's luke greenbank won his first senior international medal. he took bronze in the men's 200 metres backstroke fighting back

tracey neville stepped down following england's bronze medal at this summer's world cup.ning coach tamsin greenway is one of the favourites for thejob. coming up today, there's ball—by—ball coverage of the third day of the test between england and ireland at lord's over on 5 live sports extra from ten o'clock this morning. and for a full rundown of all the day's sports news, tune into sportsday at 6:30 tonight on the bbc news channel. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sports centre at 11:15. some of the world's best video game players are set to battle it out in a tournament that could see the winner take home more money than the wimbledon champion. the popular game fortnite is holding its first ever world cup in new york this weekend, with a top prize of almost £2.5 million. joe tidy has this report. for two years, fortnite's unique brand of dancing, shooting and looting has brought gamers together online. now it's time for the cream of the crop to meet in person for the first ever world cup. the prize pool is a record $30 million, or £24 million, and the w