to make a gesture asa against worcester. to make a gesture as a professional the kiwis.where the game is going. the light of us. obviously, our minds are on the game tomorrow. another women's cricket story for you. new zealand had broken the record for the number of rosewood in one day international. —— number of runs in. it is 46 more than the men's. three of the irish bowlers were 17, and onejust of the irish bowlers were 17, and one just 15. that is of the irish bowlers were 17, and onejust15. that is it of the irish bowlers were 17, and one just 15. that is it from of the irish bowlers were 17, and onejust15. that is it from me and the rest of the sportsday team. more sport through the weekend, but for all of us for now, good night. hello. all highs are the weekend. it should be a warm weekend with some sunshine. silly chance of catching one 01’ sunshine. silly chance of catching one or two showers. sunshine. silly chance of catching one or two showers. we saw the cloud break up nicely here in york, with eventually good weather for some cricket. there were a few shar

overs, but lizelle lee's unbeaten 92 included a six, to give south africa a seven wicket win at worcester plenty more on the bbc sport website including the build—up to former world champion tyson fury‘s return to boxing, qualifying for formula one‘s canadian grand prix, and the latest from the curtis cup, where great britain and ireland are taking on america. that's all from the bbc sport centre for now. the actress who played the first bond girl — eunice gayson — has died. she was 90. iadmire your i admire your courage miss... trench. she featured opposite sean connery in the first bond film in 1962, doctor no and from russia with love. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. after this long spell of settled weather, for over a month, it is looking like things are set to change into next week, something cooler and fresher, wet and windy. tomorrow is looking similar to today. thunderstorms across scotland and northern england. high pressure is with us into sunday, light winds, and overnight it will be a dry one, thunderstorms and

england's women in the cricket are struggling in the first one—day international against south africa at worcesterthe toss and chose to bat first, amy jones went first 19 and she is the top with sarah taylor, heather knight and natalie sciver falling cheaply. 69—6 at the moment after 23 overs. it is their first match on home soil since they won the world cup if year ago but they are not looking like world champions right 110w. looking like world champions right now. in sydney six nations championship ireland playing australia in sydney on the opening match of the summer tour and looking strong. they are leading now. johnny sexton kicking them in front in a very tight match, they are 28 minutes from the end and australia are one man down, one man has been sent to the sin bin. last time ireland beat australia on the own turf was in 1979. can they hold on to make history in the next 20 minutes? england head coach eddie jones says today's first test against south africa is the perfect development chance for younger players and a once—in—a—lifetime chance. england haven't won a game atjohannesburg sinc

welcomed the news ahead of england's first match of the summer against south africa tomorrow in worcesterwomen's game is going now and the simon helberg and last year as well, and how many people are interested in itand and how many people are interested in it and witty game is going. yeah, honestly really delighted for us. but obviously, our minds are on the cricket game tomorrow. new zealand's women's cricket team have broken the world record for the number of runs scored in a one day international match. they made 490—1; from their 50 overs against ireland in dublin — more than any international side in either men's or women's cricket — and 35 runs higher than the previous women's record and 46 more than the men's. it's worth noting though that three of ireland's bowlers were aged 17 and one was just 15! that's all from me and the sportsday team. there will be more sports over the weekend from all of us, but for now, it's good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with us broadcaster henry bonsu and rachel cunliffe, comment and feat

champions look set to extend their record of 16 wins in their last 18 matches at the university of worcesteroscow with all the fans for that match next tuesday. they or columbia will be the last team into the quarterfinals. let's speak to our sports correspondent david ornstein at reppinojust outside st petersburg hi david, there has been this debate, that defeat against the belgians could knock england off their stride even though they have landed in the soft side of the draw, is there any sense that the atmosphere has changed at all? noi no i actually think they are as strong as ever. they had a rest day yesterday and some of the images coming out of the camp on the fa social media site suggested a happy camper indeed. today they were back in full training for the first time since the belgian defeat on thursday. just from the 15 minutes of open training where the media are allowed in to witness what is going on, i sensed a real step up in intensity from previous training sessions. also a lot more focus and even when we were moved out of the training ground then, you could hear the players

table toppers wasps beat bath 5a—39 at the university of worcester arena, to record their 17th win inna next week. that's it from me for now, let's head back to moscow and 0lly foster. the half—time whistle has just gone in sochi where uruguay are leading portugal one not —— 1—0. 0ne in sochi where uruguay are leading portugal one not —— 1—0. one goal that came off of his face. particle it -- that came off of his face. particle it —— portugal is out of sorts. ronaldo has to give a captain's half—time team talk is all to try to lift his players if they are to progress where they would. either of those teams would face the french after they knocked out argentina earlier today. england do not get going until the last of these ties and the last 16 tuesday night here in the capital against columbia. let's get our daily england update. let's speak to our sports correspondent david 0rnstein at reppinojust outside st petersberg. hi david, there has been this debate, that defeat against the belgians could knock england off their stride even though they have landed in the soft side of the draw,

table toppers wasps won 54—39 at the university of worcester arena to record their 17th win in the lastester arena. the grand final takes place at the copper box arena on saturday. tennis now, and germany‘s mischa zverev is eastbourne champion after beating lukas lacko this afternoon. zverev won in straight sets, 6—4, 6—4, to take his maiden title at the age of 30, eight years after his first appearance in a title match. his victory means that he and world number three alexander are the first brothers to win a singles event in the same season since 1989. in the women‘s final, top seed caroline wozniacki has claimed her second eastbourne title, nine years after her first. the world number two beat aryna sabalenka in straight sets, 7—5, 7—6. sabalenka, who‘s ranked 45th in the world, served for both sets and led 4—1 in the tie—break, but wozniacki held strong to take her second title of the year after the australian open. that‘s all the sport for now. tomorrow‘s world cup matches will be spain versus russia, and denmark versus croatia. you can follow those and our other stories on the bbc

dideriksen sprinted to victory at the end of the 130 kilometre stage into worcester.whose advantage is now 14 seconds. britain's dani rowe is third overall. the race concludes tomorrow in colwyn bay. jorge lorenzo has claimed his first motogp pole position for ducati in qualifying for the catalan grand prix in barcelona. the spaniard recorded his first win with his team last time out in italy. and his run of form continued as he beat reigning champion marc marquez by six—hundredths of a second. cal crutchlow‘s hopes took a tumble on the penultimate corner. and the briton will start from tenth on the grid. if you've spent the entire day watching football, ollie from masco still has more to come. so no reason to. we love people watching here in moscow, just off our balcony in the shadow of saint basil's cathedral. quite a few icelandic fans back in the centre of town and after that amazing draw against argentina. i'm sure we will still see them out all little bit later. high time we get to the england team campjust outside saint petersburg, dan rowan is there. that even

dideriksen sprinted to victory at the end of the 130 kilometre stage into worcester.ntage is now 14 seconds. britain's dani rowe is third overall. the race concludes tomorrow in colwyn bay. jorge lorenzo has claimed his first motogp pole position for ducati in qualifying for the catalan grand prix in barcelona. the spaniard recorded his first win with his team last time out in italy. and his run of form continued as he beat reigning champion marc marquez by six—hundredths of a second. cal crutchlow‘s hopes took a tumble on the penultimate corner, and the briton will start from tenth on the grid. that's all we have, but plenty still going on not only in moscow and beyond. back now to olly in moscow. thanks, hugh. we keep hearing sporadic breaks of applause from icelandic... after that draw against argentina and their world cup debut. their opening match amazing. how are england doing? i know they will all have been watching that, just itching to get going tomorrow. but for now, they're still just outside get going tomorrow. but for now, they're stilljust outside saint

england‘s women have made a steady start to the first one—day international against south africa in worcesterwith amyjones and tammy beaumont opening the batting. it‘s england‘s first match on home soil since they won the world cup... he may be known as king kenny, but from now on, the footballing legend that is kenny daglish can also be called sir kenny after he was knighted in the queen‘s birthday honours list, in recognition of his services to football, charity and the city of liverpool. james burford reports. and liverpool football club, under their player manager kenny dalglish, have become only the third team this century to win the first division championship and the fa cup. 1986 was a famous year for kenny daglish. his truly was a trophy laden career. 29 major titles as a player, 14 as a manager. so how did he find out the news of his knighthood? a letter came through the door. i looked at it and it was brown and i thought, another tax bill here. perhaps it is anfield where he is most fondly thought of, but before he arrived in 1977, celtic was his home. there we re 1977, celtic was h

welcomed the pay rise ahead of england's first match of the summer against south africa tomorrow in worcestergoing now and a sign of how brilliant last year was as well and how many people are interested in where the game is going. 0bviously, really delighted for us that our minds are on that cricket game tomorrow. scotland captain kyle coetzer says they'll be taking on the best team they've ever faced when england visit edinburgh for a one day international on sunday. they haven't met for more than three years, since when scotland have recorded their first 0di win over a test nation, and coetzer‘s hoping this game will help spread cricket's appeal in his country. the exposure it will bring scotland, the exposure it will bring some of oui’ the exposure it will bring some of our players, whoever puts their hand up our players, whoever puts their hand up to take the wicket, score the runs, take the catch is, that exposure is going to be huge for our game. tyson fury has weighed in nearly five stone heavier than his opponent for his comeback fight tomorrow in manchester. the former world heavywe

cricketers have lost the opening match of their one—day series against south africa by seven wickets at worcesterbeaten 72 at least set a reasonable target of i90. but south africa got there comfortably with five overs to spare, opener lizelle lee finishing the match with a six. finally, tyson fury will make his return to the ring this evening, more than two years since vacating his world heavyweight title following a uk anti—doping investigation. he takes on albania's sefer seferi at the mancheser arena. i believe in life if you want to do something crack on, and if you don't want to do it walk away. did not want to box any more so i walked away, and i want to box now so i came back. i have trained hard for ten fights, iam i have trained hard for ten fights, i am looking forward to getting there, can't wait. it has been a long time, i am anxious to get in. looking forward to it. he has been away a long time. that is all the sport for now. see you later. thank you. theresa may has said the government's white paper on brexit won't be published until after the meeting of the european council at the

(pam) now to a bizzare story out of massachusetts -- a couple in worcester wants to find out who shothey found one of the sharp projectiles in the roof, while a second was on the deck.... and a third was in the grass in their backyard. the couple says, they are convinced they are hunting arrows shot by kids. they had removable sharp tips with razors on the side. the a's playing a doubleheader in chicago against the white sox... after yesterday's game being rained out. oakland looking for their fifth straight win this season sean manaea on the hill for the a's looking for his second win in a row top second... oakland up 1-nothing franklin barreto slaps a 3-run shot to left off james shields finished the game with 2... game home run game a's set franchise record with 22-games with a homer a's take the lead 4-nothing manaea, who stuggled in a great start in june strikes out 7... allows 5 hits and one innings a's win 11-2 game two... we pick it up in the 8th a's down by 3... with the bases loaded khris davis hits a 2-run single off chris volstad oakland down by one still in the 8th... a's

england's women are really strugging in the first one—day international against south africa in worcesteror 19, and she's one of only two players to reach double figures. the usually prolific sarah taylor, was among those to fall cheaply. they are now 101 48, in the 36 over. --101-8. world number one simona halep, says she'll, "stay chilled" in today's french open final, even though, it's her fourth attempt, to win a maiden grand slam. she faces the american, sloane stephens. it's a big opportunity, it's a big chance, but you never know. so i lost times, until now, and no one died, so be ok. but i will be i think more confident because i have a lot of experience, but in ten years, you never know, so i will stay chill. the british sailor elliot willis was forced to abandon his bid for olympic glory after being diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2015. although his condition is improving, he's decided not to return to racing but instead try to coach some of his former team—mates to gold at tokyo 2020. nick hope has been to meet him. selection for the team gb rio olympics what was the proudest mo

welcomed the pay rise ahead of england's first match of the summer against south africa tomorrow in worcesteroing right now. and how were you last year was. obviously i'm either on the game tomorrow. red bull's max verstappen just pipped lewis hamilton in today's first practise for sunday‘s canadian grand prix. the dutchman was fractions of a second quicker than hamilton, but using softer, faster tyres. hamilton was on the ultra—soft tyres as was team—mate valtteri bottas in fifth. second practise is under way at the moment, with verstappen oonce again leading the standings. that is it for me. join us for sports they later. the queen has had surgery on her eye to remove a cataract. a spokesperson from buckingham palace said the short, planned procedure last month was a success. her majesty has been seen wearing sunglasses at recent events. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell sent us this update from buckingham palace. the palace, i think, would regard this as a comparatively routine procedure, and certainly in medical terms, it is — one of the most commonplace operations to take place i

and won it, they will play their first match of the new season against south africa tomorrow in worcester busiest runway in britain, the second busiest airport in britain. last year it had something like 45 million passengers, using that single runway. every year you can build 5% on top of that so it's getting busier and busier. people like freddie laker and richard branson launched their airlines at gatwick many years ago. but what strikes me todayis many years ago. but what strikes me today is some of the wonderful footage that we can see now. the very old footage of their heyday, the beginning of gatwick. modern gatwick in the south terminal was built on the old gatwick racecourse. here's a fun factor for you. flights back then even before it was built on an earlier britain to paris, for pounds five shillings. not bad eh? a bit of a beehive, it was the first circular terminal which was then copied around the world. back then to give you some idea of numbers, and passenger numbers were the same as one weekend today in gatwick. that's quite extraordinary. the queen opened modern day gatw

south africa need just ten from 36 balls to win in worcester. they had five overs to spare.of the ferrari‘s of sebastian vettel and kimi raikkonen. qualifying gets under way in just over an hour‘s time. and in golf, great britain and ireland‘s team are struggling as they look to retain the curtis cup, that‘s the elite amateur event against america. the united states team held a 4—2 lead after day one and it‘s not looking much better for the defending champions on day. they are currently down in all three fourball matches. the golden state warriors have won their third nba title in four seasons after completing a comprehensive 4—0 series win over the cleveland cavaliers. steph curry scored 37 points for as the warriors defetaed the cavs 108—84 to prevail in the fourth consecutive finals meeting between the teams. lebron james claimed 23 points in what could be his final cavs game. the win added to the golden state warriors‘ victories in 2015 and 2017. the biggest thing we appreciate in the locker room is again what everybody brings to the table, and we unlock the great nest o

on sunday night, free example, we have massive amounts of pollen in worcester, were i live, because it i had a terrible night. what's going on in the body physiologically? why do some people get it and other people don't? it's genetic. the starters, only so many people are going to get it. the pollen gets into the nose here and they become inflamed, histamine is produced, there is sneezing, runny eyes, itchy noses. then you get the subsequent symptoms of feeling tired and irritable and congested. we will ask later on whether weather forecasts can include those alarms and how hard it will be. people need to lead their lives. you talk about staying indoors, it is hard to do in practical terms. medication staying indoors, it is hard to do in practicalterms. medication is staying indoors, it is hard to do in practical terms. medication is what people need to get. going to your pharmacist. they have lots and lots of information to help you. but people often don't realise is they can take medication in combination. an 18 histamine and a nasal spray can be taken together. a lot aren't aware o