katie gornall has been assesing teh selection from wellington. the selection from wellington. warren gatland has rolled the dice somewhat with his selection for the second test. he has brought in 0wen farrell and johnny sexton in midfield at the expense of nta which is something of a surprise given that they have not played so far this tournament but warren jacklin says it gives them a different option —— ben teo. changes were cited in the forward pack because thatis cited in the forward pack because that is where when gavin said his side did not match up. the address that by bringing sam warburton into the back row. i think the message is having quite clear from last saturday what we have today. the penalty count has to be in single figures and we have to improve our all—around game that comes from the physicality, breakdown, line—out, scrum, visited our excellent last saturday and i expect we have two pick—up. you give away penalties because new zealand exert pressure and they played extremely well putting us under pressure so it is managing th

all blacks in auckland things were treated between the two coaches ahead of the second test in wellingtonate. it was in response to the comments about new zealand's treatments of their scrum—half conor moray. he thinks moray was unfairly targeted and could have been potentially injured. it is predictable comments from gatland, it is disappointing and what he is implying is that we are intentionally going out to injure somebody and that is not the case. we have never been like that and as a new zealander abbot expect him to know that it is not about intentionally trying to hurt anybody, it is about playing hard unfair. gatland city will speak about the rest to the d about it but before that in the lions face the hurricanes in brighton. —— wellington. the starting 15 has been announced. gatland is seeing there are opportunities still there to be grabbed. history is very much against the lions turning things around in the series — in fact only once before in their history have they ever lost the first test but gone on to win the series. the year was 1989 and the lions were in australia. here

our correspondent katie gornall is in wellington looking ahead to the big showdown.he all—importa nt second the all—important second test is just one day away and the all blacks captain seems relaxed about it. most teams would shut themselves away with such a big game on the horizon, but not new zealand. with such a big game on the horizon, but not new zealandlj with such a big game on the horizon, but not new zealand. i think is a good balance to get out and interact with people around the city and take your mind off it. so the players are pretty relaxed but they know they are upfora pretty relaxed but they know they are up for a challenge tomorrow. the all blacks took a grip on the series with a ruthless wind in auckland as the lines found themselves out forced and out thought. there were some encouraging flourishes from warren gatland's side but after all the hype it was a deflating defeat. wellington offers a fresh start for the team and a chance for them to reinvigorate the pack. the coaches gambled with this selection and opted for a change in style. he has mad

so the series is on the line here for the lions in wellington. they come alive or will it be where their tour unravels? you can follow all the twists and turns on the bbc. katie gornall there for us, kick off 8.35 tomorrow morning. here's what's still to come on sportsday. quad tennis has proved to be a big hit at the us and australian open, and wimbledon could be about to follow suit. i will bring you all the action from the taekwondo finals. bbc tv has secured the rights to show live cricket from 2020. the five year deal covers men's and women's t20 matches. the bbc last showed live cricket in 1999 and there has been no live coverage on terrestrial television since 2005. here are some of the details of what we can expect to see on the bbc every year from the summer of 2020. two live england men's t20s, one live england women's t20. 10 live men's matches from the new city—based t20 competition. that will be the new city —based franchise the ecb have come up with. up to eight domestic women's t20 matches. there will be highlights of england's tes

our sports correspondent katie gornall is in wellington.fter the british and irish lions were soundly beaten by the all blacks in auckland things have got heated between the two coaches ahead of the second test in wellington with the all blacks boss steve hansen calling warren gatland predictable and a little bit desperate. it was in response to gatland's comments about new zealand's treatment of their scrum—half conor murray. he thinks murray was unfairly targeted and could have been potentially injured. predictable comments from gatland. two weeks ago it was weak cheated in the scrums, last week it was blocking and now he is saying this. is really disappointing because what he is implying is we are intentionally going out to injure somebody, that's not the case and we have never been like that and as a new zealander i would expect him to know that in the new zealand side it is not about intentionally hurting anybody, it is about playing hard and fair. galland said he would speak to dhahmaan to the referee about it before the second test b

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it has caused them to make two changes for their side for saturday here in wellington.e given how well they dealt with the lions in auckland. steve hansen says he is expecting a big response from warren gatland's side here in wellington. they will be determined to win, you know, and they said that, they said that already. you wouldn't expect anything else from them, because quality teams don't lie down, they stand up and they get counted. losing hurts, it sucks, it's not a great idea and it comes with a lot of pain, so you don't want to do it. the series is on the line for the lions. they have to win here in wellington, although only two side have ever come back from 2—0 down, in 89, so history not very encouraging for warren gatland's side. exactly, what a big weekend for the british and irish lions. we finished tonight with a story of stephen murray. he was a british bmx rider who moved to the united states to pursue his dream of making it to the top of his sport. and that he did, winning titles at the x games and the gravity games. but a career ending accident at an

katie gornall, bbc news, wellington.y murray's says he's feeling good despite limping through much of practice three days before he's scheduled to begin the defence of his wimbledon title. he pulled out of his final warm—up match with a a sore hip. the defending champion did manage to work with his coach ivan lendl at the all—england club today. there were some ominous signs as he was clearly moving gingerly but he remains hopeful he'll be fit for monday's first round. so let's look at who murray and the other top players will be facing after the wimbledon draw. murray plays kazakstan qualifier, alexander bublik, on monday. seven—time champion roger federer faces ukraine's alexandr dolgopolov in his opening match. the second seed and three times winner novak djokovic takes on slovakia's martin klizan, and rafael nadal is up against australian john millman. in the women's draw, seven—times winner serena williams will sit out of the tournament as she prepares for the arrival of her first child. world number one angelique k

today, prince charles was in the small town of wellington beside lake ontario.of state. many in the crowd want to retain the british ties but elsewhere, some are less sure. at this anniversary, canadians are celebrating their history but these are uncertain times. they seem on a different path to their friend and neighbour to the south, the united states. it may prompt canada to be assertive in promoting its own identity. gavin hewitt, bbc news, canada. andy murray will begin his defence of his wimbledon title against a player ranked 134 in the world, when the championships begin on monday. he pulled out of his last warm—up game today because of a hip problem, but was practising on the grass at the all england club. murray is drawn in the same half as the french open champion, rafael nadal, and stan wawrinka. the british cyclist chris froome will attempt to defend his title when the tour de france begins tomorrow. he's hoping to complete his third straight win and a fourth victory in five years. but he faces stiff competition from some the world's leading cyclis

our sports correspondent katie gornall is in wellington for us. lions fans who turned up here to the westpac stadium, knowing that this is a make or break week for their side. warren gatland's priority was always going to be saturday's second test here against the all blacks, but this is hardly the warm up he would have wanted. the final midweek match of the lions tour, and wellington gave it a sense of occasion. for many of these players, this could be the last time they pull on the famous red jersey. greig laidlaw seized his moment, and when he ran out of options there was his scotland team—mate tommy seymour to finish thejob. the lions kept the scoreboard ticking over, but just before half—time the hurricanes powerfully hit back. several auditions for test places in play, time was running out to impress. george north was a surprise omission last week. will this persuade warren gatland to change his mind? the lions struggled to hold back the hurricanes, but in ian henderson they had a one—man blockade. minutes later, seymour again broke clear to

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a disappointing 31—31 draw with hurricanes in wellington. put the lions in control, but down to 1a men they shipped two tries squandering a 31—17 lead. not ideal preparation ahead of the second test against the all blacks on saturday. 50 years ago, the world's first cash machine was installed, outside a branch of barclays in enfield in london. now we rely on 70,000 in the uk, and 3 million across the world to get hold of money. and as simon gompertz reports, the machines are now so sophisticated, they're proving yet another threat to the traditional bank branch. 1967, a revolution — the first money from a hole in the wall. you put in a voucher and then a code and you got 10 £1 notes. reg varney, a tv celebrity of the time, had a go and the cash machine was born. this is what we have come to. less a cash machine thana mini—bank. on these ones you can even open a bank account, signing your name. it will take my photo as well. just to prove that it's me. you will be able to see and talk to bank staff directly on the screen and take out money us

looking at the neighborhood, areas that need to be on alert is wellington place, bayhurst. 83 degrees, humidity. winds stays possibly as high as 15 miles per hour. who hit 108? coming up shortly. >> this was swift work to protect those homes. cal fire aircraft dropping retardant. some of the homes that you can see down below are pink with fire retardant. not a bad trade-off. just how close the flames came to the homes. backyard fences right there next to those homes. michelle roberts is also with us. how many people were home during the fire and what were they being told? >> reporter: people were allowed to stay in their homes some people went out and picked up a hose and do what they can. it could have been much worse. the road has been closed all afternoon and it just opened up. you are asked not to use the ac until some of the smoke subsides. >> it was crazy. i thought my home was about to burn down. >> he said he grabbed a garden hose and starting spraying the fence line. >> it took ten mpts to get from there to up here. you get out and meet your neighbors every year when these fi

in 1997 wellington song watched his business empire all but collapsed. wiped out and he spent yea rs company was wiped out and he spent years painstakingly rehabilitating the luxury car dealership he began from scratch. it came as a total surprise. we didn't know where it came from, we had no idea how it was going to affect us. and then we just realised that it was a financial holocaust — it was a corporate nightmare. every day being so fea rful of nightmare. every day being so fearful of what new problems will arise. and it was like eating broken glass for breakfast every day for 11 yea rs. glass for breakfast every day for 11 years. so, what do you think, guys, will i be warm in london? years. so, what do you think, guys, willl be warm in london? the philippines is looking forward, not back. this woman is typical of the new generation. in her early 20s, she is the average age of the population and like many filipinos she sees a future are broad and she is preparing to move to london. -- abroad. here in the philippines are don't get paid as much as i wo

they take on the super rugby champions hurricanes in wellington on tuesday.ho performs. rory best returns as captain for the hurricanes match — he was skipper for their best win on the tour so far, against the chiefs last week. every game, we have taken each one in isolation, building up, and obviously everyone knew the biggest picture was the first test selection, that has been and gone now so now we have a chance as a squad to put our hand up for selection for the second test and that is what is important and i think if we start to look beyond and think too much about saturday, you take your eye off tuesday, and if you take your eye off the ball, the defending champions, one of the strongest franchises there is, you'll come unstuck and you will not need to worry about saturday. great britain were pipped to a european team championships podium finish byjust one point, as the men's 4x400m relay team came ninth in the final event in lille. one of the best performances came from marc scott in the men's 3000 metres. he finished second and gained a new personal b

defeating wellington would mean the all blacks ta ke wellington would mean the all blacks take the series20 million which would be a club record fee. the dutch international spent half of last season on loan at the vitality stadium. more sport in half an hour, including the wimbledon drawjust after 10am. next, just three weeks afterjeremy corbyn‘s general election success, you may have thought things would have settled down for the labour leader. but last night, three of his top team were sacked after defying orders during the queen‘s speech amendment votes and backing a call for the uk to stay in the single market after brexit. another one quit. shadow ministers andy slaughter, catherine west and ruth cadbury had supported the challenge made by another labour mp chuka umunna. staying in the single market is not labour policy and the party‘s mps had been told to abstain. 50 rebelled. 0ur political correspondent is alex forsyth. what does this say about what is going on within the labour party and within parliament on the whole issue of brexit and what gets through?” think this lays bare t

the british and irish lions will kick off the first of two matches in wellington in around two hoursy. the environment we are in, you play well and you will be looked at and may be chosen. yeah, i suppose it is good confidence. everyone is eager to put in a good performance tomorrow as a collective, mainly, and hopefully get the result. england's under 21s will be hoping to continue a successful summer for their representative sides when they face germany in the semi finals of the european championship. after the under 20s won the world cup and the under 17s reached the euro finals, victory tonight would put the u205 in contention for another trophy. manager aidy boothroyd is evoking memories of euro 96. 0bviously, obviously, it wasn't the ending that we had wanted but i think a lot of people of that generation have a real affinity with england — germany games. they are always big games, exciting games. both teams have got exciting games. both teams have got exciting players and i hope that the buildup to the game, i hope the game is as good as the buildup. after a shock defeat to in

saturday's test squad and one or two did their prospects no harm — as katie gornall reports from wellingtonhe lions. for several players this was a last chance to impress. the opportunities were there said warren gatland though the opportunities were there said warren gatland thouthoe marler may have squandered his. his departure to the sin bin forced introduction of scottish prop allan dell. 0ne to the sin bin forced introduction of scottish prop allan dell. one of the controversial late call ups for warren gatland who made quite the impression. after two defeats, a win of any description would do for the midweek clients who just wanted a break. like here through midweek clients who just wanted a break. like here throuthack nowell. in the second tab the lions bully their hosts, a penalty try stretched their lead but there was more thanjust stretched their lead but there was more than just brute force on show. they could do the pretty stuff as well as jack nowell prove. this was becoming a relaxing day trip for the lions, a work—out and then leisurely stroll over. jared payne convinced that

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but they will now travel to wellington knowing that the need to win both the remaining tests if theyall blacks showed how difficult they will be to beat. the score in the end looks like it was easy, but it was not. the lions played meant that doesn't lay, and when they can score tries like that first one, you are sitting there, thinking, they should be doing that a bit more often. that is one of the best test tries i have ever seen. lewis hamilton edged out his team—mate to take pole position for the azerbaijan grand prix. championship leader sebastien vessel qualified fourth. hosts england have been beaten by india in the curtain—raiserfor this year's women's world cup in derby. india's batsmen set england an imposing 282 to win — leaving england needing the highest run chase in world cup history if they were to win. maybe every world cup needs to begin with a shock. if this world cup is about trying to unlock the cricketing potential for women about trying to unlock the cricketing potentialfor women in india, then here is something for that country to latch onto. at the start of pl

the lions prepare to take on the all blacks in wellington. watson come from a set down against former world no 1 caroline wozniacki to reach the final of the aegon classic in eastbourne? president xi jinping insisted that hong kong has a stable future under chinese rule, as he arrived in the territory to mark 20 years since its handoverfrom britain. hong kong police have now released all 26 activists who were detained for staging a protest in advance of the visit, calling for more political freedom. 0ur correspondent in hong kong stephen mcdonell reports. the president of china, xijinping, started the day with a troop inspection at the people's liberation army garrison in hong kong. since this former british colony was returned to china two decades ago, the military has kept a pretty low profile here and is only on show for special occasions. the city itself is also being dressed up for the 20th anniversary, with light shows and performances planned. strong development in the future is one of the key messages being pushed by the central gover

today, prince charles was in the small town of wellington beside lake ontario.ate. many in the crowd want to retain the british ties but elsewhere, some are less sure. at this anniversary, canadians are celebrating their history but these are uncertain times. they seem on a different path to their friend and neighbour to the south, the united states. it may prompt canada to be assertive in promoting its own identity. gavin hewitt, bbc news, canada. the respected french politician and auschwitz survivor who wrote france's abortion laws, has died at the age of 89. simone veil was best known for her instrumental role in legalising abortion in the 1970s, and went on to serve as the first president of an elected european parliament. her death was confirmed by president macron, who called her life ‘an exemplary inspiration‘. the french public also paid tribute. the british cyclist chris froome will attempt to defend his title when the tour de france begins tomorrow. he's hoping to complete his third straight win — and a fourth victory in five years. but he faces stiff

the lions face the hurricanes in wellington. the starting 15 has been announced.est team. gatland said there are opportunities to be in the test team. gatland said there are opportunities to he grabbed. in the warm—up to next week‘s wimbledon, britain‘s heather watson is playing a second round match against defending champion cibulkova in eastbourne. watson‘s world ranking has slipped to 126 but she‘s looked in good form against the number four seed and has taken the first set 7—5. cibulkova has struggled throughout the match and watson is one game away from a notable victory. it‘s now 5—4 to the british player in the second set. wildcard naomi broady lost to kristyna pliskova. the czech took the first 6—2, and whilst broady took the second on a tie—break, pliskova crusied through the decider taking it 6—1. kyle edmund has been beaten in the first round of the men‘s draw by the american donald young. the british number two lost the first set 6—4 but won the second 6—3. the world number 55 soon broke edmund and went on to take the deciding set by 6—3. wimbledon hop

george north and jonathanjoseph named in the starting 15 against the hurricanes in wellington.s skipper for their best win on the tour so far — that was against the chiefs last week. and gatland believes all their problems from the first test can be sorted out for the next two. for me, those things can all be fixed. the all blacks haven't played champagne rugby and throwing the ball all over the place. in fairness to them, they were very direct up front, so we need to make sure we are better in those areas, in terms of combating them for next week. england's cricketers are regrouping after defeat in the opening match of the women's world cup. in the opening match, they lost by 35 runs against india in derby. it would have been a record—breaking victory if they'd made their target of 282 — but they fell short, as our sports correspondentjoe wilson reports. think globally, what women's cricket needs is to motivate interest in india. derby's welcome perhaps made the point about the size of the indian market. locally, well, perhaps decent crowd expected early england wickets, inste

today prince charles was in the small town of wellington beside lake ontario. if anyone they need schools no. this one day. his remain as they are he'll be canadian head of state. many in the crowd here want to retain their british ties but elsewhere somewhat less sure. at this anniversary canadians are celebrating at his. but these are uncertain times receive on a different path to that friend and neighbor to the south the united states. it may get prompt canada to be more assertive in promoting its own identity. gavin hewitt bbc news canad. now you may not have realized this but today is wait for it. troy day marking the anniversary of the biggest recorded impacts on earth in nineteen oh eight and asteroid exploded over siberia flattening a forest the size of a large city. neither hasn't been anything like it since but many scientists say it's only a matter of time. well earlier i spoke to doctor carrie corrigan a geologist at the national museum of natural history here in washington. carrie thanks for coming in wire asteroid so important what do they tell us

one figure who literally towers are as is the duke of wellington.with politicians. i think you would have agreed with this nation's are the greatest soldier turned statesman cove rts greatest soldier turned statesman coverts winston churchill, who as a young cavalry officer, and lived in the barracks before deploying to india. he famously said courage is what it takes to stand up and speak. it is also white it takes to sit down and listen. and on that note, mr speaker, down and listen. and on that note, mrspeaker, i down and listen. and on that note, mr speaker, i will resume oboes. time for me to go for a moment. but join us for the week in parliament, well we'll —— where we will look at the queen's speech and the challenges facing the parliament. —— resume my post. but for now, goodbye. well, it has certainly freshened up right across the uk. well, it has certainly freshened up the right across the uk. web will soon be a distant memory. the web will soon be a distant memory. here is another look at wednesday. 35 in the south—east, 31 in cardiff. a

the major general‘s office overlooking horse guards parade, the office once used by the duke of wellingtonatrick's day, march 17, the duchess of cambridge was presenting sprigs of shamrocks to the irish guards during the annual st patrick's day parade, in the presence of the duchess this year at the ceremony, upholding tradition maintained by a member of the royal family since it was started by queen alexandra in 1901. for decades it was maintained by the late queen mother who first attended the shamrock ceremony in 1928. this was the scene on march the 17th this year. the scene on march the 17th this yea r. lovely the scene on march the 17th this year. lovely images, chris, and again underlining for us the absolute importance of tradition for the irish guards. quite right, st patrick's day is a very special day for all irish guards men, in a family regiment it is ourfamily gathering, it is a time to meet up and catch up with old friends. since 2012 the shamrock has been presented by the duchess of cambridge. it's a relationship we value particularly highly because she is a part of our fam

they take on the super rugby champions hurricanes in wellington on tuesday.ns as captain for the hurricanes match — he was skipper for their best win on the tour so far, against the chiefs last week. every game, obviously everyone knew the big picture was the first test selection. that has been undergone 110w selection. that has been undergone now so now we have a selection. that has been undergone now so now we have a chance as a squad debate or hand up for a selection for the second test and thatis selection for the second test and that is what is important. i think if we start to look belonged and think too much about saturday, you ta ke think too much about saturday, you take your eye off tuesday and if you ta ke take your eye off tuesday and if you take your eye off tuesday and if you take your eye off the board and the defending champion and one of the strongest franchises that is, you won't need to worry about saturday. a chance to go out there and be very physical defensive play and the contact area, it is the one area that was disappointing from that

defeat to the all blacks in the first test, they take on the super rugby champions hurricanes in wellingtonwell in the match. rory best returns as captain — he was skipper for the lions biggest win on tour so far, against the chiefs last week. every game with taking each one in isolation building up. 0bviously eve ryo ne isolation building up. 0bviously everyone knew the bigger picture was the first test selection which has been and gone so now we have a chance as a squad to put our hand up for selection and the second test and that is what's important and if start to look beyond and think too much about saturday, you take your eye off tuesday and if you take your eye off tuesday and if you take your eye off tuesday and if you take your eye off the ball against the defending champions, with one other franchises, you don't need to worry about saturday. they've got it all to do, the lions. we'll have another in—depth look at the papers in a few minutes but in the meantime, here's a quick look at some of the front pages. the telegraph leads with the ongoing brexit talks, saying british tourist

with his trademark duffle coat, floppy hat and wellington boots, paddington bear made his public debutn wednesday, his creator michael bond died at the age of 91. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito reports now on the origins and impact of a bear called paddington. it was just over 60 years ago on christmas eve that a young bbc cameraman, michael bond, saw a lonely toy bear sitting on a shelf in a department store. it inspired him to write a bear called paddington. a polite, optimistic but accident—prone immigrant from darkest peru. he has a very strong sense of right and wrong, a very polite bear, rather based on my father. my father was a very polite man and always wore a hat in case he met somebody. had to have something to raise. paddington has a lot of him in it. "good afternoon," he said. "can i help you?" so the manners were from his father. but that opening scene with the station platform, he said there was in it an echo of his childhood in the ‘30s when he sanewish child refugees arrive in britain. but the world of paddington was, despite his many scrapes, a gentle place, roo

from wellington to leicester, where england's women are taking on pakistan in their second group matchld cup. joe wilson is there. and the hosts batting first, well placed to bounce back from that surprise defeat to india in their opening match. yes, absolutely, it is an overcast morning and be missed half an hour of play this morning at the start, the floodlights are on. in the last hour and they half england are starting to enjoy this world cup for the first time. they came in under pressure, lost both openers early on but since then the captain has dominated. this is quite a weak pakistani attack, just got to 100. we have 13 or so overslept. they will make a big winning total, i am sure. but if the weather arrives and the rain comes back mid—afternoon as expected, england will be desperate that pakistan get enough overs to count as a result. they do not want this to be rained off as a no result. so far, so good for england and leicester and a decent edges will crowd giving us an atmosphere. thank you, joe wilson, many thanks indeed. the world number one andy murray has pulled out of

george north and jonathan joseph have been named in the starting 15 against the hurricanes in wellington far, against the chiefs last week. and gatland believes all their problems from the first test can be sorted out for the next two. said that if we did drop a couple of games, that wouldn't be the end of the world. it gets better and better. we've demonstrated that as a group. so longer we've been in new zealand, the better we got. we said we do that and i think we've achieved that. 0ne football line for you — and england's under 21s now know who'll they'll face in the semi—finals of the european championship in poland. it'll be germany, after they lost to italy last night and finished runners—up in their group. england cricket captain heather knight says her side will recover from their surprise defeat by india in the opening match of the women's world cup. this being a round—robin stage, all eight teams play each other. she says that they are determined. we are an emotional team but we will keep our heads up. we look to tuesday and see the positives. we competed today but there are a

with his trademark duffle coat, floppy hat and wellington boots, paddington bear made his public debute. a very polite bear, rather based on my father. my father was a very polite man and always wore a hat in case he met somebody. had to have something to raise. paddington has a lot of him in it. "good afternoon," he said. "can i help you?" so the manners were from his father. but that opening scene with the station platform, he said there was in it an echo of his childhood in the ‘30s when he sanewish child refugees arrive in britain. but the world of paddington was, despite his many scrapes, a gentle place, rooted in the character of its duffle coat—wearing author. it really does feel very sad, particularly because the publishing party that he always comes to or i've always seen him is next week and so he will be really missed. he is the most lovely person. i think it proves that children do still love those sort of quiet books. it is about the character. there's parsley. michael bond also wrote parsley the lion and the herb garden along with dozens of other books, but nothing came c

they nail to make now travel to wellington knowing they need to remain both remaining tests if they arell blacks demonstrated here at at eden park, how difficult they are to defeat on home turf. scotland and ireland have wrapped up theirsummertours — gregor townsend suffered his first defeat in charge of scotland as they lost 27—22 to fiji. but ireland completed a series whitewash overjapan with a 35—13 win in tokyo. lewis hamilton has now passed ayrton senna's career haul of 65 pole positions as he edged out his mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas to secure top spot in the azerbaijan grand prix. hamilton banished memories of a poor qualifying session in baku last year to take pole. he'll be joined on the front row by bottas. championship leader sebastian vettel qualified fourth behind his team—mate kim raikkonen in third. hosts england were stunned on the opening day of the women's world cup, losing by 35 runs to india. they were set a world record run chase for a women's 50 over game of 282, but came up short, asjoe wilson reports. maybe every world cup needs to begin with a shock. it

andy farrell says the british and irish lions need to man up if they are to win the second test in wellingtonee changes. 0wen farrell moves to inside centre. sam warburton returns as in side flanker. the tourists have to win this. it is about character this week for us. it is about manning up. putting everything on the line because it is that situation, isn't it? it is do or die for us. barcelona have activated the buy—back clause 4 gerard deulofeu who will return on a two year contract. he was on loan at ac milan. he will cost barcelona around £10.5 million. jermain defoe signed for bournemouth on thursday and they have now signed nathan ake for a clu b have now signed nathan ake for a club record fee from chelsea. nathan ake had a spell on loan with eddie howe's season last season and the fee is reported to be around £20 million. that is all the sport for now. the respected french politician and auschwitz survivor who wrote france's abortion laws, has died at the age of 89. simone weil was best known for her instrumental role in legalising abortion in the 1970s, and went on to serve as the

they take on the super rugby champions hurricanes in wellington on tuesday, and gatland says there arecaptain for the hurricanes match — he was skipper for their best win on the tour so far, against the chiefs last week. every game, we've taken each one in isolation, everybody knew the bigger picture was the first test selection, that has been and gone and we have a chance to put our hand up and we have a chance to put our hand up for selection for the second test, andl up for selection for the second test, and i think if we start to look beyond and think too much about saturday, you take your eye off tuesday and you are of the ball of the defending champions, then you will not to worry about saturday. the guys are going to get the chance to go out there and be very physical, and one area is the contact attack that was disappearing, but we did lots of things that were positive as well. england cricket captain heather knight says her side will recover from their surprise defeat by india in the opening match of the women's world cup. this being a round—robin stage, all eight teams play e

they take on the super rugby champions hurricanes in wellington on tuesday. performs. rory best returns as captain for the hurricanes match, he was skipper for their best win on the tour so far, against the chiefs last week. every game, we have taken each one in isolation building up. everyone knew the bigger picture was the first test selection. that has been and gone now. we have a chance as a squad to put our hand—out for selection for the second test. and that's what is important. if we start to look beyond and think too much about saturday, you take your eye off tuesday. if you take your eye off tuesday. if you take your eye off tuesday. if you take your eye off the ball against the defending champions, and one of the strongest franchises there is, you can come unstuck. valentino rossi has won a moto gp race for the first time in over a year after claiming victory at the dutch grand prix earlier. the seven time world champion started from fourth on the grid and fought off fellow italian danilo petrucci to take the chequered flag in assen. marc marquezjus

what is moving asx 200 continuing to fall after tuesday's biggest drop in two months, shares and wellingtonollowing that first quarter manufacturing viands saw a decline -- volumes saw a decline. the currency space, we have the korean won leading that drop, the offshore yuan giving into broad weakness. bounce, black rock says it is serving as an acre for asian forex, instead as that source of disruption. ,oing back to the korean won ,hen it comes to the kospi falling for a second day, yet foreign investors continue to buy korean stocks for a third day, although the pace of inflows has slowed. on the track this terminal, where you can see the peaks and ebbs here. checking in on the year to date areormance, foreign inflows $26 million. year to date, $8 billion, just second behind taiwan at $8.7 billion. earlier we saw the taiex up by .2%. rishaad: thank you. rosalind has first word news headlines. >> qatari stocks fell again as isolation takes hold. been banned toe sail to and from qatar. relies on imports for almost 40% through the land border with saudi arabia. president trump claiming cred

they have six days to wellington to iron out some of those mistakes.id he is confident the lions commit this a close fought series. the all blacks have not played champagne rugby and thrown the ball all over the place. they were very direct upfront and so we need to make sure we're better in those areas in terms of combating them for next week. his opposite number was understandably in a much better mood post match. even give something approaching a smile as he praised his opponents. to their credit, they know the game. i thought the score in the end looks like it was easy but it wasn't easy. i thought the lions played magnificently, and when they can score tries like that first one, you're sitting there thinking, they should be doing at a bit more often, because that was probably one of the best test tries i have ever seen. the lions must win both remaining tests if they are to avoid a series defeat here, but tonight new zealand demonstrated at eden parkjust how tough they are going to be to beat on home soil. so a disappointing start to the test seri

stocks and wellington on the up despite that current account balance missing estimates this morning,nd the nikkei 2250.4%, closer -- nikkei 225 up .4%. ahead of the china open, i want to show this chart, #31. we will hear from msci on whether on sure chinese stocks will be added to global indices after denied three times. investors are piling into a u.s. exchange traded fund invested into a-shares, about $138 million total assets. that is from less than $20 million in february. rishaad: right, in congress, the latest and first word news with paul allen. thanks. attorney general jeff sessions has denied speaking to russian any interference with the twin 16 election campaign, calling suggestions of collusion and "appalling and lie."able he said while it appears russia did metal in the election come what he nothing but has read in the papers. >> i have no recollection of meeting are talking to the ambassador or any other russian officials. if any conversation occurred in passing during that reception, i do not remember it. anbanghinese insurer said the chairman can no longer perform his

lions in new zealand, as the all—blacks look to clinch the series in tomorrow's second test in wellingtoning to eastern europe to train to be doctors and dentists after failing to get places in british universities. research done by bbc news suggests there's been an increase in the numbers of students going to places like bulgaria and romania. that's partly because of the limited places at medical schools here. there are 8,200 places available each year in the uk to study medicine, but there are about 20,000 applicants. competition is fierce. and this at a time when we're facing a shortage of doctors. our health editor, hugh pym, reports from varna in bulgaria. they're so keen to study medicine, they've come a long way from home to do it. these british students are at the university of varna in bulgaria, because it was difficult getting places in the uk. cavity, not the chest wound. one of them is zara, a mature student who is a mother of four. she's frustrated she was turned down by a british medical school despite having the right grades. they were thinking it's going to be like, i'm go

we might have more chance in wellington, maybe. but i doubt it.rugby's toughest test. warren gatland has named an attacking side for the series opener against the world champions, based on form, not reputation. it will be captained by peter 0'mahoney, who three months ago couldn't even get in the ireland team. i'm not sure if anybody could say they envisaged their son leading the lions. you hope he makes the under 12 team, and then you hope he makes the school team, and each time you have to say, i wonder, is that the level? it was quite a meteoric rise for peter. this is where it all begins tomorrow, eden park, which is a fortress for the all blacks. they haven't lost here since 1994, before some of these current players were even born. history is against the lions. this was the last time they tasted success in new zealand, way back in 1971. and it had a profound effect on the lions' kiwi coach. i thought rugby was invented in new zealand, you know, growing up. and i didn't think the all blacks could ever be beaten. it did have quite an impact on

so we might have more chance in wellington, maybe, but i doubt it.rugby's toughest test. warren gatland has named an attacking side for the series opener against the world champions, based on form, not reputation. it will be captained by peter 0'mahoney, who three months ago, couldn't even get in the ireland team. i'm not sure if anybody could say they envisaged their son leading the lions. you hope he makes the under—12 team, and then you hope he makes the school team, and each time you have to say, "i wonder, is that the level?" it was quite a meteoric rise for peter. this is where it all begins tomorrow, eden park, which is a fortress for the all blacks. they haven't lost here since 1994, before some of these current players were even born. history is against the lions. this was the last time they tasted success in new zealand, way back in 1971 and it had a profound effect on the lions' kiwi coach. i thought rugby was invented in new zealand, you know, growing up and i didn't think the all blacks could ever be beaten. it did have quite an impact o

named george north and johnathanjoseph in the starting 15 for the match against the hurricane fly wellingtony. rory best returns as captain, he was skipper for their best win on the tour so far against the chiefs last week and gatland believes all of the problems from the first test can be sorted out for the first test can be sorted out for the next two. those things are all fixable for me. the all blacks haven't played champagne rugby and throwing the ball all over the place, fairness to them, they were very direct up front so we need to make sure we're better in those areas in terms of combating them for next week. england's cricketers had a really disappointing start to the women's world cup. in the opening match, they lost by 35 runs against india in derby. it would have been a record—breaking victory if they'd made their target of 282 — but they fell short, asjoe wilson reports. think globally, what women's cricket needs is to motivate interest in india. derby's welcome perhaps made the point about the size of the indian market. locally, well, a decent crowd expected early england wicke

irish lions head coach, says he's had to make some tough calls for the must—win second test in wellington—win second test sam warburton replaces peter o'mahony in the back row and as captain. maro itoje comes into the second row. ben te‘o moves to the bench with owen farrell given a start at inside centre. he'll link up withjonny sexton, who comes in at fly—half. i'm delighted with the selection. probably the most nervous i've been coming intoa probably the most nervous i've been coming into a team selection meeting this week. i didn't know what was going to happen. some guys played brilliantly on tuesday and they could have come straight into the team, which we saw happened before. i was nervous which direction they'd 90, i was nervous which direction they'd go, but delighted in starting the test series. holders england have named their squad for the women's rugby world cup in ireland later this summer. bristol's sarah hunter, who led the team to the six nations grand slam earlier this year, will again skipper the side with emily scarratt as vice captain. 28 players have been called up i

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having the lost the opening test, warren gatland's side have to win in wellington.one of three changes to the side beaten 30—15 last weekend. usain bolt was back on european soil last night and the world record holder made a winning return in the 100 metres. he won in a time of 10.07 seconds in the czech city of 0strava as he prepares for the world championships in london this summer. there was an easy win for the four—time 0lympic gold—medallist mo farah too. he won his final 10,000 metre race on an iaaf circuit in a near world best time this year of 27 minutes and 12 seconds. british number onejohanna konta is into the third round in eastbourne. a straight sets win over romania's sorana cirstea sets up a match with the french open champion jelana 0stapenko this afternoon. that's this afternoon actually. plenty more on tennis to come as we talk last till tennis and we will reveal pa rt talk last till tennis and we will reveal part of our summer breakfast challenge, a huge mug, 30 seconds to get tennis balls into this mode from ten metres. charlie, you saw the first

george north and jonathan joseph will both start against the hurricanes in wellington on tuesday.nst the chiefs last week. and gatland believes all their problems from the first test can be fixed for the next two. those things are all fixable for me. the all blacks haven't played champagne rugby and throwing the ball all over the place, fairness to them, they were very direct up front so we them, they were very direct up front so we need to make sure we're better in those areas in terms of combating them for next week. it was a really disappointing start for england, the hosts of this women's world cup. they lost by 35 runs against india in derby. it would have been a record—breaking victory if they'd made their target of 282 but they fell short. joe wilson reports. think globally, what women's cricket needs is to motivate interest in india. derby's welcome perhaps made the point about the size of the indian market. locally, well, perhaps decent crowd expected early england wickets, instead they saw one of the most exciting young talents in world cricket enjoying herself. smriti m

and wellingtons.e of a frightened of you stealing them, used to get them in different colours. 0ne stealing them, used to get them in different colours. one thing, one blue. so i will go in my wanting, one blue pair. somebody will think you are making an incredibly cool fashion statement. fantastic. more next hour. let's return to our main story this morning. church services will be held today to remember the victims of the grenfell tower fire. yesterday, residents and volunteers met with theresa may at downing street. we can speak now to conservative councillor, eve allison who sits on kensington and chelsea borough council. thank you for talking to us this morning. would you tell us what you have been hearing from residents? we have been hearing from residents? we have covered a lot about the horrific fire but, also, the emotion after it as people are frustrated about the information they are or are not getting. l0. can you hear me? good morning. good morning to you all. i would just like to say tha

irish lions head coach says he's had to make some tough calls for the ‘must win' second test in wellington inside centre, ben te'o drops to the bench. maro itoje will start in the second row with last weekend's captain peter o'mahony is replaced as skipper and in the flank by sam warburton. i am delighted with the selection for this week. it has probably been the most nervous i have been, going into this week. i was not sure what was going to happen. some of the guys were brilliant on tuesday. they could have come straight into the team. i was very nervous about the selection. i am absolutely delighted i am going to be starting the test series. holders england have named their squad for the women's rugby world cup in ireland later this summer. bristol's sarah hunter, who led the team to the six nations grand slam earlier this year, will again skipper the side with emily scarratt as vice captain. 28 players have been called up in total. england will begin their pool b campaign against spain on the 9th of august. great britain's mahama cho matched the best ever result for a british man at th