across the west. we will see a bit of patchy cloud in scotland, but the temperatures will continue climb and they will be widely into the mid to high 20s. maybe a shower into wales and northern ireland later, but then it is all change, can you believe it, thursday night into the early hours of friday morning. a cold front is going to bring some showery outbreaks of rain, some of it quite heavy into the far north of scotland. and it will linger over there for much of friday, i'm afraid. so some wet weather for scotland. not too bad for england and wales. a more breezy day, a south—westerly flow. sunny spells and a few scattered, sharp showers, but temperatures will still be on the one side, particularly if you keep the sunshine. and as we go into the weekend, that cooler, more unsettled theme is back, unfortunately.— unsettled theme is back, unfortunatel. . , ., unfortunately. that is tonight'sbbc news at six, _ unfortunately. that is tonight'sbbc news at six, but _ unfortunately. that is tonight'sbbc news at six, but the _ unfortunately. that is tonight'sbbc news at six, but the news - unfortunately. that is tonight'sbbc i news at six, but the news continues hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. after those acl injury fears, keira walsh speaks to us for the first time since her quick recovery at the women's world cup. all the focus was on just getting backin all the focus was on just getting back in and training and in a place where i could potentially help the team on the day. we are gearing up for the final night of action of the world cycling championships in glasgow. more medals up for grabs for gb. antonyjoshua says antony joshua says he antonyjoshua says he didn't want to let anyone down after agreeing to fight late replacement at london's 02 arena on saturday. back on court with herfamily in tow — caroline wozniacki wins again three years after retiring. and with the world athletics championships just ten days away, we hear from the world's fastest accountant, who'll line up for great britain. welcome along to the programme. it's a rest day at the women's world cup for the last eight teams standing, and for the first time since england fans feared the worst, kiera walsh has been speaking to us about being stretchered off in the game against denmark. with most suspecting a dreaded acl injury, the midfielder made a speedy recovery and was able to play 120 minutes against nigeria. now, all the focus is on that colombia quarterfinal on saturday, as jane dougall reports. in these tournaments, one injury, and you could miss the rest of the game. and you could miss the rest of the name. ~ . and you could miss the rest of the iame_ . ., ~ ., , game. when keira walsh went down clutchin: game. when keira walsh went down clutching her— game. when keira walsh went down clutching her knee, _ game. when keira walsh went down clutching her knee, fans _ game. when keira walsh went down clutching her knee, fans worried - clutching her knee, fans worried they watch their hopes disappear. she is such a pivotal player and initially, the entry looked serious. i wasn't too worried about my acl. straightaway, i knew it was just a different pain. ifound it funny that i went off on a stretcher. 0bviously they were worried about my knee, but they know me as a person and they know i would be really embarrassed. she and they know i would be really embarrassed.— and they know i would be really embarrassed. ,, u, ., , embarrassed. she recovered to play in england's — embarrassed. she recovered to play in england's first _ embarrassed. she recovered to play in england's first knockout - embarrassed. she recovered to play in england's first knockout match i in england's first knockout match against nigeria, but there is more trouble brewing for the lionesses. lauren james trouble brewing for the lionesses. laurenjames lashed out and saw a red. the striker apologised to her team—mates, but it means the manager won't have her top scorer for england's quarterfinal gets columbia. it england's quarterfinal gets columbia-— england's quarterfinal gets columbia. ., ., columbia. it was really out of character _ columbia. it was really out of character for _ columbia. it was really out of character for her. _ columbia. it was really out of character for her. we - columbia. it was really out of character for her. we were i columbia. it was really out of| character for her. we were all surprised. i think obviously, she's disappointed, but we have to get round the best we can. it was a massive loss. you can see she's got massive loss. you can see she's got massive moments and she could change the game in a switch. with got a focus on that and we got to focus on columbia with the team that we've got. columbia with the team that we've not. . columbia with the team that we've iot_ ., columbia with the team that we've ot. ., columbia with the team that we've got. fifa could extend james's band from one to — got. fifa could extend james's band from one to three _ got. fifa could extend james's band from one to three matches. - got. fifa could extend james's band from one to three matches. we - got. fifa could extend james's band i from one to three matches. we might laurenjames makes it three! it means she wouldn't play again, shutting the in progress. the lionesses may have lost a crucial player injames, but in keira walsh, they regained another. jane dougall, bbc news, sydney. as we edge closer to the start of the new premier league season this weekend, west ham have been busy. they have agreed deals in principle for manchester united's harry maguire and southampton's james ward—prowse, worth about £60m in total. maguire struggled to start last season with united, while relegated southampton have been keen to stave off the offers for their midfielder. i got the thoughts on bbc football reporter simon stone on these deals, beginning with maguires. david moyes wants an experienced central defender, harry mcguire is exactly that. he's an england international, he's a leader, he is a captain. i think he fits west ham because my profile very well. i don't think he really has much of a future at manchester united. he said the captain �*s seat taken often by eric ten hog. —— ten haag. i think you need to agree his time is up at manchester united and transfer. he will become a westtown player. i know the name as well —— another name, james ward—prowse. it seems it's about to get over the line. that's we're talking about 30 million from both players. if you look at mcguire, he's not really wanted at manchester united. james ward—prowse certainly is. but the brutal truth is they got relegated, they need to cut the cloth accordingly. similarly to mcguire, if ward—prowse agrees to the steel, he will become a westtown player. where do you think david moyes is feeling about this squad now? how do you think you will assess this transfer window? you think you will assess this transferwindow? in you think you will assess this transfer window?— you think you will assess this transfer window? in theory, he should feel _ transfer window? in theory, he should feel a _ transfer window? in theory, he should feel a lot _ transfer window? in theory, he should feel a lot happier - transfer window? in theory, he should feel a lot happier at - transfer window? in theory, he should feel a lot happier at the transfer window? in theory, he - should feel a lot happier at the end of this week than he was at the end of this week than he was at the end of the last one when you consider it looks as though these internationals are going to come in and also, edson alvarez is very close to concluding the deal. that will strengthen moyes's squad when you consider once more they have european football to come where he probably feels as though he's still a couple of bodies light. but if you get these deals over the line, he should feel a lot happier going into the season. i know you were in a briefing today with howard webb, simon. what did you learn from it?— you learn from it? well, there's a lot of information _ you learn from it? well, there's a lot of information coming - you learn from it? well, there's a lot of information coming out - you learn from it? well, there's a l lot of information coming out about what the season lies ahead. 0ne what the season lies ahead. one thing that fans will notice is that the talks in the stadium will be allowed to go on before the 45 minutes we're used to seeing. we'll get an understanding of the injury time and how that's playing out. as a lot of little things going on in the premier league, and there is clearly an issue over injury time itself given the amount of injury time that was played in the community shield. and also in the first weekend of the nfl. —— fl. i think this will ease over time. players will be encouraged to get on with the game more, so that is the thing we're looking for. it’s with the game more, so that is the thing we're looking for.— thing we're looking for. it's not [on thing we're looking for. it's not long away. _ thing we're looking for. it's not long away. is — thing we're looking for. it's not long away, is it? _ let's wrap up some of the other football stories making the headlines today. as expected, former bournemouth boss gary 0'neil has been announced as the new manager of wolves, replacing julen lopetegui on a three—year deal. lopetegui's exit from molineux was confirmed on tuesday, just three days before the premier league season begins. meanwhile, goalkeeper matt turner has joined nottingham forest from arsenal. the american has signed a four—year deal and moves with arsenal closing in on david raya from brentford. and burnley striker wout weghorst has moved to hoffenheim on a season—long loan. the dutch international spent part of the last campaign at manchester united. now to scotland, where rangers manager michael beale says they "need to get the season started" in tonight's champions league opener, after their premiership began with defeat by kilmarnock on saturday. they face the swiss side, servette, at ibrox in the third qualifying round, first leg and lewis irons is there for us. good evening from ibrox and have a huge games for rangers. they host swiss side servette, hoping to go one stage closer to the champions league group stages. of course, all of the riches that that brings as well. it is a big task not only tonight, the first of two legs for them and the winner of this tie, who will play either psv... michael and his players will hope for better fortunes and they endured on saturday. their premiership campaign got off to a losing start against kilmarnock. they'll be hoping their fortunes can turn around. one thing that was different from saturday was they will be rode on by a packed ibrox crowd. a lot of grounds have an incredible in her atmosphere, thatis an incredible in her atmosphere, that is very much true here. not far away, as rangers host servette in the champions league. it's the final day of the cycling world championships in glasgow, and it's been a very good one so far for great britain. they've been the country to catch and are well clear at the top of the both the cycling and para cycling medal tables. so let's go to glasgow and join our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor. what prospects ahead on this final night on the track for great britain? ., ., , ., , britain? sarah, would you believe it's already _ britain? sarah, would you believe it's already day — britain? sarah, would you believe it's already day seven _ britain? sarah, would you believe it's already day seven of - britain? sarah, would you believe it's already day seven of these - it's already day seven of these championships? doesn't time fly when you're having fun? great britain is winning plenty. gb are currently top of the combined medal table. 2a gold, 12 silver and five bronze. 0n the track tonight is the last chance to add to that. emma is one of the hopefuls. she's 20 and she's involved in the women's team sprint. she has just won the first race. the crowd deafening as she came home. elsewhere, katie archibald is a local crowd favourite. she's involved in the women's omnium. that's four races in one day. we thought the first of that, the scratch race. she came forth. 3a points out possible a0. the cheering you can hear behind me is because jack carly is on the track. he's involved in the men's elite curing, and he is another good medal hopeful. he has never won a gold medal at a major championships. could this be the one? idigit medal at a major championships. could this be the one?— could this be the one? wait and see. i'm lovini could this be the one? wait and see. i'm loving the _ could this be the one? wait and see. i'm loving the atmosphere. - i'm loving the atmosphere. 0bviously, i'm loving the atmosphere. obviously, there will be a lot of attention ahead of paris. such a good markerfor the attention ahead of paris. such a good marker for the athletes. attention ahead of paris. such a good markerfor the athletes. how attention ahead of paris. such a good marker for the athletes. how do you think team gb will be feeling? yeah, you speak to any ryder here, they'll tell you it there's never a bad time win a gold medal. this is a chance for riders to measure themselves between their expectations and against their rivals from all over the world. we're inside the velodrome and earlier, i spoke to the six time 0lympic earlier, i spoke to the six time olympic champion and asked what was the mindset of riders when it's such a crucial year ahead. the world champs before is a big deal and — the world champs before is a big deal and it's difficult to predict what _ deal and it's difficult to predict what other nations will bring. it's your— what other nations will bring. it's your last — what other nations will bring. it's your last chance to show what you're going _ your last chance to show what you're going to _ your last chance to show what you're going to race on. this is a high standard — going to race on. this is a high standard you're going to see. paralympians have led the way. the able—bodied team are exactly what they would expect to be little disappointments like the men's team pursuit _ disappointments like the men's team pursuit. they missed out on defending their title. but i think they!!— defending their title. but i think they'll be happy with where they are. great to get his thoughts. nesta, was the standout moment for you? you 'ust had the was the standout moment for you? gm, just had the atmosphere in here tonight, and i'll tell you what. any match by last friday, whenjodi condi was on the track, to call the one km time chart his speciality was probably an understatement. he's never lost a sense making his debut in 2006, 17 years unbeaten. every single time he takes the track, people saying it's the time, is this the time he loses? he stormed around the time he loses? he stormed around the final and cross the finishing line. the crowd were deafening. bad news for his rivals. i spoke to him earlier today and he set at aa, there is still plenty left in the tanker. his feet will come in handy, because we found he signed up to be on the upcoming strictly come dancing series. he's got two step kids who think it's really good idea. ~ , , .,, kids who think it's really good idea. ~ ,, , idea. we will miss those comments -- wheel , idea. we will miss those comments -- wheely. wheely _ idea. we will miss those comments -- wheely, wheely good. _ anthonyjoshua says he "didn't want to let anyone down" when he agreed to fight late replacement robert helenius at london's o2 arena on saturday. he had been due to fight dillian whyte, but he failed a drugs test last weekend. finland's helenius took this bout at less than a week's notice. ade adedoyin is in london for us. anthony tossal well cut a very relaxed figure after a very unusual week. on the top table behind me should have been dillian whyte, but after he returned for a banned substance, he was cut from the card and up stepped robert helenius. joshua has been here before. he's had fight cancelled at short notice. he backed in 2019, you do to face miller in new york. miller tested positive for planned subsidence. up stepped andy ruiz. what did joshua learn? ., stepped andy ruiz. what did joshua learn? . , .. , stepped andy ruiz. what did joshua learn? . , , ., �* , learn? late replacements aren't my deal learn? late replacements aren't my deal. but learn? late replacements aren't my deal- itut i'll— learn? late replacements aren't my deal. but i'll take _ learn? late replacements aren't my deal. but i'll take this _ learn? late replacements aren't my deal. but i'll take this is _ learn? late replacements aren't my deal. but i'll take this is the - deal. but i'll take this is the third — deal. but i'll take this is the third time this is happened. now this situation. it's what happens. it's this situation. it's what happens. it's a _ this situation. it's what happens. it's a long — this situation. it's what happens. it's a long career which will present— it's a long career which will present these optical. —— obstacles. this is_ present these optical. —— obstacles. this isjust — present these optical. —— obstacles. this isjust another present these optical. —— obstacles. this is just another rock, present these optical. —— obstacles. this isjust another rock, shoe. as this is 'ust another rock, shoe. as for this isjust another rock, shoe. for robert this isjust another rock, shoe. is for robert helenius, what is the real week. just last week, he fought in front of 1500 people in a mediaeval castle in finland. how quickly was this opportunity presented?— quickly was this opportunity resented? , ., ' .., quickly was this opportunity resented? , ., ' .. ., presented? this fight offer came to me 58 minutes _ presented? this fight offer came to me 58 minutes after— presented? this fight offer came to me 58 minutes after my _ presented? this fight offer came to me 58 minutes after my fight. - presented? this fight offer came to me 58 minutes after my fight. i - presented? this fight offer came to | me 58 minutes after my fight. i was going on— me 58 minutes after my fight. i was going on vacation _ me 58 minutes after my fight. i was going on vacation with _ me 58 minutes after my fight. i was going on vacation with my— me 58 minutes after my fight. i was going on vacation with my family, . going on vacation with my family, but not _ going on vacation with my family, but not any— going on vacation with my family, but not any more. _ going on vacation with my family, but not any more. here _ going on vacation with my family, but not any more. here we - going on vacation with my family, but not any more. here we are. l going on vacation with my family, - but not any more. here we are. thank you for— but not any more. here we are. thank you for giving — but not any more. here we are. thank you for giving me _ but not any more. here we are. thank you for giving me this— but not any more. here we are. thank you for giving me this opportunity. - you for giving me this opportunity. we had _ you for giving me this opportunity. we had had — you for giving me this opportunity. we had had a _ you for giving me this opportunity. we had had a good _ you for giving me this opportunity. we had had a good training - you for giving me this opportunity. we had had a good training camp i we had had a good training camp behind _ we had had a good training camp behind us, — we had had a good training camp behind us, so— we had had a good training camp behind us, so i _ we had had a good training camp behind us, so i feel— we had had a good training camp behind us, so i feel ready. - behind us, so i feel ready. anthony joshua is headed _ behind us, so i feel ready. anthony joshua is headed to _ behind us, so i feel ready. anthony joshua is headed to be _ behind us, so i feel ready. anthony joshua is headed to be a _ behind us, so i feel ready. anthony joshua is headed to be a favourite. | joshua is headed to be a favourite. it's not there's a riding on this fight. to keep that irosiect riding on this fight. to keep that prosoect alive. _ riding on this fight. to keep that prospect alive, he _ riding on this fight. to keep that prospect alive, he can't - riding on this fight. to keep that prospect alive, he can't afford i riding on this fight. to keep that i prospect alive, he can't afford any slip ups saturday. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today the northern super chargers beat trent rockets by nine runs in the women's hundred. after chasing 135, the rockets fell nine runs short with lucy higham taking three wickets, including that of nat sciver brunt. and the men completed the double for the super chargers, they beat the rockets byjust three runs. they were chasing 1a3, but fell short thanks to some impressive bowling from wayne parnell, who picked up three wickets. warren gatland has picked a completely new wales starting fifteen to face england at twickenham on saturday. after beating the same opponents last weekend. hooker dewi lake will be captain for the first time with backs liam williams and josh adams returning to the side. the final golf major of the year begins tomorrow with the women's open at walton heath. the british team won a total of three medals with chris skelley taking silver once there was a bronze for evan maloley. celine boutier goes in as one of the favourites, as she bids for to make it three wins in a row. she claimed her first major on home soil in france at the evian championship, and then followed it up the following week with victory at the scottish 0pen. but there are plenty of british and irish hopes too, who will look to capitalise on the conditions at the course, according to dame laura davies who is competing in her a3rd 0pen., the course for all—stars to play, i think. you can put nearly... think. you can put her the course for all—stars to play, i think. you can put her game is suited superbly now the rain has come. it'll be really interesting. it's not the traditional course. but this is a different type of test. where do you think the best coops will come for those from the uk —— the best hopes. �*? will come for those from the uk -- the best hopes.— will come for those from the uk -- the best hopes. ? obviously leona. she's won. — the best hopes. ? obviously leona. she's won, she's _ the best hopes. ? obviously leona. she's won, she's played _ the best hopes. ? obviously leona. she's won, she's played nicely, - she's won, she's played nicely, she's done her press conference. she sounded positive. we've got celine uta, but she said those two wins. i also like charley hull. she's not had her best year by any means. —— celine boutier. when she's right, she's very right. she could come through as well. i she's very right. she could come through as well.— she's very right. she could come through as well. i wanted to ask you about zhang. _ through as well. i wanted to ask you about zhang, this _ through as well. i wanted to ask you about zhang, this in _ through as well. i wanted to ask you about zhang, this in a mature - through as well. i wanted to ask you about zhang, this in a mature that's| about zhang, this in a mature that's just turned pro this year. —— amateur. how do you fancy her chances? ., amateur. how do you fancy her chances?— amateur. how do you fancy her chances? ., �* , ., ., , chances? you couldn't bet against her. she chances? you couldn't bet against her- she won _ chances? you couldn't bet against her. she won her— chances? you couldn't bet against her. she won her first _ chances? you couldn't bet against her. she won her first pro - her. she won herfirst pro tournament. there are so many other young players are on the world now, and she held the title for a very long time until she turned pro. she was still number one. i think she's got every chance to play. to play disc cup in less than three months is something. that's the kind of attitude you need in a major. has attitude you need in a ma'or. has been really i attitude you need in a major. has been really busy period for the women's game. we had four majors since the end ofjune. where do you think it is at in terms of the focus on the game? it’s think it is at in terms of the focus on the game?— on the game? it's lovely, it is compact- _ on the game? it's lovely, it is compact- it — on the game? it's lovely, it is compact. it means _ on the game? it's lovely, it is compact. it means any - on the game? it's lovely, it is compact. it means any playerj on the game? it's lovely, it is - compact. it means any player will really make some hay because a lot of the biggest have just played that one as well. if you can get your game boots on betweenjune and august, you can do all sorts of damage. it spotlighted how good the boys are and lots of tv coverage. hopefully young girls will think, "she's done it, i'll have a go." that will help the next generation forward. �* , ., katie boulter�*s week in montreal came to an end this afternoon as she suffered a thrashing at the hands of coco gauff. the american needed just an hour and 12 minutes to defeat the brit 6—2, 6—2. jim lumsden was watching. twice for the little luck. boulter broke back but the damage was done. the american took the first set 6—2. the role number 72 enjoyed a steady season. reaching deferred or own at wimbledon and shoot came out fighting. but such points were few and far between. soon, the world number seven broke served up once more. coco gauff completed an emphatic victory. boulter was not drinking will rip having gotten this far. well, at that same tournament, former world number one caroline wozniacki made a winning return to the sport. she had retired after the australian open in 2020, but three years and two kids later, she raced to a straight sets victory over kimberly birrell and will now face the wimbledon champion marketa vondrousova in the next round. i wake up, i have breakfast with them and then i say, "mama has to go to work," and then i go for my hours of training and when they wake up from their nap in the afternoon, i'm back and we have play dates and do whatever. but it was also awesome just seeing, you know, their smile and i tried to explain that i was going to play a match and she goes, "0k, mum, i have a wish, i wish you win." i was like, where does she get that from? so that was pretty cool. and james has really started to get personality to get personality too and it's not going to be long before he starts understanding as well so, i mean, what a start to their life. i think that'sjust... it's a gift that i can give that to them and that david can give that to them and we have time to spend with them as well, so we don't miss them going up and that so important to me and for david as well, that we get to be there every step of the way and at the same time i get to live this amazing dream of playing on the tour and hopefully playing well. and in the men's event in toronto andy murray will be up against australia's max purcell. it follows his victory over lorenzo sonego. murray has won the masters event three times and recaptured some of that old form winning his first round match in straight sets. the athletics season is getting set for its peak, with the world championships starting next weekend in budapest. 55 british athletes are heading to the hungarian capital, including the self styled world's fastest accountant. including the self0styled world's fastest accountant. including the self—styled world's fastest accountant. eugene amo—dadzie only took up the sport at 26 and now, four years later, he's the oldest new sprinter on the block. he ran 9.93 earlier this season in austria to help him qualify for budapest. i want to show that an accountant is more than just spreadsheets and numbers. forwhatever more than just spreadsheets and numbers. for whatever reasons, we get a bad rap — numbers. for whatever reasons, we geta bad rap — boring, numbers. for whatever reasons, we get a bad rap — boring, stale. for me, was a bit of a play on, you didn't know what i was talking about. when i came up with it, my wife was really cheesy. —— thought it was. that is my own self branding and i have no clue it would capture the imagination. i'm currently still working full time, so that's why put myself as the world's fastest accountant. when i was about eight or nine, i was at the fastest kid in school already. or nine, i was at the fastest kid in schoolalready. i or nine, i was at the fastest kid in school already. i got a certain level of attention for that and i've always enjoyed running. i think it's the thing that comes most natural to me. going up through school, there was never any idyllic profession. i enjoyed it, but! was never any idyllic profession. i enjoyed it, but i had teachers saying to my parents, "this guy could go to the olympics someday." this whole experience has been a dream that i didn't even think i had. it's a dream beyond a dream. i'm really looking forward to it. the world's fastest accountant is heading to the world stage. that's going to hopefully be another part of the experience, going to a major championships. hopefully, that's an experience that will serve me well going forward. lord willing we stay injury free and you're going to see means paris as well. those get under way next week. so much for sport. it is rest day at the women's world cup. head to the bbc sport website and the out for all the details on how to follow god. from me and the rest of the team, have a lovely evening. bye—bye. —— how to follow it all. live from london. this is bbc news. a1 people died after a small boat sizes during a crossing from tunisia to italy. just four people survive. police officers in northern ireland are said to be worried and afraid after a data breach saw personal details made public. brazil's president says the amazon has spoken for the amazon at the final day of the summitaimed for the amazon at the final day of the summit aimed at protecting the rainforest. we are live. and we hear from a woman in texas who was attacked by a hawk and a snake at the same time. hello, welcome to the daily global, where we ll bring you the top stories from around the world. we start in the mediterranean, where a1 migrants are reported to have died after their small boat capsized en route to italy from north africa. a group of four survivors, arriving on the island of lampedusa, have told rescuers that their boat was carrying a5 people,