that moves wigan up to fourth in the table.wn to the line but the british rider, simon yates has won stage 12 of the tour de france in a sprint finish. the race entered the pyrenees for the first time today with many expecting this to be where geraint thomas made his move. but frenchman julian alaphillipe is still in the leader's yellow jersey for now, with thomas in second. joe lynskey reports: it heads for the hills, these are the areas where they are stretched out or pulled apart. for the man in yellow, the home fans cannot stop those behind him. the climbs aware thomas was going for the front. but this mountain stage will be remembered for a different britain, and black and yellow, simon gates was in the pack of three, the first to the top with the dissent, this would be a long sprint finish, taking into the final straight for one to make a move. for yates, his job listed help is brother when the tour, but with the sprayed victory, simon gets his own history. he has stage wins at all three of the grantors. behind him all ei

and we'll speak to the new wigan warriors star signing, england forward george burgess. up in the programme: saint helen's head coach is expected to be named the new coast of the titans, that's within the next 24 hours and set to see out the rest of the season with the saints. we will speak to the new england forward george burgess. hello and welcome to sportsday. after a glorious summer for england's world cup winning one—day side, the ashes gets under way at edgbaston in just three days' time and england have to "raise their game" for a "hard and tough" series according to director of men's cricket ashley giles. 0ur sport's editor dan roan. it may only be just over two weeks since that historic world cup triumph at lourdes for england but 110w triumph at lourdes for england but now they have to switch attention to the second half of the summer and of course that means the ashes which sta rts course that means the ashes which starts here on thursday as you can see behind me they are putting the final preparations to the rickets, and it looks splendid here and of course

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this is wigan and there is someone there hidden under the brolly.big contrast in the weather as we look from south to north across the uk. to the south of this cloud, a lot of sunshine. there is the front that has brought that rain into salford and wigan and behind the front, cooler air moving in from the front, cooler air moving in from the north. clear skies and more sunshine to follow. this is what it looks like on the weather map. pushing more cloud and taking the rain further south as it moves down through the course of the afternoon. a lot of sunshine to the north, perhaps a bit of increasing cloud to the south. the rain isn't especially heavy but enough to whet the ground in some places and it could be enough for wimbledon just to see the cove rs enough for wimbledon just to see the covers coming on. most of the day's play uninterrupted. a cooler day for the rest of the day. along the south coast, up to 25 in somewhere like brighton. they you see the weather front by the end of the afternoon, pushing out of the south midlands into southern en

same side of the great brexit divide as working—class labour strongholds such as stoke—on—trent or wigan the referendum result respected. she says the new prime minister must deliver brexit, because if he doesn't... what it's probably going to open the door to is labour going down, conservative going down, liberal coming up and the brexit party, you know? if we haven't actually managed to deliver on brexit, it's those two parties that are going to, you know, really pick up the pieces from that fallout. because i think the general public, they certainly don't want to see the conservative party... you know, don't wash your dirty linen in public, and i think we've been doing a little too much of that lately. local conservatives are gearing up for a general election. in his back garden in the cotswolds, peter mansion told me he'd voted for borisjohnson as the leader most likely to beat labour. well, the main challenge, obviously, is what to do with brexit. can he get a deal that will go through parliament? and if not, then he's going to almost certainly have to have an election. this is what

halifax had success in the 805, winning the file mill in 87, they lost an 88 to wigan.slipped out of super league in 2003 and never been back. simon greg only took over the reins late to the 5ea5on, took over the reins late to the season, three times as a player at warrington he missed out on the final. he had the money in one year and an injury another year. if he was to lead to the team to wembley, it would be fantastic, a fantastic story for him, but highly unlikely. we've spoke about this before, but a debut for a very young player in the women's final? the youngest ever in the women's or men's. she is women's final? the youngest ever in the women's or men's. she i516 today, holly, she's not been allowed today, holly, she's not been allowed to play because of age restrictions until she was to play because of age restrictions until she wa516. so in a cup final for castleford, she's a real talent for castleford, she's a real talent for the future, 5he for castleford, she's a real talent for the future, she makes her debut. what a night she'd be having tonight, celebra

elsewhere tonight, wigan also had a big 52—10 win over hull kr. that's all the sport for now.ast couple of days. 28 is 82 fahrenheit, 16 cooler at 61 underneath the crowd further north, and the cloud is a tell—tale sign of change, it is a weather front that is meandering southwards. so as we go through the early hours of the morning it will bring splashes of rain to northern ireland, northern england towards north wales. it allows clear air to come into the north and fresher hour, so it will be cooler to start across scotland but still uncomfortably across scotland but still u nco mforta bly close across scotland but still uncomfortably close in southern areas for sleeping. by its very nature, it's a cold weather front which will introduce fresh air across the uk this weekend, so for all, even those in the south where it has been so hot, it will feel cooler. most places should still say dry, so if the front does come through it will not last long. behind the north—westerly breeze a cts behind the north—westerly breeze acts to the —— adds to the call of real, quite a brisk wind

elsewhere, wigan also had a big win over hull kr.ubles team laura siegemund and artem sitak getting soaked by a sprinkler out on court 15. running for cover, trying to get their stuff out of the way. they are in the shade on centre court, but almost ready for the action. starting off with a mouthwatering initial match, ashleigh barty against dart of great britain. she was going to play in the mixed doubles with clarke, but he has opted to play with coco gauff. here is susan with a look at this morning's weather. how is that looking elsewhere in the uk? here is the picture from essex, and a beautiful start to the day. a little bit of cloud showing up behind me and we can tie that into what is happening with our satellite picture. this band is what stands out most for today, this is a weather front. it is out most for today, this is a weatherfront. it is not out most for today, this is a weather front. it is not too ominous, but it is a markerfor some cooler air pushing its way south across the uk for this weekend. i think wimbledon th

that is in wigan, thanks for that one.continuing to build. but it is not going to spoil the centring too much. debit is getting up centring too much. debit is getting up to 18 centring too much. debit is getting upto18— centring too much. debit is getting up to 18 —22 centring too much. debit is getting up to 18 — 22 celsius. further north, about 15 or 16 celsius. tonight, that reign will edge northwards into the northern isles, as were some clear skies, one or two mist patches perhaps into thursday morning, and quite a fresh feel first thing on thursday, temperatures getting down to about 7-12dc. temperatures getting down to about 7—12dc. throughout thursday, another day of sunshine, just like today, we might seea day of sunshine, just like today, we might see a bit of cloud developing, but plenty of blue skies, they kick out again across scotland. we will see that cloud moving into southern scotland, perhaps the far north of england, and that cloud is going to bring us some rain. that it could be heavy and persistent. pa