lets talk about jaiswal. greenham i think he was swinging _ about jaiswal. was swinging so — about jaiswal. greenham i think he was swinging so much _ about jaiswal. greenham i think he was swinging so much of _ about jaiswal. greenham i think he was swinging so much of the - about jaiswal. greenham i think he - was swinging so much of the boundary he put his back out. we had treatment and then decided he couldn't continue. he remains 10a not out. shubman gill is still there on 65. these two really are the future of india's batting and they have shown again todayjust why future of india's batting and they have shown again today just why they have shown again today just why they have got such big reputations. unfortunate circumstances about trevor chandran ashwin, who has left the test for family reasons. he will be amiss with the ball. he the test for family reasons. he will be amiss with the ball.— the test for family reasons. he will be amiss with the ball. he will, but when ashwin _ be amiss with the ball. he will, but when ashwin was _ be amiss with the

jaiswal, gill, sarfaraz.you have that old firm bowling attack, the spinners, even though bumrah�*s been rested for this fourth test match. if it does turn out to be 3—1, you said england would be 3—1 down after four tests, you'd think that wasn't that bad an effort. for any visiting team coming to india, the regret comes from the opportunities england have had for the scoreline to be much closer than that, level it to 2—2 or even england in front. we will see england pull off something remarkable in the fourth day, and if they can't, they'll look back at these four tests and wonder what might�*ve been, and they'll go to the fifth test thinking fifth test thinking that 4—1, if they were to lose there, would not be a fair reflection of the series. italy were just inches away from one of the biggest upsets in the history of the six nations championship. after fighting back to draw level against iii—man france in lille, paolo garbisi kicked what would have been the winning penalty against the upright. it finished

jaiswal, gill, jurel, sarfaraz. that old firm bowling attack, the spinners, even though bumrah�*s been rested for this fourth test match. if it does turn out to be 3—1, if you said england would be 3—1 down after four tests, you'd think that wasn't that bad an effort. for any visiting team coming to india. the regret comes from the opportunities england have had for the scoreline to be much closer than that, level it to 2—2 or even england in front. we will see england pull off something remarkable in the fourth day, and if they can't, they'll look back at these four tests and wonder what might�*ve been, and they'll go to the fifth test thinking that 4—1, if they were to lose there, would not be a fair reflection of the series. italy were just inches away from one of the biggest upsets in the history of the six nations championship. after fighting back to draw level against iii—man france in lille, paolo garbisi kicked what would have been the winning penalty against the upright. it finished 13—13, the first draw be

jaiswal, gill, jurel, sarfaraz.owling attack, the spinners, even though bumrah's been rested for this fourth test match. if it does turn out to be 3—1, if you said england would be 3—1 down after four tests, you'd think that wasn't that bad an effort. for any visiting team coming to india. the regret comes from the opportunities england have had for the scoreline to be much closer than that, level it to 2—2 or even england in front. we will see england pull off something remarkable in the fourth day, and if they can't, they'll look back at these four tests and wonder what might�*ve been, and they'll go to the fifth test thinking that 4—1, if they were to lose there, would not be a fair reflection of the series. italy were just inches away from one of the biggest upsets in the history of the six nations championship. after fighting back to draw level against iii—man france in lille, paolo garbisi kicked what would have been the winning penalty against the upright. it finished 13—13, the first draw between the two nat

yashasvi jaiswal returning from a bad back, felling them forward, battering english spirit.int record 12 sixes in an innits of 214. 556 runs ahead was enough, thought india's captain, unclimbed mountain. too late to turn back for ben duckett — days of watching the test getaway took their toll. crawley didn't make lunch and just after, they really crumbled. ravindra jadeja spinning around a dizzy england, joe root, the fourth to go. england collapsed as their attack... easy to forget india did most of this without their star spinner who returned from a family emergency in time for the penultimate wicket. this team love to surprise, just not like this. well, the england captain ben stokes is remaining optimistic. stokes won his 100th test cap in rajkot — and said the team knows what they have to do, to get back in the series — and that it wouldn't be helpful to dwell too long on what went wrong. played 100 test matches now and i know that thinking too deep into certain things can send you on a downhill spiral. it's about what we do in the next two games. i said after the first

lets talk about jaiswal. do we know the extent of his injury?inging so much to the boundary he put his back out. he had treatment and then decided he couldn't continue. he remains 104 not out. shubman gill is still there on 65. these two really are the future of india's batting and they have shown again today just why they have got such big reputations. unfortunate circumstances about ravichandran ashwin, who has left the test for family reasons. he will be missed with the ball. he will, but when ashwin was bowling on the second evening, england were going great guns in moving to 207—2, and without ashwin, overnight india recouped, they came up with new plans, and called the left—arm wrist spinner yadav and mohammed siraj really stepped up in ashwin�*s absence. it is a huge mess from india's point of view. it is a huge miss from india's point of view. whatever circumstances he would be missed by any team, but they already had a huge lead and some skilful bowlers that stepped up in his absence. just looking at that huge lead, and what target indi

day 4 started with yashasvi jaiswal matching the record for 12 sixes in a test innings.ded unbeaten on 214 as india declared their second inning on 430—4. that set england a total of 557, which they never even got close to. bowled out for 122 to lose by a margin that, for england, is their largest in terms of runs since 193a — and india's biggest win that way in their history. it's a very good feeling to win a game like that, and especially with such a young team. you know, two debutants and not a lot of test matches amongst the playing xi as well. so, a lot of credit to these young boys who have come in and shown a lot of character. it looks like they actually belong here and they want to stay here as well. india's huge win has given rise to more questions about england's approach to test cricket. about england's approach to test cricket. but not from within the camp itself. captain ben stokes is remaining optimistic, insisting the team knows what they have to do to get back in the series and that it wouldn't be helpful to dwell too long on what went wrong in rajkot. pl

day four started with yashasvi jaiswal matching the record for 12 sixes in a test innings.—4. that set england a total of 557, which they never even got close to — bowled out for 122 to lose by a margin that, for england, is their largest in terms of runs since 1934 and india's biggest win that way in their history. it's a very good feeling to win a game like that, and especially with such a young team as well — two debutantes and not a lot of test matches among the playing 11 as well. but a lot of credit to these young boys who have come in and showed a lot of character. looks like they actually belong here and they want to stay here as well. india's huge win has given rise to more questions about england's approach to test cricket, but not from within the camp itself. captain ben stokes is remaining optimistic, insisting the team knows what they have to do to get back in the series and that it wouldn't be helpful to dwell too long on what went wrong in rajkot.

152 to go 3—1 up in the series with one to play skipper rohit sharma is unbeaten on 2a, with yashasvi jaiswalayed well. he bowled really well towards the end. and yeah, he probably scored a few more runs than we would've liked, but me and tommy are really excited for tomorrow. that pitch has deteriorated quite a bit now, so we saw some pop for a good length and good roll. so that's a good sign for us. as i said, really excited for tomorrow. our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt is in ranchi, says it was always going to be a a tough ask for england to beat india, in india, but they had their chances. we have to remember how incredibly difficult it is for a visiting team to win just one test match in india, let alone an entire series. it is 12 years since india lost a home test series. and yes, this is a team in transition without its big stars — but a new generation of players have come in and stood up. of course, and you have that old firm bowling attack, the spinners, even though he's been arrested for this fourth test match. if it does turn out to be 3—1, you said england would be 3—1 do

day 4 started with yashasvi jaiswal matching the record for 12 sixes in a test innings. a total of 557, which they never even got close to. bowled out for 122 to lose by a margin that, for england, is their largest in terms of runs since 1934 — and india's biggest win that way in their history. it's a very good feeling to win a game like that, and especially with such a young team. you know, two debutants and not a lot of test matches amongst the playing xi as well. so, a lot of credit to these young boys who have come in and shown a lot of character. it looks like they actually belong here and they want to stay here as well. india's huge win has given rise to more questions about england's approach to test cricket. about england's approach to test cricket. but not from within the camp itself. captain ben stokes is remaining optimistic, insisting the team knows what they have to do to get back in the series and that it wouldn't be helpful to dwell too long on what went

day four started with yashasvi jaiswal matching the record for 12 sixes in a test innings. of 557, which they never even got close to. bowled out for 122 to lose by a margin that for england is their largest in terms of runs since 1934 and india's biggest win that way in history. biggest win that way in their history. it's a very good feeling to win a game like that, and especially with such a young team. you know, two debutantes and not a lot of test matches amongst the playing 11 as well. so a lot of credit to these young boys who have come in and shown a lot of character. it looks like they actually belong here and they want to stay here as well. india's huge win has given rise to more questions about england's approach to test cricket. but not from within the camp itself. captain ben stokes is remaining optimistic, insisting the team knows what they have to do to get back in the series

day four started with yashasvi jaiswal matching the record for 12 sixes in a test innings.e ended unbeaten on 214 as india declared on 430—4. that set england a total of 557, which they never even got close to. bowled out for 122 to lose by a margin that for england is their largest in terms of runs since 193a and india's biggest win that way in history. it's a very good feeling to win a game like that, and especially with such a young team. you know, two debutantes and not a lot of test matches amongst the playing 11 as well. so a lot of credit to this young boys who have come in and shown a lot of character. it looks like they actually belong here and then want to stay here as well. india's huge win has given rise to more questions about england's approach to test cricket. but not from within the camp itself. captain ben stokes is remaining optimistic insisting the team knows what they have to do to get back in the series and that it wouldn't be helpful to dwell too long on what went wrong in rajkot. played 100 test matches now and i know that you know, thinking too deep

day four started with yashasvi jaiswal matching the record for 12 sixes in a test innings.out for 122 to lose by a margin that for england is their largest in terms of runs since 1934 and india's biggest win that way in history. it's a very good feeling to win a game like that, and especially with such a young team. you know, two debutantes and not a lot of test matches amongst the playing 11 as well. so a lot of credit to

in reply, england got rohit sharma early on but a century from yashasvi jaiswal — who retired hurt —d by 322 runs. it was one of those days and i think it is one of those where you have to give credit to india. i thought right from this morning they were very good, they didn't make it very easy to score at all, it seems like their plans were a lot better than maybe last night. and unfortunately we kept losing wickets at the wrong time. and it was one of those days. the genesis invitational third round is under way — there's no tiger woods though — after he had to pull out of the event he's hosting, due to flu—like symptoms. the 48—year—old was driven off the course on a cart, after teeing off on the seventh hole of his second round. woods went to the clubhouse for two hours and was given intravenous fluids. woods' compatriot, will zalatoris, had a much better day. the world number 5a hit a hole in one, on the par three 14th. as a result of his ace, zalatoris won both himself and his caddy a car for the first hole—in—one of the tournament. the american finished the day tied for sixth,

day four started with yashasvi jaiswal matching the record for 12 sixes in a test innings — he endeddeclared on 430—4. that set england a total of 557, which they never even got close to. bowled out for 122, india now lead the five match series 2—1 before the fourth test on friday. it's a really good feeling to win a game like that with such a young team. you know, not a lot of test matches, playing the 11 as well, a lot of credit to these young boys who have come in and shown a lot of character. it looks like they actually belong here and they want to stay here as well. losing england games are not where we want _ losing england games are not where we want to— losing england games are not where we want to be. ijust made sure all the emotion— we want to be. ijust made sure all the emotion and disappointment their old voc— the emotion and disappointment their old voc would be in the dressing room _ old voc would be in the dressing room at — old voc would be in the dressing room at the moment, make sure it stays— room at the moment, make sure it stays here — room at the moment, make su

india have just closed play in the last ten minutes on a0—0, rohit sharma and yashaswi jaiswal startingn the match and the series in ranchi. to rugby union and the six nations, where france will host italy later, but it is ireland who remain the team most are talking about after making it three wins from three. they beat wales 31—7 in dublin in what was a bonus point win for the irish, as they move a step closer to becoming the first team to win back—to—back grand slams in the six nations era. that's now three defeats in a row for this young welsh side at this year's tournament. ireland play england next. they were beaten by scotland as duhan van der merwe scored a hat—trick in a deserved 30—21 victory at murrayfield. it's the first time in almost 130 years scotland have won four successive six nations matches against england, and it means the calcutta cup stays with them. and finally, at wembley, the first major trophy of the english football season will be won later. chelsea face liverpool in the carabao cup final as nesta mcgregor reports. for more than eight years, jurgen klopp has

152 to go 3—1 up in the series with one to play skipper rohit sharma is unbeaten on 2a, with yashasvi jaiswale history of the six nations championship after fighting back to draw level against 1a—man france in lille, paolo garbisi kicked what would have been the winning penalty against the upright. it finished 13—13, the first draw between the two nations. i was thinking about trusting my process, really. it is part of my job to do the kick over, so i take full responsibility for that, and i'm sorry for the team, because i thought they were amazing today, but also for all of the italian supporters. that is my dad and i will work on it.— supporters. that is my dad and i will work on it. fortunately the guy missed a kick. _ will work on it. fortunately the guy missed a kick, but _ will work on it. fortunately the guy missed a kick, but for _ will work on it. fortunately the guy missed a kick, but for us, - will work on it. fortunately the guy missed a kick, but for us, we - will work on it. fortunately the guy missed a kick, but for us, we are i missed a kick, but for us, we are disappointed th

up on bbc news: debutant shoiab bashir picks up two wickets for england, but india's opener yashasvi jaiswal, is the star of the show on day one of the second test. in a highly unusual move, a judge in manchester has lifted the anonymity given to children with criminal convictions and allowed the naming of the killers of 16—year—old brianna ghey, who was murdered in 2023. eddie ratcliffe and scarlett jenkinson, both 16, are in court to be sentenced for the murder of brianna, who was transgender. she was stabbed 28 times in broad daylight in a park in cheshire in february last year. mrsjustice yip previously said that there was "a strong public interest in the full and unrestricted reporting of what is plainly an exceptional case." let's go live to our reporter rowan bridge, who is outside manchester crown court for us now. it has been a highly charged atmosphere in courtroom number two atmosphere in courtroom number two at manchester crown court. the room has been packed with friends and family of brianna ghey wearing pink in her memory. sitting across from them, the two teenage killers conv

rohit sharma and yashasvi jaiswal have india on a0 without loss in their chase.a played well. jurel batted really well towards the end and yeah, he probably scored a few more runs than we would have liked. but again, we are going to bowl them out tomorrow. of course there will be pressure, it is my debut series, but once i went in the middle, the only thing i was thinking was what does my team need? if i could stay in the middle for a long time and add as many runs as possible, it would be better for me and since we had a good understanding, we were chatting a lot and we have played a lot of domestic cricket together, so that was helpful. to rugby union now, and the six nations, where france are playing host to italy in lille. they've just kicked off after half time, where the score is 13—3 to france, charles ollivon with the try in the first half — thomas ramos put them further ahead with a penalty in the second. but the home side find themselves a man down — jonathan danty�*s yellow card has been upgraded to a red. a year after losing his tour card, darius van

rohit sharma and yashasvi jaiswal have india on a0 without loss in their chase.a played well. jurel batted well towards the end and poppy scored a few more runs than we would have liked. of course there will be pressure. — liked. of course there will be pressure. it _ liked. of course there will be pressure, it is _ liked. of course there will be pressure, it is my _ liked. of course there will be pressure, it is my debut - liked. of course there will be i pressure, it is my debut series, liked. of course there will be - pressure, it is my debut series, but once _ pressure, it is my debut series, but once i_ pressure, it is my debut series, but once i went — pressure, it is my debut series, but once i went in the middle, the only thing _ once i went in the middle, the only thing i_ once i went in the middle, the only thing i was — once i went in the middle, the only thing i was thinking was what does my team _ thing i was thinking was what does my team need? if i could stay in the middle _ my team need? if i could stay in the middle for— my team need? if i could

the day started with india's opener yashasvi jaiswal moving on to a magnificent double hundred.ket, and ended up with three, along with spinners shoaib bashir and rehan ahmed. england started quickly, with zak crawley racing to a quick half century, but wickets started to fall, mainly to india's star fast bowlerjaprit bumrah. joe root went for just five, captain ben stokes for a7, and india are fimly in control heading into day three. they'll sex without loss heading into day three now. —— they are six without loss. on friday, south korea made it through to the semifinals of the asian cup after a 96 minute equaliser against australia, and then won the match in extra time. elsewhere, jordan beat to pick a standby i—o. elsewhere, jordan beat to pick a standby 1—0. these are the matches in the africa cup of nations. a busy saturday in the uk with premier league matches. everton take on tottenham in the lunchtime kick—off. the manager says he is not worried about relegation but admits they need to turn performances into victories. the they need to turn performances into victories. .

india�*s star opener yashavi jaiswal made 73 for the hosts, but he was one of four wickets for young england by 134 runs. after play root said he was delighted to return to form. it was nice to finally get some runs in the series, it has felt like a long time coming. it�*s been a lean series individually for me. you proud yourself as a senior player, especially with the history i�*ve had in this part of the world to make contributions that put you in positions to win games. the important — positions to win games. the important bit _ positions to win games. the important bit is _ positions to win games. the important bit is to _ positions to win games. the important bit is to get as close to the target — important bit is to get as close to the target. we will see maybe tomorrow how far away or close we are to _ tomorrow how far away or close we are to the — tomorrow how far away or close we are to the target. what we need to look out _ are to the target. what we need to look out is — are to the target. what we need to look out is we got to chase. the target _ look out is we got to cha

india need 152 runs to win with 10 wickets remaining, with openers rohit sharma and yashasvi jaiswal with more later on. we will see you then. the uk and us have launched another round ofjoint missile strikes against houthi targets in yemen — in response to further attacks on cargo ships in the red sea. the defence secretary, grant shapps, says the uk has a duty to protect lives — but the houthis have vowed continued defiance — warning its attacks on shipping will continue until israel ends its assault on gaza. simonjones reports. take off for what the uk and us are calling the latest necessary and proportionate strikes against houthi targets in yemen. four raf typhoon fighter jets were involved using precision—guided bombs at two sites to take out drones said to be used by the houthis for reconnaissance and attack missions against shipping. the us hit a further six locations. in the capital of yemen, sanaa, smoke could be seen billowing into the night sky. in a joint statement, london and washington said... a week ago, this british—owned ship, the rubymar, was struck by houthi missi

in reply, england got rohit sharma early on but a century from yashasvi jaiswal — who retired hurt — those days and i think it is one of those where you have to give credit to india. i thought right from this morning they were very good, they didn't make it very easy to score at all, it seems like their plans were a lot better than maybe last night. and unfortunately we kept losing wickets at the wrong time. and it was one of those days. tiger woods is doing much better, according to his business partner rob mcnamara, after pulling out of the genesis invitational with flu—like symptoms. the 48—year—old was driven off the course on a cart, after teeing off on the seventh hole of his second round. woods went to the clubhouse for two hours and was given intravenous fluids. woods' compatriot, will zalatoris, had a much better day. the world number 5a hit a hole in one, on the par three 14th. as a result of his ace, zalatoris won both himself and his caddy a car for the first hole—in—one of the tournament. the american finished the day tied for 6th, seven shots behind leader patrick cantl

india's star opener yashavi jaiswal made 73 for the hosts.ay two on 219 for 7 but still trail england by 134 runs. the important bit is to get as close to the target. and then we will see, maybe tomorrow, how close we are to the target. what we need to look at is we are chasing the target, the number. mentally we need to chase, but well, whatever the target is. let's keep it that simple. rugby union's six nations returns after a two week break. ireland host wales in a game which hasjust kicked off, before scotland aim for a fourth straight calcutta cup win over england. our correspondent andy swiss is at murrayfield for us. the calcutta cup is the oldest trophy in rugby. scotland and england first played for eight in 1879, but over the last few years it's been in scotland's hand. they have won at the last three times, including the thrilling victory at twickenham last year, lit up by one of the great six nations tries. they will start as the favourite once again. they been held by the return of a few key players, including their winner, and t

up on bbc news: debutant shoiab bashir picks up two wickets for england, but india's opener yashasvi jaiswalnchester has lifted the anonymity given to children with criminal convictions and allowed the naming of the killers of 16—year—old brianna ghey, who was murdered in 2023. eddie ratcliffe and scarlett jenkinson, both 16, are in court to be sentenced for the murder of brianna, who was transgender. she was stabbed 28 times in broad daylight in a park in cheshire in february last year. mrsjustice yip previously said that there was "a strong public

yashasvi jaiswal thrived, too, until... gone!irst test series? same goes for shoaib bashir. he struck. gone! india still needed 92. ravi jadeja wiped that straight to a fielder. seriously. india four down , no, five. sarfraz out first ball. bashir made anything seem possible for a while. now a four was greeted like a lost friend, hours since the crowd had last seen one, and crucially, the wicket stopped, and even the most optimistic tourist saw reality. after extreme patience, shubman gill released the tension. dhrquurel�*s partnership with gill took india home. so india win the series. two emerging players who matured when it mattered. england's mistakes came earlier in this game. the series is now lost, however gallantly england, at times, have competed. joe wilson, bbc news. within the last few minutes, it's been announced that everton's punishment for breaching premier league financial rules has been reduced from ten points to six after an appeal. so that points deduction reduced from ten points to six

opener yashasvi jaiswal reached his double century in india's first innings in the morning session...r just 5 — captain ben stokes for a7. england bowled out for 253. india, who closed the day on 28 without loss in their second innings are fimly in control heading into day three and that's all the sport for now. protests have been held in germany for the third weekend in a row. the crowds are demonstrating against the far—right afd party after a recent meeting of extremists was attended by afd members. plans to deport people with non—german backgrounds were discussed at that meeting. since the demonstrations began, the party has slipped in the polls. but, afd remains germany's second most popular party. afd leaders say they are being targeted by the german state, in the same way that political freedom fighters were repressed in communist east germany. our correspondent, damien mcguinness is in berlin. this is the third weekend in a row that mass demonstrations have been held in towns and cities across germany. they are being held by all sorts of groups from environmentalists, trade un

in reply, england got rohit sharma early on but a century from yashasvi jaiswal — who retired hurt ——0 series win over a makeshift south africa team with a seven—wicket victory in hamilton. chasing 267 to clinch the series, the black caps were led by another kane williamson century — his seventh in his last seven tests and 32nd over all. he finished unbeaten on 133 from 260 balls and shared a partnership of 152 with will young which saw the kiwis home. tiger woods is "doing much better", according to his business partner rob mcnamara after pulling out of the genesis invitational with flu—like symptoms. the 48—year—old was driven off the course on a cart, after teeing off on the seventh hole of his second round. woods went to the clubhouse for two hours and was given intravenous fluids. woods' compatriot, will zalatoris, had a much better day. the world number 54 hit a hole in one, on the par three 14th. as a result of his ace, zalatoris won both himself and his caddy a car for the first hole—in—one of the tournament. the american finished the day tied for sixth, seven shots behind le

but the star of the show was 20—year—old opener, yashasvi jaiswal.odern selection, first noticed by england captain through a clip on social media. 6.5 months later he was bowling in a test and dismissing india's captain. rohit sharma, his first wicket, a moment like and shared. jimmy anderson first played for england before he was born. shubman gill was his 691st test wicket. india 89—2. england 89—2, not quite in need of rebuilding but certainly repairing. yashasvi jaiswel�*s dad ran a hardware shop. he crafted his way past 50 and beyond, far beyond. that shot part of the celebrations of the majestic century. the 22—year—old gave india control, but england chipped away. through tom hartley and ben foakes. through ahmed, too. this a ball thatjust wouldn't be blocked. india were kept from retreat by yashasvi jaiswel. his century became 150 and he took his country beyond 300. 0ther older england spinners might have wilted, but not shoaib bashir. patel gone celebrated as if normality. he isjust 20. rain ahmed is younger still, he took the set wicket fo

but his fellow opener, yashasvi jaiswal stuck around for a long, long time, unbeaten all day, closingnot out. india will resume on saturday on 336—6. a good day for that man. it's been a very special. — a good day for that man. it's been a very special, special— a good day for that man. it's been a very special, special day _ a good day for that man. it's been a very special, special day for - a good day for that man. it's been a very special, special day for all - very special, special day for all that i've been through in the last two or three years. it's made it even more special, so, yeah, to get rohit sharma out as well and my first wicket is incredible. a semifinal spot in the africa cup of nations is up for grabs right now as the democratic republic of congo are playing guinea. its currently i—o. the three—time champions nigeria are already into the final four. they beat angola 1—0, ademola lookman with the only goal. nigeria did score a second through victor osimhen, but it was disallowed for offside. in the asian cup, south korea are through to the semifinals, but only just.

day four started with yashasvi jaiswal matching the record for 12 sixes in a test innings. 430—4. that set england a total of 557 which they never even got close to. bowled out for 122. india now lead the five match series 2—1 before the fourth test on friday. it's a really good feeling to win a game like that with such a young team. you know, not a lot of test matches, playing the 11 as well, a lot of credit to these young boys who have come in and shown a lot of character. it looks like they actually belong here and they want to stay here as well. losing games for england is not where you want to be. ijust made sure that all the emotion, you know, all the disappointment that there obviously would be in a dressing room at the moment, make sure it stays here. we have got two games left and all i want us to be thinking about, all i am thinking about as the captain is the series 3—2. manchester united scored afterjust 36 seconds and went on to win for a third time in a row in the premier league. rasmus hojlund got that early goal and then a second six minutes to give united a

skipper rohit sharma is unbeaten on 2a, with yashasvi jaiswal on 16. upsets in the history of the six nations championship. after fighting back to draw level against 1a—man france in lille, paolo garbisi kicked what would have been the winning penalty against the upright. it finished 13—13, the first draw between the two nations. and that's all the sport for now. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to go ahead with an offensive in gaza s southernmost most city rafah — whatever happens in hostage negotiations. he insisted that such a military operation would put his country within weeks of total victory over hamas. he was speaking to the bbc�*s media partner in the us, cbs news. meanwhile, gaza's health ministry says more than 90 people were killed on saturday night. in the israeli city of tel aviv, police used water cannon for the first time to disperse anti—government protesters demanding the release of the hostages held in gaza by hamas. paul adams reports. tel aviv last night. israel's deep divisions on raw display. these streets ar

three wickets in the final session to drag them5elve5 back into the match, but indian opener ya5hasvi jaiswalains unbeaten on an outstanding 179 india will resume tomorrow on 336—6. it has been a very special, 5pecial it has been a very special, special day for all that i have been through in the last 2—3 years, it has made it even more special so to get row hit sharma out as well as my first wicket wa5 hit sharma out as well as my first wicket was incredible. mercedes team boss toto wolf says he's surprised by the speed at which lewi5 hamilton's switch to ferrari happened. the seven time world champion will leave mercedes at the end of next season to join their rivals, and says he's ready for a new challenge. he told wolff of his decision to go to ferrari over a planned breakfast on wednesday. it does not take anything away from the historical legacy that will always exist, and the history books, this journey together will be in the history books. a5 this journey together will be in the history books. as much as the next journey for the next mercedes driver. and that's all the sport for now.

. >> now mean i covered the >> but now i mean i covered the brianna ghey jaiswal since the beginning., it was so, so moving. the victim impact statements and mother and the father read out, um, the crown prosecution service statements , prosecution service statements, the detail from that case. incredibly, incredibly moving. i just don't believe that rishi sunak would willingly throw this in there as a point. it seems clumsy, but my question to you is this has keir starmer now put a grieving mother, esther joy, a grieving mother, estherjoy, in the media spotlight? presumably the media will be trying to get a statement from her on this. well, is that fair? >> it makes it political. >> it makes it political. >> angela renee, the deputy leader, arranged for the meeting with esther joy . um, it is it's with estherjoy. um, it is it's difficult, i think, that it was just inappropriate to make that remark when someone in the was in the room who deserves maximum respect at the moment . and it respect at the moment. and it was a mistake. i mean, of course, on everyone who's got a view on rishi