before we get there come overnight tonight, still the risk of storms coming across parts of kent in particular. plenty of showers too for scotland and northern ireland. the bulk of the country actually is not particularly humid but it will take quite a while before that fresher air starts to waft its way into east anglia in south—east england, so quite a muggy night for the most part. but by the time we get to tomorrow, fresher air will start to rise behind this cold front and tomorrow is a day essentials of sunshine and showers, though that said, there could be some longer spells of rain particularly working in across northern areas of scotland. elsewhere, the showers get going into the afternoon, some of them turning heavy and thundery in nature, one or two heavy downpours to come and temperatures by and large a bit below average but because we are still in august and that august sunshine, i think it will still feel 0k. it's a similar picture as we head into the weekend, again showers neverfar picture as we head into the weekend, again showers never far away, picture as we head into the weekend, again showers neverfar away, but that same area of low pressure still influencing our weather. this time saturday morning could be quite wet for parts of north—west england and wales, otherwise a dry start the morning for many come into the afternoon we start to see showers become more widespread and i get one or two of them turning quite heavy. top temperatures high teens to low 20s, on sunday probably fewer showers generally, temperatures not changing too much, bit low—power but feeling 0k in that august sunshine. thanks, chris. and that's bbc news at six. hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up on sportsday. gold is a sole focus for matthew hudson smith. will be live shortly at the world athletic championship. no world cup for anthony watson. his injury adding to england's troubled preparations. what of evidence trouble on and off the pitch? the manager says they are not a crisis club. ~ ., ., . ., ., manager says they are not a crisis club. ~ ., ., ., , ., , club. we have to change a story. it alwa s club. we have to change a story. it always starts _ club. we have to change a story. it always starts on _ club. we have to change a story. it always starts on the _ club. we have to change a story. it always starts on the pitch, - club. we have to change a story. it always starts on the pitch, it - always starts on the pitch, it always starts on the pitch, it always starts on the pitch, it always starts with me and the team changing the rhetoric, change in the field, changing the story. $1150 field, changing the story. also cominu field, changing the story. also coming up _ field, changing the story. also coming up on _ field, changing the story. also coming up on sportsday, we will be in poland where dubois is looking to upset the odds to become world heavyweight champion against who said. age is no limit. we'd meet their record—breaking teenage umpire. evening, great britain will be looking for more success on the track at the world athletics championships later. dina asher smith has a 200 metre semi—final coming up and of the five golds on offer this evening, matthew hudson smith has a great chance in the 400 metres final. will cross live soon. judge kerr has been speaking to oui’ our sports correspondent. as soon as jake finished the finish line that's when i started planning for this year. i still have all my notes upstairs of went on the move and i planned this for very long time. i watch a lot of races. i do things is a massive part of this game. it might be untapped for some athletes but for me it's no stone unturned. i made sure of that. josh kerr of great _ unturned. i made sure of that. josh kerr of great britain, josh is going to get— kerr of great britain, josh is going to get there, it's called! world championjosh kerr. was to get there, it's called! world champion josh kerr.— to get there, it's called! world champion josh kerr. was it quite nice to shut _ champion josh kerr. was it quite nice to shut him _ champion josh kerr. was it quite nice to shut him up? _ champion josh kerr. was it quite nice to shut him up? would - champion josh kerr. was it quite nice to shut him up? would you | champion josh kerr. was it quite i nice to shut him up? would you not think about individuals in that way? i do believe again the dog that barks the loudest is sometimes a little bit insecure. when i saw him do this with the crowd. i thought there's something he's not getting there's something he's not getting the attention that he wants his get excited about something that might surprise them. i think i had a really good shot at him and i was able to do that yesterday. what really good shot at him and i was able to do that yesterday. what now? with that olympics _ able to do that yesterday. what now? with that olympics next _ able to do that yesterday. what now? with that olympics next year. - able to do that yesterday. what now? with that olympics next year. you - with that 0lympics next year. you wrapped up all the expectations. i feel like you quite enjoy that pressure. what is achievable for next year? it’s pressure. what is achievable for next year?— next year? it's a step-by-step rocess next year? it's a step-by-step process for— next year? it's a step-by-step process for me. _ next year? it's a step-by-step process for me. it's _ next year? it's a step-by-step process for me. it's the - next year? it's a step-by-step process for me. it's the same | next year? it's a step-by-stepl process for me. it's the same in next year? it's a step-by-step - process for me. it's the same in the rounds. i had to get through the rounds. i had to get through the rounds for this championship it's good to be qualifying time. we did that, step one done. it's qualifying for a team. great britain is one of the hardest seems to make i might have a couple of words with selection. i can't wait to continue to prove why i made world champion. last night was the tip of the iceberg where i feel there's a lot more to show. josh kerr admitted it was also a very _ more to show. josh kerr admitted it was also a very long _ more to show. josh kerr admitted it was also a very long night _ more to show. josh kerr admitted it was also a very long night as - more to show. josh kerr admitted it was also a very long night as he - was also a very long night as he celebrated that gold medal. his championships done, let's cross live to budapest. natalie is there for us for that wonderful, wonderful gold last night. as we see from behind the action does not stop. matthew hudson smith is not a terrific chance later. a, hudson smith is not a terrific chance later.— hudson smith is not a terrific chance later. �* ., , . ., . chance later. a really good chance. don't chance later. a really good chance. den't want — chance later. a really good chance. den't want to _ chance later. a really good chance. don't want to talk _ chance later. a really good chance. don't want to talk it _ chance later. a really good chance. don't want to talk it up _ chance later. a really good chance. don't want to talk it up too - don't want to talk it up too much. it could be another special night afterjosh kerr. we got bronze last yearin afterjosh kerr. we got bronze last year in the 70s and smashed the european record at a cantor. he says is got plenty left in the tank. there are very special significant athletes missing as well. the world champion michael norman and the olympic champion out injured in the sammy's. he's arrived carefully phase, he had a foot injury but is fully effective. is that a terrible couple of years. he said look, he actually attempted suicide. he had mounting that it was very upset about the injuries that were coming to him. he has reached this moment in the form of his life and is really focus going out there tonight. have a home with a metal and hopefully it will be gold. deena asher smith — and hopefully it will be gold. deena asher smith was _ and hopefully it will be gold. deena asher smith was really _ and hopefully it will be gold. deena asher smith was really out - and hopefully it will be gold. deena asher smith was really out of- and hopefully it will be gold. deena asher smith was really out of sorts | asher smith was really out of sorts in the hundred metres, got into the final but was last. the dina asher smith 200 metre, that's her thing ——. she is going to go all out in the semifinals later. yes --. she is going to go all out in the semifinals later.— --. she is going to go all out in the semifinals later. yes i spoke to her briefly last _ the semifinals later. yes i spoke to her briefly last night _ the semifinals later. yes i spoke to her briefly last night and _ her briefly last night and she reiterated what she said that in the 100, in the last half of that rree she couldn't feel her legs. very peculiar phenomenon. she said it takes a couple of days to get over that. hopefully in the sammy's tonight and injust that. hopefully in the sammy's tonight and in just a few minutes we will be seeing her in action. she is a 2019 world champion. she won bronze in the 200 at the world last year. she's run faster this year than any other competitor is running against her, gary thomas. 0thers than any other competitor is running against her, gary thomas. others are coming in the sammy's as well. darrell has got a particularly tall. be hoping to put aside her disappointing. the sammy's are also, —— new, fresh from that amazing in the men's 100 —— new, fresh from that amazing in the men's100 metres was upjust like dean of the 200 metres and sustained. that's where he's happy is. he's the only man to run 20 yesterday. and said it was a stroll. his exact words. hopefully tonight in the sammy's we will see everybody through and the women's finals are tomorrow. . . through and the women's finals are tomorrow. ., ., , ., , ., tomorrow. natalie, should be a good nirht tomorrow. natalie, should be a good night ahead- — tomorrow. natalie, should be a good night ahead- we _ tomorrow. natalie, should be a good night ahead. we will _ tomorrow. natalie, should be a good night ahead. we will dina _ tomorrow. natalie, should be a good night ahead. we will dina asher- night ahead. we will dina asher smith try and squeeze in the final before the end of the programme. four years ago, england reached the rugby world cup final injapan, expectations are lower this year for the tournament that starts next month in france. captain 0wen farrell will miss the first two games, billy vunipola, the opener against argentina after both were sanctioned for dangerous tackles over the past few weeks. england named their team today for theirfinal warm up game on saturday against fiji. here's our rugby reporter sara 0rchard. wing entity walking out of the competition altogether. you do begin to wonder if england are ever going to wonder if england are ever going to catch a break in the build—up to this rugby world cup. it is been so tumultuous in the build—up to it. you have the injury to port flee, all the criticism they had for their style of play. you had all of the drama that surrounded 0wen farrell and then billy vunipola disciplinary and then billy vunipola disciplinary and then billy vunipola disciplinary and then news that anthony watson is also out of the tournament. the head coach said today thatjohnny may he is included in the squad to face fiji this weekend. that doesn't mean he is into that 33 just yet. i'll swear it does mean that saracens hooker theo dan will get a first start against fiji. variable time for such a young star. much of the conversation today did centre around 0wen farrell and how he has reacted to everything that happened. film to everything that happened. oh and is one of the most _ to everything that happened. oh and is one of the most resilient - to everything that happened. oh and is one of the most resilient people . is one of the most resilient people i've ever met. he's very good. i think, in terms of the process, we respect the process. i think at some point in the future we will be clear on our thoughts and the experience and the way it happens and the way it went through and lasted such a long period. we will be very clear and we will talk hopefully about that. ., , ., that. now is not the right time. one reason for england _ that. now is not the right time. one reason for england fans _ that. now is not the right time. one reason for england fans to _ that. now is not the right time. one reason for england fans to smile - reason for england fans to smile will be the news that laws will bring his 100th this weekend when he steps out to skipper the side against fiji. with everything that's going on as much as that is a joyous moment he did have a big message for everyone who is following england right now. mr; everyone who is following england rirht now. g ., everyone who is following england rirhtnow. y . everyone who is following england rirhtnow. g ., , ., right now. my main message is that we will not give _ right now. my main message is that we will not give up. _ right now. my main message is that we will not give up. we _ right now. my main message is that we will not give up. we will- we will not give up. we will continue to try and be the best team we can put up however we can. so don't give up on ours. we understand that way ha perform how we want, how anyone else wants. but we won't quit. anyone else wants. but we won't ruit. ., j~:: , ., quit. one more 80 minutes for encland quit. one more 80 minutes for england to _ quit. one more 80 minutes for england to get _ quit. one more 80 minutes for england to get through - quit. one more 80 minutes for england to get through before | quit. one more 80 minutes for- england to get through before they can finally start talking about playing in the rugby world cup. around everything that seems to of gone against him in the build—up to it. scotla nd scotland and at 15. six changes to the sudden loss friends last time out as returns and tries to finalise a 23 men playing squad that will face in champion south africa in their opening game on september the 10th. bedway gets the nod at scrum half after recovering from an ankle problem. —— ben white. ireland face samoa and andy farrell made 12 changes to the side that beat england last weekend, hooker tom stewart makes his first start. fever has open disciplinary proceedings against the spanish fa president luis rubiales relating to his conduct of the world cup final in sydney. he kissed one of the triumphant players on the lips during the trophy celebrations. his exuberant presentation saw him grab his crotch yards away from the queen of spain and her daughter. he for say he's breached a disciplinary code relating to offensive gestures, behaving in a way that the sport and football into disrepute. also facing internal proceedings. two scottish sides are in sweden it's approaching half—time in the first leg of their europa league playoff against bk had come. they are losing 1—0. hearts are at home in the first leg of their europa confidently playoff against the greeks. that kicks off later. the everton manager says they are not a club in crisis even though they are propping up crisis even though they are propping up the premier league. he admits it's up to him and the team to change the rhetoric and to do with a few new players with injuries mounting. the news at boardroom level want of help that to deal with the us investment firm has collapsed. although the club say today that they are continuing to make good progress on securing the complete stadium financing. the new ones being built on their mercy they say a loan has been secured for its development costs. but after flirting with delegation for the past two season deer they consider the prospect of moving in as a championship club? joe linsky reports. full time at villa park on sunday afternoon. forthose full time at villa park on sunday afternoon. for those in the away and it felt familiar. this afternoon. for those in the away and it felt familiar.— it felt familiar. as soon billion two villa four. _ it felt familiar. as soon billion two villa four. bringing - it felt familiar. as soon billion two villa four. bringing the i it felt familiar. as soon billion i two villa four. bringing the same problems. _ two villa four. bringing the same problems. to _ two villa four. bringing the same problems, to games, _ two villa four. bringing the same problems, to games, two - two villa four. bringing the same| problems, to games, two defeats two villa four. bringing the same i problems, to games, two defeats and no goals scored. for two straight seasons they've forced relegation now they faced wolves on saturday and already it feels crucial. aha, and already it feels crucial. crisis after two games, we are building something, it can detect time. eversince i building something, it can detect time. ever since i got everyone's been talking about the lift and words keep getting thrown around crisis and all these noises and negatives, itjust the way everton spent for a number of months, years for that we have to change the story. it always starts on the pitch, it always starts with me and the team. he pitch, it always starts with me and the team. .., pitch, it always starts with me and the team. g ., ., , pitch, it always starts with me and the team. i. ., , ., the team. he came here in january on the team. he came here in january on the last day — the team. he came here in january on the last day of— the team. he came here in january on the last day of last _ the team. he came here in january on the last day of last season _ the team. he came here in january on the last day of last season he - the last day of last season he kept the last day of last season he kept the team up but said this club needed change. at some point next season they will move to new surroundings but building a new stadium has brought a need for new investment. new york—based msp capital were set to provide that but reports this week suggests their offer has been withdrawn. it leaves the club in a slump we need more from the market for that but for now are restricted.— are restricted. there is no doubt that he is operating _ are restricted. there is no doubt that he is operating with - are restricted. there is no doubt that he is operating with some l are restricted. there is no doubt i that he is operating with some very strict _ that he is operating with some very strict financial limitations. as you can see _ strict financial limitations. as you can see by— strict financial limitations. as you can see by the sort of deals he'd been _ can see by the sort of deals he'd been trying to do this summer, actually— been trying to do this summer, actually a — been trying to do this summer, actually a young 38 on a transfer, the young — actually a young 38 on a transfer, the young strikers, 19 but isn't first— the young strikers, 19 but isn't first team _ the young strikers, 19 but isn't first team ready for that they are operating — first team ready for that they are operating very much on a shoestring budget— operating very much on a shoestring budget at— operating very much on a shoestring budget at the moment. unfortunately a shoestring budget results of their own force _ a shoestring budget results of their own force strategies and over the years _ own force strategies and over the ears. ~ . ~' own force strategies and over the ears. . ., ~ ., , own force strategies and over the ears. . ., ~ .,, �*, years. when i talked the 'ob it's been made i years. when i talked the 'ob it's been made cleari years. when i talked the 'ob it's been made clear was i years. when i talked the job it's been made clear was going i years. when i talked the job it's been made clear was going to i years. when i talked the job it's| been made clear was going to be years. when i talked the job it's i been made clear was going to be a challenge. it made clear the guidelines of the realities i will begin have to do. i know we've got to find ways of creating deals and making that happen. because we haven't got a pot of gold. everton is owner, haven't got a pot of gold. everton is owner. in _ haven't got a pot of gold. everton is owner, in seven _ haven't got a pot of gold. everton is owner, in seven years - haven't got a pot of gold. everton is owner, in seven years in - is owner, in seven years in charge is owner, in seven years in charge is invested more than £750 million. but questions remain about quality and strategy and some fans have protested. they will start on saturday bottom of the league for another game at goodison where they tried to change the mood. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today... manchester city signed dr who for a £55 million and a five year deal. 21—year—old scored ten goals and 75 league appearances across three seasons. laporte has left, that deals around £23 million. he won five premier league, the champion she leaves and the domestic upset city. after the england keeper mary herbst criticised nike and 150,000 signed a petition in the sportswear giant said kashmiri herbs. they will sell a limited quantity of her replica shirts. the olympic champion is defending his title. thejury the olympic champion is defending his title. the jury qualify for next years 0lympics. his title. the jury qualify for next years olympics. the sport has a very different after those games with the equestrian element controversially being replaced by an obstacle course discipline. he spoke to me about his future in the sport and also a difficult build—up to this championship. difficult build-up to this championship.— difficult build-up to this championship. difficult build-up to this chamionshi -. �* , , championship. i've been in better shae. i championship. i've been in better shape. i unfortunately _ championship. i've been in better shape. i unfortunately got - championship. i've been in better shape. i unfortunately got a i championship. i've been in better| shape. i unfortunately got a small to her couple weeks ago so that put me out for a few weeks. i'm fine now and getting healthy but in terms of getting back and being sharp for the competition, i'm really excited to compete and ride. i had a really good season behind me. you never really know what's can happen until you start the competition. preparations are quite been ideal for this one. preparations are quite been ideal for this one-— for this one. thankfully you've rualified for this one. thankfully you've qualified the _ for this one. thankfully you've qualified the olympic- for this one. thankfully you'vel qualified the olympic otherwise pressure would've been on. definitely. the european games it was a top aide to found themselves in place. that was the best chance of the year to seal that spot. i've got it and now i enjoy the home crowd and beating the family and friends can all be here. i'm really excited. ~ ., , ., , friends can all be here. i'm really excited. ~ ., , ., excited. what people are finding it excitin: is excited. what people are finding it exciting is this _ excited. what people are finding it exciting is this new _ excited. what people are finding it exciting is this new compressed i excited. what people are finding it i exciting is this new compressed that the 90 minute pentathlon with everything taking place. with him is it exciting for you guys? haifa everything taking place. with him is it exciting for you guys?— it exciting for you guys? how if you i can definitely _ it exciting for you guys? how if you i can definitely see the _ it exciting for you guys? how if you i can definitely see the appeal- it exciting for you guys? how if you i can definitely see the appeal for. i can definitely see the appeal for spectators, it's much easier to sit as a for 90 minutes to get to see all five events in terms of the athlete experience, it makes the competition a lot harder. you suddenly got an extra round of competing where it used to be a semifinal and a final is now actually qualifying day. we had to be sensible about how many competitions we can do. there's pros and cons. as a whole i think it will be good for viewers of the sport. just over two years and she became 0lympic just over two years and she became olympic champion, undera just over two years and she became olympic champion, under a year to go before the paris games. is everything focused now on paris next year? everything focused now on paris next ear? �* , ,., , everything focused now on paris next year? absolutely. that's my biggest coal in year? absolutely. that's my biggest goal in terms _ year? absolutely. that's my biggest goal in terms of _ year? absolutely. that's my biggest goal in terms of the _ year? absolutely. that's my biggest goal in terms of the sport _ year? absolutely. that's my biggest goal in terms of the sport right i year? absolutely. that's my biggest goal in terms of the sport right now| goal in terms of the sport right now is to go to paris and hopefully to spend the olympic title. a long way to go and i'll get to stay fit and healthy throughout that time. for me this competition having got that 0lympic spot is just about practising fencing, some of the other top guys are in the world. being able to enjoy it and a spectacle to the home crowd. share spectacle to the home crowd. are you lookin: spectacle to the home crowd. are you looking beyond _ spectacle to the home crowd. are you looking beyond paris _ spectacle to the home crowd. are you looking beyond paris and _ spectacle to the home crowd. are you looking beyond paris and what - spectacle to the home crowd. are you looking beyond paris and what your i looking beyond paris and what your career will actually be? 0bviously there's been a huge rift be within there's been a huge rift be within the sport because we know that the equestrian is him will be replaced by an obstacle course posed paris. are you didn't have to work out what you're going to do beyond paris? yes to there's you're going to do beyond paris? jazz top there's definitely some you're going to do beyond paris? 123 top there's definitely some thinking i need to do there. i haven't decided what move i want to take. the sports not only been expected into the games, or wait for that in november. if we are not in the games then that makes the decision a bit easier in terms of moving on. after the olympics that's the major motivation to do the sport. i5 the olympics that's the ma'or motivation to do the sport. is that decision still— motivation to do the sport. is that decision still causing _ motivation to do the sport. is that decision still causing friction i decision still causing friction within the sport or is thatjust an exception now that this is the way it's going to go? i exception now that this is the way it's going to go?— it's going to go? i don't know if it's 0 en it's going to go? i don't know if it's open friction _ it's going to go? i don't know if it's open friction but _ it's going to go? i don't know if it's open friction but it's - it's open friction but it's definitely under the surface, the process wasn't done in a way that they actually listen to the athletes. actually a token gesture of what do you think. decisions to include obstacles doesn't get us into the la games then there might be a push to retain the horse riding. i'm conjecturing at the moment. i don't know what's can happen at all. they're still a bit of discontentment about what's being done. euro hockey, england's women lost the final against the netherlands. they are in the last four as well, england's man. they face germany tomorrow jack wallace was on the side of the laws of the germans earlier this year in the world cup on penalties. earlier this year in the world cup on penalties-— earlier this year in the world cup on penalties. don't get me wrong, ve nice on penalties. don't get me wrong, very nice to _ on penalties. don't get me wrong, very nice to go _ on penalties. don't get me wrong, very nice to go into _ on penalties. don't get me wrong, very nice to go into the _ on penalties. don't get me wrong, very nice to go into the home i very nice to go into the home stadium and knock them out of the tournament. we definitely owe the one after the world cup. i don't know if revenge is the word but it would be pretty satisfying to knock them out of their home tournament. what do you look back at from that match against the germans at the beginning of the year and that world cup final in india?— cup final in india? when you look back for large _ cup final in india? when you look back for large part _ cup final in india? when you look back for large part to _ cup final in india? when you look back for large part to be - cup final in india? when you look. back for large part to be dominated and we played a good game for that we put ourselves in a great position. and that last five minutes, the way they threw against in the world cup and we were working on it a lot and in a similar position tomorrow and we can show it were working on. thea;t position tomorrow and we can show it were working on-_ were working on. they have a look erfect, were working on. they have a look perfect. strong — were working on. they have a look perfect, strong but _ were working on. they have a look perfect, strong but you _ were working on. they have a look perfect, strong but you have i were working on. they have a look perfect, strong but you have bad l perfect, strong but you have bad drawer against the welsh in their pool drawer against the welsh in their ool. . , drawer against the welsh in their ool, ., , ., . , pool. there was an incredible performance _ pool. there was an incredible performance from _ pool. there was an incredible performance from wales i pool. there was an incredible performance from wales to l pool. there was an incredible l performance from wales to get pool. there was an incredible i performance from wales to get the draw. they look to people when it matters. you saw they turned it on a bit more against holland and the 3—0 win. they will be fully firing and ready to go in front of the home crowd tomorrow. i5 ready to go in front of the home crowd tomorrow. is it ready to go in front of the home crowd tomorrow.— ready to go in front of the home crowd tomorrow. is it at the back of our mind crowd tomorrow. is it at the back of your mind that _ crowd tomorrow. is it at the back of your mind that you _ crowd tomorrow. is it at the back of your mind that you are _ crowd tomorrow. is it at the back of your mind that you are also - crowd tomorrow. is it at the back of your mind that you are also got i crowd tomorrow. is it at the back of your mind that you are also got the| your mind that you are also got the responsibility of olympic qualification for team gb to win the european championship there? yes. european championship there? yes, it's at the back _ european championship there? yes, it's at the back of _ european championship there? 12: it's at the back of peoples mind. everyone's aware that if you win the tournament you get 0lympic qualification. it's not really something that we are talking about or the playing group, no one is really focusing on that. we don't want to see it as cool 0lympic qualification, where singing is a tournament that we want to win. and that 0lympic qualifications is a bonus that comes alongside that. a huge weekend coming up for against alexander guzik. the a huge weekend coming up for against alexander guzik.— alexander guzik. the mandatory challen . er alexander guzik. the mandatory challenger with _ alexander guzik. the mandatory challenger with a _ alexander guzik. the mandatory challenger with a challenger i alexander guzik. the mandatory i challenger with a challenger putting his belt onto a line in poland. during the pre—fight press conference usyk was awarded by this piece of art. by the ukrainian military and what is ukraine's independence day. the painting made out of wood. used by the ukrainian forces was given to him for his support in the ongoing usyk war with russia. seems very lax heading into the boat but dubois is confident he can take those belts. i’m the boat but dubois is confident he can take those belts.— can take those belts. i'm ready. i've can take those belts. i'm ready. we spent _ can take those belts. i'm ready. i've spent through _ can take those belts. i'm ready. i've spent through training i can take those belts. i'm ready. | i've spent through training camp, that all that, i'm ready. i've prepared, left no stone unturned. i'm ready, arm confidence and ready to go now. earlier this summer scarlett hale became the youngest international umpire at the age ofjust 18. she officiated at a t20 tournament in africa. she's been speaking to our reporter lewis coombs about the path she's taken in cricket and her ambitions to umpire at the highest level. i love how every game is different. you're always involved, with playing a not so much. i like being faced with challenging pressure. my hardest decision as if i wear a jacket or not.— hardest decision as if i wear a jacket or not. scarlet is a rising star of cricket _ jacket or not. scarlet is a rising star of cricket and _ jacket or not. scarlet is a rising star of cricket and firing. i jacket or not. scarlet is a rising star of cricket and firing. still l star of cricket and firing. still only 18 she's already been officiating matches for six years was up take me back to the day, 12 years ago in your umpiring your first game. i years ago in your umpiring your first game-— years ago in your umpiring your first ame. .,, ., ., ,., first game. i was part of a young leaders programme, _ first game. i was part of a young leaders programme, which i first game. i was part of a young leaders programme, which is i first game. i was part of a young | leaders programme, which is set first game. i was part of a young i leaders programme, which is set up by hampshire cricket board. it's known as the champions programme. i wasn't as much of scoring and sitting still and would rather have been out there. when i was 12 i went out and did my first game. just went from there. . out and did my first game. just went from there-— out and did my first game. just went from there. ., ., ~ ._ ., from there. having worked her way to the county cricket _ from there. having worked her way to the county cricket age _ from there. having worked her way to the county cricket age group - the county cricket age group scarlett empire three national finals last year and was then going out to africa to umpire in international t20 tournament. when i not invited i international t20 tournament. when i got invited i was _ international t20 tournament. when i got invited i was really, _ international t20 tournament. when i got invited i was really, really - got invited i was really, really excited. it was a ten day tournament. i did the tournament, which was botswana against rwanda. and realised i became the youngest international umpire, which i still don't think i got my head around. scarlett has recently been signed up to an ecb talent pathway that aims to an ecb talent pathway that aims to develop a new generation of umpires. do you think more needs to be done to encourage more females into the sport?— into the sport? people aren't used to seeinr into the sport? people aren't used to seeing young — into the sport? people aren't used to seeing young female _ into the sport? people aren't used to seeing young female umpires i into the sport? people aren't used| to seeing young female umpires in general. i've had, especially last couple of years i turn our people would say, all you part of the team? no, i'm umpiring. ithink would say, all you part of the team? no, i'm umpiring. i think it's taking people getting used to. but being really respectful. i think seeing females on the tv and just in general isjust seeing females on the tv and just in general is just eye—opening. scarlets ultimate aim is to join the professional umpiring circuit. i would love to test match for the petagna 200 would be as well. my goal is to show people that you can do more than just play cricket. —— test match. as promised let's get back to dina asher smith budapest. in the last few minutes has made it into the 200 metre final. she's in a second behind america's gabrielle thomas, the top two guaranteed to go through. just raising in hers right now for the dina asher smith, smiling, she is through to tomorrow nights 200 metre final. staying in budapest because it was an unexpected moment at the finish at the women's 35 km race. this is slovakia, she finished 28. but after three hours there is her partner who finished 18th in his race and he proposed. 0f finished 18th in his race and he proposed. of course he celebrated. they didn't win the race but happy ever after to them. imagine how quickly they will walk down the aisle. from me and the rest of the team. that is all. live from london, this is bbc news. russian president vladimir putin pays tribute to the wagner group leader prigozhin at talented man might make mr prigozhin who made it report into a georgia jail and their protests in south korea afterjapan begins releasing treated radioactive water from the fukushima begins releasing treated radioactive waterfrom the fukushima nuclear power plant into the pacific ocean. welcome to the daily global bringing you the top stories from around the world. we start and russia were vladimir putin has broken his silence of the plane crash presumed to have killed the