president putin praises the might of russia's fleet at navy day celebrations. he said he doesn't reject the idea of peace talks on ukraine, but it's hard to implement a ceasefire with ukraine on the offensive. hundreds of supporters of niger's military coup protest outside the french embassy in niamey as france stops aid — leaders of the coup have warned regional and western powers against military intervention to reinstate the ousted president. here in the uk, the prime minister wants a review into low—traffic neighbourhood schemes — which seek to reduce the numbers of cars in some residential areas. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm paul scott at the bbc sport centre. here's what we've got for you. the fifth ashes test will go to a final day, as rain stops play, with australia needing another

249 to win. the shock of the tournament so far — colombia score late to see off germany at the women's world cup. another maximum for max — verstappen secures his eighth race win in a row as he takes the chequered flag at the belgian grand prix. also coming up over the next 30 minutes. england, scotland and wales all progress at the netball world cup in south africa. plus team gb prepare for the para—swimming championships — set to get underway in manchester. hello, and welcome along to the programe. the final ashes test will go to a final day. rain stopped play at the oval on day

four, with australia chasing 384 to win. it means monday will be the last time england fans get to see bowler stuart broad in action. joe wilson reports. when stuart broad began his day batting, australia's players were the first to greet him. rivalry should lead to respect, and broad, having announced his retirement, was the centre of attention, on a sunny morning, plenty had come to express their admiration. he's the reason i got into cricket. the first time i watch that was when he got 8—15, and it feels special to me in particular. he's my favourite player — i love how much he riles up the crowd, how much he can get under the aussies' skin, as always, great to watch, plus he is a phenomenal ball there and he can tee—off. final ball faced 46. was splendid. here comes australia's second innings. david warner excelled. remember he was not retiring,

james anderson, 41 today, strived. usman khawaja enjoyed himself. england needed wickets, only saw runs, a bit ominous. it remembers its history. 384, ustralia's target to win would be a record here. today, at 135—0, the rain stopped them. tomorrow is another day. definitely for the series, the last. joe wilson, bbc news.

so australia requiring another 249 to win, with 10 wickets to spare. coach marcus trescothick says the hosts can take those remaining wickets. i don't see why not. i think we have seen over the course of this game that the bigots are found at different times. it has been mostly freefalling and easiest to score. but we have got to try to make that partnership and get on a bit of a row. we have got 250 runs in the bag still come a long way to go. it puts the game in an interesting predicament. go forvictory the game in an interesting predicament. go for victory or sit out and see what happens. most importantly, hopefully the rain stays away and we can get the cricket out there and we can get the result that everybody wants. now to a great day of drama at the women's world cup. colombia left it late to upset the odds, as they saw off germany 2—1, in the surprise of the tournament so far. meanwhile, switzerland and norway booked their places in the last 16 — doing so at the expense

of co—hosts new zealand. joe lynskey rounds up the action. new zealand will be a host nation flooded with tears tonight. full—time in dunedin, new zealand exit their own party. this is a tournament they have co—hosted and where they have won a world cup match for the first time. but they have gone out at the group stage. i but they have gone out at the group staue. . , , ., ., but they have gone out at the group staie, ., , , ., ., ., but they have gone out at the group staue. . , , ., ., ., ., stage. i am very proud of our team, what we have _ stage. i am very proud of our team, what we have done _ stage. i am very proud of our team, what we have done during _ stage. i am very proud of our team, what we have done during this - stage. i am very proud of our team, | what we have done during this world cup. the connection that we have with new zealand during those few weeks, that is what we were aiming for and that is what we wanted. and we got it. for and that is what we wanted. and we not it. :: :: for and that is what we wanted. and we i at it. i1 i ,, ., we got it. 0-0, with switzerland the co-hosts, we got it. 0-0, with switzerland the co-hosts. but _ we got it. 0-0, with switzerland the co-hosts. but a _ we got it. 0-0, with switzerland the co-hosts, but a draw _ we got it. 0-0, with switzerland the co-hosts, but a draw was _ we got it. 0-0, with switzerland the co-hosts, but a draw was not - we got it. 0-0, with switzerland the i co-hosts, but a draw was not enough. co—hosts, but a draw was not enough. a point to the swiss to the point of the group and in auckland gave norway a chance. they faced the philippines. they were emphatic. norway had been under pressure. they won 6—0.

after a slow start, they scrape through on goal difference. norway are former champions but for some teams in the group stage, it's a breakthroughjust to be here. celebrations for morocco! their first goal at a women's world cup! morocco are way down the world rankings and yet they beat south korea for their first world cup win. history made by the score line and by their defender, morocco's nouhaila benzina becoming the first player to wear a hijab at the world cup. the last match of the day was lit up by colombia. few gave them a chance against the two—time winners germany, but in the 97th minute, this. now they need another! they've got it! colombia won 2—1, and sydney felt south american. the co—hosts may be out, but the party goes on. joe lynskey, bbc news. staying with the world cup,

and england need just a point against china on tuesday to progress to the knock—out stages. midfielder keira walsh will miss the game, with the knee injury picked up against denmark, but is remaining with the camp, from where jane dougall reports. the question on everybody pass lives is how is keira walsh and will she play again in this tournament? the fa did confirm that scans had revealed that she had not ruptured her acl, which of course was everybody�*s firr. but that she would not be playing in the final group stage match against china. the extent of her knee injury is not yet known but she will be staying at england's training base here in terrigal to continue her recovery. england are already without three key players in their squad. all through major knee injuries. her team—mate rachel daly spoke to the media today and understandably the main topic of conversation was keira walsh's injury and the impact on the

england squad. she walsh's injury and the impact on the england squad-— england squad. she is good. she is in ood england squad. she is good. she is in good spirits- _ england squad. she is good. she is in good spirits. that _ england squad. she is good. she is in good spirits. that is _ england squad. she is good. she is in good spirits. that is clear - england squad. she is good. she is in good spirits. that is clear all - in good spirits. that is clear all over. she is or was got a smile on herface. she is in the best place possible for recovery and obviously we are there to support her and whatever she needs.— we are there to support her and whatever she needs. rachel daly started the _ whatever she needs. rachel daly started the match _ whatever she needs. rachel daly started the match against - whatever she needs. rachel daly i started the match against denmark whatever she needs. rachel daly - started the match against denmark as a defender but she was called up to the squad as a striker. there has been a lack of goals from england, just to end their two matches so far. and that could be a crucial deciding factor when it comes to qualifying, because there is a scenario where england, china and denmark could all finish the group stages on six points each. and then it will come down to goal difference, and if that is the case then england might rue their missed opportunities in their opening match against haiti, and they are well aware of their lack of goals. we have ot aware of their lack of goals. - have got two more goals than the rest of them. which is nice. no, it is not a concern. i think two games

into the tournament, two wins, you have to look at the positives, we have to look at the positives, we have got two really good wins against two really good teams. there is a lot of outside noise about goal scoring, we want to be at their absolute best the first two games, and seven or eight games we need to get through, and hopefully get better and better every game. england need goals but for their final group stage match at least they are without their linchpin, their creative midfielder. the person who has helped to create those goal—scoring opportunities. so without keira walsh england could be in real trouble. let's have a quick look at some of the other football stories making the headlines today. allan saint—maximin has completed his move from newcastle to saudi pro league side al—ahli for an undisclosed fee. the french forward made over 100 appearances for the club sincejoining from nice four years ago. dundee missed out on a place in the last 16

of the scottish league cup, despite a 1—0 win at home to inverness caley thistle. they required a victory by two clear goals to secure a place in the knockout stages of the competition. chelsea have reached an agreement to sign defender axel disasi from monaco, in a deal that could be worth nearly £40 million. disasi has been capped four times by france, making his full international debut in the world cup defeat by tunisia. it's surely a case of when, not if, max verstappen claims a third consecutive formula i drivers�* championship, after yet another victory. this time, he worked his way from sixth on the grid to finish top of the podium at the belgian grand prix as ben croucher reports. the modern trend in formula i sees 20 cars turn up to a track and then at the end max verstappen is first. it would be the case again in belgium. it it would be the case again in bel ium. , it would be the case again in beli ium. , , .,

it would be the case again in lzielgium-_ it would be the case again in beliium. , , ., ., ., belgium. it is lights out and away we io. belgium. it is lights out and away we go- ltut _ belgium. it is lights out and away we go- ltut he _ belgium. it is lights out and away we go. but he would _ belgium. it is lights out and away we go. but he would have - belgium. it is lights out and away we go. but he would have to - belgium. it is lights out and away we go. but he would have to do l belgium. it is lights out and awayj we go. but he would have to do it from sixth — we go. but he would have to do it from sixth on _ we go. but he would have to do it from sixth on the _ we go. but he would have to do it from sixth on the grid _ we go. but he would have to do it from sixth on the grid after - from sixth on the grid after mclaren's 0scar ps3 was a little squeezed at the first corner, verstappen found a bit more space as he picked off lewis hamilton. then charles leclerc to move up to second. 0nly his team—mate was left to chase. sergio peres, like most of the season, was soon in his mirrors. max verstappen takes the lead. a brief rain shower ensure the double world champion was kept on his toes. 0h, world champion was kept on his toes. oh, that was a big snap! figs world champion was kept on his toes. oh, that was a big snap! $5 an oh, that was a big snap! as an eiihth oh, that was a big snap! as an eighth straight _ oh, that was a big snap! as an eighth straight victory - oh, that was a big snap! as an eighth straight victory was - oh, that was a big snap! as an - eighth straight victory was seldom in doubt. , ., , ., ., in doubt. imperious out in front. and what turned _ in doubt. imperious out in front. and what turned out _ in doubt. imperious out in front. and what turned out to - in doubt. imperious out in front. and what turned out to be - in doubt. imperious out in front. and what turned out to be a - and what turned out to be a relatively relaxing weekend. ben croucher, bbc news. so eight wins in a row for verstappen — the red bull racer now has a i25—point lead in the drivers�* championship. i knew that we had a great car. it

was i knew that we had a great car. it wasjusl— i knew that we had a great car. it wasjust about i knew that we had a great car. it was just about surviving turned one. i could _ was just about surviving turned one. i could see _ was just about surviving turned one. i could see it— was just about surviving turned one. i could see it was all getting really— i could see it was all getting really tight. i have been in a position— really tight. i have been in a position before myself, i said i was 'ust position before myself, i said i was just going — position before myself, i said i was just going to stay out of that and then it _ just going to stay out of that and then it worked out, and then from there _ then it worked out, and then from there onwards we all made the right overtaking _ there onwards we all made the right overtaking moves. ijust got a little — overtaking moves. ijust got a little bit — overtaking moves. ijust got a little bit stuck in the beginning. once _ little bit stuck in the beginning. once that — little bit stuck in the beginning. once that cleared, i could do my own pace _ once that cleared, i could do my own pace yeah, — once that cleared, i could do my own pace. yeah, again, really enjoyable. once _ pace. yeah, again, really enjoyable. once max _ pace. yeah, again, really enjoyable. once max came through with his pace, it was all about bringing it home with a good result for the team. we were looking after the car at that point, making sure that we didn't do too much out of it. yeah, that was pretty much the whole race. a day after becoming world champion, jake dennis could only finish third in the final formula e race of the season. new zealander nick cassidy started

from pole and lead every single lap at london excel, finishing ahead of compatriot mitch evans, with dennis completing the podium at his home race. it's been a great day for the home nations at the netball world cup in south africa. wales progressed to the next stage after beating sri lanka 68—56. while, in the later match, england saw off scotland 62—37, to finish top of pool b. despite the defeat, scotland are also through to the next phase. former england captain ama agbeze told me there is room for improvement for england. i think scotland wanted to show england — i think scotland wanted to show england that they mean business. it is a rivalry— england that they mean business. it is a rivalry that has been going on for years — is a rivalry that has been going on for years at— is a rivalry that has been going on for years. at nine meetings at world cops, _ for years. at nine meetings at world cups, england have won them all and this one _ cups, england have won them all and this one obviously was no different. but scotland did not get the start they wanted, and i think they started — they wanted, and i think they started really well and they showed the intent _ started really well and they showed the intent that they really had they wanted _ the intent that they really had they wanted in — the intent that they really had they wanted in that much. it wasn't the case _ wanted in that much. it wasn't the case the _ wanted in that much. it wasn't the case the next game, but they were still quite _ case the next game, but they were still quite a — case the next game, but they were still quite a few errors from both

teams _ still quite a few errors from both teams it— still quite a few errors from both teams. it took them a while to settle — teams. it took them a while to settle into the match.- teams. it took them a while to settle into the match. when talking about england _ settle into the match. when talking about england 24 _ settle into the match. when talking about england 24 hours _ settle into the match. when talking about england 24 hours ago, - settle into the match. when talking about england 24 hours ago, where there are signs that they were taking a step in the right direction here? is that still something that is concerning going forward? i still! is concerning going forward? i still think it is a — is concerning going forward? i still think it is a need _ is concerning going forward? i still think it is a need to _ is concerning going forward? i still think it is a need to work- is concerning going forward? i still think it is a need to work on. in this— think it is a need to work on. in this game, _ think it is a need to work on. in this game, they lost the ball 21 times, — this game, they lost the ball 21 times, which in international nethall— times, which in international netball is— times, which in international netball is quite a lot. i think the last eight— netball is quite a lot. i think the last eight times in the first quarter _ last eight times in the first quarter. they have made some progress — quarter. they have made some progress but not the clinical game that the _ progress but not the clinical game that the coach will have wanted. and what positives _ that the coach will have wanted. fific what positives will scotland be able to take from today's match? thea;r what positives will scotland be able to take from today's match? they are throu i h to to take from today's match? they are through to the _ to take from today's match? they are through to the next _ to take from today's match? they are through to the next stage. _ to take from today's match? they are through to the next stage. actually, l through to the next stage. actually, the last— through to the next stage. actually, the last time england and scotland met at— the last time england and scotland met at the world cup, the score difference — met at the world cup, the score difference was a lot bigger. scotland were kept to a minimum of 35 goals _ scotland were kept to a minimum of 35 goals. they have reduced the score _ 35 goals. they have reduced the score line — 35 goals. they have reduced the score line in the game. they took the ball— score line in the game. they took the ball through court, they came under— the ball through court, they came under intense pressure from the english — under intense pressure from the english defensive unit and they made some unforced and uncharacteristic errors— some unforced and uncharacteristic errors which they will i guess grow from _

errors which they will i guess grow from that — errors which they will i guess grow from that. they will take those learnings — from that. they will take those learnings and that will help them in the next _ learnings and that will help them in the next pool stage they go into. we the next pool stage they go into. w's. spoke the next pool stage they go into. spoke about the next pool stage they go into. - spoke about wales and they're particularly tough group, but they are through as well, completing the set for the home nations.— are through as well, completing the set for the home nations. wales beat sri lanka today _ set for the home nations. wales beat sri lanka today so _ set for the home nations. wales beat sri lanka today so they _ set for the home nations. wales beat sri lanka today so they will _ set for the home nations. wales beat sri lanka today so they will be - sri lanka today so they will be really — sri lanka today so they will be really happy. the first point of the competition. but they are through to the next _ competition. but they are through to the next stage from a very, very tough _ the next stage from a very, very tough pools. to beat sri lanka and jamaica. _ tough pools. to beat sri lanka and jamaica, that was a tough ask for wales _ jamaica, that was a tough ask for wales. ~ ., .., , jamaica, that was a tough ask for wales. ~ . .. , ., jamaica, that was a tough ask for wales. . . , ., ., wales. what can they do going forward? l _ wales. what can they do going forward? ithink— wales. what can they do going forward? i think they - wales. what can they do going forward? i think they will - wales. what can they do going forward? i think they will take | forward? i think they will take confidence — forward? i think they will take confidence from _ forward? i think they will take confidence from their - forward? i think they will take confidence from their win - forward? i think they will take l confidence from their win today against — confidence from their win today against sri lanka. it has been clinical— against sri lanka. it has been clinical so— against sri lanka. it has been clinical so they are meeting tough nations— clinical so they are meeting tough nations in— clinical so they are meeting tough nations in world netball and it is but getting the ball, so every other centre _ but getting the ball, so every other centre pass is received by the team. if centre pass is received by the team. if you _ centre pass is received by the team. if you can— centre pass is received by the team. if you canjust centre pass is received by the team. if you can just score from your position. — if you can just score from your position, being patient, working the ball position, being patient, working the hall back— position, being patient, working the hall back if— position, being patient, working the ball back if you need to before going — ball back if you need to before going forwards, and i think confidence to let people go. because sometimes they have been quite against _ sometimes they have been quite against those top sides of south africa _ against those top sides of south africa and jamaica. is against those top sides of south africa and jamaica.— against those top sides of south africa and jamaica. is there a sign that perhaps _ africa and jamaica. is there a sign that perhaps the _ africa and jamaica. is there a sign that perhaps the smaller - africa and jamaica. is there a sign that perhaps the smaller nations, | that perhaps the smaller nations,

the so—called lesser nations, i making life more difficult for the established nations? how good is that for the sport that it is looking more competitive? there is a bii dis-ari looking more competitive? there is a big disparity in _ looking more competitive? there is a big disparity in terms _ looking more competitive? there is a big disparity in terms of— big disparity in terms of facilities. australia, new zealand, england. — facilities. australia, new zealand, england, they have a lot of money. they won't — england, they have a lot of money. they won't say that themselves but they do— they won't say that themselves but they do have a lot of money compared to other— they do have a lot of money compared to other teams. but teams who haven't— to other teams. but teams who haven't got all those resources that will give _ haven't got all those resources that will give them a run for their money _ will give them a run for their money. jamaica don't necessarily have _ money. jamaica don't necessarily have that — money. jamaica don't necessarily have that much financial backing or commercial— have that much financial backing or commercial sponsors, but they are really— commercial sponsors, but they are really up _ commercial sponsors, but they are really up there. and uganda gave new zealand _ really up there. and uganda gave new zealand a _ really up there. and uganda gave new zealand a good shot in their game yesterday — zealand a good shot in their game yesterday. it is a time that i think lesser— yesterday. it is a time that i think lesser nations are giving the higher ranked _ lesser nations are giving the higher ranked teams a run for their money. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. celine boutier has won the first major title of her career, with a resounding victory in the evian championship in france. she finished on 14 under, six shots clear of canada's defending champion brooke henderson.

boutier is the first french winner at the evian resort golf club. dean rock sealed victory for dublin as they edged rivals kerry to reclaim the all—ireland football title with a 1—15 to 1—13 victory at croke park. it's dublin's 3ist sam maguire cup, seven short of kerry's record haul. and demi vollering finished second in the final—stage time—trial at the tour de france femmes. that was enough for the dutch woman to claim her first grand tour overall victory. she beat belgium's lotte kopecky by more than three minutes. sarah sjostrom has broken michael phelps' world medals record, with victory in the 50 — metre freestyle. it was the swedish swimmer�*s 2ist individual world medal to surpass the american's tally.

staying in the pool, and the world para—swimming championships get underway in manchester tomorrow. the 28—strong british team is a mix of experience and youth, and among those looking to build on the success of last summer, when gb finished fourth in the medals table, is grace harvey. our reporter rachael latham has been to meet her. grace harvey, don't let her smile for liu~ _ grace harvey, don't let her smile for liu~ she — grace harvey, don't let her smile for liu. she is as fierce as they come — for liu. she is as fierce as they come i— for liu. she is as fierce as they come. ., for liu. she is as fierce as they come, ., ., ., , for liu. she is as fierce as they come. ., , ,, ., ,~ come. i got goose bumps on my arm as i saw come. i got goose bumps on my arm as i saw grace — come. i got goose bumps on my arm as i saw grace harvey. _ come. i got goose bumps on my arm as i saw grace harvey. head _ come. i got goose bumps on my arm as i saw grace harvey. head of _ come. i got goose bumps on my arm as i saw grace harvey. head of the - i saw grace harvey. head of the world championships _ i saw grace harvey. head of the world championships in - i saw grace harvey. head of the - world championships in manchester, she is ready and raring to go. i’m she is ready and raring to go. i'm really excited _ she is ready and raring to go. i'm really excited for world championships, going into it as the reigning _ championships, going into it as the reigning world champion in the hundred — reigning world champion in the hundred metre breaststroke, ithink it's going _ hundred metre breaststroke, ithink it's going to be amazing to race in manchester. my family is all coming, friends, _ manchester. my family is all coming, friends, especially people you've

never _ friends, especially people you've never seen me race in person before. with it _ never seen me race in person before. with it being — never seen me race in person before. with it being a local world championships, i think the support behind _ championships, ! think the support behind all— championships, i think the support behind all of the athlete is going to he _ behind all of the athlete is going to be amazing.— behind all of the athlete is going to be amazing. grace has cerebral ials and to be amazing. grace has cerebral palsy and generally _ to be amazing. grace has cerebral palsy and generally uses - to be amazing. grace has cerebral palsy and generally uses a - palsy and generally uses a wheelchair to move around, but in 2020, whilst out injapan, she worked for the first time using a robotic suit. it is clear she has both physical and mental strength. but she was inspired by watching the paralympics atjust ten years old. it wasn't until 2008 that i watch the beijing paralympic games and that was— the beijing paralympic games and that was my first experience of para- — that was my first experience of para— sport. i looked at liz that was my first experience of para— sport. i looked at linohnson and i_ para— sport. i looked at linohnson and i thought if she can do this, then— and i thought if she can do this, then i_ and i thought if she can do this, then i want— and i thought if she can do this, then i want to go into paralympics, too. then i want to go into paralympics, too~ aged — then i want to go into paralympics, too. aged ten, ijoined my local swimming — too. aged ten, ijoined my local swimming club. too. aged ten, i 'oined my local swimming club.— too. aged ten, i 'oined my local swimming club. too. aged ten, i 'oined my local swimmini club. ,, , ., swimming club. swimming is not the onl thini swimming club. swimming is not the only thing grace _ swimming club. swimming is not the only thing grace has _ swimming club. swimming is not the only thing grace has been _ swimming club. swimming is not the only thing grace has been focusing i only thing grace has been focusing on. she is alsojuggling a masters in dental health at the university of manchester. i in dental health at the university of manchester.— in dental health at the university of manchester. i had to make the decision that _ of manchester. i had to make the decision that i _ of manchester. i had to make the decision that i was _ of manchester. i had to make the decision that i was going - of manchester. i had to make the decision that i was going to - of manchester. i had to make the decision that i was going to be i

decision that i was going to be going — decision that i was going to be going part—time. initially, iwanted to do— going part—time. initially, iwanted to do the— going part—time. initially, iwanted to do the masters in one year to focus _ to do the masters in one year to focus on — to do the masters in one year to focus on serving next year, but i had to _ focus on serving next year, but i had to reflect and say it is too much — had to reflect and say it is too much. when you are training six days a week_ much. when you are training six days a week for— much. when you are training six days a week for around 20 hours. even thouih a week for around 20 hours. even though you _ a week for around 20 hours. even though you are — a week for around 20 hours. even though you are a _ a week for around 20 hours. even though you are a very _ a week for around 20 hours. even though you are a very well - a week for around 20 hours. even though you are a very well seasoned athlete and already achieved so much, do you ever still feel nervous building up to big competitions like this? ' :: :: , building up to big competitions like this? ' i: i: , ., building up to big competitions like this? in ., ,.,,._ building up to big competitions like th|s7'::::f ., this? 10096. i am probably the most nervous person _ this? 10096. i am probably the most nervous person when _ this? 10096. i am probably the most nervous person when it _ this? 10096. i am probably the most nervous person when it comes - this? 10096. i am probably the most nervous person when it comes to i nervous person when it comes to racing _ nervous person when it comes to racing i— nervous person when it comes to racing l was _ nervous person when it comes to racing. i was once told that nerves racing. ! was once told that nerves means— racing. i was once told that nerves means you — racing. i was once told that nerves means you want it, and i keep that is my— means you want it, and i keep that is my mantra. i decided if i am nervous — is my mantra. i decided if i am nervous that ijust wanted so bad. to train— nervous that ijust wanted so bad. to train day— nervous that ijust wanted so bad. to train day in and day out for that one moment you are going to stand on the blogs _ one moment you are going to stand on the blogs. for me, i use the nerves and excitement for that little bit extra _ and excitement for that little bit extra the — and excitement for that little bit extra. the last five metres, you have _ extra. the last five metres, you have got— extra. the last five metres, you have got your head down, it could be the difference between first and second — the difference between first and second or third and fourth. and that is what _ second or third and fourth. and that is what keeps me going through the race _ is what keeps me going through the race. . ., , , ., race. her infectious smile and tell it in the pool— race. her infectious smile and tell it in the pool is _ race. her infectious smile and tell it in the pool is sure _ race. her infectious smile and tell it in the pool is sure to _ race. her infectious smile and tell it in the pool is sure to be - race. her infectious smile and tell it in the pool is sure to be a - race. her infectious smile and tellj it in the pool is sure to be a crowd pleaser, where she is hoping to be

on top of the world again. rachel latham, bbc news. it's been a history—making weekend for american boxer terence crawford, who's become the first undisputed welterweight champion in the four—belt era — which started in 2004. he beat compatriot errol spence junior in las vegas — in a dominant display — to claim the wbc, wba super and ibf titles, adding to his wbo belt. it's an incredible 40 wins in a row for crawford, who ended spence's unbeaten streak in the ninth round. for all of you guys that doubted me, for all of you guys that said i was too small, i was actually too strong. and now everybody, they get to witness greatness, like i said before. it's the terence crawford era.

before this weekend's final rounds of the formula e championship, the envision racing team showed off a full—size, formula e racing car made entirely from electronic waste. the team worked with british artist and designer liam hopkins to create the car, to encourage the recycling of the increasing amount of electronic waste created in the uk. and scott butler, and from recycling electricals, we know that they're in the uk there are 5 million items in people's cupboards, hide it away. there is enough cables in people's draws to go around the earth five times. too much copper, lithium, steel, aluminium, gold. that is not good and we can do something about it. anything with a plug that can be

recycled, it should never go in a bend. people should never been electricals. it bend. people should never been electricals— electricals. it took around i believe the _ electricals. it took around i believe the six _ electricals. it took around i believe the six months - electricals. it took around i believe the six months to l electricals. it took around i - believe the six months to build and basically— believe the six months to build and basically it — believe the six months to build and basically it is made out of letter e-waste. — basically it is made out of letter e—waste, old laptops, computers, game _ e—waste, old laptops, computers, game consoles, pc. you have also got tv screens _ game consoles, pc. you have also got tv screens on — game consoles, pc. you have also got tv screens on there, batteries on there _ tv screens on there, batteries on there as — tv screens on there, batteries on there as well.— tv screens on there, batteries on there as well. �* ., ., ,~' , there as well. i'm liam hopkins, the artist and designer— there as well. i'm liam hopkins, the artist and designer who _ there as well. i'm liam hopkins, the artist and designer who has - there as well. i'm liam hopkins, the artist and designer who has created | artist and designer who has created the gend three electric waste car thatis the gend three electric waste car that is here. thousands of items on the car. one of my favourite is an old 1950s radio, i have repurposed it onto the top of the car. which is like creating the radar that you see on the actual gend three cars. the hardest part is working out how i was going to get the thing to move. that is built from an old electric beach buggy. i wanted to project that story about reduce, reuse,

recycle. if we can get something thatis recycle. if we can get something that is already had a life and we can add another life to it, that is such an important factor. hagar can add another life to it, that is such an important factor. how did it drive? it reminded _ such an important factor. how did it drive? it reminded me... _ such an important factor. how did it drive? it reminded me... i - such an important factor. how did it drive? it reminded me... i used - such an important factor. how did it drive? it reminded me... i used to. drive? it reminded me... i used to id drive? it reminded me... i used to go go-kart— drive? it reminded me... i used to go go—kart racing and it reminded me of that _ go go—kart racing and it reminded me of that i_ go go—kart racing and it reminded me of that. i think it is an incredible piece _ of that. i think it is an incredible piece of— of that. i think it is an incredible piece of symbolism. it of that. i think it is an incredible piece of symbolism.— piece of symbolism. it shows something — piece of symbolism. it shows something in _ piece of symbolism. it shows something in a _ piece of symbolism. it shows something in a different - piece of symbolism. it shows| something in a different way, piece of symbolism. it shows i something in a different way, it cuts through and is basically telling people look at this text, it has a second life, let's recycle all of our electricals and get cracking with their contributions to the green economy. so before we go, a reminder of our top story — and rain lead to play being abandoned on day four of the final ashes test at the oval. australia will resume on 135 without loss tomorrow, requiring another 249 to win — if they do, they'll take the series 3—1. so can stuart broad thwart the tourists on his final ever appearance? we'll find out on monday. from myself and the team, thanks for watching. we'll see you next time.

hello. it's turned cloudy and wet in many parts of the country and if the rain hasn't reached you yet, it's not far away. here's the outlook for the week ahead. there's no let—up to the kind of weather we have been experiencing for the last few weeks. so more unsettled weather on the way. if you look at the satellite picture, you can see a daisy chain of weather systems sweeping off north america and across the atlantic and heading in our direction, propelled by quite a strong jet stream, which will also be rippling across the atlantic. and at times it will even be south of us as we see these troughs developing, and that will also allow cooler air to sweep in from the north. let's have a look at the forecast, then, for the evening and overnight.

plenty of cloud, here's the weather front with the rain sweeping northwards. it should reach the lowlands later in the evening or through the early hours. the north of scotland may stay dry through the night but for many of us it's cloudy, with rain at times, mist and murk and low cloud. breezy, if not windy, conditions, but mild — i7 celsius in cardiff with this maritime air mass. and tomorrow it's a cloudy picture, at times bursts of rain, some of them heavy. both in the morning and the afternoon. it certainly won't be raining all the time and if anything even a chance of a few sunny spells. perhaps even lengthy ones across the south, the south—west, maybe to the east of the pennines. but the cloud and the rain will never be too far away. that's how we're going to end monday, with the low pressure close by and a generally overcast picture with rain at times. that takes us into tuesday, the low pressure moves away and we are in between weather systems. there's another one heading our way. but i think tuesday, overall, is going to be the best day of the week. we have the most amount of sunshine.

yes, a few showers in the north but not a bad day compared to what is going to happen on wednesday. look at this low pressure sweeping in and bringing a wet day on wednesday for many parts of the country. and then, on thursday, we develop a northerly wind and it will be quite noticeable, right across the uk. particularly noticeable across the north of scotland and along the north sea coast. this is looking at the weather into the following weekend. the same sort of weather — unsettled, on the cool side, with rain at times. goodbye.

live from london. this is bbc news... at least 37 people have been killed in a bomb blast at a political gathering in pakistan. hundreds of supporters of niger's military coup protest outside the french embassy in niamey as france stops aid. president putin praises the might of russia's navy. but doesn't dismiss the idea of peace talks over ukraine. here in the uk, the prime minister insists he's on the side

of car drivers and wants traffic—reducing measures reviewed. and in the women's world cup, in a last minute twist, colombia stun germany with a shock late win. hello, i'm monika plaha. welcome to the programme. at least 37 people have been killed in an explosion at a political rally in north—west pakistan. dozens more were injured in the explosion in the bajore district, where the leader of an islamist party was due to address the gathering. local clinics and hospitals have been overwhelmed by casualties, and the authorities have declared a health emergency. the party has urged its supporters to donate blood.