as for warrington and hull, there was nothing for these two sites. was the wolves who bit first. a fumble from hull let bryson goodwin slipped into the corner. but from six wins into the last eight, hull were filled with confidence — so much so that they tried things like this. sheer brilliance! a pinpoint cross field kick from albert kelly into the corner. there's been nothing between the sides this season, and warrington showed that anything hull could do, they could do to. ben curry rising highest to give the wolves the lead into the break. into the second half, it started just in the same way. warrington going to the sky, this time toby king rising highest to score. hull continued to bat against the warrington defence, but in the end it was the wolves who had the final say. a chip, a chase, and a spot in the final. hometown boyjoe philbin, the man to take warrington to wembley. austin halewood, bbc news. a former big bash cricketer was the hero as leeds rhinos retained the women's challenge cup. captain and half—back courtney hill scored the only

as for warrington and hall, there was nothing for these two sites. fumble from hull from bryce and gwen slipped into the corner. but from six wins into the last eight, hull were filled with confidence — so much so that they tried things like this. sheer brilliance! a pinpoint cross field kick from albert kelly into the corner. there's been nothing between the sites this season, and warrington showed that anything hull could do, they could do to. ben curry rising highest to give the wolves the lead into the break. into the second half, it started just in the same way. warrington going to the sky, this time toby king rising highest to score. hull continued to bat against the warrington defence, but in the end it was the wolves who had the final say. a chip, a chase, and a spot in the final. hometown boyjoe philbin the man to take warrington into the finals. liverpool have won the race to sign fulham youngster harvey elliot. the teenage winger became the youngest player to feature in the premier league last season, aged just 16 years and 30 days. elliot

warrington going to the same way.ut in the end it was the wolves who had the final say. a chip, a chase, and a spot in the final. hometown boyjoe philbin the man to take warrington into the finals. the women's challenge cup final was won by leeds rhinos for the second year in a row. they beat castleford tigers 16 points to ten in a tight final, played at the university of bolton stadium before the first men's semi final, a triple bill for rugby league fans there today as imran sidat reports. ina in a repeat of last year's final, these rhinos were on the hunt for back to back challenge cup titles. standing in their way where the league leaders castle takers, who handed a lead debut over to holly dart. the tigers came flying out of the traps as rhiannon marshall powered through score against her former side. it didn't take leads long to respond, as she was the quickest to respond here. that's a brilliant take! the rhinos went for earlier dust further ahead, tim's and run off going under the posts. the game was poised at

warrington were sent through to the finalfor a third 14.hrough to the finalfor a third time in four yea rs. the finalfor a third time in four years. the other semifinal always looks to be in mitch match on paper. part—time halifax put in a resilient performance and saints prove too strong at the end. winning 26 leeds rhinos won the women's challenge cup for a second year in a row. it was pretty close for a while. courtney hill went overfor the pretty close for a while. courtney hill went over for the rhinos with 20 minutes to go. 16—10 the final score. lewis hamilton will start today's grand prix from pole position. yesterday he said he felt so ill he may have to drop out of the race weekend altogether. so to ta ke the race weekend altogether. so to take pole position is no mean feat. ferrari failed to make it through qualifying. rory mcilroy looks like he has returned to form after the open championship. he birdied nine holes, including four of the last five to leave him 12 under par overall, one shot ahead of the winner. it is the last da

warrington have lost a bit of form in the league, but it's too close to call.re ten points clear at the top of super league, they are the overwhelming favourites to progress to wembley over halifax? st helens of the best tea m over halifax? st helens of the best team in the country by a distance at the moment. if a rub against any super league team, you would make them clear favourites. they're super league team, you would make them clearfavourites. they're up against a decent championship side in halifax, but they are all pa rt—timers, in halifax, but they are all part—timers, it they've been training in the night time during this week. st helens are fully professional. it could be a landslide. should be, on form, a landslide. should be, on form, a landslide. you cannot make a case for halifax winning that game. i would suggest to you that an upset is not going to happen tomorrow. at halifax will try their best, they will give it their all, but not good enough. they have a baker in the side, i love it! it would be a fairy tale, because halifax haven't appeared

warrington will play st helens in the men's challenge cup final.ly won 22—14. joe philbin went over late on, to secure warrington's third challenge cup final in four seasons. part—time side halifax put up a brave fight against st helens in the other semi, but in the end saints proved too strong, running in four tries to win 26 points to 2. it's the first time they've reached the final since 2008. rory mcilroy looks like he's returned to form after missing the cut at the open last weekend. he shot a third round of 62 at the latest event of the world golf championship in memphis. mcilroy hit nine birdies in his 8—under par round — moving to 12—under par overall and a shot clear of brooks koepka. finally, enable has become the first horse to regain the king george vi and queen elizabeth stakes crown at ascot. the 15—8 on favourite, ridden by frankie dettori, came from behind to just edge out crystal ocean in a thrilling race to the line. it was an 11th straight win for enable, who also won the race back in 2017. that's all the sport for now. thank you

for warrington and hall, the challenge cup was almost in reach.call, but it was the wolves who bit first. the fumble from whole let bryce and goodwin creep into the corner. but with six wins from their last eight, they are filled with confidence. so much so they try things like this. a pinpoint cross kick from albert kelly into the arms of beretta for remo, and into the corner. there's been nothing between the sites this season, and warrington show that anything hole can do, they can do to. ben curry rising high to give the wolves the lead into the break. in the second half started in just the same way, with warrington going to the sky, this time toby king rising highest score. hole continue to bat the warrington defence, but in the end it was the wolves who had the final say. a chip, chase, and a spot in the final. joe philbin, the man to ta ke the final. joe philbin, the man to take the wolves to hampton. warrington don't know who they will face in that final at wembley on august 24. st helens and halifax are playing their semi final at the mome

warrington will play st helens in the final of rugby league's challenge cup.k for their victory by a well drilled hull fc side but eventually won by 22 points to 14. joe philbin going over the line late on, to send warrington through to the final for a third time in four years. the other semi—final always looked to be a mis—match on paper, but part—timers halifax put in a really resiliant performance to frustrate st helen's early on. but saints proved too strong in the end, running in four tries to win 26 points to 2, qualifying for their first final in 11 years. really proud of them. talking about effort all week, and we certainly didn't get beat on effort which is really pleasing. i think it might even have been a little bit tighter, if we had handled the ball a bit better. but saints definitely know they had a game anyway and that's a big thing for us. and leeds rhinos won the women's challenge cup for a second year in a row. they beat the same team, castleford, in the process. it was pretty close for a while, io—all before courtney hill went over for the r

while warrington beat hull fc.d queen elizabeth stakes at ascot today. enable edged out crystal 0cean to take the prestigious title for dettori and trainer, john gosden — and in doing so he becomes the first horse to regain the king george vi and queen elizabeth stakes crown. lewis hamilton will be on pole position for tomorrow's german grand prix but the british driver admitted he has been feeling "a bit under the weather". despite suffering from flu, the five time world champion was fastest in qualifying at hockenheim. hamilton beat max verstappen of red bull into second place. there's more on the bbc sport website including the latest from the world aquatics championships in south korea, golf‘s evian championship and the bmx world championships. clive. that's it. so from me and the rest of the team — have a very good night. good evening. bournemouth may have been the hot spot at 25 degrees but unusually, not far behind where the shetland islands. blue skies overhead and its hottest day in ten yea rs. overhead an

warrington will play st helens in rugby league's challenge cup final.4. joe philbin went over late on, to secure warrington‘s third challenge cup final in four seasons. part—time side halifax put up a brave fight against st helens in the other semi, but in the end saints proved too strong, running infour tries to win 26—2. it's the first time they've reached the final since 2008. that's all the sport for now. in just under a year, athletes from around the world will descend onjapan for the tokyo 0lympics. in just under a year, athletes from around the world will descend onjapan for the tokyo 0lympics. the baseball competition will be held in the city of fukishima, where a nuclear accident occurred in 2011. it was the world's second biggest nuclear disaster, after chernobyl. the decision to host the sport there has attracted controversy, as david mcdaid has been finding out. translation: this is my home. i can never go back there. these photographs are all mr kumagami has to remind him of the house he lived in for a0 years. like 160,000 others, he was ev

league with a 35—22 victory over the london broncos, six tries and the wind, which keeps them third, warringtonharles leclerc has told the bbc that he was determined to pursue a career in formula one despite the death of his godfather and close friend jules bianchi. he died in 2015 from injuries he suffered in an accident at the previous year's japanese grand prix. but leclerc said he never considered quitting the sport: there was definitely no thoughts any time in my career to stop my career for that. from the beginning, when you going to the sport, you know how dangerous it is. it will never be a safe sport, it is not getting safer. and we are going at 340 kph, it cannot be safe. i knew it from the start and yeah, i do not know, i just want him to do good for him because he has learned many things and he has learned a lot of ways to push me forward and get better and yeah, the only thought they had when this happened was to do it for him to make him proud. we have had some very good moments and get matter that, it was good times and we had a good fight two weeks ago and i can't wait to have 1

warrington will play st helens in the final of rugby league's challenge cup.ngton through to the final for a third time in four years. the other semi—final always looked to be a mismatch on paper, but part—timers halifax put in a really resiliant performance to frustrate st helen's early on. but saints proved too strong in the end, running in four tries to win 26—2, qualifying for their first final in 11 years. and leeds rhinos won the women's challenge cup for a second year in a row. they beat the same team, castleford, in the process. it was pretty close for a while, 10—10 before courtney hill went overfor the rhinos with 20 minutes to go, 16—10 the final score at the university of bolton stadium. rory mcilroy looks like he's returned to form after missing the cut at the open championship last weekend. he leads the wgc invitational in memphis after shooting an 8—under par 62 in his third round. he birdied nine holes, including four of the last five, to leave him 12—under par overall, leaving him one shot ahead of us pga winner brooks koepka. staying with gol

warrington will play st helens in the final of rugby league's challenge cup.to send warrington through to the final for a third time in four years. the other semifinal always looked to be a mis—match on paper, but part—timers halifax put in a really resiliant performance to frustrate st helen's early on. but saints proved too strong in the end, running in four tries to win 26 points to two, qualifying for their first final in 11 years. really proud of them. talking about effort all week, and we certainly didn't get beat on effort which is really pleasing. i think it might even have been a little bit tighter, if we had had the ball a bit better. but saints definitely know they had a game anyway and that's a big thing for us. and leeds rhinos won the women's challenge cup for a second year in a row. they beat the same team, castleford, in the process. it was pretty close for a while, 10—all before courtney hill went over for the rhino's with 20 minutes to go, 16—10 the final score at the university of bolton stadium. rory mcilroy looks like he's returned to form

in labour warrington, a strong vote to leave in 2016. i voted to come out.d. definitely boris johnson. his natural charisma comes across on television. he is definitely the next prime minister. i would sack them. i would sack both of them. none of them are worth the money. they shouldn't be where they are. why do you say that? they're disgusting. why do you think they're disgusting? they are not fighting for us, they look only after themselves. boris says, we will be out, generally he is not giving a direct answer on that. why does that matter to you? well, we've had that much indecision over the last two, three years we had to get out. i think we should be out. he is a character, maybe he can get what he wants, but, is he reliable?|j character, maybe he can get what he wants, but, is he reliable? i don't know. i can't stand borisjohnson. but, that'sjust me. you know. so, it is the other one, what is his name? jeremy hunt. yes. who will be the chosen one? 0nly name? jeremy hunt. yes. who will be the chosen one? only two weeks left for the tories to make up t

in labour warrington, there was a strong vote to leave in 2016... i voted to come out.rd now. definitely borisjohnson. why? well, he's natural the way he comes over explaining things on television. he is definitely the next prime minister, definitely. i'd sack them. you'd sack both of them? i would. why do you say that? none of them are worth the money. they shouldn't be where they are. why do you say that? they're disgusting. why do you think they're disgusting? they're not fighting for us. they're only looking after themselves. who'll be the chosen one, though? only two weeks left for the tories to make up their minds. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, cheshire. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: no party for ashleigh barty at wimbledon, as the world number one is beaten by america's allison riske in the fourth round. while the women's draw is wide open, it's the usual suspects through in the men's. roger federer sets up a quarter—final against kei nishikori. and india and new zealand prepare to ba

a couple of strange results, castleford beating warrington in the super league.xed weekend weatherwise but as we head through this coming week, it's going to be all eyes on the temperature because things are turning increasingly hot and humid too. not dry for all of us. some rain in the north—west during the course of monday and later in the week, we're expecting some thundery downpours to develop. and the reason for the heat and humidity is that we've got high pressure sitting to the east of the uk, with the winds rotating around that, drawing in all this hot air from continental europe, and it is particularly hot. in fact, in paris, we could see temperatures up to 42 celsius later this week, which would break the all—time temperature record recorded in the french capital. we've had this line of cloud and weather fronts pouring in from the atlantic during sunday night and through the day on monday, they're going to be bringing further rain, initially across northern ireland the west of scotland. south, a mild and quite a murky start to your monday morning so qui

in labour warrington, there was a strong vote to leave in 2016. i voted to come out.like margaret and frank, it's straightforward now. definitely boris johnson. why? well, he's natural the way he comes over explaining things on television. he is definitely the next prime minister, definitely. i'd sack them. you'd sack both of them? i would. why do you say that? none of them are worth the money. they shouldn't be where they are. why do you say that? they're disgusting. why do you think they're disgusting? they're not fighting for us. they're only looking after themselves. who will be the chosen one, though? only two weeks left for the tories to make up their minds. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, cheshire. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's programme: i am dressing up in dublin as cosplay marks its 35th birthday. ade heads to dubai to explore a record breaker, in full bloom. this place is like the chelsea flower show on steroids. and lucy puts a cardboard kayak to the test in this month's global gadgets. this is pretty sturdy. hello, and welcome to

warrington vs hull on bbc one at 2, followed by st helen's vs halifax on bbc two at 4. the sport from us for now. it's the hardest problem in technology and one that could change everything. this week we're in arizona, the self driving capital of the world, to ride in the latest robotic vehicles, meet the people who are not happy to see them... what am i going to do then? stand in line for food? ..and to find out what happens when the tech goes wrong. when california told uber that there were going to be some new regulations that they needed to adhere to, governor ducey, in a public announcement, said... california may not want you, we want you to know that arizona does. we are a state that is open for business. welcomes business and new people and technology. our governor, governor ducey, had basically opened wide the arms of our state to welcome them there and it was a no—brainer. chandler is a hub where autonomous vehicles are growing and having more miles mapped on our roads than any place else in the galaxy. it's kind of great to be the centre of that. well, chandl

in labour warrington, there was a strong vote to leave in 2016... i voted to come out.now. definitely borisjohnson. why? well, he's natural the way he comes over explaining things on television. he is definitely the next prime minister, definitely. i'd sack them. you'd sack both of them? i would. why do you say that? none of them are worth the money. they shouldn't be where they are. why do you say that? they're disgusting. why do you think they're disgusting? they're not fighting for us. they're only looking after themselves. boris is saying, yes, we will be out, deal or no deal. jeremy hunt isn't giving a direct answer on that, i don't think. and why does that matter to you? well, we've had that much indecision over the last two, three years we've had to get out. i think we should be out. he is a character. he can maybe get what he wants, but is it what britain want? that's the question. like you said, is he reliable? i don't know. i can't stand borisjohnson, but that'sjust me. you know, but... so it's the other one. what's the other one's name did you say? jeremy hun

warrington set up a third challenge cup final appearance in four seasons after defeating hull fc in thet later. i will have more details for you later. let's return to that story that sheffield hallam mp jared 0'mara has said he will resign when parliament returns from its summer recess in september. mr 0'mara was elected as the labour mp for the constituency in may 2017, ousting former deputy pm nick clegg. he now sits as an independent mp. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake has been following developments and he told me what was behind 0'mara's decision. he first attracted attention when apparently sexist and homophobic comments he made online before he became an mp came to light. the whip was withdrawn from the labour party but he was readmitted and he subsequently quit himself. most recently, his former chief of staff has been attracting attention, when he quit in dramatic fashion this week, posting several tweets online, making clear his very dim view ofjared 0'mara and the state he was in. we had a statement on thursday from mr 0'mara saying he was taking time out to get p

warrington vs hull follows the news on bbc one, then it's st helen's vs halifax on bbc two at apm. all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6:35pm. hello, you're watching the bbc news channel. in the past hour, borisjohnson has set out plans for a new high—speed rail route between manchester and leeds, which is expected to cut journey times between the two cities to less than 30 minutes. during a speech in manchester, the prime minister said he was determined to boost prosperity in the north. i want to be the prime minister who does with northern powerhouse rail what we did for crossrail in london. and today, i am going to deliver on my commitment to that vision with a pledge to fund the manchester to leeds route. and i know that's the bit, mr mayor, that you particularly want, but i want to stress it is going to be up to local people to decide what comes next. and as far as i'm concerned, that is just the beginning of our commitments and investments. we want to see this whole thing done. and i have tasked officials to accelerate their work on

elsewhere warrington beat the london broncos. and there's live sport going on right now...ies triathalon taking place in hamburg in germany. britain has a team taking part in the mixed relay — jonathan brownlee and jess learmonth part of that team. they're down in tenth, france currently leading. you can watch it live right now via the bbc sport website and app. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, now it's time for the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times and the journalist and author shyama perera. lovely to have you here. you will notice there is a bright light shining on the desk. i have equipped oui’ shining on the desk. i have equipped our guests with my phone. we are struggling to see the font. the sunday telegraph carries an interview with borisjohnson in which he warns he's "not bluffing" about delivering a no—deal brexit on the 31st of october. the sunday express insists post—brexit trade deals, around the world will be ready to go — under boris johnson. according t

anthony grainger died from a single shot as he sat in a stolen car in culcheth in warrington.e, plan or conduct the firearms operation in such a way as to minimise records to the use of lethal force. firearms command as to minimise records to the use of lethalforce. firearms command is authorised and planned the operation incompetently and in breach of national guidance. they failed to maintain contemporaneous records of their decisions, reconstructing their decisions, reconstructing their official logs afterwards in their official logs afterwards in the light of hindsight. they briefed the light of hindsight. they briefed the firearms officers with inaccurate information and failed to keep the mission under review. they authorised the cs dispersal canister, a device which greater manchester police had procured some yea rs manchester police had procured some years earlier without the approval of the home secretary and in flag ra nt of the home secretary and in flagrant breach of national guidance. four of the officers involved in the operation, including two of its commanders

wakefield have now lost six of the last seven, and warrington beat the london broncos.d card playing for argentina in their third place playoff at the copa america. this was in the first half of the game against chile, and a confrontation with gary medel. they were both sent off although it looked like one was doing more pushing than the other. they even checked it via the var and still messi was sent off, and afterwards he claimed argentina were the victims of corruption. and perhaps that the referee had been told to do it after some injudicious comments from lionel messi. i have to say that these two we re messi. i have to say that these two were offering an interesting musical rendition of heroes in a half shell. it was quite a grungy, rapidly kind of tune, and i think many people should now head out and find it. it isa should now head out and find it. it is a recommendation you will com pletely is a recommendation you will completely ignore. the world's biggest gymnastics event is also the most inclusive. thousands of entrants are travelling to ta ke thousands of en

at 1:15pm, warrington against hull, that is on bbc one.hat 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 investigating. rush hour in islington and a handful of e—scooter riders are getting stopped by police. here, they're getting a warning, but officers have given out fines. for riders like david, who bought his electric scooter last week, it's frustrating. i think it's really hard because they are such a good vehicle for the city. they're reducing congestion, they're reducing pollution. you really want to be able to have something like this to use. i think because the law is old, it is, it's a bit of a grey area, it's just falling between two stools. i think we really

it happened in the village of culcheth, near warrington. two men were arrested at the scene. other men in a car were a different story. they did have convictions for violence, and the police saw one as a very dangerous criminal. it was early saturday evening back in march 2012 when armed officers swooped into this car park in unmarked cars. they were aiming for the corner, which is where anthony grainger was sitting in the driver's seat. and what happened next is disputed. the police say that when they got here, anthony had raised and then lowered his arms. they were worried that he was going for a gun. one of the officers fired a shot and killed him. we've talked to one of the other passengers in the car. they said there was no warning. they didn't know it was armed police. the first thing they knew was a shot had could come through the windscreen and had killed anthony. what is clear is that anthony grainger didn't have a gun — neither did anyone else in the car. 7.30, eight o'clock in the morning, there was somebody knocking on the door. so i came out. i opened the door. i

there is some work starting tomorrow on the west coast mainline between crewe and warrington.en from tomorrow, some services will be diverted and others will be replaced by buses. check before you travel. make sure you know where you will have to get to, be prepared, bring snacks if you have kids. what snack would you choose? something that will not melt, because it will also be quite warm. those boiled sweets you get in a ten, that is why they are called travel sweets. keep those in the glove box, never do any travel in this country without a ten of those. and if you are going on holiday, send us your pictures —— tin of those. have a great time if you are off, but send us pictures. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm tarah welsh. the mayor is calling on the government to give city hall new powers to introduce rent controls. sadiq khan wants to create a board of people, including tenants, who can find ways to reduce rents and keep them at lower levels. commuters will soon be able to use their mobile phones on part of th