in the end, shaunae miller—uibo's 400 metre strength sealed it but today she confirmed she will not be. something dina asher—smith and the british fans will be glad to hear. i was happy with howl i was happy with how i ran today. the competitor in me always wants to win but when you take a step back, that could have been a world or olympic final. it is a good thing. england's women have won their opening game at the eurohockey championships in antwerp. they beat ireland 2—1. giselle ansley‘s drag flick giving them their second goal. england's next match is tomorrow against germany, who thrashed belarus 13—0. in the men's game, england lost to belgium. england keeper harry gibson made a good save from a corner but they scored from the rebound. the second goal came in the second half, a smash into the corner. ireland came from behind to earn a 3-3 ireland came from behind to earn a 3—3 draw with scotland. trailing 3-1, this 3—3 draw with scotland. trailing 3—1, this effort told the irish back into the game with less than six minutes remaining before this penalty stroke three minutes late

however, it wasn't enough to beat shaunae miller—uibo of the bahamas, who stormed to victory with theler—uibo will be focussing on the iioo—metres at next month's world championships in doha, leaving asher—smith as favourite over 200 metres. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. a little bit of breaking news for you. more brexit developments. there are several coui’t you. more brexit developments. there are several court challenges to the decision to approve the parliament beginning next week. these court attem pts beginning next week. these court atte m pts to beginning next week. these court attempts to try to halt the suspension, while one of those is in the high court in london. it involves gina miller. sirjohn major and now labour‘s deputy leader tom watson has joined the court case. he has made it clear today that he is doing this because the decision to suspend or prove parliament is an unprecedented affront to democracy. so, tom watsonjoining unprecedented affront to democracy. so, tom watson join

however, it wasn‘t enough to beat shaunae miller—uibo of the bahamas, who stormed to victory with thetill in the us open both play again today. johanna konta takes on zhang shuai, after a stunning performance against the unseeded russian margarita gasparyan — she took less than an hour and dropped just one game. da n eva ns will play roger federer — the third grand slam meeting between the pair. the last time they faced each other, federer said it was like playing himself in a mirror. evans beat luca pouille in four sets to make it through to the third round. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. concerns about healthcare and dwindling pensions is leading some british ex—pats living in spain to consider whether to stay in the country after brexit. a group representing brits abroad has told the bbc ex—pats feel "alone and forgotten" by the uk government. breakfast‘s tim muffett on the costa del sol for us this morning. tell us more about what they have been saying to you. good morning to you. ona been saying to you. good morning to you. on a day like th

in the end, shaunae miller—uibo's 400 metre strand sealed it but today she confirmed she will not beill be glad to hear. today's super league games are mainly focused on the bottle of the table. huddersfield, who are in tenth, on the same points as bottom side london broncos, were on the end a 24—0 thrashing at home by castleford. better news for wakefield who are also in a fight to avoid relegation. they beat hull kr 38—10 in hull. england's women have won their opening game at the eurohockey championships in antwerp. they beat ireland 2—1. giselle ansley‘s drag flick giving them their second goal. england's next match is tomorrow against germany, who thrashed belarus 13—0. ireland came from behind in the final quarter to earn a 3—3 draw with scotland in the eurohockey championships but the result leaves both sides needing to win their last game to make the semifinals. trailing 3—1, tim cross's powerful effort hauled the irish back into the game with fewer than six minutes remaining before shane o'donoghue's penalty stroke three minutes later levelled the match. it is half—time in t

despite facing such impressive competition, asher—smith finished in second place behind shauna miller—uibometres at the world championships next month. while britain's adam gemili finished in second place in the men's 100 metres behind jamaica's yohan blake. the world athletics championships take place next month in doha. that's all the sport for now. gibraltar has rejected a request by the united states to again seize an iranian oil tanker that it had been holding sincejuly, on suspicion of transporting oil to syria. the gibraltar government lifted its detention order on thursday. it said it could not seek a new order based on washington's request because us sanctions against iran did not apply in the eu. the vessel is expected to finally leave gibraltar this evening. british royal marines had detained the ship on suspicion that it was carrying oil to syria in violation of eu sanctions. fawaz gerges is professor of international relations at the london school of economics, and an expert in the politics of the middle east. thank you forjoining us. this is a fascinating story. what do you t

despite facing such impressive competition, asher—smith finished in second place behind shaunae miller—uiboonships next month. while britain's adam gemili finished in second place in the men's100 metres behind jamaica's yohan blake. the world athletics championships take place next month in doha. and, carol, don't forget the ashes are under way. i'm and, carol, don't forget the ashes are underway. i'm not and, carol, don't forget the ashes are under way. i'm not going to ask you who you're actually going to be supporting. the winner. excellent. it should be quite a match. canada has accused the uk of "offloading its responsibilities," after a british man with dual nationality who'd travelled to syria to join the islamic state group was stripped of his uk citizenship. jack letts was captured by kurdish forces two years ago and is currently being held in prison in northern syria. our security correspondent frank gardner has speaking about the canadian reaction. they have said they are very disappointed with this and that they have pointed out that terrorism has no borders and countries need t

one of those was the bahamas' shaunae miller—uibo, who came through to beat britain's dina asher—smithaser—pryce was third. in the men's 100 metres, former world champion yohan blake just pipped another brit — adam gemili — to first place. 10.07 seconds for the jamaican. all the results are on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. thank you. whenever there's a plan to demolish a megastructure — especially if there's dynamite involved — you can be sure of a good crowd. that was the case in the english town of didcot where three famous towers used to produce electricity were turned to rubble. it didn't all go to plan though. a nearby power line caught fire and some residents were cut off around an hour.. you can find more on the stories on the website whenever you want to. you can also download the news app and reach me on social media. thank you for watching. hello, again. showers have been a really widespread today, particularly across the northern half of the uk. and of course, with the showers, we get rainbows, like these. this was spotted earlier on in the day in ross

shauna miller—uibo won the race.ace in the men's 100 metres behind johan blake. there's more on the bbc sport website, including the latest from hockey's euro champioships. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news. a ceremony has been held at the top of an extinct volcano in iceland to mark the loss of the first glacier to be wiped out by climate change. ijokull went from this... to this. as recently as the 1980's it showed as a mass of solid white. by 2014 it was declared dead. the glacier is now a small patch of ice on top of an extinct volcano, where today's ceremony took place. a bronze plaque was unveiled with a message to warn future generations about the effects of global warming. well earlier i spoke to cymene howe, professor of anthropology at rice university in texas, she came up with the idea of the memorial, and spoke to me from reykjavik soon after the ceremony. what we wanted to do was to memorialise the loss of iceland's first well—know

despite facing such impressive competition, asher—smith finished in second place behind shauna miller—uibompionships take place next month in doha. there's more on the bbc sport website including rangers and aberdeen reaching the quarter finals of the scottish league cup. hello. this is bbc news. a shortage of intravenous feed supplies has been declared a national emergency incident by health chiefs and affects hundreds of patients across england. the situation is so serious the nhs is considering importing supplies from other countries to meet the needs of patients who depend on them. alison freeman reports. it's a painstaking process that michelle has to go through every day just to stay alive. it's a painstaking process that michelle has to go through every day just to stay alive. she has intestinal failure, and gets no benefits from eating or drinking like most other people. instead, these liquid packs provide all of her nutrients, calories and hydration directly into her bloodstream. it's life—sustaining for me. without it, ijust couldn't survive. so it's extremely important that we g