hello there. the third test of the men's ashes is under way in leeds. england 2—0 down to australia after two matches. they have won the toss and elected to field. david warner hit the first ball of the match from stuart broad down the ground fourth four but then was gone, caught by zach crawley at second slip. the runs have flowed in the first half an hour for australia. runs have flowed in the first half an hourfor australia. the batsmen steadying the ship for the visitors at headingley. the latest scorecard, australia have now moved on to 35—1 in the tenth over stop ten not out and 12 not out, respectively. three changes to that australia team. a huge game of cricket going on in

zimbabwe going on right now with the netherlands and scotland scrapping for a spot at the 50 over world cup later this year. any scotland wing will be enough, the netherlands need to win by a certain amount. a second century of the qualifiers and a 64 for scotland as they made 277 from their 50 overs. the dutch reply is just about to get under way. to wimbledon, the weather blissfully looks set fair on day four of competition. british eyes will be trained on centre court a little later on and with no fewer than ten grand slam champions in action, it should be a fascinating day. how is it looking? should be a fascinating day. how is it lookin: ? , ., it looking? looking bright and sunn , it looking? looking bright and sunny. as _ it looking? looking bright and sunny. as you _ it looking? looking bright and sunny, as you say, _ it looking? looking bright and sunny, as you say, which - it looking? looking bright and sunny, as you say, which is i it looking? looking bright and l sunny, as you say, which is not something i've been able to say for the first few days. we actually have play on all courts, especially on these outside courts, and that is important because i was saying on wednesday that there is 87 matches to play because of that heavy rain on tuesday. not all of those matches were completed so we are at this position in the championship where

we have first—round matches going on, second—round match is going on, while the likes of novak djokovic and iga swiatek are safely through to the third round. the last man to meet roger federer at this championship hasjust taken meet roger federer at this championship has just taken the first set against a british player. so much to look forward to. there were some big stories here last night which kind of went under the radar. two—time champion onlyjust sneaking own of the line to win her first round match. a former finalist also went out last night. a good win for another. the weather is looking fair so we should get matches played. you mentioned those grand slam champions, one is an action right now. it is a centre court that we are looking forward to later. i think you need a few more sets of eyes! of those show courts, who do

we need to look out for?— eyes! of those show courts, who do we need to look out for? we've got a -o corn we need to look out for? we've got a pepcorn match _ we need to look out for? we've got a popcorn match between _ we need to look out for? we've got a popcorn match between andy - we need to look out for? we've got a popcorn match between andy murrayj popcorn match between andy murray and tsitsipas and that is scheduled third on centre court. andy murray, two—time champion, a decade since his first wimbledon win. 36 years old, we know the metal hips very well, he got a straightforward win in the first round. important for murray because his important or problem at slams has been big five sets early on. having said that, we might get one today. stefanos tsitsipas is his opponent, the greek who is trying to get past the fourth round for the first time since the past. we've seen him at finals in slams earlier this year. it was the match of the day last time, beat his opponent in a final set tie—break and he knows he will have to up his game when he plays murray later on.

studio: hello, you are watching bbc news. some more on that breaking story for you now that is developing in south—west london. news that a vehicle, a land rover, has crashed into a school in wimbledon. for more on the details on this, let's cross live to our newsroom floor and get more from nicky schiller. what details do you have? figs more from nicky schiller. what details do you have?— more from nicky schiller. what details do you have? as you say, we do know that — details do you have? as you say, we do know that several _ details do you have? as you say, we do know that several people - details do you have? as you say, we do know that several people have i do know that several people have been injured after a car crashed into a primary school in the wimbledon area of south—west london. police say they were called to reports that a land rover it had crashed into the building in camp road, just before 10am this morning. at that point, of course, all of the emergency services were deployed. we have seen pictures from the scene of a huge amount of police, fire and ambulance. the ambulance service say they dispatched paramedics and we also understand that the air

ambulance was also sent to the scene. the london fire brigade also say they sent two fire engines and also to other units to help with the emergency response. the school itself is the london prep study school and that is for girls aged between four and 11 and it sits on wimbledon common. it is about one mile away from wimbledon where, of course, the tennis championships are ongoing at the moment. the big development in the last few minutes is that the police have tweeted to say they are not treating the incident as terror —related. they say an investigation is under way to understand the full circumstances of what has taken place. police are saying it is not terror related at the moment but we do not know why that car has crashed into the

school. what has happened to the driver of that vehicle, but we do know that a number of people are injured and that there is an ongoing situation, a major incident i think it's can be described as, going on at the moment at this school in south—west london in the wimbledon area. all after a car crashed into the building. police saying they got reports just before 10am. at the moment, we don't know the number of injuries or the scale of the injuries or the scale of the injuries or the number of people who have been injured. as i say, we have seen pictures of the scene of a big operation by the emergency services. lots of police at the scene and, as i've said, london fire brigade said they dispatched two fire engine and to make extra crews as well. london ambulance sending first responders and we are seeing red sports that the airambulance and we are seeing red sports that the air ambulance has also been dispatched to the scene. i repeat,

the actual school is a prep school, it is the study prep school and it is for girls aged between four and 11. sits on the corner of wimbledon, and in south—west london. we 11. sits on the corner of wimbledon, and in south-west london.— and in south-west london. we will 'ust and in south-west london. we will just repeat — and in south-west london. we will just repeat that — and in south-west london. we will just repeat that message - and in south-west london. we will just repeat that message that - and in south-west london. we will. just repeat that message that you... the latest information that you have brought. this incident is not being treated as terror related. for some more information, let's turn to the local member of parliament for wimbledon. thank you forjoining us, what more can you tell us? what have you learned about this incident so far? ~ , , . far? well, this is an extraordinarily - far? well, this is an - extraordinarily distressing far? well, this is an _ extraordinarily distressing and incident on the last day of term as i understand at this school. i understand, as your reporter said, there has been a major incident declared. the air ambulance, ambulance, fire service and police

are all in attendance. i've spoken to the police and to the borough chief executive already. i understand that the vehicle crashed into the school, there are a number of injuries and casualties and i understand also that the fire brigade are in attendance to ensure the structural safety, i assume, of the structural safety, i assume, of the school. the structural safety, i assume, of the school-— the structural safety, i assume, of the school. quite poignant, as you sa , that the school. quite poignant, as you say. that it — the school. quite poignant, as you say. that it is _ the school. quite poignant, as you say, that it is the _ the school. quite poignant, as you say, that it is the last _ the school. quite poignant, as you say, that it is the last day - the school. quite poignant, as you say, that it is the last day of - the school. quite poignant, as you say, that it is the last day of term | say, that it is the last day of term at this independent school. what more can you tell us about the school, about the area, just to give our audience some perspective? it is a ve ouraudience some perspective? it 3 a very well—known, ouraudience some perspective? it 3 a very well— known, well—respected a very well—known, well—respected local girls prep school. the youngest of the girls go to that part of the prep school, the others are more in the centre of wimbledon. it is girls mainly between the ages of four and eight. in a relatively secluded part of wimbledon, as you drive across the common towards wimbledon common and wimbledon golf club. it is what is —— it is on what

is known as the quadrant. generally, the road is very tight and so it is quite difficult to go at great speed you would have to stop to let people past. so, i know the police investor getting as you reported. they are, as i understand, looking at all the circumstances. it would be unwise to speculate, other than it is good news that this tragic incident is not a terror incident. last news that this tragic incident is not a terror incident.— news that this tragic incident is not a terror incident. last day of term at a _ not a terror incident. last day of term at a school— not a terror incident. last day of term at a school attended - not a terror incident. last day of term at a school attended more | not a terror incident. last day of. term at a school attended more by younger children who would attend that school, as you said. slightly older girls would attend at another location. mr hammond, we've seen quite a large, widespread response from the authorities. fire engines, police, ambulances on the scene. can you talk a little bit more about the size of that response and how quickly they've been communicating

with you in terms of your queries? i think that, first of all, the size of the response tells you how series and incident this is. there are a number of casualties and injuries as we know. i understand, and i don't know the numbers, but i understand a number of those are being treated as critical and therefore its not surprising and it is a credit to the emergency services how quickly they responded. i think we are, obviously, close to saint georges which has the air ambulance as well which has the air ambulance as well which was able to be scrambled from there, i guess. i have also, as i say, spoken to the police and to the cheek executive of the local council and i'm sure there will be a meeting of all the local authorities this afternoon. at the moment, the police, including the borough commander and the borough area units are on site, as i understand. the

job of a member of parliament, i think, is to be there to give information to people like you but to make sure that all the emergency services have all the support they need to deal with this incident. thank you very much, stephen hammond, mpforwimbledon. thank thank you very much, stephen hammond, mp for wimbledon. thank you for going over additional details with us. as mr hammond mentioned, it was the last day of term at this private prep school for girls. he said it was mostly younger students, between four and eight, who attended that specific location. of course, we don't know anything about the identity of those who have suffered casualties. however, we do know that this is not being treated as a terror —related incident. that is key. let's go back now to the newsroom floor again and to nicky schiller who can review for us what we know and what we don't know about this developing story. i

we know and what we don't know about this developing story.— this developing story. i think a coule of this developing story. i think a couple of interesting - this developing story. i think a couple of interesting points i this developing story. i think a i couple of interesting points that stephen hammond, mp, made. one that he understood that a number were being treated as critical. that, a little bit more information on the status of the casualties. he did say he only understood it, but he is saying that he understood that a number were critical. up until now, we've had no detail on the seriousness of the injuries involved. that's an interesting point that the mp made, saying, that he understood a number had been treated as critical. he also said, very close to the hospital, so they were able to be taken there. another interesting piece of information that he brought up and you mentioned as well, him saying that the prep school involved has a number of buildings around wimbledon. this particular building is the one that the children, the girls aged between four and eight, attend. not the older children, because this school caters for people aged between four

and 11, but this particular building is catering for those aged between four and eight. that, another piece of information that came from the mp. also, him mentioning that it is in quite a secluded spot in wimbledon and that he said vehicles can't get up to high speeds around their in his understanding and, of course he knows the area very well indeed, that another piece of information that he brought out. and, of course as he mentioned, the last day of term. you can imagine how parents and relatives of children who are going there are feeling at the moment. as i say, there is a big emergency services operation ongoing at the moment. we have the police there. we have seen pictures of a large number of police with a police cordon. also we have the emergency services in terms of the emergency services in terms of the paramedics and the air ambulance the moment. the mp telling us it is quite a seclude and >t that it the moment. the mp telling us it is quite a seclude and the at it the moment. the mp telling us it is quite a seclude and the airt there. also, as the mp and we have the moment. the mp telling us it is been mentioning, the fire brigade

have dispatched two units, two fire engines and some other units. as the mp was saying, that's probably to do with if there has been structural damage to the school building. they would be able to shore up and make quite a seclude and the air ambulance sure any of the building was safe if it had been badly damaged by this crash. if you are joining it had been badly damaged by this crash. if you arejoining us, this is what we know at the moment in terms of this incident. several people have been injured after a car crashed into a primary school in the wimbledon area of south—west london. it is a private prep school called the study and it caters for girls between four and 11. but, as the local mp has told us here on bbc news, the building involved is the one that children aged between four and eight attend. now, it sits on wimbledon common. it is about one mile away from where the wimbledon tennis championships are going on at the moment. the mp telling us it is

quite a secluded spot that it the paramedics and the air ambulance couldn't easily believed that cars couldn't easily get up to a high speed. police were called just before ten o'clock