and in the netball world cup, england looks set for the semifinals after beating trinidad and tobago -46. in after beating trinidad and tobago 72—46. in a moment it be sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. the latest on the donald trump racist tweets row in beyond 100 days as democrats vote in the next few hours whether or not to impeach him. the race to become conservative leader and next prime minister enters its last stretch as boris johnson and jeremy hunt prepare to ta ke johnson and jeremy hunt prepare to take part in the final hustings of the campaign. full coverage live from east london this evening. that is from 7:30pm. at 10:a0pm and 11:30pm, a look at tomorrow's front pages with baroness new love, and james rampton, features right at the independent. that's all ahead here on bbc news, but right now it's time for sportsday. —— features writer. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. steve bruce is confirmed as head coach of his boyhood club newcastle united, describing it as a very special moment. but the fans are not happ

trinidad and tobago stood in their way. gland started to ratchet up the pressure, forcing mistakes, maximising the space. so 22—40, then, at the end of the second quarter, an 18—goal lead for england — the roses are right on track for the semis. the combination of harton and housby in attack, strong as usual. jo harten sets, delivers. there were moments, though, when england looked a little ragged. this was far from the perfect performance. but fans hope they‘ve saved their best to last. there was a little bit of nerves out there, and i know this game meant something to them, but it's nice just to get everybody out there, take some of the load off some players, and we smashed a lot of goals on the board, and that was important as well. england said they wanted to have fun here in liverpool — the semifinals is where it gets serious. ba rs bars some freak results, then, england through to the semifinals on saturday. scotland have just england through to the semifinals on saturday. scotland havejust been beaten by jamaica 67—36

they need to beat trinidad and tobago, assuming that the other matches today go as the form book decks south africa to beat uganda, and that were just about seal the deal for england. they should not be too much ofa england. they should not be too much of a tough challenge for racers, trinidad and tobago are number ten in the world, as is england who are number three. they prove the type of form they are in at the minute, they have had a day off coming in fresh, hoping to get a comfortable win under their belt ready for some much tougher matches later on in the tournament. if they do make it through to the semifinals, they will face the likes of new zealand or australia, two of the best teams in the world. scotland play jamaica, why is a win so important for scotland? scotland have had a tough tournament here, they have only won one match so far and that is mainly because they have been a tough side of the draw. they face jamaica, one of the draw. they face jamaica, one of the draw. they face jamaica, one of the top teams in this tournament, they've had a difficult run, jamaica, losing

they will face trinidad and tobago tomorrow, but for england they are still well on course to making was confirmed thanks to south africa's victory over uganda this evening. it finished 67—40 — that means south africa willjoin england in the semis. the two teams face each other tomorrow to decide who tops group g — that will determine which side they face for a place in the final. steve bruce says it's a special moment for him and his family after being named manager of his boyhood cloud newcastle united. it comes just two days after he left sheffield wednesday.

they will face trinidad and tobago tomorrow, but for england they are still well on course to making it through to their first ever world cup final. well england's place in the last four was confirmed thanks to south africa's victory over uganda this evening. it finished 67—40 — that means south africa willjoin england in the semis. the two teams face each other tomorrow to decide who tops group g — that will determine which side they face for a place in the final. steve bruce says it's a special moment for him and his family after being named manager of his boyhood cloud newcastle united. it comes just two days after he left sheffield wednesday. replacing the popular rafa benitez was never going to be easy and already some fans have described his appointment as unambitious. james burford has the story. the clouds of been gathering over the park and the connection between fa ns the park and the connection between fans and owner is perhaps more turbulent than ever. best, mike ashley's relationship is fractious and with no sign of a truce, this is the man to whom ashley now turns. stev

they've beaten trinidad and tobago today. that's five wins out of five.e case. they looked brilliant today. not as sharp as previous matches, but they were just going through the motions, making sure everybody had a chance to run out, resting those legs ready for some really tough matches later on in the tournament. the livable crowd absolutely loves seeing them in impressive form here. i'm sure they will take a lot of confidence from that today and they'll be ready for their match against south africa tomorrow. and hopefully on to the semifinals at the weekend. good news for england. we will stay across the scotla nd for england. we will stay across the scotland match for you as it happens. thanks very much. newcastle united have confirmed the appointment of steve bruce as head coach. the fans aren't happy, calling the appointment unambitious. bruce resigned as manager of sheffield wednesday on monday, despite only joining the club injanuary. he replaces rafa benitez who left newcastle at the end of last month when his contract expired. many fans have be

versus barbados for the 11th and 12th positions and we will see northern island up against trinidad and tobago ten placing at this tournament and you can find all of that across the bbc platforms. to diving now and tom daley has the chance to defend his ten metre platform world title tomorrow. he's through to the final along with fellow briton noah williams at the world championships. that also means they secure two spots in the event at the tokyo olympics. nick hope has more from south korea: tom daly has already won three royal titles with this career, coming exactly a deck a decade ago, in and out of the water over the last ten years, you would think nothing was facing at this stage of his career boy spoke to him a little hour earlier, he was incredibly nervous heading into today's event because the places are up today's event because the places are upforgrabs. if today's event because the places are up for grabs. if you sign of tension as the east through the preliminaries to book a place in the afternoon semifinals, but is at this stage we remember he made that shot exit at the rio olympi

so england are still in a great position, they play trinidad and tobago tomorrow and if they win theythem through this tournament. and we will be back with that tomorrow. a quick look at the day's other stories. british boxer amir khan claims he's agreed a deal to fight manny pacquiao in saudi arabia. he won the wbc international welterweight title beating billy dib in jeddah on friday. ajax defender matthias de ligt is on the brink ofjoining italian champions juventus for £67.5 million. the defender flew to turin to finalise his move today. and formerjudo world champion craig fallon has died at the age of 36. he won gold in cairo in 2005, and also competed at two olympic games — the cause of death has not been disclosed. the england women's squad for the upcoming test has been announced in what is a must win if they're to keep hopes of victory in the multi format series alive. ki rsty kirsty gordon and katherine brunt have been named in the squad. england need to win this test and all three t20 internationals that follow if they are to beat australia who hold the ashes after victory

an epic match for scotland up against trinidad and tobago. it was 43 all. wd but not the result they wanted. such a physical game and very low scoring but u nfortu nately, scotla nd game and very low scoring but unfortunately, scotland will not make that play off due to their goal average. they would have known that going into the match, they needed to win itand going into the match, they needed to win it and unfortunately they couldn't get that one extra goal they needed. we are so excited about this potential of england making it through to their first final. how important would that be for the england girls? it will be massive. we have seen the crowds here, the interest bill throughout the week and if they can make it to that final and even win it, that will ta ke final and even win it, that will take them up the sporting ladder in this nation. fingers crossed for a big win tonight and a confidence builder in the semifinals at the weekend. thank you so much for joining us. yes, england will be in action from 8pm this evening, you can action from 8pm this

department of state where she served in belgium, as well as trinidad and tobago. thank you for being here. as you know, we have your written statements that will be made part of the record and we ask that your testimony be about five minutes. there is a light system, somewhere. maybe not. but when you are one minute away from five minutes, the yellow light will go on in the red light is supposed to go on when your time is up. we ask that you try to stay within that timeframe and we are eager to hear from each one of you. with that, we will start with you, ms. lint. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today on the bipartisan issue of reducing processing delays at uscis. i am the elected president of the american immigration leaders association. a private bar association of more than 15,000 immigration attorneys and law professors. i am also a partner at the law firm of sydney austin, where i specialize in business integration and recognize a wide range of companies. collectively we represent businesses, families and people seeking protection befor

and england can confirm a semifinal spot at the netball world cup with a win over trinidad and tobagoore and all of those stories at 9:40am. see you then. thank you, sally. see you soon. the united states has announced sanctions on four of myanmar‘s top generals, accusing them of gross human rights violations against rohingya muslims. those targeted include the country's commander in chief. the measures mean neither the generals, nor their immediate families, can travel to the us. 0ur correspondent nick beake sent this update. well, it's nearly two years now since the rohingya were driven from myanmar in such great numbers. many people, of course, believed that that was genocide. that's certainly what some un inspectors believe. but this is the first time that the commander in chief here in myanmar, min aung hlaing, has been sanctioned in this way. he, along with his deputy and two other senior figures in the military, will no longer be able to travel to the united states, if, indeed, they want to. some people today are seeing this as a symbolic gesture. will it really have an impact?

at this tournament so far with four wins from four matches to date are trippy and they face trinidad and tobagosaturday 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 scotla nd to keep their hopes alive here and scotland looking for a top eight finish. but england will be the centre of attention hoping to get into that semifinal position. the most—played song on uk radio of the 21st century has

to the semi finals of the netball world cup with a game to spare thanks to a 72—46 win over trinidad and tobagosh top of the group and in theory an easier path to the final. for scotland though — another disappointing defeat will see them finish outside the top eight. kate grey has been at the liverpool arena for us. england continue to impress at this world cup with five wins from five following their match against trinidad & tobago today. there were many changes over the course of the match. neville trying out some deformed combinations but more importantly, saving the legs of some players to keep them fresh for tougher matches to follow. that will come with south africa. england play them tomorrow. they have been a non— form team here in liverpool. they have been building through this tournament and are well on course to having their best world cup to date. england will need to be ready for that one. but i am sure they will have one eye on the semifinals. and there they will face new zealand or australia who play each other tomorrow and that will determine how the semifinals will pan out. sc

department of state were she served in belgium as well as trinidad and tobago. we thank each one of you for being here. as you know we have your written statements which will be made part of the record and we ask your testimony be about 5 minutes. there is a light system somewhere. when you are a minute away the yellow light will go on and the red light is supposed to go on when your time is up. we ask you stay within that timeframe and we are eager to hear from each one of you. >> chair lofgren thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today and the bipartisan issue of reducing processing delays. i am the elected president at the end american immigration association of a private bar association more than 15,000 immigration attorneys and law professors. i am also a partner at the law firm where i specialized in business immigration and represent a wide range of americans companies. collectively we represent businesses, families and people seeking protection before uscis and uscis and virtually every kind of immigration application. unfortunately, our ex

they will secure a spot in the last four if they beat trinidad and tobago on wednesday.oing to be a tough game, four games we knew this was going to be a tough game, fourgames in we knew this was going to be a tough game, four games in a row. we knew jamaica after yesterday were going to be coming for this win, so we knew this was going to be probably one of the toughest games of this round. so yes, i am one of the toughest games of this round. so yes, iam really one of the toughest games of this round. so yes, i am really pleased with the girls, and you talk about heroes on the court, and i think we had seven of the court today, and four on the bench. —— seven on the court. the semis are beyond scotland, after a third defeat in a row. they lost to south africa 66—38 and are bottom of their group. the south africans have moved level on points, with england at the top. in the other group, northern ireland lost to malawi. it has been a good day for the defending champion, geraint thomas, at the tour de france. he moved up to second in the overall standings after a dramatic

jamaica in the second round, and will be guaranteed a spot in the semi—finals with a win over trinidad and tobago on his way back to premier league management. he's resigned as boss of sheffield wednesday, and is expected to become the new newcastle united manager. and it was a good day for the defending tour de france champion geraint thomas. he's moved up from fifth to second in the overall rankings after ten stages. there's been so much sport going on, it's been so busy. how have we got to ten stages of the tour de france? we are there. sorry, what were you going to say? i'm getting more excited about the netball. that's all quietly happening. the netball is brilliant. liverpool looks fantastic. flags and fans everywhere. tried to go for a meal at the weekend and couldn't get a table, great! one of those situations where i know we get people writing quite a lot, but when there's so much sport around you can't fit it all in so you get lots of people why aren't you covering more? apologise to fans of the scottish open yesterday, some of you got in touch. there's a line somewhere! it's really tri

it is pretty straightforward, england need to beat trinidad and tobago today, it should be is fairly are in then this type of tournament, they have won four from four so far, particularly significant when they won against jamaica, relishing particularly significant when they won againstjamaica, relishing the type of form they are in this tournament, looking very confident across the board. despite losing one of their key defenders early in the tournament. so if they beat them today, it pretty much means they will make it through to the semifinals on saturday, assuming the other matches that take place today go as the phone predicts. we are looking to see south africa beat uganda. england are very much in a strong position for this tournament. a tough match againstjamaica, scotla nd a tough match againstjamaica, scotland face jamaica later, why is a wind so important for scotland? scotla nd a wind so important for scotland? scotland have not had it at all easy in this tournament. they have won one from four matches and they play jamaica today to try and keep their hopes alive and stay

they'll guarantee a semi—final spot if they beat trinidad and tobago on wednesday. t through to the latter stages of the tournament. and the big sporting events are coming thick and fast — with the open championship at royal portrush starting on thursday. it's a home tournament for rory mcilroy, who broke the course record there aged just 16. he plays his opening two rounds with the new us open champion gary woodland and england's paul casey. it's the first time royal portrush has hosted the open since 1951, and the opening shot will be hit by another northern irishman — darren clarke. the political climate until recently, there were never going to come here. ithink recently, there were never going to come here. i think from recently, there were never going to come here. ithink from how recently, there were never going to come here. i think from how far we have moved on from the good friday agreement, they weren't going to bring a tournament this big when we had those troubles going on. to see them being as brave as they have been to bring up here has been wonderful.

islands we got a fair bit of cloud pushing over to wards dominican republic is fine and dry for trinidad and tobago brought about by this as well temperatures here around 31 degrees celsius the sweater weather will just creep its way across the great around to this is we go on name to wednesday haiti briefly wet keep missing some lavish as not even catch your shot just making its way into jamaica kingston with a top temperature of around 32 degrees cooler just left here some of the wet weather making its way across the central plains of the u.s. is driving a swiss will see it making its way through the appalachians and she's day. weather sponsored by countdown and what is. going behind the scenes of one of mexico's most gloves and using fiction to mirror the struggles of real life. this week the story line focuses on the basis of systematic violence in mexican society and issues close to home for the producers and actors alike as they struggle to portray in fiction the murky face of reality soap box mexico every day mafia on the disease . this is 0. hello and welcome back to the al-jazeera news hou

shallots but there was a possibility of the old spots would say all right protected out towards trinidad and tobago for the great trying to this is jan we're looking dry little bit a fair weather clap you can see forgotten mala pushing into the far south of mexico quite just catch one or 2 showers here as for the remnants of tropical storm barry that's going to continue pushing its way further north once it does mean further wet weather for rock and so and now pushing up into tennessee. whether sponsored by cats are endless. it's my privilege to name al-jazeera english the broadcaster of the year the country as a fight each other but we've been told that we can still hear this is the largest demonstration that's been held by will lead to refugees since over 700000 additional dear some of the nurses who was at the front to be appalling to think of a complete bust of him. here english proud recipient of the new crystals called cost of the year award for the city of london. water an essential resource for all humankind across europe pressure to recognise water as a human right and put its management b

wet weather just pushing towards the game but i could see some showers just cropping up in trinidad and tobago over the next. fed by the cloud across a good part of the caribbean but some showers there across northern areas of cuba if you shall is just around central america as you go on into thursday is a similar picture perhaps a touch drier just around the yucatan peninsula which he wanted to show us the looking cross eastern side of the region may well into the u.s. we still got some rather wet weather just pushing up across the great plains but the big story over the next couple of days will be the building heat. sponsored by catalona. i really felt liberated as a journalist i was. going to the truth as i would love for this job. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm sammy's a dan this is the news hour live from. to begin with breaking news out of northern iraq with a turkish deputy consul general and 2 staff have been shot dead. a new era for the military and civilian coalition sign a deal for a transitional government. an emergency meeting is called by the world health organization to discuss a

a quick match, scotland just level a match with trinidad and tobago. evening. we will have more and more the rest of the day sport for you in sportsday at 6:30 p:m.. all this week we‘re marking the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, with events taking place around the world to celebrate one small step for man, but one giant leap for mankind. 50 years ago, the apollo 11 space craft launched from the kennedy space centre in florida. four days later, neil armstrong and buzz aldrin walked on the surface of the moon, starting a new era of space exploration and inspiring would—be astronauts across the world. one of those was major tim peake, who went on to become the first british european space agency astronaut to live on board the international space station. and we can talk to tim now, he‘s at the international air tattoo at raf fairford, where this year‘s theme is air & space. is there a lot of excitement there about this 50th anniversary of that momentous moment when man landed on the moon? absolutely. i am delighted to be here at the royal internatio

they'll guarantee a semi—final spot if they beat trinidad and tobago on wednesday. he next big sporting event to get underway is the open championship at royal portrush — that starts on thursday. it's a home tournament for rory mcilroy who broke the course record there aged just 16. he plays his opening two rounds with the new us open champion gary woodland and england's paul casey. it's the first time royal portrush has hosted the open since 1951, and the opening shot will be hit by another northern irishman — darren clarke. the political climate, until recently, there was not... they were never going to come here in that scenario. i think from how far we've moved on from the good friday agreement when that was done, they were never going to bring a tournament this big when they had those troubles going on. to see them being as brave as they have been, i think to bring it up here has been wonderful. defending champion geraint thomas had a good day on stage 10 of the tour de france. thomas had started the 218 kilometre stage from saint—flour to albi in fifth overall,

they are playing for the ninth and tenth position against trinidad and tobago. l? and there will be live coverage of england v new zealand this afternoon from 2:30pm on bbc two. other matches are on the red button. those games start early, don't they? they do. thick and fast. it is an action packed event down in liverpool and exciting to see it. we have had so much great sport recently haven't we? the dream is of course that lots of people get involved? especially with what we saw with a cricket, and hope as it can inspire the next generation and sports like cricket and netball, they have been minority sports to a degree compared to football and other headline sports. a lot of it is down to whether or not they are broadcast? completely true. static this can really bring the entertainment to the masses. and hopefully that will do this. netball. when you think of netball players, height is obviously the first thing you think about. so if you're going to send someone in to find out how to become a good netball player and play with great players, who would you pick?

england play scotland today, jamaica play trinidad and tobago today. five live today. cricket tomorrow. the women's singles finals today at wimbledon, the men's tomorrow. the cricket is on five live proper all day. you might have tojuggle thermal controls, maybe a tablet as well. the bbc sport app is the best way to stay in touch with everything. and the british grand prix at silverstone! helen will have a final look at the weather for us as well. it will be dry for the sporting events, the weather looks that good. helen has been looking at all the events for us, not least what is happening in the united states because tropical store in barry is threatening to turn into a hurricane. good morning. barry is still a tropical storm, we are expecting an update in about 20 minutes. it is a massive storm and it will cause widespread flooding. it is to rein a band, a storm surge events. they have a few days ahead of this storm to watch. here in the uk, it is far quieter. a big sporting weekend. it looks like the weather is going to play ball. high pressure has

higher than them, but england won 56—48 and they will win a spot in the last four if they beat trinidad and tobago it would be a shock if they didn't reach the last four. we knew this would be a tough game, four games knew this would be a tough game, fourgames ina knew this would be a tough game, four games in a row. when you after yesterday jamaica would be four games in a row. when you after yesterdayjamaica would be coming for this when well then i think it will be one of the toughest games of this round. really pleased with the girls. you talk about heroes on the court and i think we had seven on that court today, and four on the bench. the semifinals are beyond scotland, though, after a third defeat in a row, losing to south africa, bottom of their group. south africa, bottom of their group. south africa moved level on points with england. in the other group, northern ireland lost to malawi, so they will not reach the semifinals either. finally, good day for the defending champion geraint thomas at the tour de france, having moved up to second in the overall standings. after a really dramatic

the roses got off to a slow start in liverpool but saw off trinidad and tobago by 72 points to 46.ecall england's layla guscoth was injured earlier in the netball world cup. she's offered us an update on how she's doing on instagram this morning. she praises the doctors at the clinic who operated on her achilles. and has backed her team—mates before their game against south africa tonight. you can watch the match on iplayer, the red button and the bbc sport website and app from 8 o'clock this evening. england begin what is a must win test match in the women's ashes this morning in taunton. 6 points to nil down to holders australia after losing all three of the one day internationals, they can't afford to lose any more game in the multi—format series. we are going to have to play in a certain way but it is important that we don't try to win the test match in the first hour, it is about breaking it down session by session and winning the little battles. there will be times we will try to be positive, but sometimes we will have to absorb some pressure, play the game situation and hope

which means they can recuperate, rest, and then a slightly easier game on wednesday against trinidad and tobagoce in the event for the tokyo 2020 olympics. look how much it means to them, that is all from us for now, back to you, simon. now on afternoon live — let‘s go nationwide — and see what‘s happening around the country — in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. let‘s go to hull where we‘re joined by look north‘s peter levy, who is going to be telling us about local residents taking road safety into their own hands. and in newcastle we have look north‘sjeff brown who is talking about a phenomenal day in british cricket... first to hull, this is a community that has been given speed guns, is that has been given speed guns, is that right? yes. there are many rural areas in villages in yorkshire and lincolnshire, and the crime commissioner says there is a persistent problem with drivers speeding. the idea of volunteers holding speed guns has already been used in lincolnshire, and where it has been running in lincolnshire it has been running in lincolnshire it has been running in

england can be assured of a semifinal spot with a win against trinidad and tobago.g jamaica with a top—8 place on the line kieran trippier is close to completing a move from tottenham to atletico madrid. the england right—backjoined spurs from burnley injune 2015 and has played more than 100 times for the club. he's been linked with a move away form white hart lane all summer. and manny pacquiao's publicist has denied that a deal has been agreed to fight amir khan. the british boxer claims that terms have been "signed off and done" to face pacquiao in saudi arabia in november. but pacquiao's spokesperson told bbc sport "manny has not signed any contract. " does that mean they aren't talking about it, though? there are always conversations. was it we can fighting? yeah. he's still got it. which is incredible, because i've been talking on the spot for many, many years and i can remember going to his mum and dad does make house not far from here when he was just a kid. i watched not far from here when he was just a kid. iwatched him not far from here when he was just a

and scotland were involved in an extraordinary game against trinidad and tobago.ow only finish 11th, at best now. australia are well in control of the test match in the women's ashes — a game england must win, to avoid losing the tournament. australia lead, by 6 points to 0, in the multi—format series, so avoiding defeat would see them retain the ashes, and they're well on their way in taunton. elise perry, top—scoring on 84 not out, as australia finished day one on 265 for 3. britain's simon yates has won stage 12 of the tour de france. three riders who'd broken away from the peloton, were fighting it out, in a sprint finish. it was eventually won by yates, who rides for the mitchelton—scott team. frenchman julian ala—philippe, retained the overall frenchman julian alaphilippe, retained the overall leader's yellow jersey. gerraint thomas is still second overall, 72 seconds behind. chris froome went a title after its previous winner was disqualified for doping. there was a big shock in europa league qualifying, as the welsh side, connor's quay beat kilmarnock. no

at 8pm tonight and we'll see scotla nd will be at 8pm tonight and we'll see scotland against trinidad and tobagoay. lots of really interesting matches but i think england will be the centre of attention at 8pm tonight. thank you very much indeed. you can follow it on the bbc sport and app. that's all the sport for now. 12 israelis, aged 15 to 18 have appeared in court in cyprus in connection with the rape of a british holiday maker. the alleged attack took place in the popular resort of ayia napa. the foreign office has confirmed it is supporting a british woman and is in contact with the police. tom bateman sent this update from paralimni, where today's court appearance was held. it was in the early hours of yesterday morning that a 19—year—old british woman contacted the police just down the road in ayia napa to say she had been raped in the hotel she was staying in. later that day the authorities arrested 12 teenagers, they are all israeli and aged between 15 and 18. in the last hour and a half they have appeared in court. as they arrived, they covered their faces with jackets, came into the

the roses got off to a slow start in liverpool but saw off trinidad and tobago 72—46.d's hopes of a top eight finish are over after they were well beaten by jamaica. it leaves them still searching for theirfirst points in group g. 67—36 the final score. celtic have moved a step closer to the champions league group stages after beating fk sarajevo in the first qualifying round. they won 2—1 on the night and 5—2 on aggregate after goals from ryan christie and callum mcgregor. steve bruce has been appointed the newcastle manager but his arrival has received a mixed reaction from fans. he replaces rafa benitez but many supporters have directed their frustration at owner mike ashley, urging him to sell the club. kieran trippier has completed his move from tottenham to atletico madrid. the full back was part of the england team that reached the world cup semi final last year — scoring in that game against croatia. the deal is worth around 20 million pounds. australia's caleb ewan has won the 11th stage of the tour de france, the 25—year—old just about holding off his rivals

to comfortably beat trinidad and tobago 72—46.ay and they will do so in a special fashion. they enjoyed the celebrations at the end, they‘ve had to recover quickly because it will be back here tomorrow against south africa, a much tougher match, but assuming south africa beat uganda later this afternoon, it means that england should also qualify for the semifinals as well. they‘ve all waiting for that result. they‘re pretty much certain to go through, though. almost job done for england. and an important day as well for scotland? yes, scotland will be playing jamaican, a very tough match for them. only won one of their four matches here, jamaica will not be easy. they have a lot to take from this match, if they win, they are still in with a chance of making the semifinals, but scotland are looking for that top eight position. i don‘t know if they will have enough to beat the girls from jamaica, but that match is next and it sounds like its going to be welcomed onto the court now. enjoy the atmosphere there, more than that to come.