touched his duckett was caught. that touched his glove, revealed by the review. crawley on 22 and this time steve smith held on, catching is always a crucial part of the cricket, well worth the pain. coming here, regret on the face ofjoe root. could he have played that differently? almost certainly. harry brooke dropped on five was taking risks and getting away with it. as fortune favoured the brave, england's philosophy depends on it. joe wilson, bbc news at the oval. many of them belong to the crown and killing one was considered an offence, but the annual royal tradition of counting swans on the river thames has revealed a sharp drop in numbers. the census, known as "swan upping", shows numbers of young swans have fallen by almost 40% compared with last year. the decline has been blamed on avian flu but also a growing problem of violence, including shootings, catapult attacks and dogs killing swans. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich.

good afternoon. i am starting in the south—east of europe. we were hearing the latest on the wildfires early on, but quite a big change in the weather here. this chart shows temperatures compared with the average. where you see the blue colours coming in, that shows below—average temperatures. that said, it is still pretty dry and quite windy at times so those fires are not going to disappear. at least things are cooling a little. warming up things are cooling a little. warming up again towards the western mediterranean as we head into the weekend. it has not been particularly warm here, but today quite muggy and humid with a lot of clout and bits and pieces of rain. with that muggy, humid feel and where the cloud is breaking up, you can see in some places it has been, worcestershire a good example of that, and temperatures are climbing given sunshine. it is a mishmash of weather this afternoon, areas of clive, mr and mark and bits of rain and sunny spells lifting temperatures to 2a degrees. cooler

in the north—east of scotland because we have got a band of thick cloud and outbreaks of rain continuing to drift north—eastward, with shetland having clear skies in the evening. from the west we tend to see a bit more of clear sky developing by the end of the night. another quite warm and muggy night, 11 to 16 degrees. into tomorrow a better chance of us will see a bit of sunshine. there will be one or two showers here and there, this band of cloud and rain drifting across the northern isles. given the extra sunshine temperatures will be a bit higherfor some of us, between 17 and 24. at the weekend it is yet i7 and 24. at the weekend it is yet another weekend with low pressure in charge. this is not a particularly summer like weather charts and with this low we will have quite brisk winds and showers at times. it will not be raining all the time. on saturday we will see spells of sunshine, scattered showers, some

heavy and some sundry and i7 sunshine, scattered showers, some heavy and some sundry and 17 to 23 degrees and a fresher feel by this stage. a quick look at sunday and again sunny spells and hefty showers and it is going to be quite windy for some of us, particularly across parts of england and wales. those temperatures at best between 18 and 22. thanks, ben. that's it. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website, but the news continues here on bbc one as we join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. bye for now. hello and welcome to sportsday. as they begin their bid to level the series . to level the series harry brook leads the fightback after england lose three quick wickets on day one of the fifth and final ashes test

there's been a huge shock at the women's world cup with 500—1 outsiders nigerial beating co hosts australia and on a day of drama women's world cup favourites the usa survive a scare after coming from behind to draw with the netherlands. you're very welcome along to the programme. let's start with cricket, as it's been a mixed morning for england on day one of the fifth and final ashes test at the oval. england remember need to win the match to level the series, with australia already assured of retaining the ashes.. at lunch england were 131 for 3. we can join our correspondent joe wilson who's live in london for us....

plenty of action both ways. yes, i think it was _ plenty of action both ways. yes, i think it was the _ plenty of action both ways. yes, i think it was the cloud _ plenty of action both ways. yes, i think it was the cloud lingering i think it was the cloud lingering above the oval ground this morning that convinced mac and things that it was a good idea when he finally won the toss he should bowl. could have been better. quick start for england but is it always is. both of those players dropped now, zak crawley, good catch from steve smith to take on here and bowled very well now to help himself so crawley was out for 22... will really change the game in the last 50 minutes of the session harry brook. they have in mind when we witness some of them he was dropped as australian

wicketkeeper forjust five. was dropped as australian wicketkeeperforjust five. bear was dropped as australian wicketkeeper forjust five. bear in mind he edged the ball continually and doesn't really care. he says mean this build—up to this test match he knew he shouldn't be reckless when it comes to test match batting that he was extremely positive and he is there on 48 not out. if he resumes the kind of way at the end of the session. i guess wasjust a microcosm at the end of the session. i guess was just a microcosm and a classic example of the way an test match cricket. interesting, joe, we look at the motivation for this england side in the fifth and final test, a real desire to level the series so that the scoreline looks a lot better than what it could if they lose it. , , ~ �* , lose it. definitely. ithink there's is likely motivation _ lose it. definitely. ithink there's is likely motivation absolutely i lose it. definitely. i think there's. is likely motivation absolutely and also some individual motivation take harry brook for example who will be fun to play ashes cricket for the

next decade or so and he wants to show the australians he is absolutely an ashes batter in if he does it his way. in terms of the way the series looks imagine australia celebrating at them but i'm me retaining the ashes and drawing the series. what i feel like a moral victory for england? i'm not going to call it that will plenty of people mind. at the women's world cup there's been a big upset for co—hosts australia, despite being ranked tenth in the world they lost 3—2 to nigeria who are 30 places below them. victory in brisbane would have seen australia book their place in the knock out stages. emily van egmond opened up the scoring for them at the end of the first half. but their elation was short lived as uchenna kanu equalised deep into time added on.

nigeria then took the lead through osinachi ohale just after the hour mark. and then substitute asisat oshoala became the first african player to score at three women's world cups. alanna kennedy pulled one back for australia ten minutes into time added on, but it was no more than a consolation. i'm going to give kudos to my team—mates. everyone went out there to play the heart out. no—one knows what this team is made up. we only had to come onto the field to show ourselves and show what we have. like i said earlier, this team has a lot and everyone in this world and seen today. ——in this world has seen that today. well, earlier, the defending champions the usa survived a scare, to come from behind to draw with the netherlands. this was the much—hyped group e encounter, as this pair met in the final in france four years ago. also in that group, debutants

portugal got their first world cup win, as nick parrott now rounds up the action. the united states beat the netherlands and the last world cup final and the olympic games quarter finals two years ago so there was plenty for the dutch to avenge in what was billed as the biggest fixture of the group stages. they wasted no time in landing the first blow was just a quarter of an hour gone. midfielder during manchester city broke their transfer record to sign in. the united states are firing on all cylinders at this world cup. they had chances galore but couldn't make anything of them in the first half. the dutch were also doing their best to get under their skin but daniel vander dong ended up regretting this challenge early on club made. flashing again before that, provided all the motivation of your scraps are needed to pull the side level. me motivation of your scraps are needed to pull the side level.— to pull the side level. me and dan alwa s no to pull the side level. me and dan always 90 up _ to pull the side level. me and dan always go up against _ to pull the side level. me and dan always go up against each - to pull the side level. me and dan always go up against each other l to pull the side level. me and dan i always go up against each other and it is a physical battle. i respect are so much because that is how it should be. it should be competitive at all times. i think what we got down to that tackle i wanted to do

is score. most put in an absolute diamond and i got to the end of it and went towards the goal. mex. and went towards the goal. alex morn an and went towards the goal. alex morgan found — and went towards the goal. alex morgan found the _ and went towards the goal. alex morgan found the net was her effort was ruled off—side. rodman spurned a golden opportunity and some last—ditch dutch defending ensured the points were shared. it was enough to keep the us top of group e above the but only on goal difference. portugal's comfortable 2-0 difference. portugal's comfortable 2—0 victory vietnam means they could reach the knockout stages with a win over the us in theirfinal game. the highest ranked tournament debutants tookjust highest ranked tournament debutants took just seven highest ranked tournament debutants tookjust seven minutes to open the scoring. thelma wrote her name into her country's history books of portugal's first world cup goal. their second first followed. despite dominating the match, they couldn't score another. they will now be hoping they can pull of the biggest upsetin hoping they can pull of the biggest upset in women's football history against the us on tuesday. defeat means vietnam about and will be playing for pride in their last game

against the netherlands. bbc news. a few minutes has just been confirmed henderson hasjoined al—ettifaq, the saudi arabian club. peanuts are on social media he would be leaving liverpool after 12 years during which he won the premier league and champions league and he joins former team—mate and now manager of al—ettifaq, steven gerrard. england have their second group game of the tournament tomorrow, it's against denmark in sydney. it's the preseason stage in men's european football and there was a game between two big names in the usa. manchester united faced real madrid in texas with the spanish champions running out 2—0 winners. english midfielderjude bellingham scored the first in a man—of—the—match performance. it was his second game since signing for real for £88 million last month. i didn't know it would be this fun, to be honest. i'm having so much fun

every day in training. off the pitch, the lads are just brilliant, you know? they guide me. they know i'm a young one so they take me under their wing and i'm learning so much from each of the different players. and like i've been saying in a couple of other interviews, i'm not trying to get carried away, ijust want to go day by day and build a nice rhythm going into the season when the real game starts. after the open last week, attention in golf now turns to the evian championship — the fourth women's major of the year got under way this morning in france. south african paula reto is the clubhouse leader. shes seven under par after a round of 64. this approach shot at the seventh hole part of a round that included seven birdies. before we go, just time to recap our top story from stop england's cricketers have just resumed 131—3 and they have at the momentjust seven afternoon session of the fifth and final ashes test. the oval, harry brook leading the five pack of england lost three quick wickets in the morning session. 48 not out. a

win would see england level of series and australian assured ii the ashes. for me in the team, see you soon. more on the website. thanks, sarah. you're watching bbc news. when andy malkinson was arrested in grimsby in 2003 and charged with rape he firmly and persistently told detectives they had the wrong man. there was no forensic evidence. he did not look like the e—fit picture constructed with the help of the victim. he did not fit the description she gave in vital obvious ways. he offered to take part in an identity line up. the victim picked him out. and in court some witnesses — who had criminal records not disclosed at the time —

suggested they had seen him close to the crime scene. he was sentenced to life — he served 17 years, only getting out on licence in 2020. and now — following huge work from his legal team — andy malkinson's conviction for rape has been quashed. he's been speaking tojustin webb — on bbc radio 4's today programme i blamed earlier on, i said, you're going to be slightly late, and i said we've had taxi difficulties. but, actually, it wasn't taxi difficulties, was it? you slept in which i think everyone listening will think, "oh, my goodness, we kind of owe him that at least. yes, yes. thank you very much. i unfortunately, i don't like letting people down, but i did sleep in! well, you haven't let us down. you've come in, which is very good of you to do. you... and i just wonder that sleeping in is part of something, because people will know that you've been out of prison for some years now, but not properly free. is that is that how you see it — that that night

that you've just spent is your first one, in a sense, free? yeah, that's quite right. last night was my first, well, not even 24 hours since, at this moment, since i've been free. the judge, judge holroyd, said, "you're a free man." so obviously there's been a hell of a lot to process mentally and... but obviously there's a lot ofjoy in the result. it's the result i've waited for for 20 years. but... yeah. obviously, there's a lot ofjoy in the result. it's the result i've waited forfor 20 years but, um... yeah. it's... what's the mix ofjoy and anger? what is the mix ofjoy and anger?

you know, joy at... joy at finally telling the world the truth,