west indies were flying. this was a high—speed throwback.a reminder of the pace and aggression which once made west indies the best in the world. fractions of a second to react, you needed slow motion to follow some of it. pakistan's innings passed in a blur. bewildered by thomas, the latest in a line of racing jamaicans. if you thought it was hard watching it, just try stopping it. pakistan 105 all out. never likely to be enough with chris gayle out there, one of the greatest ever limited overs batsman, who is playing in his final world cup. catch him while you can. no—one in the stands is entirely safe. he is 39 now, an age when giving it a clout can put your back out. but the man who calls himself the universe boss made 50 before eventually coming back down to earth. the next generation of west indians did the rest. nicholas pooran finishing on a suitable high. if west indies keep playing cricket like this, their band of fans will keep on growing. patrick gearey, bbc news. look, i am look, iam not look, i am not thinking too far ahead. we

west indies were flying. this was a high—speed throwback.reminder of the pace and aggression which once made west indies the best in the world. a fraction of a second to react, you needed slow motion to follow some of it. pakistan's innings passed in a blur. bewildered by thomas, the latest in a line of racing jamaicans. if you thought it was hard watching it, just try stopping it. pakistan 105 all out. never likely to be enough with chris gayle out there, one of the greatest ever limited overs batsman, who is playing in his final world cup. catch him while you can. no one in the stands is entirely safe. he is 39 now, an age when giving it a clout can put your back out. but the man who calls himself the universe boss made 50 before eventually coming back down to earth. the next generation of west indians did the rest. nicholas pooran finishing on a suitable high. if west indies keep playing cricket like this, their band of fans will keep on growing. patrick gearey, bbc news. lets bring you some of the day's other sports news now. former chel

bangladesh, who've now beaten west indies twice in a week, will play ireland in a dead—rubber match on is still on much left. hopefully we will carry on. we have to keep the momentum going. it is important. especially the seniors we have got. it is a difficult time and we have to step up. it has been happening the last two matches. still two matches left. hopefully we do the same things. the second golf major of the year, the pga championship starts on thursday at bethpage black in new york. 2017 champion and former world number onejustin thomas has withdrawn due to a wrist injury. all eyes were on one man on monday, 15—time major winner tiger woods, as he was out on the course for a practice round. after last month's masters win he's after a fifth wanamaker trophy, which would put him just two majors behind jack nickalus in the all—time list. but the weather hasn't been great in new york and lucas glover, who won the us open when it was staged here in 2009, says that has its positives and negatives. the ball isn't bouncing, obviously. they know you guys have been pounded in the last c

onto cricket, and with the world cup due to start on thursday, west indies shai hope hit a century asarm—up game against new zealand in bristol. the wicketkeeper was part of an onslaught after his side were sent in by the black caps who in response came up well short of their target despite a century from hope's opposite behind the stumps tom blundell, and the west indies captain is expecting more high scoring throughout the tournament. the conditions are very, very good for batting. also at the captain's press c0 nfe re nce we for batting. also at the captain's press conference we were told that you can see some scores press conference we were told that you can see some scores coming press conference we were told that you can see some scores coming down but, having said that, if you bowl well you can limit the scoring to 300. 350 is prime. whoever bowls best and backs it up with some good batting wins. —— backs it up. meanwhile in cardiff, india cruised to a 95 run victory over bangladesh. rahul and dhoni both picked up centuries for the two time world cup winners while yadav and cha

bangladesh ran out comfortable eight wicket winners over west indies to claim a first win in the tri and electing to bat — west indies got off to a good start with man of the match shai hope notching a century, but then lost four wickets for 1h runs at one point halting their momentum as they finished on 261 for 9, while bangladesh reached the target with five overs to spare. there are some very close calls and a few catches here and there but the good things we keep hanging there we are catching wickets and then we had are catching wickets and then we had a breakthrough and at the end of the innings i think it went really well and luck was favouring us. lithuanian olympic champion ruta meilutyte could miss the tokyo 2020 games after failing to appear for three doping tests. meilutyte, who won swimming gold at the london 2012 olympics when she was just 15 and was based in england, is likely to face a ban between 1 and 2 years. doping officials were apparently unable to make contact with her on three separate occasions at a specified address. she's been given 12 days to provide writte

ahead of the cricket world cup, australia beat west indies by seven wickets, with more than 11 overs,hird consecutive half—century in an unofficial warm—up match. after winning the toss and electing to send west indies into bat in southampton, australia reduced the opposition to 104—6 before carlos brathwaite clubbed 60. in response, australia lost opener usman khawaja in the second over, when he was hit by an andre russell bouncer and forced to retire hurt. smith smashed 76 offjust 82 balls, while shaun marsh guided his side home with an unbeaten half—century. england will have home advantage for the world cup, and all—rounder ben stokes is confident of his side lifting the trophy come the end of it. they face australia in a warm—up match in southampton on saturday, and stokes is expecting a fierce contest. they play the game hard, just like we do. and they are a great team to play against. you know, we are both very passionate countries about sport stop and when we play against each other in the ashes, you can definitely see that. i love playing against australia, it's a great battl

the west indies were flying. this was a high speed throw.topping it. pakistan 105, all out. never likely to be enough with chris gayle out there, one of the greatest ever limited overs bachmann is playing his final world cup. catching while you can, no one in the stands is entirely safe. he is 39, when giving ita entirely safe. he is 39, when giving it a cloud can put your back out. the man who calls himself the universe past made 50 before coming back down to it. the next generation of west indians did the rest. they finished on a suitable high, if the west indies heat playing cricket like this, they are of fans will keep on growing. the women‘s second seed karolina pliskova is out of the french open. and her quest for a maiden grand slam title goes on. the czech was beaten in straight sets by croatia‘s petra martic in the third round at roland garros, the 31st seed winning 6—3. despite pliskova claiming the title in rome in the lead up to the tournament. her defeat means naomi osaka will retain the world number one spot after roland garros

the west indies secured their win with a six. acclaim — despite being highly influential. he was born in guyana in south america but moved to britain as a teenager. now at the age of 85 — his first major exhibition has opened at tate britain in london. our arts editor, will gompertz, met him at his studio. these are frank bowling's early paintings, made when he was clearly influenced by francis bacon's expressionism and swinging 60s pop culture. he was part of the scene, a young london—based artist who had trained alongside david hockney. both were highly rated, both left for america. hockney went to la and became a star. bowling went to new york and became a teacher. spray adhesive on the stencil... and directly on the canvas. he continued to paint, of course, but to no great acclaim. recognition had been a long time coming. how do you feel about the tate exhibition? er, well, i waited for such a long time for it to happen, that when it was announced that it was going to happen, i was told that the exhibition would be an exhibit

we've got the west indies, —— quite a quick turnaround.you have these long days. but the lads will be ready to go with the last series. we had a disappointing performance the last series, we had a two day turnaround and we bounce back with that win. that was mentioned after the game. not everything goes your way. it was disappointing, especially after the england game, but the enthusiasm is there to bounce back. very disappointing. love to play these matches, but you can't do anything with the weather. we knew that there can be ran, but the whole day ran, you have to acce pt the whole day ran, you have to accept it. this year's giro d'italia teams were officially announced on thursday ahead of the year's first major race. the first of the three grand tour races gets under way on saturday in bologna. this year's edition will feature a handful of favourites, including 2017 winner tom dumoulin, vincenzo nibali and simon yates, who led last year's race for two weeks before falling back out of contention. but last year's winner, chris froome, i

west indies did the rest, finishing on a suitable high, if west indies keep playing cricket like this british woman since 1983 to reach the last 16 of the french open. the british number one, and straight sets to ease into the second week, not even one a match until this year, until she raced out of the blocks and served five and under an hour as she went on to serve 6—2— 6—1 and next step to the 24th scene, and that is all for the sport for now and i'll have much more for you in sports day, right here at half past ten. mexico has criticised the united states' threat to bring in new tariffs on its imports. president trump said he would rachet up tariffs unless mexico stopped people from illegally crossing the border it shares with the united states. stock markets in many countries have registered significant falls since mr trump's announcement. from washington, chris buckler reports. donald trump has long claimed that mexico could do more to stop migrants from illegally crossing over into the united states. he has done nothing to hide his frustration, even tweeting pictures of large g

and west indies have beaten ireland by five wickets to win their tri—nations match in dublin. a century for the hosts, sunil ambris hit 148 to help guide the west indies over the line as they move top of the table ahead of bangladesh with ireland propping it up. saracens have beaten leinster to win rugby union's champions cup for the third time in four years. they were 10—0 down at one point, but fought back to win — in a relentless performance at st james park in newcastle. patrick gearey was there. as the capacity crowd leaves this evening, they will be discussing a game of incredible intensity when there was barely enough time to blink. let alone think. it was won by saracens, their third european title, but it was led at one stage by lei nster title, but it was led at one stage by leinster who went ten — zero up. saracens, they went up the other end and responded, the ball was worked while —— wide and they were level at the break. they dominated the second half. in the end, it was incredible breakfrom half. in the end, it was incredible break from billy and ella half. in t

they'll meet the west indies in the final.n from the ice hockey world championship. that's after they lost their fourth match in a row in slovakia, this time a 6—3 defeat to the usa. cardiff devils‘ goalie ben bowns made 59 saves for great britain earning him the man of the match award and a standing ovation. they'll play finland tomorrow and slovakia on saturday, but are unlikely to beat either. that's all the sport for now. good night. this is the weather and for many it has been warm once again. we had the peak of the warmth for this particular spell today. we had just about 26 degrees celsius in ireland, and scotland. we had 15 hours of sunshine and shipments are no surprise the sun is pretty strong however it is going to move away because the high—pressure is drifting northwards allowing this easterly breeze to take over the uk and pulling in more cloud so that combination, more cloud and breeze. it will still be chilly in some areas tomorrow morning. very isolated mist and fog which will clear. some sea freight and a low

you can watch live the match between ireland and the west indies. west indies is batting first.nk has hit a century. they are both approaching their century. matching each other shot for shot. had to century. they are both approaching their century. matching each other shot for shot. hightower website you can watch that match. for me, that is it. i am out of here. lucky you, i'm not far behind you. asda has been criticised for trying to push through changes to the contracts of thousands of its workers. more than 150 mps have signed a letter saying the new terms could leave employees worse off. asda says the move will bring the company in line with industry standards. campaigners are calling for an independent inquiry into what's known as fii. it stands for fabricated or induced illness. it's where parents are accused of inventing their child's health condition — or deliberately making them poorly. it's a landscape which inspires adventure. and, for more than a0 years, the calvert trust has used lake district activities to challenge disability. the latest guest, the headway group

west indies beat pakistan before two o'clock this afternoon at trent bridge.y were bowled out for 105. chris gayle made 50 before nicholas pooran hit a six to secure a seven wicket victory for west indies. roger federer has become the oldest man to reach the french open fourth round in 47 years by beating norwegian casper ruud. federer was playing a record 400th grand slam match today at roland garros. and beat ruud in straight sets. winning the third on a tie break. next up for the third seed is nicolas mahut or leonardo mayer. earlier women's number two seed karolina pliskova was knocked out. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. and more on sportsday. thank you. president trump is due to arrive in the uk on monday for a three day state visit, the third us president to make such a trip. theresa may has said the visit will allow the uk and us to strengthen their "already close relationship". our correspondent katharine carpenter has been looking at the preparations being made for

ireland are not doing too well at the moment. 105 without loss, to the west indies. palsy is a condition which causes paralysis to the face and it can be life—changing for sufferers, causing them anxiety and depression. a lack of awareness means some aren't getting the treatment they need in time, which can make things worse, that's according to the charity, facial palsy uk. geraint thomas has more. people have called me a freak, sloth, after goonies, ugly, tramp. claire will always remember christmas 2003. it's the night, she says, that stole her smile. she woke up the following day with bell's palsy. 15 years later she still has a weakness of the muscles of the right side of her face, which can be painfulfor her. some days i can't open my eyes. some days i slur when i speak. i dribble when i drink. i try to act like it doesn't bother me, but it's your face. if you have spot on your face it's ten times worse for you than it is to everyone else. it's not life—threatening, but it is life changing. claire's been frustrated with her treatment, having been wrongly referr

their 50 overs but bangladesh eased to their target with seven overs to spare and will now meet the west indies pascal ackermann has claimed his second stage win at this year‘s giro d‘italia. britain‘s simon yates is 35 seconds off the overall lead. great britain are likely to have to beat france on monday to avoid relegation from the ice hockey world championship. that‘s after they lost their fourth match in a row in slovakia, this time a 6—3 defeat to the usa. cardiff devils‘ goalie ben bowns made 59 saves for great britain earning him the man of the match award and a standing ovation. they‘ll play finland tomorrow and slovakia on saturday, but are unlikely to beat either. they want to show him something better than last time in the work great was there, they should buy it they are here. they are battling, hanging in and blocking shots and taking more chances and they got and that was like the team of last year the year before and i think maybe they have settled down a little bit. they still got some top games but there are a lot of positives in that performance. deontay wilder has again said

they'd already qualified for the final on friday where they'll face west indies. 0bviously obviously ce. anything to work on tomorrow or a day off? no, we will practice on the areas we need to improve because it is a big match coming up. they have beaten us twice, especially in the final. if we can win, we will win the tournament and it is a very important match for us. we will see. catalans dragons will play in a replica barcelona kit when they host wigan at camp nou on saturday. a crowd of around 30,000 is expected and that would make it the biggest for a regular season super league game. the dragons have played in barcelona before, at the olympic stadium, but this will be the first rugby league match ever played at camp nou and wigan‘s zak hardaker, who won the man of steel award in 2017, says it'll be a dream occasion. it is an iconic stadium, known around the world. there was no chance five years ago but the way the game has developed and the last few years it has enabled us to play such a stadium. i have never been to it so it is a new experience for me. a new country as well. s

ireland's next game is against west indies on saturday, by whom they were heavily beaten in their opening—series is a warm—up for the cricket world cup, which gets under way in just three weeks. the first match is between hosts england and south africa on 30th of may. the host nation have never won the 50—over prize, and joe root knows, as the number one ranked team, the pressure's on this year to make history. we are obvious he desperate to win a world couples that we never won one. and we are in my opinion the best possible position to do that. especially in the recent past. look at the previous team and world cup we have been to commits of the strongest squad and for the most consistent cricket of the last couple of years and about taking that forward now and doing it when it really counts under pressure. which we are more than capable of doing but we have got six big games leading to that first game against south africa to make sure that we are all in good form and ready to go. we are not surprised by anything thatis go. we are not surprised by anything that is thrown at us. players l

west indies produced a record opening partnership of 365 against ireland in their tri series match inh hitting centuries in passing the previous best of 304. windies finished on a mammoth 381—3 from their 50 overs, and won by 196 runs. hermosa won the 1,000 guineas at newmarket this afternoon — another classic victory for trainer aidan o'brien. the irish champion trainer completed a guineas double for the fourth time when the 14—1 shot, ridden byjockey wayne lordan, held off lady kaya by a length. o'brien also won the 2000 guineas yesterday with magna grecia. britain's peggy french has won the badminton horse trials and her first major title. french — riding a mare called vanir kamira — beat overnight leader oliver townend by a single time fault in a dramatic final show—jumping phase. it was a good week for british riders with six finishing in the top ten. i started to half dream this morning. you get so used to congratulating people. seeing well done to everyone. you keep going. she is amazing. if i built this track at home she would annihilate it every time. that is all from sports

the world cup now moves on to trent bridge where the west indies take on pakistan, and then on monday prince harry said in the opening ceremony, cities will come alive across the next six weeks as world cup fever sweeps the nation once again. from the oval, the stage of an impressive england win over south africa, thanks very much forjoining us. hello again. we have had a real mixture of weather across the country today. quite a few of us have had cloudy skies but we have seen some sunshine in england. cornwall looked glorious early on this afternoon. it has not been like that everywhere though, you can see the extent of the cloud across the north and west of the country and these are weather fronts that have brought heavy rain, also a few fog patches working in through the english channel. underneath that rain bound in the north and west, things looked rather grey and dismal really around the scottish borders during the course of the afternoon, and that rain will continue on and off across the north—west of uk through the rest of the night as well. further south, through the rest of

permanent manager, all the action from the suit second at the cricket world cup or pakistan and west indiesg at trent bridge and elected from the french open tennis were british number one has been in action. while on sportsday at 6:30 p:m.. not on bbc news, time for the film review. —— now on the bbc. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. in his spring linens. so jason, what do we have this week? i have a shocker from the bloom household word locker. 0livia spencer and some gullible teenagers start in ma. nuclear threat unleashes the titans again and godzilla. should i say or armour getting out here? laughter europe on the brink of collapse. 1913, in budapest and the return of the oscar—winning director laszlo nimitz in sunset. let's start with ma. as in mother. 0ne let's start with ma. as in mother. one of the teenagers because 0ctavia spencerfigure ma, a slight one of the teenagers because 0ctavia spencer figure ma, a slight racial overtone in this and the film—makers has brought us to get out and ask them if t

the kind of saint thomas is now part of the virgin islands was the danish west indies then and that is why she is writing to the queen of denmark. toit she asks the queen support the black women of st. thomas because the slaveowners would not allow them to "serve the lord jesus or go -- jesus." it was first in the native west african language and translated into dutch onto the right. the appeal was accompanied by an other, also written in dutch creole and signed by several other black arabians from st. thomas. this letter went into more detail about the problems slating -- facing enslaved christian. we are being an injured when we learn about our savior. they burn our books and call the brethren beasts. closer at these and other sources, i began to understand why english slaveowners found the prospect of conversion so threatening. i will dislike it out for you. all, when enslaved people became christians, it challenged the justification for slavery was for religious difference. i will come back to this because we have to remember we just race is a scott philosophy and not a reality. ra

on day 2 of the cricket world cup the west indies have a terrific start against pakistan the windies chose to bowl 1st at trent bridge in nottingham england pakistan's top order really struggling to get going there 755 on russell with 2 wickets so far. and turner county is back in football management after a year out of the game the italian has been named as the new manager at inter milan replacing luciano nice but let's see who was sacked on thursday has won the english premier league at chelsea and 3 sorry titles with ventas germany's joachim loew won't be doing any coaching for a while and will miss the euro 2020 qualifiers against belarus and the stonier that's because he dropped a dumbbell on his chest during a workout a few weeks ago and it's only now been discovered he needs treatment for squeezed. i was been ordered to rest understandably by his doctors. south korea's under 18 team has been stripped of an international title after the disrespecting the trophy during celebrations chinese fans were outraged when park q. hyung was pictured with his foot on the panda cup in sichu

earlier they crossed our land chasing down 292 runs that was 7 overs to spare at the 2 wins over the west indies bangladesh began their world cup campaign against south africa on june 2nd. tiger woods says he's feeling in great physical condition heading into the p.g.a. championship he's taken a month since winning the mosses ahead of his bid to win a 16th major title i want to play a couple weeks ago just wasn't quite mentally ready to do it but physically i've been feeling really good the training sessions and helping good. i've been practicing of late i'm excited to get out there on the golf course he came up here last week took a look at it in detail and spent a lot of time on it but this is going to be a long week the way the golf course is set up and potentially you know could play this could be a hell of a championship. and finally is the oldest run of its kind and at the world a run up at the says to the top of the empire state building in new york competitors from around the globe all does there is gabriel his own dough is their own tuesday for the race and has this report. it's one of

they'll meet the west indies in the final.key world championship. that's after they lost their fourth match in a row in slovakia, this time a 6—3 defeat to the usa. cardiff devils‘ goalie ben bowns made 59 saves for great britain earning him the man of the match award and a standing ovation. they'll play finland tomorrow and slovakia on saturday, but are unlikely to beat either. the pga championship gets under way at bethpage in new york state tomorrow — with tiger woods going for back to back major winds, following his masters victory last month. that was his first major win in 11 years — he's not played since, after pulling out of the pga tour event at quail hollow a couple of weeks ago.... i feel great, as i ifeel great, as i was i feel great, as i was saying earlier that i want to be, i wanted to pay a few weeks ago but not mentally ready yet to do it. but physically, i had been feeling really good, training sessions have been good. i have been doing lots of practise of late, not in sweaters, so this is a bit different. i

earlier they crossed our land chasing down 292 runs that was 7 overs to spare at the 2 wins over the west indies bangladesh began their world cup campaign against south africa on june 2nd tiger woods says he's feeling in great physical condition heading into the p.g.a. championship he's taken a month since winning the masters ahead of his bid to win a 16th major title i want to play a couple weeks ago just wasn't quite mentally ready to do it but physically i've been feeling really good the training sessions and helping good. i've been practicing of late i'm excited to get out there on the golf course he came up here last week took a look at it in detail and spent a lot of time on it but this is going to be a long week the way the golf course is set up and potentially you know could play this could be held the championship. and finally is the oldest run of its kind and the world a run up at the says to the top of the empire state building in new york trolls competitors from around the globe all desires gabriel is on dole is their own choose day for the race and has this report. it's one of the m

west indies produced a record opening partnership of 365 against ireland in their tri—series match inrevious best of 304. windies finished on a mammoth 381—3 from their 50 overs, and won by 196 runs. world champion marc marquez won his home motogp in spain to move to the top of the championship standings. marquez started from third on the grid and took the lead by the first corner and kept it until the chequered flag injerez. while tottenham took a step closer to champions league football next season. one of their former players will be glad of something to celebrate tonight. former spurs and real madrid midfielder rafael van der vaart has changed sports and took part in his first bdo event this weekend. despite winning the first round, he went on to suffere he went on to suffer a comprehensive defeat to per laursen at the denmark masters, who beat him by four legs to nil. more on the bbc sport website but for the moment that's all form the me. thank you. let's get a quick update on the story that at least 13 people have been killed after a russian plane caught fire mid air. these pic

cricket world cup was all over after less than hoffa day's play thanks to a crushing victory for the west indies against pakistan the windies took full advantage of good bowling conditions at trent bridge in nottingham england to dismiss their opponents for just $105.00 in under $22.00 overs 4 wickets from on of the macho shane thomas they reached their mega target in less than 14 overs chris gayle with a half century as they won by 7 wickets. number 2 seed carly in a place cover is out of the french open at the 3rd round stage the czech player was beaten by creation's petra martin each pliska going down in straight sets as well 636 $30.00 weight goes on for a 1st grand slam title. men's 3rd seed roger federer is taking on noise casper rude right now no problem so far federer closing in on a 2 sets to love lead root is only 20 and his father christian was a practice partner for federer the french open back in 1999 the atmosphere is building in madrid ahead of saturday's champions league final between liverpool and tottenham the liverpool team flew to spain on friday morning looking to go one bet

riaz made the 15—man squad at the last minute and they start their world cup campaign against the west indiesrt of the netball world cup, tracey neville has named her 12 player england squad, eight of whom enjoyed commonwealth games gold in australia last year. vice—captainjade clarke was a part of that success and says there's no reason why the hosts can't repeat that in liverpool thisjuly. ijust i just felt like a kid ijust felt like a kid again. having a home world cup is so exciting, more exciting than ever. we have just been in an emotional day and eve ryo ne just been in an emotional day and everyone is really excited. every kind of little thing you do, every interception, every shot, we know the crowd will go absolutely mental. all the english game have been sold out already so it is going to be epic. for any adreneline junkies out there, the next clip will take some beating. freestyle motocross rider josh sheehan posted this on instagram describing it as the scariest moment on a motorcycle. just how do you train for this? the australian got his first bike when he was 1a and is now reg

bangladesh have won their tri— series with ireland and the west indies, but beating the wendy's in anyl in dublin, teasing 202 the tigers, one with seven balls despairs, and five wickets hand. big football news, manager i million noel will leave the champion team at the end of the season, the italian has won the league title every year he's been there since taking charge in 2014. he says he will give his reasons for leaving at a press conference on saturday after their game. there's a huge match to come in budapest this weekend, where defending champions, leon meet barcelona in the women's champion league final. they are aiming to win their four league final. they are aiming to win theirfour champions league final. they are aiming to win their four champions trophy in a row, there is plenty of british interest in the match, with england's lucy lining up against a leon. lining up for leanne against international team—mate tony who plays for barcelona. barcelona is a massive club, but they are not known for that, so people question why, and i believe for manchester city come i believe

and they crushed ireland chasing down 292 runs that was 7 overs to spare to their 2 wins over the west indies bangladesh begin their world cup campaign against south africa on june 2nd. tiger woods says he's feeling in great physical condition heading into the p.g.a. championship but he's taken a month off since winning the mosses ahead of his bid to win a 16th a major title. i want to play a couple weeks ago just wasn't quite mentally ready to do it but physically i've been feeling really good the training sessions good. i've been practicing of late i'm excited to get out there on the golf course i came up here last week took a look at it in detail and spent a lot of time on it but this is going to be a long week the way the golf course is set up and potentially you know could play this could be a hell of a championship the oldest son of its kind in the world to run up the stairs to the top of the empire state building in new york. from around the globe gabriel is on the was there on tuesday for the race and has this report. it's one of the most recognizable towers in the new york city skyli

pakistan have had an awful start to their cricket world cup, as they began their campaign against the west indiespakistan posted their second—lowest world cup total of 105 in less than 22 overs. 0pener fakhar zaman and babar azam were thejoint top—scorers with just 22 each. 0shane thomas took four wickets for 27 runs, while jason holder took 3—42 for the windies. you can follow it live on 5 live sports extra, and via the bbc sport website. the women's second seed, karolina pliskova, has been knocked out of the french open. the czech was completely outplayed by petra martic of croatia and lost in straight sets. in the men's draw roger federer‘s on court now against norway's kasper ruud. and anthony joshua says a fight with fellow british heavyweight tyson fury will be his focus if he beats andy ruinunior in new york this weekend. they fight at madison square garden in the early hours on sunday morning. joshua is the wba, wbo and ibf champion and ideally wants a fight with deontay wilder who holds the only belt he hasn't got. but he says if that can't happen, he wants to fight fury. and that is all

their coaches phil symonds who has plenty of world cup experience playing for the west indies the players are having to cope with it it's hard. they're training hard all of their opponents in the tour but a part of the world's elite just quite deaf you know a long distance and it's really long days to get to have the fast you need to do well for the country as well so we didn't bring those things in the mind that i'm fasting on nor do you know you have enough energy even to have enough to eat after after after already and then you can just go in a day and play the game their opening matches on this ground in bristol against defending champions australia a difficult start but they'll have plenty of support the tournament organizers the i.c.c. have restricted the amount of teams in the tournament to just 10 which excludes many of the developing nations but fife is the big nations in lakers not choose afghanistan still managed to be one of the 2 teams to qualify and now had to make a mark on this well cop welling's al-jazeera bristol. ok i'll have more sport again later during thank you very

earlier they crossed our land chasing down 292 runs that was 7 overs to spare the 2 wins over the west indies bangladesh began their world cup campaign against south africa on june 2nd tiger woods says he's feeling in great physical condition heading into the p.g.a. championship he's taken a month since winning the masters ahead of his bid to win a 16th major title i want to play a couple weeks ago just wasn't quite mentally ready to do it but physically up and feeling really good the training session is a pink good. i've been to a lot of practicing of late i'm excited to get out there on the golf course i came up here last week took a look at it in detail and spent a lot of time on it but this is going to be a long week the way the golf course is set up and potentially you know could play this could be held the championship. and finally is the oldest a run of its kind end of the world a run up at the says to the top of the empire state building in new york competitors from around the globe all does theirs gabrial at his own dough is their own kids day for the race and has this report. it's o

six—wicket defeat to new zealand on saturday while the team that beat them, new zealand, will play west indies primoz roglic in the overall standings. sunday's stage 15 was a day to forget for roglic. he lost a0 seconds having had to change to a team—mate's bike before crashing on the final descent. italy's dario cataldo went on to claim his first stage win, but it's carapaz who holds the pink leadersjersey heading into tuesday's mountainous 16th stage over 194km before we go, just time to give you a behind the scenes peek at anthonyjoshua's preparations for his latest world title defence. he fights andy ruinunior at madison square garden in new york on saturday night, but he's made miami his home in the run up. he also met up with rory mcilroy who calls florida home. looks like he's got himself a nice pad to relax in. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport.but from me tt and the rest of the team that is your tuesday sport briefing what's believed to be the clearest remaining footage of queen victoria has been discovered in a film archive in new york. the

their coach is phil symonds who has plenty of world cup experience playing for the west indies the players are having to cope with it tough showed you. the training hard all of their opponents in the tournament a part of the world's elite. you know long distance and it's really long days to get to have the fast you need to do well for the country as a redo and bring those things in the mind that i'm fasting on not you know you have enough energy to have enough to eat after after after 30 and then you can just go in a day and play the game they're opening matches on this ground in bristol against defending champions australia a difficult start but they'll have plenty of support the tournament organizers the i.c.c. have restricted the amount of teams in the tournament to just 10 which excludes many of the developing nations but 5 is the big nations in lakers afghanistan still managed to get out of that to qualify and now had to make a mark on this world cup. al-jazeera bristol well afghanistan are actually taking on england right now in a world cup warm up match at the oval england won the t

ahead of the cricket world cup australia beat west indies by 7 wickets with more than 11 overs to sparehile also on wednesday, two—time winners india arrived into london. virat kohli's side play two friendlies before their first world cup match against south africa on the 5th ofjune in southampton. the formula 1 calendar moves to monaco this weekend with the death of former three time world champion niki lauda still fresh in the minds of the drivers. he won at this track in 1975 and 1976 prior to his horriffic crash in germany, and the former mercedes non executive director was a regular in the pit lane on race weekends, something valterri bottas will miss. he was a massive motivation for everyone, for myself as well, for sure, as a driver — everything he's achieved, and with the difficult career he had, and all the comebacks and everything. also as a person, it's been great, and i'll never forget many, many good moments. valerio conti still holds the race leaders pinkjersey as the riders stare into a hilly 158km stage 12 in the gioro d'italia later. australia's caleb ewan claimed his s

that coaches phil symonds who has plenty of world cup experience playing for the west indies the players are having to cope with it tough showed you. the training hard all of their opponents in the tournament a part of the world's elite sport duff you know the longest mission is 3 long days to get to have the fast you need to do well for the country as well so we didn't bring those things in the mind that i'm fasting on nor do you know you have enough energy even to have enough to eat after after after already and then you can just go in a day and play the game there i pretty much is on this ground in bristol against defending champions australia a difficult start but they'll have plenty of support the tournament organizers the i.c.c. have restricted the amount of teams in the tournament to just 10 which excludes many of the developing nations but 5 as the big nations in lakers notches afghanistan still managed to be $100.00 to qualify and now had to make a mark on this world cup. al-jazeera bristol well afghanistan have just lost to england and their world cup warm up match at the oval

the bbc sport website, where there's also live coverage of ireland's tri—nations match against west indiesy union's biggest club competititon, the champions cup. leinster are the defending champions and they're hoping to lift the trophy for a record fifth time. saracens have won all eight of their matches, in this competition coming into the final — and they're aiming for their third title in four years. we have a load of respect for leinster and the quality of the player that they have. it is stacked with british lions and international players. the quality of the coaching they have... it is obvious that the experience that they have and we have some big match experience ourselves and i think that's why everyone is so excited. when you go for match ups across the board, both teams are full of internationals and if there is an overseas player he's normally an international as well. i think it is a fantastic testimony to both clubs that we have both reached the final and everyone is looking forward to it.

west indies produced a record opening partnership of 365 against ireland in their tri series match inturies in passing the previous best of 30a set by pakistan against zimbabwe last year. some monster hitting. windies finished on a mammoth 381—3 from their 50 overs. hermosa won the 1,000 guineas at newmarket this afternoon. it was another win for trainer aiden o'brien who won the 2,000 guineas yesterday to cap a great weekend. jockey wayne loughton winning the race for the second time in three years. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. you can follow the latest from the world snookerfinal at you can follow the latest from the world snooker final at the crucible. final at the crucible. john, thank you very much. john watson. john watson. dog breeders selling puppies on the black market have been forced to pay back more than five million pounds in tax as part of a clampdown on illegal puppy farming. customs officers found fraudsters making huge profits by breeding puppies on a mass scale with little regard for their welfare. sim

defending champions australia, afghanistan, bangladesh, india, new zealand, pakistan, sri lanka and west indiesre the top four contest semi—finals. i don't know who to win. i want england to win, desperate for england to win, just because they're ranked number one in the world, and the way they've changed the dynamics of play. and having played in australia — i've played for the last four seasons up to last year in australia — and the way the aussies talk about the way that the english play one—day cricket, well, they're ticking all the boxes. game one of the nba finals takes place in toronto on thursday. the raptors host the golden state warriors. the warriors have won three of the last four finals but the raptors are in the hunt for their first, in their debut appearance. to be able to start, you know, here in toronto against a different opponent, in ourfifth in toronto against a different opponent, in our fifth straight finals, it creates a great edge for us. i like the energy we are coming in with. when you get to the point where you have made the finals and you still have more to do so get

pakistan have had a nightmare start after being sent into bat by west indies. have the latest from trent bridge. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. president trump has announced a new tactic to try to pressurise mexico into reducing the number of migrants crossing its border into the us. a trade tariff of 5% will be imposed on all goods from mexico from next month and the tax will be increased every month until it reaches 25%, unless the president considers the flow of people has been stemmed. financial markets have fallen in response to the move. mexico's president has criticsed it and called for talks. from washington, chris buckler reports. donald trump has long claimed that mexico could do more to stop migrants from illegally crossing over into the united states. he has done nothing to hide his frustration, even tweeting pictures of large groups being apprehended by border patrol agents as they try to sneak into america. but it's notjust people who cross this border every day. it's a huge amount of trade and the president believes that offer

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and over on the bbc sport website, there's live coverage of ireland's tri—nations match against west indiestball, this evening two giants, leinster and saracens, meet in the final of european rugby union's biggest club competititon, the champions cup. 0ur reporter patrick gearey is at st james's park in newcastle for us. hello. this is a place so associated with clu b this is a place so associated with club football, and today it will host the biggest game in club rugby of the season. it is saracens of england against the irish side leinster, leinster going for a record fifth european title, the defending champions. saracens one to two years defending champions. saracens one to two yea rs before defending champions. saracens one to two years before that and they are undefeated in the competition this season. undefeated in the competition this season. there are stars all over the place, more than 20 internationals, ten british and irish lions. jonny sexton will go up against 0wen farrell, two of the best flyhalves on the planet going head—to—head. there is not much between the sides and it m

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