castleford were given a bit of a shock, before holding on to win their super league game against wakefieldoints to eight with just 17 minutes to play — helped by five tries, including this from debutant corey aston, but they let wakefield fight back to within two points and gave themselves a nail—biting final ten minutes or so. the tigers edged it 28—26. in the night's other match, london broncos were thrashed 39—6 by catalan dragons. jarrell miller says he has "done nothing wrong" and will appeal the decision to deny him a licence to face anthonyjoshua at madison square garden on the first ofjune. the new york state athletic commission refused him a licence to box after he returned an "adverse finding" in a drug test. he said "my team and i stand for integrity, decency and honesty and we will fight this with everything we have." they've asked for his sample to be tested but as things stand, joshua has no opponent for what would've been his first fight in the united states. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. the ireland captain, rory best, ha

floyd wakefield, who is 101, you are amazing, look at you. i am glad you took me up on the offer. surrounded by their family. very good genes in this family. you live a long time. proud of the folks, have anything to say? >> the most wonderful in the world. >> right here. >> right here. >> the most wonderful dad. >> the most wonderful dad you can ever imagine. >> he is traveling of the whole country, all 50 governors and now meeting the president, if you world war ii veterans left. >> is there a number? >> i've been told it is a handful. meeting not only all the governors but hundreds of thousands of people along the way. >> congratulations on having a great gentlemen, i am a big believer in good genes and you have the best jeans you can get. see what that says. >> no regrets. >> we regretted not meeting a civil war veteran. he doesn't want anyone to not meet a world war ii veteran. >> a great victory. that was a great victory. we knew how to win wars. that was a tremendous victory. tell me, you talk to me the way we spoke, we had the greatest conversation. what did we say? >> las

and wakefield trinity, who beat bottom club leeds.defeat in the south of france. catalans dragons ran in six tries, as they cruised to 37 points to 16 win. sam tomkins with one of them. that defeat means castleford slip down to fourth behind wakefield. catalans are sixth. boxer kash ali has been given a six—month ban and fined £10,000 for biting david price during their all—british heavyweight fight. ali had his boxing licence suspended and his fight purse withdrawn, after being disqualified in the fifth round of the bout in liverpool last month. he apologised after the fight, saying his behaviour was not a "true reflection of who i am". british cyclist teo geoghegan hart has won the first stage of his pro tour career, on the opening day of the tour of the alps. the team sky rider was front and centre of a select group into kufstein. he timed his sprint perfectly on the narrow streets to beat his teammate chris froome, who finished 6th. trainer willie mullins claimed a first irish grand national victory as burrows saint took the win a

the tigers were given a bit of a shock before holding out to win a super league game against wakefieldand gave themselves a nailbiting final ten minutes. the tigers holding on. london broncos thrashed 39—6 by the catalan dragons. jerome miller says he has done nothing wrong and will appeal the decision to deny him licensed to face anthonyjoshua on the first of june at madison square garden. he was refused a license after he return an adverse finding in a driving test. is that he and his tea m driving test. is that he and his team stand for integrity, decency and honesty and they will fight this with everything they have. they have asked for a b sample to be tested but as it stands joshua has asked for a b sample to be tested but as it standsjoshua has no opponents for what would have been his first fight in the us. that is all the sport for now but the rest of the stories on the website and app. the easter weekend is upon us and the forecast is a positive one — if you like warmth and sunshine. all four nations of the uk had that warmest day of the year so far. temperatures set to climb

and wakefield trinity, who beat bottom club leeds....ed to 37 points to 16 win. sam tomkins with one of them. that defeat means castleford slip down to fourth behind wakefield. catalans are sixth. boxer kash ali has been given a six—month ban there's a shock in the making at the world snooker championship in sheffield. 23 year old amateurjames cahill leads ronnie 0'sullivan 5—4 in their first round match. cahill is the first amateur to qualify for the event and gave an early signal of his intention as he took the first frame. the world number one fought back but has looked as if his mind is elsewhere at times and has made plenty of mistakes. cahill has created plenty of opportunities and already appears to feel at home in the crucible. he'll return to the table tomorrow with a 5 frames to 4 lead in a best of 19 contest. three times champion mark selby is having a real battle with china's zhao xintong. he has won ten frames to seven. higgins is looking to make it third time lucky after losing the last two finals of the crucible. are subje

that defeat means castleford slip down to fourth, behind wakefield, catalans are sixth. saint took the win at fairyhouse. the 6—1 shot favourite, ridden byjockey ruby walsh, led at the final fence and had enough to hold off two of mullins' other horses in isle—of—hope—n—dreams and acapella bourgeois. mullins' historic win comes just a month after winning his first cheltenham gold cup. it is still too— one chelsea against burnley, 20 minutes gone in that match. —— 2—1. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. thank you very much indeed, gavin. friends of the young journalist who was shot dead last week in londonderry have daubed paint on an office used by political groups linked to dissident republicans. lyra mckee was killed while covering a riot involving dissident republicans on thursday night. mark simpson reports. the protest was by friends of lyra mckee. this building is used by political groups linked to dissident republicans. the protesters had publicised on social media what they intended to do. when they arrived, a numb

castleford held off a comeback before winning their super league game against wakefield. get to within two points and gave themselves a nail—biting final ten minutes or so. they won 28—26 to stay third in the table. elsewhere, catalan dragons trashed london broncos. jarrell miller, says he's "done nothing wrong" and will appeal the decision, to deny him a licence to face, anthonyjoshua at madison square garden, on the 1st ofjune. he returned an "adverse finding," in a drug test and he's asked for his b sample, to be examined. former world champion polly my analogy says that whatever the outcome, boxing has a problem getting a grip polymer —— paulie malignaggi. there are a lot of fighters that are dirty and the drug testing does not need to be more strict and stringent and often and more capable, you will see more guys and often and more capable, you will see more guys getting away with it. the fact that you catch them once in a while doesn't mean you catching all of them, it shows you it is there. the testing needs to be more strict and more regular. that is all the sport

in the nights other match, wakefield continued their good form as they beat wigan warriors 30 pointslso back underway this weekend. two games tonight, and two big wins for the superleague sides. leeds beating workington town by 78 points to 6. whilst salford beat rochdale hornets 76 poitns to 6. rochdale hornets 76 points to 6. ellie downie has just missed out on another european all round gymnastics title in poland. she has though taken silver. downie led going into the floor routine, but was eventually pipped in the final discipline by france's melanie dejesus dos santos, who snatched gold. angelina melnikova of russia was third. afterwards downie wasn't disheartened by her second place i'm actually ecstatic! coming in yesterday, i honestly didn't think i would get that, so. i was so close to third but it does mean such the same so to third but it does mean such the same so i'm to come second and i was so same so i'm to come second and i was so close, i'm over the moon. now in the early hours of tomorrow morning, manchester's anthony crolla faces a huge task — when he takes on vasy

you talk about andrew wakefield, whose views were discredited.hool could practically enforce if the government decided to exclude unvaccinated children from school? it is only a matter of weeks since i was here because her teachers were being accused of excluding too many people, now the health secretary himself says some young people should not be in school, so there will be irritation from school leaders. but if we can learn from best international practice, we are not saying young people in school will be sent home at six because they have not been vaccinated, which would be risky and foolish, if we are saying there has to be registration to incentivise parents, it has to be about education and something incentivising parents, i think we would support this. how do you incentivise? a bloke we had to learn from italy and france, one colleague of mine said that when she put her child into a ski resort crash in france she had to prove they had been vaccinated. the off—the—cuff remark from yesterday has opened up and important issue that we need ev

and grow up healthy and don't encounter these diseases, but what accompanies it is at its andrew wakefieldlk hero, he became a hero and now he a supermodel girlfriend and he a superstar in america, and it's not out ) that superstar in america, and it's not out) that kind of equivalent of a kind of underground movement that gains an enormous itioitiei'itui'i‘i kind of underground movement that gains an enormous momentum and becoming mainstream, and essentially it's all about ignoring evidence that's anti—science and not select a shows shocking, and a lot of these people to vaccinate their children are middle—class, they ought to know better and understand that it's science it's there for a reason and when they had done studies showing vaccine does work, they should get it. moving on to the telegraph, and the story we had been writing all day today, huawei, the deal is like getting beijing a loaded gun, it's about the chinese company and it reports that the uk is going to allow them to come and help some the ip network. anyway... what's interesting is we had irritated so many people first of

this year, wakefield have been added to the league — taking it from seven to eight teams.eports. it could not have been a better start to life for wigan, the team that did not even exist until 2017. fast forward 11 months and they were super league grand final champions. from where we started — girls were paying for their own kit, girls training on the backs of fields at the end of a lads' session, girls not getting a full team out of a weekend. they are working full—time. some of them have got families and stuff. they come and give it everything they've got, and i don't think when they formed the super league they really thought it would be as good a quality as it was. we can build on what we did last year, it can go from strength to strength. coaches say they want to maintain the standards of the league so they can develop players. but there is more to it thanjust winning and losing. it's the biggest girls to the smallest girls, it doesn't matter. and i think that's one thing outside of the obvious self benefits. it's body confidence when you're growing up and that real

wakefield kept their good form up, beating wigan warriors.e at the chinese grand prix. the mercedes driver managed to recover from an early spin to stay out in front. lewis hamilton also spun early and could only finish fourth, max verstappen‘s red bull was third fastest. mallory downey has just mist out on gold, but she has taken silver. she was pipped in the final discipline by france's gymnast who snatched gold. the russian gymnast was third. downey wasn't too disheartened by her second—place. downey wasn't too disheartened by her second-place. i am ecstatic. coming in yesterday i didn't think i would get that, so i know it is so close to first but it means just the same so close to first but it means just the same so! close to first but it means just the same so i am so happy. coming and reigning champion is not easy but coming in second, i am over the moon. that is all your support for now. don't forget you can keep up—to—date with all the latest news from the masters in augusta on the bbc news sport website. i know all eyes are on the w

this year, wakefield have been added to the league, taking it from seven to eight teams.as they host local rivals st helens. the team did not exist until 2017. they were grand final champions. the girls were paying for their own kit. girls are treading on the backs of fields at the end of a light session. girls are not getting a 13 out of the weekend. they are working full—time, some of them have families. and they come in they covered everything they got. i don't think when they farmed there so they did not think it would be as quality as it has, but we will build on what we did last year and growing the game and! we did last year and growing the game and i think it will go from strength to strength. which is only wa nt to strength to strength. which is only want to maintain the standard of the league so they can develop players in the best possible virus. there's more than winning or losing. whether they are the tallest or the shortest girls, does not matter. it is that body confidence that you're going up and that will self esteem that it gives you. it is a bright boug

in the night's other match wakefield continued their good form as they beat wigan.lity after extending her victory run to 33. she was described as the greatest of all time as she crossed the line this morning in sydney. the eight—year—old mare is unbeaten since april 2015 and she now gets to retire. that's all the sport for now. plenty of football to look forward to today. i will have more for you later on. a dutch fertility doctor accused of using his own sperm to inseminate patients without their consent has been confirmed as the father of 49 children. dna tests revealed that jan karbaat, who died two years ago, impregnated their mothers at his clinic in bijdorp, near rotterdam. let's get more on this now from our correspondent in the netherlands, anna holligan. this must have caused quite a stir. quite an emotional upset for the children involved, jan karbaat called himself a pioneer in the field of fertilisation and i remember being in the courtroom in 2017 sitting among these children who were sharing some of the doctor's physical features but uncertain whether

andrew wakefield, of course that report which i remember reading it and being gobsmacked, that was childrenet, there are lots of parents not vaccinating their children. but he had based it on. notjust in the uk, it is internationally now, in the us, he has got celebrity girlfriend and a huge following. and it is about the damage it can do. when he did his research, social media was barely in existence. social media was not responsible for this phenomenon, but the fact is that people who choose not to vaccinate their children, they are putting other people at huge harm, they are risking the lives of people. it is an unbelievably selfish thing to do. what do you think about school saying your child can't come to school? i think it is the only way you're going to battle this because if the school say and if you think your child is going to sit next to a child was not been vaccinated, you would want to say i want my child to sit as far away as possible. and i think it is a normal, sensible reaction. i think the trouble is that certain vaccination and then problems with children, parents have pu

you don't get rid of the ones that are already bad that's the issue we are finding in wakefield. promote to local authorities in relation they have got this power, that if they can provide the evidence that comes where you have a proliferation beyond kind of shutting them down. there's not much that can be done about that. just under 15% of people in england smoke. that's the lowest figure since records began but it is still higher than in sweden where adult figures put it at just 5%. this is because of a harm reduction, the snus tobacco that you press against your gum. it is widely used in sweden and as a result they have low lung cancer rates. but because is banned in the eu, we cannot follow and we could follow and save tens of thousands of lives if we were to legalise this technology when we leave the eu at the end of next week. no tobacco product is safe to consume due to its links to cancers. and snus is banned, as he rightly says, under the tobacco products directive is in all countries except in sweden. we have made an agreement under the tobacco control plan that the gov

>> the first person to promote this theory was andrew wakefield but since then the belief that vaccines cause autism or count a pesticide call roundup, that's a new one. it has really spread and it spread on both the right and the left. it is one of the things it makes anti-vaccine beliefs believable because they were for people who are more international health and maybe do not necessarily trust the fda they were for people in the right who also do not trust the federal government for different reasons. they are really, they work in a real interesting way and they also tie into our concern for our children. which is what can be more important than that? and so especially in the 80s when we saw the big sort of rise in the early 80s and 90s. people try to make the best choice they could for their kids. that is what they came up with and it is a hard thing to get away from. >> but to theorize that there is a puppetmaster for a conspiracy theory is sort of the meta-conspiracy theory, they are conspiring. you think you're someone that's actually spinning these things intentionally as, yet t

in the nights other game it is wakefield zero wigan four. both those games kicked off at 7:45.nother european all round gymnastics title in poland. she has though taken silver. downie led going into the floor routine, but was eventually pipped by france's melanie dejesus dos santos, who snatched gold. angelina melnikova of russia was third. i'm ecstatic. coming in yesterday honestly i didn't think i would get that, so i'm so to be honest it means the same to me so i'm very happy. coming in is not as easy but being second i'm still so close and i'm still over the moon. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. the pregnancy and parenting club, bounty uk, has been fined four hundred thousand pounds by the data watchdog, the information commissioner's office, or ico, for illegally sharing personal information belonging to more than 14 million people. it's one of the biggest fines the ico has ever imposed. our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones has been following the story. bounty uk is a parenting and pregnancy club. millions of m

giants on the board game that one. 2 innings later same score manny machado gets a hold of one of the wakefield long run to levi's landing. san diego up to one sheriff rodriguez 2 runs allowed 7 trains. the 9th child still can make a move down to rods runners at second and 3rd for belt, this is before he went to the sharks game. giants fall to 4 nights still have yet to win a series. we got all the postseason covered there are 8 sharks win tonight and then warriors clippers around one that's a good opponent warriors fan to like that one is it's going to be exciting time with the sharks and the warriors going at it really picks up thanks mark yet. >>jay-z go away guys. we're gonna see some more clouds coming in our direction the winds will be alright, you excited? yeah! waaahoo... well... that was fun, right? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. >>remakes are part of hollywood circles life and tonight, walt disney studios released the official trailer for its remake of the lion king lot of people waiting for this one the trailers more than 90 seco

in the night's other match, wakefield continued their good form as they beat wigan warriors 30 points are better than the tries. the try was brilliant. let us move on to gymnastics. ellie downie missed out on another european all round gymnastics title in poland. she had to settle for silver. downie led going into the floor routine, but was eventually pipped by france's melanie dejesus dos santos, who snatched gold. angelina melnikova of russia was third. iam i am ecstatic. coming in yesterday, idid not i am ecstatic. coming in yesterday, i did not think i would get that. i know i was so close to thirsk, but to be honest itjust means the same. i know it was so, so close. i am over the moon. the australian horse winx is said to have achieved racing immortality after winning her final race to extend a victory run to 33. the mare was described as ‘an australian icon' and the greatest of all time as she crossed the line to win the queen elizabeth stakes at randwick racecourse this morning in sydney. the eight—year—old mare, ridden byjockey hugh bowman, is unbeaten since april 2015 and is

elsewhere, there were wins for huddersfield giants, wigan warriors and wakefield trinity.n dragons 19—1; with about 20 minutes left. the dragons have run in three tries to the tigers one. trainer willie mullins claimed a first irish grand national victory as burrows saint took the win at fairyhose. the 6—1 shot favourite, ridden by jockey ruby walsh, led at the final fence and had enough to hold off two of mullins other horses in isle—of—hope—n—dreams and acapella bourgeois. mullins' historic win comes just a month after winning his first cheltenham gold cup. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. thanks for watching. we will see later on. good evening, it really has been the perfect easter break, hasn't it? 0nce perfect easter break, hasn't it? once again we have seen records broken. the warmest easter weekend across the uk. looking at 25 celsius. there were a few showers in the southwest by the end of the day and they will linger first thing on tuesday. affecting south wales as well. a breeze that is going to drag some cloud across the country

you talked about andrew wakefield whose views we re about andrew wakefield whose views were discreditedchildren who haven‘t been vaccinated from school. it is only a matter of weeks since i was here because head teachers are being accused of excluding too many young people. at the same time we got the health secretary himself saying that some young people shouldn't be in school. it would be an irritation for school leaders today. if we can learn from the best international practice, we are not seeing young people currently in school are going to be sent home at the age of six because they haven't been vaccinated. it would be a foolish thing to do. there has to be a form of registration to incentivise parents. this has to be about education. how would that work? how would you incentivise? would that work? how would you ince ntivise ? that would that work? how would you incentivise? that is why we need to learn from italy, we need to learn from france. a colleague said when she put her child into a ski resort crash in france she had to provide evidence that child had been vaccinated. what

elsewhere there were wins for wakefield, and warrington, who stay top. to finish on three under par. south korea's in—kyung kim, leads the event on eight under. this is the culmination of a penalty shoot out in hockey. normally you just hit the bullet in. and the south korean captain lee nam—youg dribbles the ball up before wow, lifting the ball up on his stick then flicking it up and in over the head of the indian goalkeeper as south korea clinched the title for the third time. idid not i did not think you would be allowed to do that. you can. a brilliant skill. want to try in the park later. it's the mixed gender sport, that's played in 70 countries around the world. korfball is commonly described as a mixture of netball and basketball and is all about inclusion. with the season reaching its climax i've been to see how it works and how it all started. music plays. imagine it's the netherlands in 1902 and this is a schoolmaster on his way to class and suddenly has the idea of a sport that would allow men and women to play on the same team. the notion of

elsewhere, there were wins for wakefield, and warrington, are top on points difference.s the leader, in—kyung kim of korea — she's 8—under par. next to the most confident penalty you will ever see taken in hockey. this is the culmination of a penalty shoot out, and the south korean captain lee nam—young dribbles the ball up before wow, lifting the ball up on his stick then flicking it up and in over the head of the indian goalkeeper as south korea clinched the title for the third time. it's the mixed gender sport, that's played in 70 countries i was think being a goalkeeper is a tha nkless i was think being a goalkeeper is a thankless task. you take a beating. you have a lot of kids in there. they can noise slip through the guards and he where it has —— kicks. it's the mixed gender sport, that's played in 70 countries around the world. korfball is commonly described as a mixture of netball and basketball and is all about inclusion. with the season reaching its climax i've been to see how it works and how it all started. music plays. imagine it's the netherlands in 1902 a

this year, wakefield have been added to the league — taking it from 7 to 8 teams.ife for wigan, the team that did not even exist until 2017. fast forward 11 months and they were super league grand final champions. from where we started, girls were paying for their own kids, girls training on the backs of fields at the end of a session, girls not getting a full team out of a weekend stop —— paying for their own kit. they come and give it everything they've got, and it'll think when they've got, and it'll think when they formed the super league they really thought it would be as good a quality as it was. we can keep building on what we did last year and going from strength to strength. coaches say they want to maintain the standards of the league so they can recruit players. but there is more to it than just winning and losing. it's the biggest girls to the smallest girls, and it doesn't matter. it's body confidence when you're growing up in the real self—esteem it gives you. it's a really welcoming environment for any girls wanting to be involved. the sport has grow

in the night‘s other match, wakefield continued their good form as they beat wigan warriors 30—20.of russia was third i‘m absolutely ecstatic. coming in yesterday i didn‘t think i would get that, and it was so close to first, but honestly it doesn‘t mean much. i was so close, i‘m over the moon. now she was described as an australian icon and the greatest of all time as she crossed the line to win a 33rd straight race. winx is retiring after the record run was completed with her victory in the queen elizabeth stakes at randwick racecourse this morning in sydney. is unbeaten since april 2015 — won the race for the third time the eight year old mare ridden by jockey hugh bowman is unbeaten since april 2015 — won the race for the third time running. an unbelievable achievement from winx, the greatest australian racehorse. how do you feel about the debate about what is and isn‘t a sport? i would never offer an opinion on that. what do you think about bell ringing? mike bushell is about bell ringing? mike bushell is a man who knows the difference, what isa a man who knows the difference,

castleford had a bit of a shock, before winning their super league game against wakefield.utes or so — they won 28—26, to stay third in the table. elsewhere catalan dragons trashed london broncos. jarrell miller, says he's "done nothing wrong" and will appeal the decision, to deny him a licence to face, anthonyjoshua at madison square garden, on the 1st ofjune. he returned an "adverse finding," in a drug test and he's asked for his b sample, to be examined. former world champion paulie, mally—nadgi, says whatever the outcome in this case, boxing does have a problem. ——malignaggi there are many dirty fighters in this sport and drug tests need to happen more often and be more stringent. the fact that we catch them once in awhile does not mean you catch them all. we need the drug testing to be more strict and on a more regular basis. now, have either review ever injured a colleague? -- either of you? yes. many times. now, watch this for one of the shortest substitutions on record. mattias ozgun was coming on to the pitch, high five with his team—mate, who accidentally pokes hi

the president hosting 95-year-old alan jones. 100-year-old sifd any walton, 101-year-old floyd wakefieldook me up on the offer and surrounded by their family. very good genes. >> president trump later tweeting beautiful afternoon in the oval office today with a few great american heroes. you got to love that you know what else we love? [cheers and applause] janice dean. [cheers and applause] janice: thank you, thank you, thank you. oh my god. [cheers and applause] janice: the weather is tremendous today. oh my god. this is the best studio audience so far. give yourselves a round of applause. [applause] holy moly. are you guys glad that spring is here? >> yes. janice: it's not spring across the yo upper midwest though. take a look at the maps. we had a blizzard for parts of the northern plains and upper midwest. still cranked up. unfortunately we will see the potential for more snow for these areas, minnesota, wisconsin, of course nebraska and south dakota. so there are your temperatures today. it's going to remain cold across the northern plains and upper midwest. could see severe storms

are breaking news, bonmarche, the women's clothing retailer, headquarters in wakefield, a good yorkshirerofit warnings and said they will make a loss of between £5 million and 6 million p. a real concern for them and their 2000 employees, but a uk billionaire called philip day, who owns the edinburgh woollen mill group, lots of people will know as well, he is buying it. the deal is worth £5.7 million, not a massive amount of money, so some retail analysts are saying he is getting a cut—price deal, but good news for the shop in terms of getting some help and hopefully that will help to turn things around. we do not know his plan with the company yet, we do not know what he will do with it, but interesting to see what happens. and whether or not he keeps the accent. we pronounce it like marsh in boro. there is another debate, is its preyemark or preemark. did i just hit you? about we do not touch each other, that as the rules! the guardian says brexit deadlock will see mrs mason and her cabinet for a five—hour showdown today. it features a shot of the climate change protesters who took the

that is how it looked close to wakefield. we will see some patchy cloud here and there.between 15 and 18 degrees. a little cooler close to the north sea coast. that is a theme that will continue for the next day or so. that will continue for the next day or so. this evening and tonight is dry with clear spells for many. it looks like we will develop extra cloud close to the north sea coast, which will roll in land. lower on the hills of the peak district and pennines, it could give some murky conditions of a high ground. most of us avoiding a frost, may be a touch of grass frost across the far north—east of scotland. tomorrow, we do it all again. that will break and lift, and then we see a lot of sunshine. you will notice the south easterly breeze. a brisk breeze which, if you are heading to the east coast, will make it feel quite chilly. 10 degrees in dundee, for example, tomorrow afternoon. 13 in bridlington. similarly, for some of the channel coasts, where you are exposed to the south easterly breeze, portland, 12 degrees. come inland, we have highs of 19, 20, may be

in the night's other match, wakefield continued their good form as they beat wigan warriors 30 pointsipped by france's melanie dejesus dos santos, who snatched gold. angelina melnikova of russia was third i'm absolutely ecstatic. coming in yesterday i didn't think i would get that, and it was so close to first, but honestly it doesn't mean much. i was so but honestly it doesn't mean much. i was so close, i'm over the moon. with a huge summer of cricket to come for england, there are a few players battling for a place in the team for either the world cup or the ashes by performing in the county championship and the indian premier league too. one of those isjoe denly who had an ipl debut to forget for the kolkata knight riders. delhi capitals ishant sharma ending the england batsman's innings with the first ball of the match. delhi went on to win by seven wickets. he is still in the reckoning for either of those two competitions for england, but it was not good. they say for batsmen, it is the rattle that you hear from say for batsmen, it is the rattle that you hearfrom behind say for b

elsewhere there were wins for wakefield, and warrington are top on points difference.she shot a second round of 69, to finish on three under par. but 5 strokes ahead is the leader, in kyung kim of korea, she's 8 under par. how about this for a penalty in hockey? this is the culmination of a penalty shoot out and the south korean captain lee nam—young dribbles the ball up before lifting the ball up on his stick then flicking it up and in over the head of the indian goalkeeper as south korea clinched the title for the third time. it's the mixed gender sport that's played in 70 countries around the world. korfball is commonly described as a mixture of netball and basketball and is all about inclusion. with the season reaching its climax i've been to see how it works and how it all started. music plays. imagine it's the netherlands in 1902 and this is a schoolmaster, nico broekhuysen, on his way to class and suddenly has the idea of a sport that would allow men and women to play on the same team. the notion of women playing with men because worldwide controversy. korfball