you are live with bbc news. let's have a look at all the sport. starting with day one of the first ashes test of the series. let's get you right up to date. england won the toss at edgbaston and chose to bat first. ben stokes has just been caught behind for only one run, a terrible start to the series and for the skipper. heading back to the pavilion hot on the heels of harry brooke, who was bowled in extraordinary circumstances by nathan lionel 180—5. all the updates on the bbc sport website. to golf now, the second round of the us open just getting under way after a low

scoring, history making first round. californians rickie fowler leading on eight under after recording the us open�*s first rounds of 62. former champions dustinjohnson and rory mcilroy led the chase but bogeyed the last hole to end six and five under. mcilroy made five front end birdies on the back of some explosive driving off the tee and he sets off at about liz20pm uk town blue time. it sets off at about 4:20pm uk town blue time. . , ., ., sets off at about 4:20pm uk town blue time. . , . ., ., , sets off at about 4:20pm uk town blue time. . , . ., ._ ., blue time. it was a great day, got off to a nice _ blue time. it was a great day, got off to a nice date _ blue time. it was a great day, got off to a nice date making - blue time. it was a great day, got off to a nice date making three i blue time. it was a great day, gotj off to a nice date making three on time. never really thought about a score or necessarily what i was trying to do out there. the first few days this week i wasn't feeling very comfortable, swaying and was making many foots working on the practice area and find a couple of things clicked a bit yesterday. the

scores were _ things clicked a bit yesterday. the scores were a _ things clicked a bit yesterday. the scores were a bit lower than i imagine — scores were a bit lower than i imagine them to be but going out early— imagine them to be but going out early on _ imagine them to be but going out early on thursday it is these conditions we will see most of the route _ conditions we will see most of the route. hopefully i am teeing off a bit leter— route. hopefully i am teeing off a bit later in— route. hopefully i am teeing off a bit later in the next few days stop h0pefuiiy— bit later in the next few days stop hopefully they will be easier conditions but a heck of a round by rickx _ conditions but a heck of a round by rickx i_ conditions but a heck of a round by rickx i had — conditions but a heck of a round by ricky. i had a slow start to get in there _ ricky. i had a slow start to get in there a— ricky. i had a slow start to get in there. a hiccup at the last but i can't _ there. a hiccup at the last but i can't complain. hit a lot of good shots _ can't complain. hit a lot of good shots today. i posted a good number on a day _ shots today. i posted a good number on a day in _ shots today. i posted a good number on a day in which i got off to a pretty— on a day in which i got off to a pretty slow start.— on a day in which i got off to a pretty slow start. let's have a look at the leaderboard, _ pretty slow start. let's have a look at the leaderboard, five _ pretty slow start. let's have a look at the leaderboard, five shots - pretty slow start. let's have a look at the leaderboard, five shots off l at the leaderboard, five shots off the lead. world number twojohn rama a further two strokes behind —— jon rahm. elsewhere, defending champion is in a share of the lead at the lpga classic after a bogey free round in michigan. she was tied with

four others. she birdied four of the five bar holes in the opening round. england continued their euro 2020 qualification journey later against malta. they are already top of the group after winning both of their opening games. gareth southgate wants his side to back—up good start this summer. we wants his side to back-up good start this summer-— this summer. we played so well in march that — this summer. we played so well in march that we _ this summer. we played so well in march that we have _ this summer. we played so well in march that we have to _ this summer. we played so well in march that we have to make - this summer. we played so well in march that we have to make the l march that we have to make the most of those results by performing well and winning the two games this summer. so we have got to set the standards for ourselves, no matter what the opponent is. in march, that was to try and go to italy and beat a top level team away from home. we back that up, we talked about backing up against ukraine, which we did. and now we have to do that with the two games this window. the other name in the two games this window. the other game in that — the two games this window. the other game in that grow) — the two games this window. the other game in that group sees _ the two games this window. the other game in that group sees ukraine - game in that group sees ukraine travel to north macedonia. in group b, gibraltarwelcome travel to north macedonia. in group b, gibraltar welcome france.

multiply england, northern ireland face a trip to denmark in group h. quickly keep you up—to—date with a score in the first ashes test. 187—5 england. they won the toss at edgbaston and chose to go into bat first. ben stokes the captain though out for just first. ben stokes the captain though out forjust one. that is always pop for now. thanks for watching, back to you, ben. thank you very much we will see you later. i want to return to a story we have been following, that deadly knife attack in nottingham a little earlier this week. we are starting to get more details about the suspect who will be held for more questioning. let's take you to simonjones who is in nottingham and bring is up—to—date. what we know about this suspect? the bbc understands the man is a name ——

is called valdo calocane. in murder investigations please can question suspects for up to 72 hours but dino is going to magistrates. we have just a short while ago been told by nottinghamshire police that they have been granted an additional extension to question a suspect. so that means they will have until around 5:30pm as we understand it tomorrow morning —— 5:30am tomorrow morning as we understand it. we understand at that point tomorrow morning they may well have to decide whether to bring charges or not. we understand that the suspect was a former student at the university of nottingham. he graduated last year having studied mechanical engineering. he is a dual national from guinea—bissau, which is in west africa and also portugal. he was living here full—time in the uk due to his portuguese nationality as

part of the eu resettlement scheme. simon, we can see the flowers behind you but we can also see nottingham getting back to some sort of normality. i know there have been a number of vigils. just tell us how the community is getting back to normal and coming to terms with what happened earlier this week on tuesday. you can see the flowers here and this has really become a focal point for a community trying to make sense of what happened. if i show you the situation over here, you can see actually the market we normally have on a friday is here. so in some ways things are getting back to normal. the flowers they are very much a reminder of those awful events on tuesday. now, this of course as you say was where the vigil took place last night. i was here in amongst the crowd. it was very, very emotional. you have the families of the three victims who spoke to thousands of people here wanting to thank them for their support. two of those who died were

students at the university of nottingham. the third victim was a 65—year—old school caretaker. and you got a real sense from the families ofjust how devastated they were. and just how they are trying to fathom this, trying to come to terms with what has happened. but the message from the families was the message from the families was the community needs to stay united, needs to come together and needs to support each other. and i think the fact so many people are bringing flowers, bringing football shirts because the three who died were very keen sports fans, it gives you a sense of even if the people here didn't know the victims they have been really moved by what has happened. 0k, simon, for now thank you. that is simonjones i live in nottingham. the line breaking news to bring you related to a separate stabbing attack, this time of 48—year—old man has been arrested after a police officer was stabbed at an address in maidstone. police saying that happened on thursday evening. so last night. police say a

48—year—old man has been arrested after a stabbing of a police officer. that left him in a serious but stable condition. that is how it is being described by kent police today. a stabbing attack that has left a police officer in a serious but stable condition. now, here in the uk mps are considering whether to approve a report condemning boris johnson for deliberately misleading parliament over lockdown parties in downing street. yesterday the privileges committee concluded that the former prime minister had repeatedly lied and was complicit in a campaign of abuse and attempted intimidation of the committee. mr johnson called the findings deranged. the vote on the findings will be held on monday. some conservative mps are said to fear the reaction of their constituencies if they back the report. michael gove the levelling up housing and community secretary told reporters he has not yet decided how he will vote on monday. i’m he has not yet decided how he will vote on monday.— he has not yet decided how he will vote on monday. i'm going to read the full report _ vote on monday. i'm going to read the full report and _ vote on monday. i'm going to read

the full report and then _ vote on monday. i'm going to read the full report and then come - vote on monday. i'm going to read the full report and then come to i vote on monday. i'm going to read the full report and then come to a| the full report and then come to a conclusion. the charges that the privileges committee have levied against the prime minister, expo minister i should say of course are very serious. therefore it requires some careful reading and thought on my part to look at the evidence they have deduced, look at the arguments they make and also to consider mr johnson's own defence of his actions and then i will come to a conclusion before monday for about what the right course of action for me as an individual member of the house of commons this because all others are asked to passjudgment commons this because all others are asked to pass judgment as an mp not asked to pass judgment as an mp not as a member of the government. the fossilised remains of a previously unknown type of dinosaur have been found on the isle of wight. it is the first new species of arm dinosaur to be found on the island since 1865. a new type of armoured dinosaur though suggested it is 140 years since the last one was discovered. this time though it was found in rocks that date back between 66 and 145 million years. an

astonishing discovery. staying with all things great and small, if you don't like creepy crawlers than you bobby don't want to know what has invaded a city in america. these are mormon crickets. they have turned up in their millions and they've been bugging residents in nevada for two weeks. scientists say though it is not an uncommon sight in that part of the world around this time of year but it usually occurs in more rural areas. their appearance isn't normally quite a noticeable but they've been making their presence felt to the fact that road maintenance teams are warning drivers to slow down because squashed insects are making surfaces slippery. i want to show you some astonishing pictures caught on security camera in newjersey. keep an eye on left of the screen stop this is the moment a lightning bolt struck hitting a 39—year—old man who had been painting lines on the football pitch. just look at it again. astonishing. amazingly, the

police officerfound again. astonishing. amazingly, the police officer found the man was able to perform cpr and saved his life. he is now in stable condition in hospital. headlines coming up next, you're bbc news. hello. there are some changes afoot as we head towards the weekend. the first signs of those changes have been showing themselves across the western side of the country. that was the isles of the country. that was the isles of scilly earlier on today with quite a lot of cloud overhead. you can see that cloud approaching from the west on our earlier satellite image. there is an area of low pressure spinning just out here in the atlantic and as that low edges closer we will increasingly see areas of cloud and some showers and thunderstorms who this afternoon across the western side of the uk particularly across northern ireland. but pollen levels remaining high or very high for the majority, physically where we have dry conditions and strong sunshine lifting temperatures once again to

around 27 or 28 degrees. as we had to be this evening and tonight we will continue to see more in the way of cloud and some showery rain coming into western parts of the uk. that rain perhaps making a little more progress eastwards. further east clearer skies, one or two missed patches and a relatively chilly night across parts of north—east england in eastern scotland. that is where we will see some of the best of the sunshine on saturday morning, further south and west more cloud and showers, possibly the thunderstorm here and there. temperatures as we go through saturday still up to around 2526 degrees in the sunniest spots. but a little bit cooler than it has been out towards the 20 degrees in belfast. saturday evening, some of the showers, the odd thunderstorm. dry further east but with a lot of cloud close to the north sea coast. this weather system runs in on sunday and this could ring more in

the way of showers and thunderstorms through the day on sunday, particularly across england and wales, where the showers and storms do crop up they could give enough rain for some localised showers. south—east scotland seen some of those as well but always places that fall through the gaps and stayed pretty much dry. however through sunday night think there showers and storms will become more widespread as they drift northwards across many parts of the uk. into the start of next week, still unsettled with some showers round at times. he may turn drier in the south later in the week and temperatures still above the average for the time of year.

live from london. this is bbc news. a wave of missiles hit the ukrainian capital, kyiv — as a group of african leaders begin a peace mission. 0ne boy tells us what he saw. translation: suddenly, - i heard the sound of a missile. i recognised the sound like when a jet is flying, and i knew i had to hide, so i went down and found the shelter. i'm yalda hakim, live from the outskirts of kyiv, where an entire community has been impacted as a result of russian missile strikes. the un calls for an investigation — after a migrant boat sank off the coast of greece — up to 600 people are still missing. in the uk, borisjohnson tells his supporters — he doesn't want them to vote against a report —

which found he lied to mps about downing street parties