9°, go, we want you too. and wherever we go, we want you too. and wherever we go, we want you to come with theirs. and that might make for an awful lot of excess baggage but we think it is worth it. this is your update from the bbc sport centre. the australia head coach says he still feels he has the right man for the job and apologised to fans following their defeat at the tournament. the last leaves his side on the brink of elimination from the rugby world cup for the first time in history. well set the tempo and easily cruised to a0 points— six when sealing the spots in the quarterfinals. australia their fate is out of the hands giving their previous loss for fiji who are currently second with a game in hand. i who are currently second with a game in hand. ., ., who are currently second with a game in hand. . ., , ., ~ , ., ., ., in hand. i am a proud australian and i hate to see — in hand. i am a proud australian and i hate to see australian _ in hand. i am a proud australian and i hate to see australian rugby - in hand. i am a proud australian and i hate to see australian rugby do - in hand. i am a proud australian and i hate to see australian rugby do as| i hate to see australian rugby do as poorly as we have been doing particularly under my rain. you

know, came back to want to try to help but there is not only the wallabies have got to improve, we've got to improve the whole system and thatis got to improve the whole system and that is not an excuse. but, you know, we'vejust that is not an excuse. but, you know, we've just got to have a really good look at ourselves and see what we've got to do to improve the way we are going about our rugby. advocate was australia's heaviest defeat in a world cup match. their record sincejones took overin match. their record sincejones took over injanuary match. their record sincejones took over in january was match. their record sincejones took over injanuary was one win in seven losses so what is the reaction australia? these funds were not surprised. samak got to go back to basics. we have a power game now which is devoid of skills. historically if you go back through all the great rugby sides there is where players are very skilled. adept at what they do and how they did it and an absolute pleasure to watch. ., . . did it and an absolute pleasure to watch, ., . . . did it and an absolute pleasure to watch. ., ., ., ., ., watch. not a fan at the moment. leavin: watch. not a fan at the moment. leaving heeper _ watch. not a fan at the moment. leaving hooper out _ watch. not a fan at the moment. leaving hooper out as _ watch. not a fan at the moment. leaving hooper out as well, - watch. not a fan at the moment. j leaving hooper out as well, stuff like that, — leaving hooper out as well, stuff like that., yeah. _

leaving hooper out as well, stuff like that., yeah. just _ leaving hooper out as well, stuff like that., yeah. just want - leaving hooper out as well, stuff like that., yeah. just want to - like that., yeah. just want to forget — like that., yeah. just want to forget about _ like that., yeah. just want to forget about it. _ like that. , yeah. just want to forget about it.— like that. , yeah. just want to forget about it. like that. , yeah. just want to foruet about it. ., ., , _ , forget about it. not happy, is he? the england _ forget about it. not happy, is he? the england and _ forget about it. not happy, is he? the england and wales _ forget about it. not happy, is he? the england and wales cricket - forget about it. not happy, is he? i the england and wales cricket board say they want to farm independent regulator and invest 25 million into the women's game. comes in response to a report detailing widespread racism, sexism and cricket. 0ur sports editor has more. the game has undergone a period of soul—searching, really, overthe last three months and nowhere has that process been more relevant or more painful, perhaps, than here at headingley, home of yorkshire county cricket club. the county, of course, was engulfed in a racism scandal two years ago. it was heavily criticised for the way that it handled the allegations of his former player and in fact it was fined hundreds of thousands of pounds and docked points. this saga extend beyond one county because, as you said, three months ago, the independent commission for equity in cricket

produced a damning report which found that they came across england and wales had deep—rooted racism, sexism and elitism. it urged the sport to reset and it gave it aa recommendations. now, immediately, at that point, the ecb apologised and vowed to make transformative changes tried to become the most inclusive sport in the country. ben and francis combined to help thrash european counterparts 13—2 to when they book cup for the second year running. the american pairfaced each other earlier this month. they worked well as a partnership in vancouver coming from behind and a dramatic win over poland and russia, where they only needed to win the doubles match to be sure of the trophy. i doubles match to be sure of the troh . . , doubles match to be sure of the troh. ., , doubles match to be sure of the troh. . , , trophy. i really en'oyed this weekend h trophy. i really en'oyed this weekend and _ trophy. i really enjoyed this weekend and being - trophy. i really enjoyed this weekend and being able - trophy. i really enjoyed this weekend and being able to | trophy. i really enjoyed this i weekend and being able to be trophy. i really enjoyed this - weekend and being able to be chosen for this team, it has been a dream and to be able to put points on the

board for the team, it is something that i couldn't have imagined so i really appreciate both the captains were putting their trust in me and be able to get it done at the end of the week is a great feeling. fiend be able to get it done at the end of the week is a great feeling. and got done, they did- _ the week is a great feeling. and got done, they did. that _ the week is a great feeling. and got done, they did. that is _ the week is a great feeling. and got done, they did. that is all _ the week is a great feeling. and got done, they did. that is all this - the week is a great feeling. and got done, they did. that is all this but l done, they did. that is all this but for now. why was he wearing sunglasses? i for now. why was he wearing sunglasses?— for now. why was he wearing sunalasses? ~ , , , sunglasses? i think probably 'ust chilled sunglasses? i think probably 'ust ehiued out. fl sunglasses? i think probably 'ust chilled out. thanks i sunglasses? i think probably 'ust chilled out. thanks so i sunglasses? i think probably 'ust chilled out. thanks so much. h sunglasses? i think probablyjust| chilled out. thanks so much. now sunglasses? i think probablyjust - chilled out. thanks so much. now to ukraine where _ chilled out. thanks so much. now to ukraine where specialist _ chilled out. thanks so much. now to ukraine where specialist team - chilled out. thanks so much. now to ukraine where specialist team has . ukraine where specialist team has been training the training counterparts took the russian minefields. ukraine is now the most heavily mined country in the world with hundreds of thousands of explosive devices littering the ground and stowing ukraine's offensive operations. the training by british, who face similar deadly obstacles in afghanistan was specifically requested by ukraine. 0ur defence correspondent reports from poland.

it is what they've been doing for year. now, here in neighbouring poland, honing their skills. with the help of brits who faced a similar threat in heat and dust of afghanistan. back in ukraine, this is what they are facing. ground littered with russian mines and explosives. ukraine is now the most heavily mined country in the world. and it is what has bogged down in that advance. russia has laid hundreds of thousands of mines across ukraine, scattered over an

area the of florida. in some places, the minefields at ten kilometres deep and, injust the minefields at ten kilometres deep and, in just one square metre, there could be as many as five minds. they are now being targeted by russian forces. so they mostly have to conduct their work at night. and there are simply not enough of them. would you describe being in ukraine at the moment as being the most dangerousjob in ukraine at the moment as being the most dangerous job in the world? yes. absolutely. abs, most dangerous “ob in the world? yes. absolutely.— most dangerous “ob in the world? yes. absolutely. a lot of them being killed by mines? _ yes. absolutely. a lot of them being killed by mines? by— yes. absolutely. a lot of them being killed by mines? by russian - killed by mines? by russian artillery? because they're working on the front line? have you lost many friends? what message would you like to send the west?

is that because you're worried that the west won't keep going? because we won't make _ the west won't keep going? because we won't make it _ the west won't keep going? because we won't make it on _ the west won't keep going? because we won't make it on our _ the west won't keep going? because we won't make it on our own - the west won't keep going? because we won't make it on our own so - the west won't keep going? because we won't make it on our own so we l we won't make it on our own so we want to make it safe.— we won't make it on our own so we want to make it safe. when we make stuff they wish _ want to make it safe. when we make stuff they wish make _ want to make it safe. when we make stuff they wish make sure _ want to make it safe. when we make stuff they wish make sure the - want to make it safe. when we make stuff they wish make sure the team | stuff they wish make sure the team is in cover... this training and support is appreciated. the uk is also supplied ukraine with 1500 mine detectors. the hope, that it will make a difference.— make a difference. their fellow soldiers at _ make a difference. their fellow soldiers at the _ make a difference. their fellow soldiers at the end _ make a difference. their fellow soldiers at the end of- make a difference. their fellow soldiers at the end of the - make a difference. their fellow soldiers at the end of the day l make a difference. their fellow i soldiers at the end of the day and we share — soldiers at the end of the day and we share experiences doubt the course — we share experiences doubt the course of— we share experiences doubt the course of their experiences and our experiences — course of their experiences and our experiences and we trained together. you think_ experiences and we trained together. you think you have given them the skills they need?— skills they need? we've added to them. skills they need? we've added to them- the _ skills they need? we've added to them. the clock _ skills they need? we've added to them. the clock is _ skills they need? we've added to them. the clock is ticking - skills they need? we've added to them. the clock is ticking on - them. the clock is ticking on ukraine's — them. the clock is ticking on ukraine's offensive. - them. the clock is ticking on ukraine's offensive. and, . them. the clock is ticking on | ukraine's offensive. and, still them. the clock is ticking on - ukraine's offensive. and, still in their way are the minefields and booby traps laid on an industrial

scale. a pressure sample was collected from an asteroid and has been moved to a laboratory in texas. the material, taken from what's been described as �*the most dangerous rock in our solar system', came down to earth in utah in a nasa spacecraft. scientists hope the samples will provide some answers about how life began more than a billion years ago. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle reports from utah. a first glimpse of the capsule after its epicjourney through space. high up its epicjourney through space. high up in the atmosphere, parachute opens, slowing its descent. touchdown. abs, opens, slowing its descent. touchdown.— opens, slowing its descent. touchdown. �* ., touchdown. a textbook landing in the middle of the — touchdown. a textbook landing in the middle of the utah _ touchdown. a textbook landing in the middle of the utah desert. _ touchdown. a textbook landing in the middle of the utah desert. for- touchdown. a textbook landing in the middle of the utah desert. for the . middle of the utah desert. for the lead scientist who spent decades working on the exhibition, it was an

emotional moment. i working on the exhibition, it was an emotional moment.— emotional moment. i was fortunate enou:h to emotional moment. i was fortunate enough to be _ emotional moment. i was fortunate enough to be one _ emotional moment. i was fortunate enough to be one of _ emotional moment. i was fortunate enough to be one of the _ emotional moment. i was fortunate enough to be one of the people - emotional moment. i was fortunate enough to be one of the people to i enough to be one of the people to lay eyes— enough to be one of the people to lay eyes on— enough to be one of the people to lay eyes on the capsule and boy did we stick_ lay eyes on the capsule and boy did we stick that landing? it was just sitting _ we stick that landing? it was just sitting right there, you know, few tens of— sitting right there, you know, few tens of feetjust sitting right there, you know, few tens of feet just off a nice road, perfect — tens of feet just off a nice road, perfect base the helicopters to land _ perfect base the helicopters to land the _ perfect base the helicopters to land. the didn't move, didn't roll, didn't— land. the didn't move, didn't roll, didn't bounce. itjust made a tiny little _ didn't bounce. itjust made a tiny little divot — didn't bounce. itjust made a tiny little divot in the utah soil so, for the — little divot in the utah soil so, for the environmental sampling team, that was— for the environmental sampling team, that was great. we had to sample the area about _ that was great. we had to sample the area about where their capture landed — area about where their capture landed. we picked up some background sample _ landed. we picked up some background sample soilsjust for landed. we picked up some background sample soils just for understanding the native — sample soils just for understanding the native environment, some dust samples, _ the native environment, some dust samples, and gas samples deceive and things— samples, and gas samples deceive and things coming out of the capital. we don't _ things coming out of the capital. we don't think— things coming out of the capital. we don't think so because the safety engineers — don't think so because the safety engineers with the first one is on the scene — engineers with the first one is on the scene. we actually couldn't approach — the scene. we actually couldn't approach it until they cleared it for safety— approach it until they cleared it for safety reasons. and i can say i could _ for safety reasons. and i can say i could be _ for safety reasons. and i can say i could be more proud, just to remind you. could be more proud, just to remind you not _ could be more proud, just to remind you. not only did we bring this mission — you. not only did we bring this mission and on schedule, under budget— mission and on schedule, under budget and delivered science than we had even _ budget and delivered science than we had even thought was possible with the encounter, but we think we have -ot the encounter, but we think we have got a _ the encounter, but we think we have got a lot— the encounter, but we think we have got a lot of— the encounter, but we think we have got a lot of sample in that science canister — got a lot of sample in that science canister it— got a lot of sample in that science canister. �* w' got a lot of sample in that science canister. �* a ., ., got a lot of sample in that science canister. �* ., ., , canister. a quick note to say they have arrived _ canister. a quick note to say they have arrived in _ canister. a quick note to say they have arrived in the _ canister. a quick note to say they have arrived in the capsule - canister. a quick note to say they

have arrived in the capsule is - canister. a quick note to say they have arrived in the capsule is in l have arrived in the capsule is in and a painstaking and meticulous process to prepare it for opening begins. the whole procedure will take weeks. begins. the whole procedure will take weeks-— begins. the whole procedure will take weeks. , ., , ,, take weeks. they are processing the ca sule, take weeks. they are processing the capsule, removing _ take weeks. they are processing the capsule, removing portions - take weeks. they are processing the capsule, removing portions of - take weeks. they are processing the capsule, removing portions of the i capsule, removing portions of the canister— capsule, removing portions of the canister so — capsule, removing portions of the canister so that— capsule, removing portions of the canister so that they _ capsule, removing portions of the canister so that they can - capsule, removing portions of the canister so that they can get - capsule, removing portions of the canister so that they can get a - canister so that they can get a continuous _ canister so that they can get a continuous flow— canister so that they can get a continuous flow of— canister so that they can get a continuous flow of nitrogen. i canister so that they can get ai continuous flow of nitrogen. so canister so that they can get a continuous flow of nitrogen. so why no to all continuous flow of nitrogen. so why go to all of — continuous flow of nitrogen. so why go to all of this _ continuous flow of nitrogen. so why go to all of this effort? _ continuous flow of nitrogen. so why go to all of this effort? it _ continuous flow of nitrogen. so why go to all of this effort? it tops - go to all of this effort? it tops the list of hazardous's most hazardous space rocks of studying its make—up could help us to stop it if we ever need to but it could also reveal more about our origins. it is a perfectly preserved relic from the dawn of the solar system. it is going to keep scientists busy for a long time. let me bring you this picture. rare octopus dubbed dumbo. you can probably see why. the ear like vince at the disney cartoon and it period

on a live stream, caught on camera by a remote operated vehicle. hello there. apart from some rain across the north and the west of the uk, today potentially could be one of the better days of this week as things are set to turn very windy with gales and heavy rain, particularly around the middle part of the week. but this afternoon looks largely fine and dry. for most of us, that is a way from the north west of the uk, where here rain will continue to affect the north and west of scotland. a few showery bursts as well, further south and west across western england and western wales. but a good deal of sunshine around, particularly towards southern and eastern parts of the country which will stay dry all day and will feel quite warm as well. in the brisk south—westerly wind, up to 23 degrees in the southeast, generally the high teens further north and west. as we head through tonight, it'll be dry for most areas. the winds pick up a little bit across the north and the west. we start to see some rain eventually

pushing into northern ireland as a weather front approaches. i don't think anywhere is going to be particularly cold tonight. lowest values around 7 to 9 degrees across northeast england and eastern scotland. a couple of weather fronts, though, invade as we move through tuesday. so although we start dry and bright through central and eastern areas, we'll start to see some rain pushing across england. well, some of this could be thundery nature and longer spells of rain also affecting northern ireland, western scotland with that other weather front. so a bit of a mixed day on tuesday. but again, not too bad in the sunshine across the southeast, again, could be up to 23 celsius, high teens further north. by wednesday, though, we could see a stormy spell of weather. storm agnes, named by the met office, could bring some disruption maybe towards northern and western parts of the uk. here it is on the pressure charts, gathering speed, deepening rapidly as it approaches ireland. but as the storm approaches our shores, it will start to weaken, but still pack quite a punch with some gale force winds 60 to 70 miles an hour around the irish sea coast may be in excess, up to 80 miles an hour. and also very windy conditions across northern

and eastern scotland. and with the strong winds throughout wednesday, heavy rain will pile up the western side of the country across northern ireland, up in towards scotland because see some localised flooding in fact across the east and south east of england. i think you will escape the worst of it. we're seeing some sunshine, one or two showers, but it will be quite blustery wherever you are. and then signs as we end the week and push into the weekend high pressure could build in, bring us increasing amounts of drier and sunnier weather. take care.

live from london, this is bbc news. the british army is stood down after hundreds of officers stood down from duty when a colleague was charged with murder. scenes of panic and chaos as more people leave nagorno—karabakh for armenia following azerbaijan's seizure of the disputed territory. the england and wales cricket board lays out plans to address institutional racism, sexism and classism — after a damning report into the sport earlier this year. ukraine claims as many as 3a russian officers were killed in a missile strike on the black sea naval headquarters in occupied crimea last friday among them the black sea fleet. and us screenwriters reach a tentative deal with studio bosses, which could end a five—month strike.