at the front, provisional pole was swapping between max verstappen and the mercedes of lewis hamilton and the mercedes of lewis hamilton and valtteri bottas. max verstappen's final chance to give red bull their first pole of the track they own slip through his fingers, and as if to emphasise his brilliance in the wet, hamilton went on to increase his advantage to more than a second. a tricky day, the weather is incredibly difficult for all of us, and a lot of the time you can't see where you are going, and i had one big moment, the lap before the last, when i aqua played and i in my mouth. click the a return to form in the rain for the reigning world champion. so a great day for lewis hamilton. here are the thoughts of our formula one reporter, jennie gow. we had to wait a long time for qualifying and this season, four months, but what a season it is proving to be. race one, brilliant and unpredictable, qualifying two, unpredictable, but hamilton was imperious. 1.2 seconds up the road from anybody else. it puts him in the best position possible for this race, 13 points behind valtteri

this was red bull's max verstappen crashing on the way to the start. up front in pole position once more lewis hamilton leading the way is his speciality. ahead from the start, a lead that would only grow. despite an early pit—stop reshuffle of the chasing pack. perhaps amazingly, it was verstappen who dealt with it best, emerging in second. his pre—race crash behind him, but now so was championship leader valtteri bottas. but way out front, lewis hamilton. no—one could get close. get in there, lewis. absolute masterclass, mate. untroubled, unchallenged in hungary, he is unbeatable. adam wild, bbc news. as usual hamilton didn't claim all the glory for himself and was quick to praise his team for their support which was crucial in helping him get a bonus point for the fastest lap of the race, which was a new lap record at the hungaroring. whilst i was on my own for the race, it was just a different kind of challenge. of course we had great pace. couldn't have done it without these great guys i'm working with. great pit stops. great strategy. right

this was red bull's max verstappen crashing on the way to the start. up front in pole position once more lewis hamilton leading the way is his speciality. i had from the start, a lead that would only grow. ahead from the start, a lead that would only grow, despite an early pit—stop reshuffle of the chasing pack. perhaps amazingly, it was verstappen who dealt with it best, emerging in second. his pre—race crash behind him, but now so was championship leader valtteri bottas. but way out front, lewis hamilton. no—one could get close. get in there, lewis. absolute masterclass, mate. untroubled, unchallenged in hungary, he is unbeatable. adam wild, bbc news. as usual hamilton didn't claim all the glory for himself and was quick to praise his team for their support which was crucial in helping him get a bonus point for the fastest lap of the race, which was a new lap record at the hungaroring. whilst i was on my own for the race, it was just a different kind of challenge. of course we had great pace. couldn't have done it without these great guys i'm w

it is formula 1, max verstappen was started in second practice. lewis hamilton was down on sex. jenny has more. a lot of people are holding their cards close to the chest and expecting a lot of weather on saturday. we were expecting thunderstorms and rain which could see has had very limited running. there was a strange day. daniel ocado in his renault had a terrible day, they crash in the second practice so he got almost no running in that section. hamilton off the pace in his mercedes wasn't happy with the carts i still work today. max verstappen was the man who didn't even finish the race because of reliability problems with his red bull last time out. so i think it will be an interesting weekend. va ltteri bottas will be an interesting weekend. valtteri bottas is the man who leads the championship, 13 points ahead of lewis hamilton at the moment. the pressure is on hamilton to get a decent result this weekend. tell me about charles leclaire and the warning he has received. he said an official reprimand and a letter from the fia because in between the two races, everybody is

at the front, provisional pole or swapping between max verstappen and the mercedes of lewis hamilton and valtteri bottas. max verstappen‘s final chance to give red bull first pole of the tract they own slip through his fingers. and, as if to emphasise his brilliance in the wet, hamilton went on to increase his advantage to more than a second step what a tricky day, the weather is incredibly difficult out there for all of us, and a lot of the time you can't even see where you are going to stop i had one big moment, the lap before the last, a big aqua claim, and i had my heart in my mouth. and cue a return to form in the rain for the reigning world champion. so a great day for lewis hamilton. here are the thoughts of our formula one reporterjennie gow. we had to wait a long time for qualifying, we had to wait a long time for the season, four months, but what a season is proving to be forced to race one, brilliant and unpredictable. qualifying two, unpredictable, but hamilton was imperious. 1.2 seconds up the road from anybody else stop it puts him in the best position possible for th

this was red bull's max verstappen crashing on the way to the start. up front in pole position once more lewis hamilton leading the way is his speciality. hedge funds are started, a lead that would only grow despite an early pit start. we shovel. the emerged in second place, his prerace crash behind him and so was valtteri bottas. sunni valtteri bottas could not get the better of him. lewis hamilton was way out front. untroubled, unchallenged in hungary, he is unbeatable. adam wild, bbc news. there's more on the bbc sport website, but that's it from me. thank you. that's it. 00:23:18,655 --> 2147483051:48:24,043 now on bbc one, time 2147483051:48:24,043 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 for the news where you are. hello. for the news where you are. this is bbc news with shaun ley. for the news where you are. the for the news where you are. foreign secretary don is the foreign secretary dominic raab is expected to announce what practical measures that uk will take against china as tensions grow between the countries over beijing's tough new security laws for hon

for example, max verstappen saying, i came to austria to race but respect and support the personal choices every driver makes. charles leclerc, who didn't take the knee, saying, i believe that what matter are saying, i believe that what matter a re facts saying, i believe that what matter are facts and behaviours in our daily lives rather than formal gestures that could be seen as controversial in some countries. a mistake, the 20 drivers united in theirfight against mistake, the 20 drivers united in their fight against race, just not sure about how they wanted to express that personally today. what impact will the new quarantine measures have fond teams in light of the silverstone grand prix next month? i think the whole of formula 1 month? i think the whole of formula i will prove a small sigh of relief that the drama has been lifted and gone away, and silverstone of course will be delighted with that news as well, but formula i still remains in this very small biosphere. they are testing every one every 5—7 days, eve ryo ne testing every one every 5—7 days, everyone is having to wea

verstappen an early casualty with reliability problems. three safety cars kept the racing close, too close between hamilton and alex albon at one restart, the world champion penalised for this collision. it meant mclaren's lando norris had to finish within five seconds of the mercedes driver to pick up a maiden podium and as bottas led from start to finish out front, norris produced a flying finish to set the fastest lap of the race on the very last lap and snatch the podium away from hamilton. ferrari's charles leclerc finished second. west ham gained another point in their battle to beat relegation with a draw at newcastle. they took an early lead at stjames' park — michael antonio followed up his goal in the midweek win over chelsea with another, after a mistake from jamaal lascelles. but the home side equalised through miguel almiron. so the sides were level at the break. the hammers went in front again, as another midweek scorer tomas soucek, finshed well.

he gave another masterclass in the wet, qualifying a second quicker than max verstappen. mclaren‘s carlos sainz was third and valtteri bottas in the other mercedes will line up fourth on the grid. what a tricky day. the weather is obviously incredibly difficult out there for all of us, and a lot of the time you can't even see where you are going. i had big one moment, the lap before the last, big aquaplane, which definitely had my heart in my mouth. that starts just after two o' clock — so a busy day ahead — and we'll bring you updates from the f1, cricket and football a bit later on. now on bbc news, a look at today's papers. hello and welcome to our look at today's sunday's papers. with me are rosamund urwin, senior reporter at the sunday times, and ben chu, economics editor at the independent. hello to you both, thank you for being with us. let's run through the front pages. the sunday telegraph reports that taxes will be cut next year under government plans for what it's calling a ‘post—brexit economic revolution‘. and like almost all of today's papers, it

this was red bull's max verstappen crashing on the way to the start. up front in pole position once more lewis hamilton leading the way is his speciality. but today, with grid problems of his own. engine keeps sounding like it is going to stall. not that you would know it. ahead from the start, a lead that would only grow, despite an early pit—stop reshuffle of the chasing pack. perhaps amazingly it was verstappen who dealt with it best, merging in second. his prerace crash behind him, but now so was championship leader value tribottas, away out front lewis hamilton, no—one could get close. get in there lewis, masterclass, mate. untroubled, unchallenged in hungary, he is unbeatable. adam wild, bbc news. adam wild, bbc news. the first mission to mars by an arab nation is preparing to lift off later today. the rocket will send the united arab emirates probe, named hope, to orbit the red planet and learn more about its atmosphere and weather. it's part of a plan to help the country move away from oil and gas production and enter the global space indus

he complained that he couldn't see at times, but he was over a second faster than max verstappen. it will be the second race of the delayed formula one season. hamilton came fourth at the same circuit last weekend. you can find the full story of qualifying on the bbc 00:19:12,834 --> 2147483051:46:21,132 sport website but 2147483051:46:21,132 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 that's all for now. hello. this is bbc news. one of bollywood's biggest stars has been hospitalised after testing positive for coronavirus. in a tweet to his 43 million followers, amitabh bachchan says he's asking anyone who's had close contact with him in recent days, to get tested. the 77—year—old has appeared in over 200 indian films in a career spanning more than 5 decades. his son abhishek bachchan, who is also a film star, also later tweeted that he tested positive for coronavirus. i've been getting more details from haroon rashid, entertainment reporter for bbc‘s asian network well as we know, amitabh bachchan and his son have been taken to hospital not too far from their home in mumbai. amitabh bachchan

heavy rain delayed qualifying but the world champion was over a second quicker than max verstappen ‘s red bull, with carlos sainz starting from third in his mclaren. here's our formula one reporterjennie gow. we had to wait a long time for qualifying, we've had to wait a long time for this season, four months. but what a season it is proving to be. race one. brilliant and unpredictable. qualifying table, unpredictable. qualifying table, unpredictable. but hamilton was imperious. 1.2 seconds up the road from anybody else. it puts him in the best position possible for this race and is 13 points behind in the championship, so we need to crawl back some points. it is all going on in austria tomorrow and it should be fascinating to watch, because i think it again, it will be in on predictable race with a few people out of position, including carlos for mclaren who starts third. as expected, norwich city have become the first premier league side to be relegated this season. they lost a—0 at home to west ham the players were visibly upset at the final whistle at carrow road following their

max verstappen is on third for today's race. but it is mercedes who have blocked out the front row of the grid. the first weddings since lockdown are taking place this weekend, after the ban was lifted yesterday. although big receptions are still banned, couples are allowed to take their vows with up to 30 family and friends — as long as they stay two metres apart from anyone outside their household. let's speak to one happy couple who tied the knot yesterday. alastair and rebecca whitelaw are in kennington in south london. many congratulations. what was it like? it was amazing, thank you. we got married. it was very different from the date we originally planned. we were meant to get married on the 6th ofjune. but as soon as the announcement came through, we thought, let's get married straightaway. talk is through what happened, what did you have planned and how was it different? our wedding injune and how was it different? our wedding in june should and how was it different? our wedding injune should have had 200 people, but

max verstappen is on the third for the race today but it is mercedes who have blocked out the front row of the grid. in iran, a new rule has been introduced making the wearing of face masks in covered public spaces mandatory, to help combat the spread of coronavirus. towns and cities in five provinces have been put back into lockdown after the daily rate of infection rose again after falling in april. i'm joined by baran abbasi from bbc persian. the government say you have to wear masks and there is quite a few strict measures if you do not wear masks. what are the saying exactly? the government say people have not taken it seriously and numbers have been rising, so as of today, eve ryo ne been rising, so as of today, everyone going to a public space, closed public space, has to wear masks. if places avoid this they will be shutdown for a week and if employees of public offices avoid wearing masks, they will be sent home and also individuals will be denied being served in public offices if they do not wear masks. all of them because the numbers have been rising dramatically. the iranian

max verstappen is on third for today's race. but it is mercedes who have blocked out the front row of the grid. let's get some of the day's other news from around the world. the relatives of a coronavirus victim in bolivia have placed his coffin in the middle of the street in protest at the difficulty in getting him buried. the 62—year—old man died a week ago in the city of cochabamba, which appears to be overwhelmed by the rising number of deaths. the number of confirmed coronavirus deaths in mexico has risen to more than 30,000, with 500 fatalities recorded there in the past 2a hours. the pandemic is accelerating across latin america, with brazil — the worst hit country in the region — registering more than 1,100 deaths from covid—19 on saturday. iran has reported a new record single—day virus death toll of 163. it comes as the country makes face masks compulsory in covered public spaces. after a drop in cases in april, the daily rate has risen again. towns and cities in five provinces have been put back into lockd

verstappen. that begins within the next hour. more from me later. holly, thank you very much indeed. holly, thank you very much indeed. holly hamilton with all the very latest sporting years. a little more news on the story that senior cabinet minister michael gove has said he doesn't think wearing a face covering in shops in england should be mandatory — saying he trusts people's common—sense. it's understood the government is looking at whether to make them compulsory. his comments follow calls for clarity from the government on face coverings. currently, face coverings are compulsory on public transport in england, scotland and northern ireland to help stop the spread of coronavirus. in scotland, they are also mandatory in shops. the welsh government recommends the wearing of masks but they are not compulsory. mr gove was speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr. i trust people? good sense. ——i trust people's good sense. now, of course, the government at all times, you know, does look at th

red bull's max verstappen topped the time sheets just a fraction ahead of last week's winner valtteri bottas. but lewis hamilton was well off the pace in sixth in the other mercedes. wimbledon will distribute £10 million of prize money to the 620 players who would have taken part in this year's championships. it was cancelled for the first time since 1945 because of the coronavirus pandemic. singles players who would have been in the main draw will be given £25,000, with qualifiers, doubles and wheelchair players also each receiving money. that's all the sport for now. good night. hello there. we ended the working week on a much brighter note across the uk, particularly for england and wales which saw some really dull, dismal days earlier in the week. there were some heavy showers around, mind you, across the north and east of england with some thunderstorms mixed in. but many places stayed dry the further south and west that you were, we saw plenty of sunshine. we hold onto the sunshine this weekend, thanks to high pressure which is good to continue to build and settle things down.

max verstappen came second despite crashing on the warm—up and hamilton is now five points clear of his mercedes team mate valtteri bottas, who finished third. that's all the sport for now. the first arab space mission to mars is preparing for lift—off. a robotic craft called "hope" will travel to the red planet to collect data about its climate and atmosphere. the space craft belongs to the uae and is part of a plan to help the country move away from oil and gas production and enter the global space industry. it is due to lift off from the remote japanese island, tanegashima in a little under two hours. the launch has already been postponed twice, but the mission leaders are hoping for good weather this time. the mission is being overseen at the dubai space centre. our correspondent sameer hashmi is there. exciting times. are they all set for liftoff, then? it looks like everything is on track at this point in time. we had a project team coming out and briefing us a while ago, saying that the weather seems to be clear, which was the problem last week when they had to postpone the lau

the six—time world champion led from start to finish at the hungaroring ahead of max verstappen, who came second, despite crashing on the warm—up lap. hamilton is now five points clear of his mercedes team mate valtteri bottas, who finished third. football, cricket and formula 1, a pretty normal weekend for sport! in scotland restuara nts, bars and parts of the tourism sector opened for the first time this weekend since the coronavirus lockdown. some churches have also had theirfirst sunday services for months. it comes as a leading public health figure in scotland says the country is at a very delicate moment in its fight against the virus. gillian sharpe reports. sunday mass at st andrews cathedral in glasgow. for those attending, real joy in glasgow. for those attending, realjoy at in glasgow. for those attending, real joy at the return. in glasgow. for those attending, realjoy at the return. absolutely brilliant. i went in to visit when it first reopened, but to actually come to mass, it is something special. just delighted to be back for the first one. you can't sing but in my

max verstappen is on the third for the race today but it is mercedes who have blocked out the front row of the grid. all right, thank you very much for that, katherine downes at the bbc sport centre. the american rapper kanye west has announced he is running for president of the united states in 2020. the unlikely challenger to donald trump and joe biden chose american independence day to make the surprise announcement on twitter, triggering a social media storm. but with just four months to go before polling day in november, it‘s not clear whether any official paperwork has been filed for him to appear on state election ballots. this is not the first time that west has suggested he would run for the white house and he has been a vocal supporter of president trump in the past. throughout the coronavirus outbreak, britons have paid tribute to workers in the national health service who have treated the vulnerable, often at significant risk to themselves. sunday marks the seventy—second birthday of the nhs, sunday marks the 72nd birthday of the nhs, and across the uk this evening, mill

verstappen will start in third. sports will start in third. did a greatjob today. i have got sports did a greatjob today. i have got to do a betterjob, actually —— va ltteri bottas got to do a betterjob, actually —— valtteri bottas did a greatjob today. if you look at all the tracks across the year, there are tracks where sometimes i am stronger, sometimes he is stronger, and this is one of his. so to be that close, iam is one of his. so to be that close, i am pretty happy. there are four more games in the premier league today. sheffield united still have an eye on qualifying for europe, after being boosted by their 3—1 win over spurs last week. they're currently away at burnley. they're about 15 minutes into the second half at turf moor. james tarkowski got on the end of a free kick to burnley ahead just before half—time. then at 2.15, newcastle host west ham united. the hammers are three points above the relegation zone after a vital 3—2 win over chelsea on wednesday. we will have to win our games, i

red bull's max verstappen topped the timesheets just a fraction ahead of last week's winner valtteri bottas. but lewis hamilton was well off the pace in sixth in the other mercedes. wimbledon will distribute £10 million of prize money to the 620 players who would have taken part in this year's championships. it was cancelled for the first time since 1945 because of the coronavirus pandemic. singles players who would have been in the main draw will be given £25,000, with qualifiers, doubles and wheelchair players also each receiving money. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. a bbc investigation has found there have been more than 160 cases of sports coaches engaging in sexual activity with a 16 or 17 year olds in their care, over the last four years. it's prompted campaigners to say the law must now be changed. the charity the nspcc has renewed calls for a legal loophole to be closed, to ban anyone who has a position of power over a child from having a sexual relationship with them. laura scott has this exclusive report. wha

hamilton was more than a second quicker than max verstappen. mclaren's carlos sainz was third and valtteri bottas in the other mercedes will line up fourth on the grid. what a tricky day. the weather is obviously incredibly difficult out there for all of us, and a lot of the time you can't even see when you are going. i had one moment, the lap before the last, maybe an aquaplane, which definitely had my heart in my mouth. he is so good in the wet weather, hamilton. thank you, tricky conditions! it is nearly 20 29. —— 20 for generations, scouts have spent their summers camping outdoors, toasting marshmallows on fires and canoeing across lakes. sadly during the pandemic, groups across the world are missing out on the things they enjoy the most. not to be defeated, the scouts have tried to recreate the fun with a huge, digital summer camp this weekend. our ‘akela' robert hall is with a family taking part in their garden injersey. morning, robert, how's it looking there? it's looking good, i was just visualising roger in his cub scout uniform

meanwhile, red bull's max verstappen will start in third. va ltteri bottas valtteri bottas did a greatjob today and have to do a betterjob naturally and it is a long race tomorrow so we will see what we can do. we are very, very close here. this is a very strong track for. —— va ltteri this is a very strong track for. —— valtteri was up to be that close, i am pretty happy. the battle for a top five finish and a spot in next season's champions league is hotting up in the premier league. there were wins for manchester united, chelsea, arsenal and leicester — as alex gulrajani reports. it has been a season that mason greenwood won't forget in a hurry. the 18—year—old has broken into the manchester united team and doesn't look to be going anywhere, anytime soon. look to be going anywhere, anytime soon. with its team surprisingly behind early on against bournemouth, greenwood what his first of the game. and with united back on track in the second half, he went alone to add theirfourth in a in the second half, he went alone to add th

withjust minutes remaining max verstappen has gone quickest so far. wimbledon will distribute £10 million of prize money to the 620 players who would have taken part in this year's championships. it was cancelled for the first time since 1945 because of the coronavirus pandemic. singles players who would have been in the main draw will be given £25,000, with qualifiers, doubles and wheelchair players also each receiving money. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. record numbers of people have contacted the children's charity the nspcc during lockdown with concerns about a child. more than 22,000 adults have contacted the charity since april that's an increase of almost a third on the months prior to lockdown. abuse were the biggest worries being reported. i have been discussing that with dame esther ra ntzen, i have been discussing that with dame esther rantzen, the founder of childline. i asked dame esther rantzen, the founder of childline. iasked her what dame esther rantzen, the founder of childline. i asked her

for example, max verstappen saying, i came to austria to race, but i respect and support the personal choices every driver makes. charles leclerc said, i believe what matters are acting our daily lives rather than formal gestures which could be seen as controversial in some countries. make no mistake, the 20 drivers united against racism, just not sure how they wanted to show that today. finally, how much of an impact will the new quarantine measures have on teams in light of the silverstone grand prix next month?” teams in light of the silverstone grand prix next month? i think the whole of formula i will breathe a small sigh of relief that the quarantine drama has been lifted and gone away, and silverstone of course will be delighted with that news as well, but formula i still remains in there very small biosphere, testing everybody every 5—7 days, everybody having to wear masks, even the podium different today, with champagne being sprayed around — they might have to look at that again but it was done on the ground, not elevated. no fans, obviously, everybody keeping their di