1 0 in the fifa womens world cup. And at 5. 45pm, theres another chance to see simon mccoys extraordinary interview with d day veteran eric chardin, who took part in the landings aged just 19. Good afternoon. One of the candidates for the leadership of the conservative party, michael gove, says he deeply regrets taking cocaine more than 20 years ago. He told the daily mail that he had taken the drug at several social events while working as a journalist. He said it was a mistake but he didnt believe it should disqualify him from becoming prime minister. Peter saull reports. Michael gove has put himself out there like ten of his colleagues. I confirm that i will be putting my name forward to be prime minister. But he is now facing up to his past, admitting taking cocaine more than two decades ago. In his confession to the daily mail today, he says. He adds. One of the other would be leaders has some sympathy. I think michael set out that he made a mistake. It was a long time ago, people willjudge it as it is, but i do believe in a Second Chance society generally and its up for mps and colleagues, members, to decide, but i dont see it barring him from this race. And michael gove is not alone other candidates have admitted taking drugs themselves. The International Development secretary rory stewart apologised for smoking opium at a wedding in iran 15 years ago. The jetsetting foreign secretaryjeremy hunt has also learnt his lesson, telling the times he drank a cannabis infused drink while backpacking in india. Have you snorted cocaine . And then theres borisjohnson, who has faced questions in the past about claims he took cocaine while he was a student. I tried to, but unsuccessfully, a long time ago. Three years later, he said it was simply untrue he had taken cocaine. Equally fresh faced, this is michael gove in the late 1990s. Little did he know that 20 years hence, he would be a candidate for prime minister. Fast forward to now and with plenty of support among mps, he is considered a frontrunner. But if he makes it to the final two, will the tory membership conservative by name and often conservative by nature find it hard to forgive his past misdemeanours . And peter explained why mr gove may have decided to talk about his past. This is becoming a feature of the conservative leadership contest. The International Development secretary, rory stewart, talking about a wedding. Being passed an opium pipe. Saying he felt he had to smoke it due to politeness. Others making similar admissions of taking drugs, dominic rabb saying he smoked cannabis when he was at university. You saw the clip of borisjohnson as well when he was presenting have i got news back in 2005. This is a question that politicians are often asked, how did they behave and they were younger . Perhaps any former life as politicians and i think the kind of message you can take from michael gove today is, look, judge me on my record as a politician in parliament, because, remember politicians had passed lives. They were people before politicians. In terms of how he is handling it, how is he being received . I think the key question is how it goes down among the tory faithful out there in the country. Michael gove is a very popular figure within the conservative party in westminster. He is considered one of the favourites to get through to the final two. Those rounds of voting whittling down to the final two will begin on thursday. Hes got a lot of support within the parliamentary party, he ticks quite a lot of boxes for his colleagues. He has a wealth of experience in the cabinet. Hes also a brexiteer, which is clear criteria for a lot of people. But, you know, the clue is in the name as far as the conservative leadership goes. They are conservative and largely older in demographics. They may take a dimmer view than some of his conservative colleagues in westminster to some of his past misdemeanours. Joining me now is ian hamilton, a senior lecturer in addiction and Mental Health from the university of york. Thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. Are you surprised by the story . Not at all. When we thing about the number of people who use drugs in this country every year, it would be astonishing if members of the cabinet and other politicians arent using drugs. They like to remind us, dont they, they arejust one of us . If they are just one of us, they would just be doing the same as iran else and actually using the drug. Being one of us, taking the drug. Being one of us, taking the drugs, that is a criminal act, is in his . If we are hearing now, being forgiving, brushing aside, what is the real story here . Its interesting, is in its . Its not clear to me why hes decided to make the statement now. Unfortunately, he fits a bit of a pattern people confessing, or to clearly mps, in that its almost full of regret and remorse, when we know the vast majority people take drugs because. The majority of them do, so because. The majority of them do, so would be great or refreshing if michael gove and other mps and said, look, i really enjoyed the experience but ive grown out of it, oi experience but ive grown out of it, or is something i wouldnt want to do now . A lot of people are talking about this being a middle class drugs scourge. And then people will point out that if you were a young black man and youd been convicted of drug use, you would be in prison. Yeah, so theres an obvious disconnect, or difference, between what happens to people like michael gove when they confess to drug use and, as you point out, to people in certain groups. Not just and, as you point out, to people in certain groups. Notjust young black men but also working class men and women across the board. We know that the sanctions committee consequences of drug use are often far worse than the consequent is of drugs themselves, so what i want to know is, will michael gove be able to travel to america again . Americas very strict on a history of drug use, so it will be introducing whether hes able to go back and even get into the united states. Because if he was a normal member of the public, he would not be allowed. To exe have experience in addiction and Mental Health. How do you, or how would you like the story, to be taken how would you like the story, to be ta ken forward . The how would you like the story, to be taken forward . The reality is, drug use, those caught in the hell of addiction, its very different succulent is. A vast majority of people it is. Succulent is. A vast majority of people it is. Wouldnt it be great if michael gove, having made this admission, really knowledge that hes like everybody else, looked again at policy and drug policy, which desperately needs reevaluation and almost a start ain . Reevaluation and almost a start again . We are in the worst possible position where we vet this kind of collective political denial of drug use, and really harsh penalties for people who need help. So what im really concerned about is, the way that often people who develop problems and dontjust have the problems and dontjust have the problems with the drugs but also with the way that they are stigmatized, and that i think its in the way of them seeking treatment, and we have seen absolutely savage cuts to drug treatments in this country over the last few years. Its about time when we know people need treatment, theres fewer places available. I think michael gove could do some really positive about this and say hes going to be courageous enough to look again at drug policy and funding for drug some point i would like to know your opinion, then, on legislation surrounding cannabis. I would like to know your opinion. How do you think that should go . We have already seen a small change with that, havent we, with an opening up or a change in the law with Medicinal Cannabis . Were in the worst possible position at the moment with the law on cannabis. We need to accept the fact that millions of people use this drug every year and really it should be regulated. It should not be left to people who, criminals who essentially have no interest in the health and well being of users, so i would like to see cannabis regulated. That doesnt mean to say it would be a free flow. We thing about things of minimum age you can access it, taxation which is then used two funds treatment for a small never people who a problem, so i am certainly coming at it. Use it funds treatment. Ian hamilton, thank you so much for your time. The us President Donald Trump says the us and mexico have reached a deal on illegal migration. The american president had threatened to impose tariffs on all mexican imports from the start of next week unless action was taken to stem the flow of people crossing the border illegally. Will grant reports. Pourous, jungled, and nearly impossible to police. Every day, people move back and forth across the suchiate river, mexicos natural border with central america, on inflatable rafts. Many cross for work, commerce, even school. But for us bound migrants, its a crucial step on their arduous journey north. For now, punitive tariffs have been avoided. Yet few in mexico think the shaky piece on immigration will last. Yet few in mexico think the shaky peace on immigration will last. President Lopez Obrador has urged donald trump towards more dialogue, insisting that mexico has clamped down hard on illegal immigration in recent months. Still, so far, its made little difference. President trump continues to paint this as basically an unmanned gateway into the united states. Once inside mexico, the tough part begins. Mexico says its prepared to increase the deterrence by sending thousands more troops to its southern border. This week, some 500 migrants were detained, joining the more than 80,000 deported since december a huge jump on the previous year. Meanwhile, local immigration agencies are clearly overwhelmed and underfunded, as they struggle to provide basic services or help with asylum claims. Translation the first time, we dealt with around 20,000 migrants. We just didnt have the resources. The mayor of the town had to dip into her own pocket to help out. Typically, most migrants are from central america, though some have reached tapachula from half a world away democratic republic of congo, Central African republic, cameroon. Theyre all fleeing one thing in common violence. Theres war in cameroon. That is my reason that, i suppose, made me to leave cameroon. So i am trying to go to us because theres a lot of human rights in us. The group showed us disturbing images of their trip to the darien gap, one of the most hostile environments in the americas. Some of their travel companions never made it, they said. For mexico, this is a major issue. The mexican government, i feel, has been doing everything it can in the circumstances, and what we need is american cooperation, not unilateral threats. Mexico can ill afford an economic conflict with the us, its largest trading partner. A recession would surely increase immigration north, exacerbating the problem. Yet mexicans fear mr trump, whos recently cut aid to central america, isnt interested in the causes of immigration, only in seeing it stamped out. Willgrant is in mexico city for us now. Is this a win win for both sides, for america and for mexico . is this a win win for both sides, for america and for mexico . I think, ina sense, for america and for mexico . I think, in a sense, it is. Certainly mr trump is going to be pleased he is getting this reaction from mexico thousands of National Guard on the border, a commitment to tackling the Human Trafficking organisations that operate in this country, and also certain things on remaining in mexico while your asylum claim is going through in the united states. Those particular key for the trumpet ministration. I think mexico can afford to be pleased too. For the trump administration. The tariffs, their main objective. Just remind us, what was at risk for president obrador and mexico . How awful with these tariffs have been . Awful. Billions in trade heading north every year. Billions in trade heading north every yea r. If billions in trade heading north every year. If you imagine a 5 tariff on all of that, thats going to be initially painful thing for producers and manufacturers in this country. Whether or not thats avocados and tequila or carports, fridges, cars themselves, and the irony was that a lot of the components of these items were made in the us. Come south, assemble in mexico, and they go back north. They would have hurt American Consumers and american businesses as well, and that might have actually been the point that swung President Trump to not impose these tariffs. This could bea not impose these tariffs. This could be a very short lived hiatus for mexico. How large a task is it going to be for them to adhere to these conditions . I think the fear and mexico is that donald trump has not done something which is linked trade and immigration, and in the past that wasnt really the way that things were done. You treated each things were done. You treated each thing separately in terms of your bilateral relationship with your closest neighbour, your neighbour and one of your main allies. Mr trump has essentially said, if you dont do what i want you to do, on immigration, im going to hurt you in trade. I think mexico is particularly keen to break that relationship again and get things back onto a footing and way, say, look, lets Work Together on immigration and trade is a separate question. I things dumb i think things are shaky for now on i think we will see things progress i think things are kind of shaky for now. In 90 days time, well see how things are then. Will grant, thanks very much. Youre watching bbc news. A 16 year old boy has been arrested over a homophobic attack against two lesbians in london. Melania gimoanat and her partner chris were passengers on a night bus when a group began harassing them and asking them to kiss. Four other males aged between 15 and 18 are being questioned on suspicion of robbery and aggravated grievous bodily harm. The time is 5 17 p m. The headlines on bbc news michael gove one of the front runners for the conservative leadership says his past cocaine use more than 20 years ago should not be held against him in his bid to become prime minister. Us President Donald Trump lifts the threat of tariffs on imports from mexico after its government promises to curb illegal immigration. A 16 year old boy has been arrested over a homophobic attack against two women in london. The queens official birthday has been marked by the annual trooping the colour ceremony. The duchess of sussex joined the parade in an open top carriage, her first public appearance since the birth of her son four weeks ago. Sarah campbell reports. It is one of the biggest events on the royal calendar, and always one to attract crowds to the mall. This year, many were hoping for a glimpse of the duchess of sussex and they were not disappointed. Sitting alongside her husband, prince harry, with her sister in law, catherine, the duchess of cambridge and the duchess of cornwall, this was her first public appearance since the birth of baby archie, on the 6th of may. The queen celebrated her 93rd birthday in april. Trooping the colour has marked the monarchs official birthday for more than 200 years. After a week honouring the sacrifices made by the military on the beaches of normandy, today, more than 1,000 members of the armed forces honoured the queen, their commander in chief. It was a proud moment for all those taking part, watched on by invited guests, including the prime minister, theresa may. After the ceremony, back to Buckingham Palace and what is perhaps the worlds most famous balcony the crowd surging forward to get the best view. Not in attendance, as expected, was prince philip, who turns 98 on monday. Making his first balcony appearance was prince williams youngest son, prince louis making sure, along with his siblings, this is one for the royal family photo album. The actor Olivia Colman and tv adventurer bear grylls are among the famous names recognised in the queens birthday honours list. Theyjoin hundreds of members of the public who also receive awards for their contribution to their community. Lizo mzimbas report contains some flash photography. Academy award winner Olivia Colman says she is thrilled to have been made a commander of the order of the British Empire for services to drama. Now is the winter of our discontent. Simon Russell Beale has received a knighthood for his acting work. In the world of music, performer and actor alfie boe becomes an obe for services to music and charity. While the grammy and brit nominated performer m i. A becomes an mbe. But of course, the majority of the honours have gone to people who arent in the public eye. For work in their communities across the country. People like nimco ali, who has become an obe for her work campaigning against female genital mutilation. I spoke out because i was hurt that 20 years after i was subjected to fgm, girls in the uk were still at risk. And now weve got a decade to really ensure we save the most vulnerable girls on the planet. 15 Foster Carers have been made mbes, including gordon and brenda potter, who have looked after hundreds of children. Something we have enjoyed doing for so long has actually won us this award. I would hate never to have done it. I am very proud of the award, but im glad i have done it. And Liverpool Street cleaner Tommy Mcardle receives a British Empire medalfor services to the community. Hes just one of the hundreds being recognised for the work that they do that benefits so many others. Earlier, i spoke to broadcaster and tv historian dan snow. Hes become an mbe in the queens birthday honours list. I dont deserve to be at this table come to be honest, but its a huge honour. Certainly an honour to be turned by all these markable people. Dan, we saw history in action and the importance of it this last week at the celebrations. Why does history matter . History matters a lot come as you can see. Having thats ever happened on planet earth. History is the reason we are conversing in english, why the bbc exists, white britain is curtly going through brexit, but also the reason britain is a stable society. We could be plunged into civil war, as sadly many of the world is. We are not. The words were using come of close we are wearing to the plea systems we have, we need to understand whats gone before. History. As a result, History Matters quite a lot. I would like to get onto your view of how todays history is going to be regarded, but first off, it wasnt always history, was it . Started off in software. Why the slight blip and then turning back to history . My first job thats true when you are a student, you got to work wherever you can. I was uploading data into a software company, and i was pretty bad at that. The story of my life is i am fairly batted most things and i have been obsolete lucky to pursue wanting absolutely lucky. I have started this podcast now, my tv channel, so i am sort of trying to combine history with new ways of engaging as well. How do you go about choosing to tell the story that youre focusing on . That cant be easy, because essentially, you have to bring history to life. Yet. Thats right. I dont fight it that hard, thats right. I dont fight it that ha rd, really, thats right. I dont fight it that hard, really, becausei thats right. I dont fight it that hard, really, because i find the stories so ordinary. Look at d day. Particular modern history, when youve still got eyewitnesses to with us. Those men and women involved in the invasion of normandy, those men who charged off the beach, they are. Sorry, my daughter was running around. |j the beach, they are. Sorry, my daughter was running around. I can see shes very excited. We like to see shes very excited. We like to see her as well. She as it as bad as her dad and yourgrandpa. See her as well. She as it as bad as her dad and your grandpa. Hello there. What you think of your dad getting this award . |j there. What you think of your dad getting this award . I am very proud of daddy and i think he really deserves it. Absolutely. And what would you like to see daddy talcum in the next story . What history do you like . You like the vikings. Yeah. Boudicca . Fantastic for how old is she and she knows all those generations of history . Im seven. That sound like your childhood, dad its all getting a bit out of control now. Ive got my son. Hello there i think theyre going to be celebrations. Just very quickly. Todays living history, i was going to be told . To say. I think today, we are probably underestimating the impact of technological change and global warming. I think those will be the big stories. I dont it will be the big stories. I dont it will be theresa may, i dont think well be theresa may, i dont think well be donald trump, i dont you will be politics come i dont think it will be brexit. I think it will be why when we knew so much about rising little temperatures, carbon, and about al. It is those things we are not paying enough attention to at the moment. That is dan snow there, who has been awarded a mbe for his contributions to history. Firefighters have been tackling a blaze at the former Jordanhill College building in glasgow. The fire broke outjust before 4am and plumes of smoke can be seen across the city. The campus used to be part of strathclyde university, but its currently being developed into a multi Million Pound luxury housing development. Health officials are investigating the deaths of three hospital patients in manchester and liverpool, following an outbreak of listeria, which has been linked to pre packed sandwiches. Three other people are seriously ill. Production at the factory where the sandwiches were made has been stopped. Public Health England says the risk to the public is low. We hope there will be no more cases. One of the problems with this particular infection is the long incubation period. It can be three or four weeks. So, in terms of the numbers, were just watching. The head of the International Monetary fund has warned that the worlds Financial System could be significantly disrupted by giant technology firms. Christine lagarde said the Financial Systems payment and settlement arrangements risk being controlled by a handful of Tech Companies with products based on big data and artificial intelligence. Ms lagarde was speaking on the sidelines of a meeting injapan of g20 finance ministers. Tech firms, very large ones, that will eventually be disruptive in the financial landscape, because they will be using a lot of their ample resources, as well as massive access to data, in order to penetrate a field where there is market share up for grabs. Christine lagarde there. New noise cameras are to be used on britains roads to detect excessively loud vehicles. Theyre aimed at catching so called boy racers revving their engines in quiet communities. Our Business Correspondent katy austin has more. People who live in the hampshire countryside are fed up of hearing things like this. Bikes roar. We have had readings over 100 decibels. Jonathan chairs a group that has campaigned for years for action against people who cause a racket with illegally modified exhausts. You dont live in a village with a main road going through it without expecting some noise. However, it is the anti social times that the noise is made, particularly in the summer months, when the windows of houses are open because it is too hot to sleep otherwise. Cars and motorbikes already have to meet strict noise level requirements before they are allowed on the road, and they shouldnt be modified to make them noisier. The police already enforce the existing rules where they can, but the government is looking at using new technology to crack down on excessively noisy vehicles. It says acoustic cameras would probably work a bit like speed cameras. The noise from the vehicle would be picked up by a microphone. If it picked up noise above a certain level, yet to be decided, it would trigger one or more cameras to capture a Registration Number and other images. An alert would then be sent, prompting a fine to be issued. This technology could provide an alternative to make sure those communities are protected against excessive noise, that people who acting illegally are prosecuted, it is a simple and easy way of doing it. Why are you not simply giving the police more money or powers to tackle it themselves . Its about using Smart Technology to find different ways for the police to enforce the law. We asked some bikers in hampshire what they thought. I like the sound of a good bike exhaust, but i also get irritated by excessive noise from bikes. Bikes can be noisy, and that is part of the thrill of it. I know it can cause people some concern, but personally, i try and keep to the law, keep to the speed limit, and dont cause too much noise. Campaigners like jonathan would like to see more evidence about exactly how a noise camera would work. Im not convinced. Well have to wait and see what the results of tests and trials by Hampshire Police in this case, if they are prepared to do that, then we would be interested to know how they get on. The government will now develop its noise camera idea and decide where to trial them. Trials will include deciding exactly how loud vehicle would have to be to earn its owner a fine. Now, as if he wasnt busy enough being the president of turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan had to step in to the shoes of best man at a wedding this weekend. Arsenal midfielder mesut ozil tied the knot with former miss turkey, amine gulse, at a luxury hotel in istanbul. Mesut ozil, who is german but also has turkish roots, announced earlier this year that he had asked mr erdogan to be his best man which had sparked criticism in his home country. Well, mr erdogan congratulated the newlyweds and urged them to have at least four children. Easy now its time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. It has been a blustery and cool feeling saturday, some showers and longer spells of rain, gusty winds, and we keep those going to end the afternoon, touching a0 or 45 mph across eastern and southern counties of england. The sunshine to end the afternoon, 17 or 18 celsius. Where we have the rain, 12 or 13, and the rain across Northern England and eastern scotland will gradually pull away through this evening. Well keep some showers going overnight, chiefly across southern and western scotland and northern ireland. But for most, it is mainly dry and clear skies. As the winds falls lighter, it could bring mist, and most of us will struggle to stay in double figures. Its a fairly cool night but tomorrow is much more straightforward. Sunny spells and showers initially across the western side of the uk, which will filter there way further eastwards as the day goes on. Some could see quite a few, others will stay mainly dry and with lighter winds and more sunshine, it should feel a bit warmer tomorrow. Bye bye. Hello, this is bbc news, with lu kwesa burak. The headlines. Michael gove, one of the front runners for the conservative leadership, says he deeply regrets his cocaine use more than 20 years ago, but it should not affect his bid to be prime minister. Donald trump lifts the threat of tariffs on imports from mexico, after its government promises to curb illegal immigration. A 16 year old boy has been arrested over a homophobic attack against two women in london on a bus. Members of the royal familyjoin the queen for the annual trooping the colour parade to mark her majestys official birthday. The actor Olivia Colman is among the famous names recognised in the queens birthday honours list. And at 5 45pm, theres another chance to see simon mccoys extraordinary interview with d day veteran eric chardin, who took part in the landings aged just 19. Sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, heresjohn. Good evening. Wales lost their euro 2020 qualifier away to croatia in osijek. Despite being given a lifeline 13 minutes from time they went down 2 1 leaving them third in their group, outside the automatic qualifying places after two matches. Craig templeton reports. Wales may have won their opening qualifier against slovakia, but the visit to the World Cup Final in 30 degrees heat was an altogether different position. Even paris which should have served as an early warning. Long throws are not something gareth bale is usually associated with, but he supplied a great chance that harry wilson needed to take. Because when parasitic broke free again, his cross found jamie lawrence, who found the back of his own net. Things got worse and the second half when whales were unable to clear, and the impressive paris it went from goal maker to goal scorer. But david brookss introduction breathes fire into wales, and his deflect of shots gave them hope of a comeback. Something that he nearly completed, but to the dismay of the red wall, it wasnt to be. An exhausting ever in the sun, but it was ultimately a losing one. Craig templeton, bbc news. Northern ireland are in estonia, a team theyve already beaten in qualifying. That came at home, this a very different prospect away, michael oneils side have won both of their group games so far. The latest at the moment, they are trailing by 1 0. Steve clarke will take charge of scotland for the first time when they face cyprus at hampden park tonight. Scotland have one win and one defeat so far in group i that underwhelming start ultimately costing alex mcleish his job. Clarke hopes his appointment will have the desired impact. Just the determination to get three points, and to keep the positive feel that seems to be around the appointment of myself. The group seemed really positive as well, and i want that to continue for as long as possible. Following on from frances 4 0 defeat of south korea in the opening match of the world cup, germany began their campaign on day two against china in rennes. The germans ranked second in the world are unbeaten in their last 12 matches. Miriam walker khan reports. The germans are strong starters at the world cup. Four years ago, they beat ivory coast 10 0 in their opening game. China of four places below them in the world rankings. To below them in the world rankings. To be expected with one of the best players in the world, jennifer marchand. The first half was full of german errors in chinese chances, which they failed to capitalise chance on. One of them was a sloppy pass, meaning to iasi could run free. Gangly, who she passed to, took her time something you cant afford to do against the germans. Germany dominated the ball but did not much else with it, meaning somehow it was goalless at half time. But all picked up in the second half the deadlock finally broken byjennifer marchands corner turned into a sensational strike by teenagersjulia gwynn. Turned into a sensational strike by teenagers julia gwynn. The turned into a sensational strike by teenagersjulia gwynn. The first goal and the first competitive game by germanys new coach. Much to her relief, that one goal was all it took to secure those three crucial points. They survived an onslaught of chinese miss chances with a lifeline from a teenager. Marion walker khan, bbc news. Theres a match going on at the moment in Group B Spain are up against south africa in le havre. South africa competing in first ever World Cup Finals. South africa leads 1 0. Five barcelona players line up in the spanish team. You can watch it live by the red button this afternoon. Six time world player of the year marta has been ruled out of brazils opening game. Brazil play jamaica tomorrow in group c but their head coach vadao says the 33 year old, who is reported to have a thigh issue, is still not in a condition to play. Well tomorrow, england and scotland meet in nice. This the first time the scots have played at a world cup in contrast to england who finished third in canada four years ago. Jane dougall is in france. Tomorrow night, this stadium will be filled with fans eager to watch england take on scotland always a grudge match. England trained a little earlier today, in the team news from their cup is at the barcelona forward limped off with a thigh injury and will be in doubt for tomorrows match. Some good news coming out of englands camp, demi stokes, who had been suffering with a new problem, trained with the rest of the squad, and it looks like she will be all right for selection. But scotla nd will be all right for selection. But scotland have no injuries to speak of, which is a far cry from the last time the two sides met, but england copperheads of lee beat scotland 6 0 in the euros in 2017. Scotland missing some clear debts key players for that match. Scotland improving dramatically since then, with all their key players available for selection to then. No matter the results, the stadium will be electric. Scotland fans will be expressing their first first ever cup match. But for england . This is the first step for them in their bid to attempt to win this tournament. What a night its going to be tomorrow night. Jason roy hit 153 as england posted their highest ever world cup total 387 the target for bangladesh if theyre to win in cardiff. Roy put on 128 for the opening wicket with Jonny Bairstow and cleared the boundary five times on the way to his ninth odi century. This six took him past 150. Bangladesh lost an early wicket, and despite some defiant hitting theyve slipped well behind the required run rate. Theyre currently 217 forfourfrom 39 overs. Meanwhile new zealand are on top against afghanistan in todays other match at taunton. All rounderjames neesham took five for 31 from his ten overs. Afghanistan have in the last few minutes been bowled out for 172. Australias ashley barty beat market vondrousova to win the french open for the first time. Its a maiden grand slam, and means the tournament has once again produced a first time winner, as Austin Halewood reports. A french open final few wouldve expected. The womens draw at its unpredictable best. Mark etta vondrousova was the first teenager into a vondrousova was the first teenager intoa grand vondrousova was the first teenager into a grand slam finals since 2009, but it was actually barty that sends the opportunity and surged ahead. The head of craig with a commanding lead. The next two games followed the same pattern. Vondrousova tried her hardest to go toe to toe with the australian, but party was too controlled and clever, and just too good. The aussies game firing with the first set hers in just 28 minutes. So a fresh start, a chance for the check to regroup. But in the end, more of the same. Because by now, party had found her touch. The australian found another quick break up australian found another quick break up in the second set. When her opportunity came, she took it as emphatically as she took the match. A final that never really got going, but for australia, a first champion in france since 1973. Austin hale wood, bbc news. Meanwhile world number one Novak Djokovics bid to hold all four grand slam titles at the same time has been ended by dominic thiem. The match resumed after being suspended yesterday at one set all, with thiem leading 3 1 in the third. Thiem went onto to take that third set before djokovic hit back to level the match at four all. Thiem then won the decider 7 5. The fourth seed thiem will face 11 time champion rafael nadal in the final tomorrow. Warrington beat catalans dragons 3a points to four in superlegue this afternoon. Darryl clarke and blake austin produced two tries before the break, and then three more tries in the second half including thisn one from Bryson Goodwin his 100th career try gave them the win to consolidate second spot, but still trail st helens who top the table. Qualifying at the canadian grand prix is set to get under way in the next few minutes in montreal. Charles leclerc led a ferrari one two after second practise World Champion Lewis Hamilton had been fasted until he crashed his mercedes. Welljennie gow will be watching all the action and sent us this a little earlier. Its qualifying day here in montreal ahead of the canadian grown dutch grand prix. Julian, this is a track where you said that pole position will be crucial, but for hamilton, a mistake in practise meant he lost a lot of practise. Could this impact them . It could do. Mercedes are still strong, you never think they wont be favourites in 2019 going into qualifying. But he hit the wall in second practise. Missed a bit of track time, but hes very experienced on the circuit he won his first race here in 2007, and hes won five more times since. He will be there a route still. For me yesterday, we went to practise one, the ferraris did not look like they were coming to their game. And all of a sudden in the second session, they were pretty fast. We could have a really decent a way battle, maybe even five way battle for paul . Yet. Youre not thinking . I think the five way battle will depend on red bull. He had a slightly messy friday also touching the wall at the hall of champions. So he didnt get a com pletely clea n champions. So he didnt get a completely clean run, he is an unknown quality. But ferrari, definitely. I still think mercedes will go in as the favourite, but i dont think anyone is surprised that ferrari are better in the circuit. Its a track that better suits them with shorter corners and longer straits perfect for the ferrari car, meaning we will have an interesting battle. Not long to go until the qualifying goes under way. Should be dramatic, canada could throw some twists and turns along the way. All eyes will be on the man who gets pole position. Thats all the sport for now. This week saw commemoration events for the 75th anniversary of the d day landings. Simon mccoy was at the events in portsmouth where he interviewed 94 year old eric chardin, who took part in the landings, aged just 19. First time in our lives, there were dead bodies all over the place. We didnt give up, no. We just did what we were supposed to, i think. Im actuallyjoined by one of the veterans