harry brook will be pivotal to england's chances of them successfully defending their title — he's back time away from cricket to grieve for his grandmother, who passed away this summer. awesome to be back with england, and i really enjoyed my little stent with them as well. five games playing with some really close mates, just really trying to enjoy the cricket was playing. it was nice to have a bit of a break — obvious enough under great circumstances — but it was nice to get away from cricket for a while and concentrate on the family at that time, and then come back for yorkshire. i was just raring to get back playing, to be honest, i was drooling forward to it. so yeah, it's good to be back here with a good group of lads. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. england goalkeeper mary earps will miss their euro qualifier against france on tuesday, after withdrawing from the squad through injury. she was forced off the pitch at saint james' park after just seven minutes of the 2—1 defeat to the same opponents on friday, with what's described a

harry brook will be pivotal to england's chances of them successfully defending their title — he's backm cricket to grieve for his grandmother, who passed away this summer. awesome to be back with england, and i really enjoyed my little stint with them, as well. having five games playing with some really close mates, just really trying to enjoy the cricket i was playing. it was nice to have a bit of a break — obviously not under great circumstances — but it was nice to get away from cricket for a while and concentrate on the family at that time, and then come back and play for for yorkshire. i was just raring to get back playing, to be honest, i was really looking forward to it. so yeah, it's good to be back here with this group of lads. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. england goalkeeper mary earps will miss their euro qualifier against france on tuesday, after withdrawing from the squad through injury. she was forced off the pitch at saint james' park after just seven minutes of the 2—1 defeat to the same opponents on friday, with what's

harry brook will be pivotal to england's chances of them successfully defending their title — he's backicket to grieve for his grandmother, who passed away this summer. awesome to be back with england, and i really enjoyed my little stint with yorkshire, as well. having five games playing with some really close mates, just really trying to enjoy the cricket i was playing. it was nice to have a bit of a break — obviously not under great circumstances — but it was nice to get away from cricket for a while and concentrate on the family at that time, and then come back and play for yorkshire. i was just raring to get back playing, to be honest, i was really looking forward to it. so yeah, it's good to be back here with that group of lads. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. england goalkeeper mary earps will miss their euro qualifier against france on tuesday, after withdrawing from the squad through injury. she was forced off the pitch at saint james�* park after just seven minutes of the 2—1 defeat to the same opponents on friday, with what's d

harry brook 68—6. the last wickets fell in a humbling tumble of run outs.t was india's game long before the final lbw. england lost by 68 runs, in truth outclassed. india to the final, where in truth they always imagined they'd be. joe wilson, bbc news. let's get some reaction from guyana now. axar patel was man of the match with three top order wickets, including the england captainjos buttler who says that in hindsight it might have been a mistake not to change the team going into the semifinal but gave full credit to a india. disappointing. um, i think we're outplayed by india and they fully deserved the victory. um, so yeah, i thought, you know, they had a above par score, was hoping to restrict them to sort of 145, 150 probably on that pitch. so, um, it was always going to be a tough chase from there. obviously feeling good. and most of the, uh, i'm feeling good about that. uh, we win the match when you perform and if team doesn't do well, then it doesn't matter. so i think, uh, feeling good. we close to the one step and, uh, close to the trophy, so. y

brook.usion means there no place for surrey teammate ben foakes, while nottinghamshire seamewr dillon pennington also receives a first call up. he and another fast bowler gus atkinson could make their test debuts as england look to a future without james anderson, who'll retire after that first test at lord's. the tour de france is just two days old and already the pre—race favourite tadej pogacar has taken the leader's yellow jersey. the race is actually in italy right now, but frenchman have claimed both stages so far, kevin vauquelin winning into bologna. behind, pogacar pulled ahead of most of his main rivals to top the overall standings ahead of monday's expected sprint finish in turin. pogacar is bidding to win the tour after taking victory in the giro d'italia last month. and just before we go — time to point you in the direction of the bbc sport website and app for the very latest on all those stories and lots, lots more. but from all of us at the bbc sport centre, thanks forjoining

harry brook hit a7 not out, helping his side to 122—5 from their ten overs. eventually winning by a1 runs. so heartbreak for scotland, who came so close to making it through. with wimbledon just over two weeks away, britain's jack draper is just one wn away from his first atp title draper is leading former wimbledon finalist matteo berrettini the eventual winner will play either karolina pliskova or diane parry of france. katie boulter and emma raducanu will return to finish their semifinal, with the final then to be played later. it was suspended last night because of the conditions but will be start soon. american bryson dechambeau, who is seven—under par overall. rory mcilroy is still in the hunt for his first major title in a decade. i'm pleased how i struck it for the most part, got to work on that a bit but feel pretty pleased with the tee shots and tomorrow, the same court i have said all week, boring golf and the middle green never moves so i will try to hit a lot of the greens. a new photograph of the prince of wales and his three children taken by t

enter harry brooke. bold batting setting the tone for england, top scoring with an unbeaten 47.d his part in the field as england now relied on australia. we have overcome that net run rate and the challenges that have been put in front of us. as a group, we are stuck together tightly. we'll keep an eye on it, of course. at the same time, we have done everything that is in our hands. and so, to saint lucia. scotland hoping to get a tune out of their top order, brandon mcmullen, the one on song. smashing six sixes, as australia were set a target of 481. the early signs were not promising. that is a top delivery! three wickets down, scottish spirit growing, but when all hope looks lost, travis head and marcus stoinis wrestled back momentum. both hit half—centuries, and winning runs secured with two balls to spare. the reigning champions are through to the super eights. elsewhere pakistan have beaten ireland by 3 wickets in florida. both sides had been eliminated heading into this one. later, bangladesh meet nepal in st vincent and the grenadines. a win for the tigers will see them

but england have selected the returning harry brook and the uncapped keeper jamie smith instead. place for ben foakes, while dillon pennington also receives a first call up. he and another fast bowler gus atkinson could make their test debuts as england look to a future without james anderson, who'll retire after that first test at lord's. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. england's alice hewson has won the swiss 0pen. hewson won a play—off on the first hole after she'd finished her final round tied with tvesa malik of india on 11 under par. and a play—off in the italian 0pen saw marcel siem of germany beat northern ireland's tom mckibbin. both men had finished on ten under par. some compensation for mckibbin though in that he's now qualified for the forthcoming open championship at royal troon. after victory in yesterday's sprint race, francesco bagnaia completed the double by winning the assen motogp in the netherlands. the italian lead from pole to chequered flag and has now cut the gap to championship leader jorge marteen to just

harry brook, 68—6. the last wickets fell in a humbling tumble of run—outs.where, in truth, they always imagined they'd be. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. good evening. it was a bit cooler today across the board but we had a top temperature of 25 in the south—east, pretty decent and less humidity. tomorrow, sunshine and showers, quite breezy, courtesy of this area of low pressure printing wet and windy weather across the northern half of the uk tonight, with heavy rain at times across northern and western areas of scotland, blustery gales in places. showers also affecting northern and western parts of england and wales but largely dry in the south—east. temperature is a lot lower than last night. now looking at nine to 12 degrees. we start tomorrow with plenty of sunshine, but staying breezy in the northern half of the country with plenty of heavy showers, certainly in northern scotland. staying dry from wales and the midlands southwards, with top temperatures of 23. low humidity, so pretty decent and feeling good i

england's harry brook says he has no regrets about taking a break from cricket to grieve for his grandmotherd in the caribbean, as england defend their t20 world cup title, starting with a game against scotland in barbados on tuesday. brook's been building back up to fitness with county side yorkshire and is now raring to go. awesome to be back with england, and i really enjoyed my little stint with yorkshire as well. having five games, playing with some really close mates and just trying to enjoy the cricket that i was playing. it was nice to have a little bit of a break, obviously not under great circumstances. but it was nice to get away from cricket for a while and concentrate on the family at that time and, yeah, come, like i said, play for yorkshire. and i was just rearing to get back playing, to be honest. i was really looking forward to it. yeah, it's good to be back here with that group of lads. the tournament got going in the early hours of this morning with an historic victory for the co—hosts the usa, and they had aaronjones largely to thank. they beat canada by seven wickets in

harry brooks making a go of it, but they have got to get a lot of runs in a very short period of timehe state of the pitch has come in for a lot of criticism. afghanistan were bowled out forjust 56, the lowest score

but england have selected the returning harry brook and the uncapped keeper jamie smith instead. no place for ben foakes, while dillon pennington also receives a first call up. he and another fast bowler gus atkinson could make their test debuts as england look to a future without james anderson who'll retire after that first test at lord's. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today... england's alice hewson has won the swiss open. hewson won a play—off on the first hole after she'd finished her final round tied with tvesa malik of india on 11 under par. and a play—off in the italian open saw marcel siem of germany beat northern ireland's tom mckibbin. both men had finished on ten under par. after victory in yesterday's sprint race francesco bagnaia completed the double by winning the assen motogp in the netherlands. the italian lead from pole to chequered flag and has now cut the gap to championship leader jorge marteen to just ten points after the spaniard finished second. world champion kaller rovanpera pulled off a remarkable win at rally

it seems feasible when harry brooks showed his range of shots. he made 53.ut this match is still alive. this catch, south africa. with onlyjust over a week to go until the tournament starts, andy murray will have surgery on his back to try and secure his wimbledon swansong. with onlyjust over a week to go until the tournament starts, the two—time winner is hoping to make his final appearance. murray was injured at queens this week, struggling from the very start of his second round match. but making wimbledon has not been ruled out by his team, despite the operation on saturday. murray has said he's unlikely to play much beyond the championships and the paris olympics. tommy paul ended another british player's run at queens — the american beating jack draper to reach the semi finals. draper had been on a seven match winning streak after claiming his first tour title last week, after which he moved to his highest world ranking, but was beaten by the fifth seed in three sets. some live pictures from the france netherlands team which has just finished in leipzi

england's harry brook says he has no regrets about taking a break from cricket to grieve for his grandmotherefence of their t20 world cup title against scotland in barbados on tuesday. brook's been building back up to fitness with county side yorkshire and is now raring to go. awesome to be back with england, and i really enjoyed my little stick with torture as well. having five games, playing with some really close mates and just trying to enjoy the cricket that i was playing. it was nice to have a little bit of a break, obviously not under great circumstances. but it was nice to get away from cricket for a while and concentrate on the family at that time and, yeah, come, and like isaid, that time and, yeah, come, and like i said, play for yorkshire and osha's rearing to get back playing, to be honest. i was really looking forward to it. yeah, it's good to be back here with the group of lads. the tournament got going in the early hours of this morning with an historic victory for the co—hosts the usa, and they had aaronjones largely to thank. they beat canada by seven wickets in texas, jone

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brook for the former and the uncapped keeperjamie smith instead.s england look to a future without james anderson, who'll retire after the first test at lord's that starts onjuly 10th. the feature event of tennis�*s grass court season starts on monday with wimbledon the first grand slam jannik sinner will enter as the world number one. but the italian's not concerned with his standing in the draw, more about where he's standing, as he continues to get to grips with the surface despite winning his one warm up tournament. every year is a bit different. the conditions are different from here so i am just trying to get used to it and so i am just trying to get used to itand building my so i am just trying to get used to it and building my confidence here on the court and that's it. thinking about seeding or all the rest, it doesn't make any sense. everyone wants to win and show their best here and i am just looking forward to it to compete and hopefully i can show also some good tennis. much more build-op _ show also some good tennis. much more build-u

harry brooks making a go of it, but they have got to get a lot of runs in a very short period of timeh africa are waiting for the winner of that match after they made very light work of afghanistan in their semifinal. they won by nine wickets in trinidad, but the state of the pitch has come in for a lot of criticism. afghanistan were bowled out forjust 56, the lowest score in a t20 world cup semifinal. they were all—out in the 12th over. batting was a lottery with extremely inconsistent bounce with each delivery. south africa survived a few scares themselves, but reeza hendricks top—scored with 29 and they are through to theirfirst men's white—ball final. but for the afghanistan coach, the result left a bad taste in the mouth. whenever you lose a game like this, it's always going to hurt and it should hurt, because we've put so much into it, so many sacrifices made by the players, coaching staff, management, officials, all that sort of stuff. i don't want to get myself into trouble, but that's not the pitch you want to have a match, semifinal of the world cup on, plain and simple. the

harry brook hit 47 not out, helping his side to 122/5 from their 10 overs. just three shots off the pace heading into the final round of the us open in north carolina. mcilroy managed a patient 1—under 69 with four birdies, including this at the 12th. two late bogeys, though, have made his task today more difficult. mcilroy is one of three players chasing the leader american bryson dechambeau who is 7—under par overall. he'll be back on the course just after 7:00 this evening. it tasks your chipping and parting, it obviously tasks your mental fortitude more than any other golf tournament, so, yeah, as i said at the start of the week, it is a style of golf that i have started to try and embrace over the last two years and embrace over the last two years and it is the reason why my performance at the us open have been much improved over the last half a decade. it's going to be a busy day at the nottingham 0pen today. katie boulter and emma raducanu will return to finish their semifinal with the final then being played later. former us open champion raducanu is

it seemed feasible when harry brook showed his range of shots, made 53.. what a moment under pressure it was to hold that catch. qualifying for the spanish grand prix takes place later with lewis hamilton the fastest on friday. he was the surprise pacesetter in second practice with the mercedes driverjust ahead of ferrari's carlos sainz and then mclaren's lando norris, while the championship leader, max verstappen was fifth. we could know today whether andy murray will be able to play at wimbledon or not. the two—time champion will undergo a procedure on his back later, with just over a week until the tournament gets underway. murray was forced to retire from his second round match againstjordan thompson at queen's on wednesday. the 37—year—old is set to retire later this year and this week said ending his career at either wimbledon or the paris olympics would be "fitting." in the past two weeks jack draper has won his first atp title, become the new british number one and beaten defending champion carlos alcaraz at queens. but he was unable to follow tha

bring in ben harris. brookings institution economic policy director.teve, go to you first. what do you make of these numbers? >> good numbers. and, in fact, just going to add one number to what rick gave you, which is this special index. the super core that powell has been following. that was up 0.1. go back quite a long way to find what i'm looking here -- let's say back to october 2020. this is the core services x housing. year over year on that i can give you as well. that came in at -- let's see -- 3.39. which is really heading down from where it was. you had a good, real spending. 0.3. so the question was whether or not the consumer was giving it up here. take out the inflation component of it, and look at real spending, pretty good. income as rick also pointed out, was quite good. so now you've got this count that you're doing. right? which is, april and may pretty good. we'll see june come in before the july meeting. and then it looks like the economy is back on track. one other mention. 2.6 on the core rick told you about, year over year, is be

. >> brooke: vice president kamala harris is defending the president. >> first of all, what we saw tonight is the president making a very clear contrast with donald trump on all the issues that matter to the american people. it was a slow start, strong finish. >> brooke: next debate will be abc and expected to be september 10. >> todd: i don't know if we will see that. bring in tomi lahren. advisor to democrat donors telling politico, our only hope is that he bows outs, we have a brokered convention, or he dies, otherwise we are expletive dead. democrat lawmaker saying this was like a champion boxer who gets in the ring past his prime and needs his corner to throw in the towel. it is time to talk about a new democratic nominee. number one question we have asked for better part of two to three years is will joe biden be the nominee come november. in light of last night, will joe biden be the nominee come november? >> tomi: i've been saying for two years now, no, i don't believe joe will be the nominee. a lot of people are saying democrats are shocked and in panic. i don't believe it, i don'

cole acted out debate and rebekah brooks the ceo of news uk and when i cite a few words i mean a few to come out for labour? you'll have to buy the paper every day, watch never mind the ballots, and you'll be the first person to know. and what about yourself? i agree with harry. they were trailing it in or out, i think you could say that. like the answer of a politician. what about the national backing labour? t answer of a politician. what about the national backing labour? i mean the national backing labour? i mean the record. the national backing labour? i mean the record- it — the national backing labour? i mean the record. it is _ the national backing labour? i mean the record. it is one _ the national backing labour? i mean the record. it is one of— the national backing labour? i mean the record. it is one of the _ the national backing labour? i mean the record. it is one of the least - the record. it is one of the least surprising things if you have been following the daily record. i question how much things like that actually influence the electorate. i am cautious when i say

pat, abby elliot, albert brooks, rob reiner. vice president kamala harris will be here.music from doechii, jt, feist and gaby moreno. so join us for all that. our first guest is a hugely talented person with five emmys and a closetful of award-winning wigs to prove it. her latest project is called "loot." you can watch it on apple tv plus. please welcome maya rudolph. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i hope it wasn't too much, maya. you know, sometimes people come out here, then they're from a different country, they expect -- >> i went for the double kiss. >> jimmy: i thought i initiated it. >> of course, we're from l.a. >> jimmy: i thought, oh-oh, maybe i kissed too many time. >> i love a double kiss. >> jimmy: thank you, i enjoy the it as well. do you remember where you were on the day you heard that donald trump had been convicted -- [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- of 34 felonies? >> don't we all? >> jimmy: i remember vaguely. >> i will tell you where i was. and this sounds like something that's great for a talk show, but it's the truth. i was at my daughter's

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at our economic studdies at brookings.ld colliding and is very wore brookings institution and the reflection of the fact to think about the tools of economic state craft, you really do need experts on the economy, the financial markets, and national security to come together in a way and that kind of intellectual collaboration is vital but■s all too rare among policy circles and one of the comparative advantages at brookings. i won't try to summarize the important insights each of our pres provided but commendatory reflect upon them as you leave our event but to return to the brookings website, especi watcht virtually, jump on now and you'll be able to read the papers in depth that were commissioned that this event was really intended to launch. many of the papers address the questions raised by the audience and some of the points made by our speakers here today. i just wanted to wrap up by work on sanctions and another important context, the issue of iran, and what i heard today resonated deeply with a lot of what i've co

at the time, her daughter, brooke, was six months old and her son kai was five.rong or right way of doing that. and it's a conversation i will never forget. and, you know, i've had to do a lot of repatriation, the funeral, loads of tough stuff, but that is... sorry, i'm filling up now because that is... the hardest part. yeah. go! last month, harry led the party games at an event for scotty's little soldiers in london. nikki set up the charity to support bereaved military families. every child here had lost a parent. that sense of grief and loss was something harry had in common with them. so easy as a kid to think or convince yourself the reason is. i wouldn't know. like i was 12. yeah. for you, for an adult. but it seems to be the same. which is you convince yourself that the person that you've lost wants you or you need to be sad for as long as possible to prove to them that they're missed. then there's this realisation of... they must want me to be happy. three, two, one, go! scotty's provides both practical and emotional support. the charity tries to bring t

at the time, her daughter, brooke, was six months old and her son kai was five.est part. yeah. go! last month, harry led the party games at an event for scotty's little soldiers in london. nikki set up the charity to support bereaved military families. every child here had lost a parent. that sense of grief and loss was something harry had in common with them. so easy as a kid to think or convince yourself the reason is... i wouldn't know. like i was 12. yeah. for you, for an adult. but it seems to be the same. which is you convince yourself that the person that you've lost wants you or you need to be sad for as long as possible to prove to them that they're missed. then there's this realization of.. they must want me to be happy. three, two, one. scotty provides both practical and emotional support. the charity tries to bring the fun back, and they have the backing of a prince who's been on his own bereavementjourney. you've literally turned your pain into a purpose. i need to give you a hug. let's do it. daniela ralph, bbc news. and if you have been affected by

nikki told harry about the pain of telling kai his dad had died.ph, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. if you've been finding the temperatures by day and also by night a bit uncomfortable, well you'll be pleased to hear that in the next few days it is going to turn fresher for us all, both by day and by night. and it's going to be windy at times as well, especially in the northern half of the country. low pressure is driving our weather at the moment. you can see the isobars indicating the strongest winds and we've got this weather front continuing to push towards the east, pushing away the hot and humid air and replacing it with fresher atlantic air. so it's going to feel cooler even as we go through the day today. so here are the dregs of that weather front, not much more than a band of cloud. behind it we're looking at some sunny skies, showers across wales and northwest england, but rain across northern ireland and western scotland. we will also have gusty winds. temperatures 1a to 26 degrees — c