it certainly did, rashid and stuart broad hanging on andjimmy rashid and stuart broad hanging on andn ready to come in. good bowling spells from england and they will take that to southampton at the end of next week for the fourth test. it is the top of the order, they have got to get it right. we have been saying that for many months about the england batting order? we have. i feel like iam batting order? we have. i feel like i am repeating myself. we saw a minute ago, they were caught in the slips, caught behind. it is the lack of defensive technique and the lack of defensive technique and the lack of resilience. they have tried shuffling the order around a lot but it hasn't worked. what do they do about alastair cook? he's averaging about alastair cook? he's averaging about 20 this year and you would expect he would be given his own time when he decides to step back from international cricket. jonny ba i rstow from international cricket. jonny bairstow didn't look comfortable, he was out first ball. you suspect he won't be in the team for southampton. it looks like a competitive e

but only for a while, when they got back out, stuart broad carried england's second wind, first, ajinkyae, and then, pyjama, no assistance required.

the stuart broad charge was taken on by the broad shoulders of a ben stokes. evening drew on, another. the bowler, who else but karen? but there at the end is their captain and superstar, virat kohli. 84 runs are needed. this incredible drama now has another cliffhanger. patrick gearey, bbc news, at edgbaston. so here's a reminder of how the match stands going into day four at edgbaston. india need 84 more runs or england need to take five wickets. whoever does it first wins, and it should be a real thriller. let's hearfrom england's james anderson and india's ishant sharma. both know their teams have a chance, but they also know it all depends on india's captain, virat kholi. we just have to give it everything we have got in the morning for the first 15 or 20 overs and leave nothing out there, just get everything we have got. because it isa everything we have got. because it is a really exciting place to be. you know that we could do something special tomorrow by winning this match, such a close match. so we will go to bed dreaming about getting him out first

he and stuart broad were playing on sunday.son's ball caught in the trees, his shot had some painful results — bouncing back from a tree root. anderson is ok, despite that knock to the face. he'll be back in action with his england team mates for the second test, at lord's on thursday. that's all from sportsday. tim hague has more throughout the evening. thanks forjoining us. goodbye. now four endangered bears have settling into their new home at a wildlife park in yorkshire after a remarkable 5,000 rescue mission. the animals had spent years in cramped cages in a museum injapan. but now they're exploring their new surroundings near doncaster. for the last three decades, this has been home to hanako, a brown bear living in a museum in northern japan. her cage — so small she has only ever been able to take two steps. four days ago, that changed. first, the oldest male, abu, is sedated by vets. and, despite prods from hanako, his next—door neighbour, he remains asleep, while all 350 kilograms of him is stretchered out to a truck.

it helps the likes of stuart broad draw the batsman into a mistake. the rest is up to the fielders.see them, let alone catch them. missing things can be costly but this is broad's home ground and he's capable of working alone. rishabh pant, making his test debut, welcome. swing bowling is a combination of mystics and physics. few fully understand why the ball moves like this. don't ask ravi ashwin. another to broad. only one quick bowler currently playing has more test wickets than him and he was another to james anderson. at least mohammed shami got some bat on it. that was far beyond jasprit bumrah. india, 329 all out. 0ne job done for england but now they had to bat. clearly not easy. the weather might be dull but the cricket is anything but. patrick gearey, bbc news. that's it. the next news on bbc one is at 18.35 , bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. i'm ben brown. it is ten past one exactly. a 29—year—old man has been charged with two counts of attempted murder, after a car hit people outside the houses of parliament on tuesday. salih khater, who was born

india needed shelter, it came from the rain, again, not only for a while, when they came back out, stuart broadahane, well caught, then pajara, no assistance required, as so often, the india captain had to carry his team, but he had a bad back, virat kohli could not bear the load, called by ollie pope on his debut, next ball, dinesh karthik, broad was on a hat—trick, he knew the chances were gone, chris woakes removed hardik pandya, anderson did what anderson does. —— caught. the final ambush was fittingly chris woakes's, fourth wicket of the match after the century yesterday, in the end, neither india nor the weather could make england wait. it's been a great day and we still have the final day of the pga championship. packed leaderboard. tiger woods is just teeing championship. packed leaderboard. tiger woods isjust teeing off. shane lowry of ireland, just four off the lead, the lead held by brooks koepka, the american. can shane lowry do something, just moved to nine under par, fantastic, free from the lead, never winning a major, close before, second at the us open. goal for major, close be

but only for a while, when they got back out, stuart broad carried england's second wind, first, ajinkya— india's captain would have to carry their team. now on a hat—trick. could not complete it, india's chances all but over, anderson did what anderson does, and england may not have to wait much longer. studio: indeed, it may not be long at all, england need only one more wicket, as you can see, 129-9, one more wicket, as you can see, 129—9, india, at the moment, gloomy at lord's, they play on there. mixed fortunes for britain's gymnasts at the european championships. max whitlock missed out, the olympic and world pommel horse champion making an uncharacteristic mistake. but a great moment for dominick cunningham who has become the first british gymnast to get european gold on men's floor after this routine and afterwards he said the home crowd had spurred him on. the crowd have been absolutely phenomenal, great job, multisport event, watching all the other teams, this is what it's made of, the crowd have come together, all united, i'm over the moon and the team will be so happy. more f

stuart broad to the first couple of wickets. india two down at lunch.chief, virat kohli alastair cook. after things really started swinging and england's favour. moeen ali into wickets with two bowls. and then sharma with his fifth wicket. a really terrific performance, given he was only recall to the england side for this test match. for india, the standout player by far and away was pujara. he finished unbeaten on 132. india 273 all out. that was a lead of 27. england's openers negotiated safely most tricky few overs before the close of play. a to psy—tu rvy overs before the close of play. a topsy—turvy day in a really to psy—tu rvy topsy—turvy day in a really topsy—turvy series. it's an intriguing contest here in southampton. studio: jose mourinho is making headlines again. this time telling reporters that he would still be one of the greatest managers in the world, even if he did not win the permit leak with manchester united. he was being questioned about his sitesta rted he was being questioned about his sitestarted the season season. united play

stuart broad picked up plenty of the slack with two of the first wickets. by alastair cook. but it was not until after tea that the england attack got going with moeen ali with two wickets in two balls to dismiss ashwin and then shami. but sharma with his fifth wicket. moeen ali was only recalled to this side for this match. pujara was india‘s standout performer and he pushed on for his century. england could not get him, he finished on 132 not out. india, 273 all out. that is a lead of 27. england were put into bat and the openers had to navigate the tricky last few overs before the close of play. given their form, it was no mean feat but they did, six without loss at the end of play and a lead of 21 going into the third day, but really topsy—turvy match, and in many ways a topsy—turvy series. it is an intriguing contest in southampton. we cannot wait for the next few days. stay with us, there‘s plenty more to come, including: usain bolt is a step closer to becoming a professional footballer, playing 22 minutes for central coast mariners in a preseason fri

india needed shelter, it came from the rain, again, not only for a while, when they came back out, stuart broadnd, first, regina rahane, well caught, then punjab, no assistance required, as so often, the india captain had to carry his team, but he had a bad back, could not bear the load, called by ollie pope on his debut, next ball, dinesh karthik, broad was on a hat—trick, he knew the chances were gone, chris woa kes removed hardik he knew the chances were gone, chris woakes removed hardik pandya, anderson did what anderson does. the final ambush was fittingly chris woakes‘s, fourth wicket of the match after the century yesterday, in the end, neither india nor the weather could make england wait. the european athletics championships concludes on the track tonight in berlin with dina asher smith going for a treble. must be relayed to nine. the treble is really on, britain have qualified for the final, and they did not even have dina asher—smith. she was given a rest. faster than the dutch and the swiss. strong portent, really bodes well for dina asher—smith getting three gold medals. the dutch

hundred and ninety four here's a look at the school called at the close of play on the third day stuart broad has taken two wickets in india's second innings the top score so far is captain very out kohli who is unbeaten on forty three when play resumes england will need five wickets the indians will need eighty four more runs and they'll be hoping captain kohli can lead them there oh yeah i think he's he's somebody you know he's someone who's always give you the positive energy i think that's. really a big thing as a captain because you know he always want to do something special for the team india is not he knows that everybody knows that hope of personally i think it's pretty good to have. we five wickets this is interesting we need him fairly quickly otherwise you don't get the runs so. yeah like so if we're just going to give it everything we've got in the morning for the first fifteen twenty overs leave nothing absolutely nothing out just give it everything we've got. there was an emotional win in washington for former world number one andy murray the scot is continuing his comeback off

stuart broad carrying england's second win, rahane was caught byjennings and then pujara.led by lee pope on his debut. the next ball to dinesh karthik, broad couldn't com plete to dinesh karthik, broad couldn't complete a hat—trick but india's chances had gone, cloud cover leaving them vulnerable to anderson. the final wicket going to chris woa kes, the final wicket going to chris woakes, whose the final wicket going to chris woa kes, whose century the final wicket going to chris woakes, whose century yesterday set up woakes, whose century yesterday set up the victory. in the end neither india nor the weather could make england wait. and finally, tiger woods, who hasn't won a major for 10 years, is three off the lead in the final round of the uspga championship in missouri. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. tributes have been paid to the writer sir vs naipaul, after his death in london at the age of 85. born in trinidad, he made his home in the uk and was awarded the nobel prize for literature for books including a house for mr biswas, a bend in the river and i

stuart broad's fed off such energy all of his career. he removed both indian openers.re than a hundred behind. but there at the end is their captain and superstar, virat kohli. 84 runs are needed. this incredible drama now has another cliffhanger. patrick gearey, bbc news, at edgbaston. great britain have won theirfirst gold of the european championships, with victory in the women's cycling team pursuit, on the track in glasgow. there was also success in the pool as our sports correspondentjoe wilson reports. championships need mascots. glasgow has bonnie. a seal seeking approval. there we go. it's august, keep the kids entertained. laura kenny has got married and had a son, albie, since rio. britain's greatest female olympian was part of the team pursuit here. with katie archibald, elinor barker and neah evans. collective victory. italy crossing the line over two seconds behind. gold is familiar. succeeding as a mum is different. sometimes i think, when people asked me this, it sounds like a. it sounds like i'm moaning. oh, i don't get sleep. but, honestly, i would no

hundred and ninety four here's a look at the school called at the close of play on the third day stuart broad has taken two wickets in india's second innings the top score so far as captain very out kohli who is unbeaten on forty three when play resumes in and will need five wickets the indians will need eighty four more runs and they'll be hoping captain kohli can lead them there oh yeah i think he's he's somebody you know he's someone who's always give you the positive energy and that's. really a big thing as a captain because you know he always wanted to do something special for the team and you know it's not you know is that everybody knows that hope of personal abuse so i think it's pretty good to have a. we need five work it's the same desire we need a fairly quickly otherwise they'll get the runs so. yeah so we're just going to. give it everything we've got in the morning for the first fifteen twenty overs leave nothing absolutely nothing just give it everything we've got there was an emotional win in washington for former world number one andy murray the scot is continuing his comebac

teammate stuart broad couldn't resist posting it on instagram. we are not laughing.t phone snubbing. it had ruining your relationships? we have had a lot of response. rubin, "who needs a relationship that plays a poor second". that is a sad indictment on modern life, isn't it? ellard feels that it needs to be dealt with. pointing out, interestingly, toddlers have no one to speak to them at all any more. it is very sad. a bit of a change of attitude. francis says the first time anyone fubs me would also be the last. that is feisty, isn't it? stay with us on a bbc news. a lot more still to bring you. thanks for being with us. hello. it's been a weekend of contrast across the uk. scotland and northern ireland have seen more cloud with some outbreaks of rain at times. england and wales have seen plenty of sunshine and it's been very warm if not hot. but some changes to come through the week. slowly we start to lose the heat. it will feel fresher for all of us, an increasing chance of seeing some showers and also still some sunshine, and it's sunshine we'll continue to se

white hitting one hundred thirty seven not out despite a wet weather delay jimmy anderson and stuart broad age took four wickets to dismiss the indians for only one hundred thirty. i don't see any lack of a lack of and try i think india have obviously doing everything they can but from my perspective i'm just said plays out both as a performing as well as they are and. i think that that's probably been what's been the difference is not necessarily india but how how well we performed is the first time in the last five tests that we've been really outplayed you know we haven't been outplayed we've competed in every game so we have to accept that it's a legging and when they play like that they can outplay any opposition specially when the player when you know the ball is doing a bit we'll have to accept that put it on the side and improve in the next game. in colombo sri lanka annihilated south africa by a hundred seventy eight runs in the fifth one day international on sunday the host had already lost the series but what i am in for a consolation win here now the sunday queller and who pull

here's a look at the scorecard at the close of play on the third day stuart broad has taken two wickets in india second innings the top score so far is captain vinod kohli who is unbeaten in forty three when play resumes the indians will need eighty four more runs england will need five wickets it was an emotional win in washington for former world number one andy murray the scot is continuing his comeback after hip surgery murray broke down in tears after beating a romanian virus couple to reach the last eight of the washington open the thirty one year old came back from the set down to eventually close out the match six seven six three seven six at three am local time at his latest ever finish by rule play alex them in or of australia in the quarter finals he's first lost a tie since wimbledon twenty seventeen this is just his third tournament since he had surgery in january. there was also an upset on thursday second see john isner was defeated by a wild card entry fellow american no ruben is no one their only previous meeting that was in this year's french open but on this occasion

the bearpit atmosphere stuart broad has thrived on, he trapped vijay, lbw.as evening drew on, another one was nick, curran. virat kohli, their captain and superstar survived. 84 runs at needed, this incredible drama has another cliffhanger. the new look, multiformat european shipping chips is under way in glasgow, seven sports brought together over 11 days of competition and british cyclist laura kenney marked her return to condition with gold in the team pursuit. along with three others, they brushed aside italy fourth first british gold in any other sport at these multievent games. it is canny‘s 11th european title. first medal of the day came in the women's ten kilometre scratch race as emily kay had to settle for silver after being picked on the line. and to complete the full set, the men's team pursuit team earned a i’u ns the men's team pursuit team earned a runs medal after victory over germany. italy took the gold ahead of switzerland. swimming also got under way today in glasgow, with heads and finals this afternoon and a first medalfor the heads an

edgbaston was up, the sort of atmosphere that stuart broad has thrived on.her one. the broad charge was taken on by the broad shoulders of ben stokes. three down. as the evening drew on, they nicked one, the bowler, who else but cohen, the hero of this remarkable drama. patrick geary, bbc news, at edgbaston. it's little more than 50 years since donald campbell lost his life, trying to break his own water speed record in the lake district. his jet powered vessel was travelling at more than 300mph, when it crashed on coniston water. well, bluebird k7 has since been salvaged and painstakingly restored, and is about to take to the water again. lorna gordon has more. the isle of bute in the firth of clyde has never had a visitor like this. bluebird. the jet—engined hydroplane that held seven world records, restored to its former glory in a journey that has taken 17 years. it is all original material, it has been re—repaired and assessed for strength. all this kind of thing. just a painstaking and their rebuilt. donald campbell died trying to break his own record

the tourists resumed on 307—6 but conditions have suited england's bowlers stuart broad and jimmy anderson batseman out in just over a0 minutes — india all out for 329. both manchester sides are in action in the premier league today, both looking to maintain a perfect start to the season. at lunchtime, city take on huddersfield, who lost heavily to chelsea in their opening game. but city manager pep guardiola doesn't make any assumptions about beating the less experienced sides. in this part of the season, like, all the teams, especially the teams like they had a lot of players in international events like the world cup, you need time, a month, a month and a half, and in that period, these kind of games are so dangerous. the players may be more focused when you play against arsenal commune, because big stage, big game. and when you come to games like now, cardiff, fulham, we need... i prefer to take these teams in october or november. manchester united know all about losing to teams at the lower end of the table. they're away to brighton in the late kick—off, and they'll be cautious, after

stuart broad the first to display his work, trapping rahul leg before wicket.using strokes with a flourish. now, it was virat kohli in the middle. this took his career total past 6,000 test runs. his wicket, the biggest prize. it eventually went to sam curran. as he departed, pujara pushed on, much to england's frustration. so plenty of endeavour for england, but rewards have been tough to come by, and all the while that slender lead is disappearing. what they really needed was some of that bowling artistry. it came from england's renaissance man, moeen ali, recalled to the side, dazzling ashwin and with the very next ball shami, too. moeen helping to steer this game back to within england's grasp with his fifth wicket. he couldn't stop pujara passing his century, well—deserved. india passing england's total. but, if today was a restoration job for england, it's looking a lot better. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. decent weekend in store? yes actually which might be a bit of surprise, the last day of august and at the last day of summer as far

hundred and ninety four here's a look at the school called at the close of play on the third day stuart broad has taken two wickets in india's second innings the top score so far is captain very out kohli who is unbeaten on forty three when play resumes england will need five wickets the indians will need eighty four more runs and they'll be hoping captain kohli can lead them there but yeah i think he's he's somebody you know he's someone who's always give you the positive energy i think that's. really a big thing as a captain because you know he always wanted to do something special for the team and you know it's not he knows that hope that everybody knows that whole profession of years of i think it's pretty good to have a. we five work it seems that we need him fairly quickly otherwise don't get the runs so. yeah so if we're just going to. give it everything we've got in the morning for the first fifteen twenty overs leave nothing absolutely nothing out just give it everything we've got. there was an emotional win in washington for former world number one andy murray the scot is continuing

james anderson took 4—23 to finish with nine wickets in the match and stuart broad bagged 4 for 44. at trent bridge on saturday. the final round of the pga championship is nearing a dramamtic conclusion with many of the world's best in contention, including tiger woods. held by the american brooks koepka at 12—under par, shane lowry yet to win a major but has come close. he is two shots off the lead with three holes to play. and with adam scott also there. let's look at the leaderboard if we can. a fantastic finish to the last major of the season. finish to the last major of the season. the us open champion already leading adam scott, a major when of course, and tiger woods, who hasn't w011 course, and tiger woods, who hasn't won a major in a decade but has won the championship four times. thrilling climax in america for you on the pga tour. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. thank you for that. 39 civilians, including 12 children, have been killed in an explosion that brought down a building in the mainly rebel—held syrian

there seemed little chance of changing batsmen, stuart broad needed for lbw on virat kohli.d. but the replay proved that he had hit it. not out of. india have plenty of time. pujara and virat kohli went on to 50, milestones in what they hope to bea 50, milestones in what they hope to be a long, slowjourney. a session without successful england, who might want to spend lunch in one of nottinghamshire liz quiet, dark places. he's famous for creating dresses that only the boldest stars would dare to wear, women like marilyn monroe, madonna, tina turner, and most famously cher. they've all worn some of the outlandish pieces by the costume designer and nine—time emmy award winner bob mackie and now many of their outfits are up for sale. our arts correspondent david sillito has been to meet him. i'm bob mackie, and i'm a costume designer. and i've dressed some really interesting women, in my life. they come to me to wear something that, when they walk out on stage, the audience knows they're there for a show. bob mackie, one of the first dresses he helped work on was this showstop

stuart broad loves those kinds of atmospheres.make things uncomfortable for the batsman. he got morley vj earlier. he then got chicagoan, the other indian opener. the england bowlers have all chipped in with wickets, sam curran and ben stokes getting involved. it looked like england might be in charge, but india still had virat kohli at the crease. he scored 149th in the first innings. if not for him, india would not be in this test match but while he is there, they still have a good chance. the target is now less than 100 for india. they are 103—5 and if kohli is still there at the end of the day's play, they might feel they are the favourites again. looking ahead to tomorrow, more of the drama could continue. how do you see things balancing out? we should get a fourth day. we had a bit of extra play today because we had some bad light delays earlier. but it is so difficult to call. it keeps changing from almost minute to minute. if kohli is still there at the end, india will fancy their chances. he can get these runs on their ow

over to stuart broad, another of england's seemingly timeless greats, trapping rahul leg before wicketgh before england top their mid—session drinks, in this weather they will certainly need it. it could be a long day in the field. they will now need plenty more wickets if they are to stay this contest. that refreshment worked. broad again finding the edge of shikhar dhawan's bat. india now two down. good news and bad. that brought to the wicket virat kohli, one of the very best there is. this took his career total past 6000 test runs. for england, this match is now a restorationjob. it remains for the time being at least, a work in progress. 0n the track he was an eight time olympic champion. now, in the last few hours, usain bolt has started a new chapter in his sporting career. the sprinting legend has made his footballing debut for central coast mariners in australia. 0ur correspondent phil mercer is in gosford, north of sydney, where the match was played. did he score any goals? no, he didn't. when he came on the opposition scored. usain bolt was greeted by one almighty roar at th

stuart broad got the wicket of raoul. england are 37—1.ustralian to try harder. he was a set down at the time. caroline wozniacki went out in the second round. the australian open champion was beaten in straight sets. more on all those stories just after half past. news coming in about scallops. this is to do with the ongoing row between british and french fishermen overrides to fishing this prize scallops in normandy waters. we are told the french farming minister has announced that french and british fishermen will hold a meeting to discuss scallop fishing in the normandy waters with members of both the french and british administration is present in an effort to bring this increasingly heated row to an end. that news just coming into us. other news this morning. london's new east—west railway, crossrail, will miss its december opening date. services through central london will not begin until autumn next year. a spokesman for the project said the new line requires extensive testing, so they've had to push back the opening date. the full

looking similarly vulnerable at 241—9 and england were bowled out for only 246 yesterday, but stuart broadat kohli. the biggest impact came from moeen ali. he‘s been brought back into the team for this test and has ripped through the indian batsmen, taking five wickets. india have just edged past england‘s first innings total, thanks largely to a century from cheteshwar pujara. he‘s still in on 110 — india are 245—9. india are 247—9. jose mourinho is making headlines again — this time telling reporters that he‘ll still be "one of the greatest managers in the world" even if he doesn‘t win the premier league with manchester united. mourinho was being questioned about his side‘s poor start to the season. united play burnley on sunday. i am the only manager in the world that won italy, spain and england. and by winning eight titles, not small titles, not small countries, eight proper titles, my second position last season is one of my greatest achievements in football. wales and england‘s women meet tonight in a crucial world cup qualifier. a win for either side will assure them of a spot in f

in reply, india are now three down, stuart broad taking the first two wickets including the opener, shikhar seven sports brought together over 11 days of competition. in the cycling, six golds are up for grabs today. britain's laura kenny will contest one of those after reaching the finals of the women's team pursuit. she is guaranteed at least a silver alongside alan barker, katie doubled and neah evans after they beat france earlier today. kenny and cole will be back on to face italy in the final at around 6.52 night as they go for gold. meanwhile, emily kay has won the first british medal of the championships with a silver in the championships with a silver in the women's scratch race. the world champion, kirsten wilde of the netherlands, won the gold. kirsten wilde was scratch race champion last year. i knew it was going to be a tough sprint, and it was really close on the line. i am really happy. in the men's team sprint, jason kenny alongside philip hinds and ryan allens, struggled in their w011. and ryan allens, struggled in their won. they were beaten by poland after philip hinds sl

quick bowlers prefer working under cloud cover, the gloom helps the likes of england's stuart broad. like this. don't ask ravi ashwin, another to broad, india finished up 129 all out. england had the bat. not easy, after a decent start alistair cooke the first to fall. peterjennings, deja vu, 5a—2. the umpire feltzjob route was next ago, but he disagreed. he did not think the ball had carried to the field. sometimes the more you see something, the more confusing it gets. they stuck with the umpire, unpopular but unsurprising, as was what happened next. england collapsed, ben stokes backin next. england collapsed, ben stokes back in the team and out of ten as trent bridge watched sunday afternoon repeats. jonny bairstow another of the five wickets which fell for 21 as hardik pandya ripped through the the english batting side. jos buttler hit a few back against the tide but could not stop england losing all ten wickets in the session. india bats for the second time today. now in full control of the test, england's chances fast fading in the gloom. hardik pandya has been the tormentor i

he and stuart broad were out playing yesterday. speed and power, so close coming back from there. they are both good golfers. i wonder where it ended up, off the face? what's the most painful thing that has happened to you? i was swinging a club and i'd hit my own machine with a seven iron and i lay on the floor for with a seven iron and i lay on the floorfor a a good with a seven iron and i lay on the floor for a a good few minutes. with a seven iron and i lay on the floor for a a good few minuteslj hit my ankle bone with my putter when i am walking around. it's not while i'm putting, just flinging it around! georgia hall will be here at 7:20am. thanks forjoining us. concerns over our use of plastic bottles and packaging have been growing in recent months. now campaigners are calling on crisp manufacturers to change their packets. a petition signed by 270,000 people is being handed to walkers tomorrow. the company said its committed to improving their bags by 2025, but the campaign group 38 degrees says action needs to be taken no

england declared in the morning and set about the indian batsmen at lord's, stuart broad and jimmy andersone going for the 5—0. and brooks koepka has won his second major title of the season, with victory in the uspga championship. he had to hold of a really determined challenge from tiger woods, who finished two shots behind, but koepka closed with a round of 66. and finally, the contender for strangest goal of the weekend is relatively straightforward. it came in england women's under—20s world cup win over mexico. it was scored by lauren hemp, who completed her hattrick by squashing the ball into the goal with her hip. do we have another angle? i'm not sure we have another angle, but we can show it again. so basically she fell onto it. you want the other angle, don't you? iwill have fell onto it. you want the other angle, don't you? i will have a word. i will go and do my homework. the bbc one period drama poldark has made a star not only of the show‘s leading man, aidan turner, but also of cornwall‘s beautiful, rugged scenery. but now, the county's tourist board says it has had to stop

he and stuart broad, were out, playing yesterday.in action with his england teamates for the second test, at lord's on thursday. and celtic have just found out they will face swedish side malmo or hungarians vidi for a place in the champions league group stages if they win their qualifier against ayk athens. that's all the sport for now. more for you in the next hour. the family of the third young person from britain to die at an apartment block in magaluf have told the victory derbyshire programme they were shocked by the lack of support they received from the uk authorities after he died. 18—year—old tom channon‘s body was found at the eden roc apartments last month. it is believed he fell over a knee—high wall and plunged 70 feet to the ground — five weeks after a 20—year—old died in similar circumstances. his parents have been talking to our reporter, anna collinson. there was a violent, a flood hit the door and we went out and there were two policemen there. ijust felt something was wrong, you don't get policemen coming to your

he and stuart broad were playing yesterday when anderson got is ball caught in the trees and his shotwhat do you think? absolutely! thank you holly. new figures released in the last half hour show drug deaths following misuse of fentanyl, have risen by almost a third. the office for national statistics says — at the same time — deaths from synthetic drugs designed to mimic cannabis or other so—called party drugs halved in 2017. our correspondent dominic casciani is with me. take me through these figures? they area take me through these figures? they are a mixed bag but with interesting new developments. drug deaths following the misuse of fentanyl have gone up significantly by almost one third between 2016 and 2017. the caveat is that the actual number is quite small although it shows a trend that is emerging. overall in the uk 3700- odd trend that is emerging. overall in the uk 3700— odd drug poisoning deaths in england and wales. broadly the same as 2016 but within that, this rise in fentanyl. so 70 deaths from fenta nyl up from this rise in fentanyl. so 70 deaths from fentanyl up f

in a rain affected match, england skittled india out for the second time in the game with stuart broadrent bridge. tiger woods came close to a first major title in a decade — but it was this man — brooks koepka who held on to win the us pga championship woods final round included eight birdies — the crowd absolutely roaring him on all the way round the bellerive course. he finished two shots behind koepka, who took his third major title in the space of 14 months. for woods — another impressive major showing afterfinishing sixth at last month's 0pen. no one has ever had a fused spine hitting it like i'm hitting it. i've had to work this out on my own. it is really hard, harder than people think. iam is really hard, harder than people think. i am very pleased that what i have done so far, and now i'm in... to be part of the ryder cup conversation, going from where i come from to now, last year has been critical. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. reports suggest at least 39 people, including 12 children have been killed and many are still missing follo

they got two wickets before lunch, stuart broad dismissing rahul and dhawan.is record as a manager. he's been holding his weekly press conference and has been facing questions about manchester united's poor start to the season. they play burnley on sunday, and mourinho is adamant that he's still one of the best managers in the world. iam the i am the only manager in the world that won italy, spain and england. and by winning eight titles, not small titles, not small countries, eight proper titles, my second position last season is one of my greatest achievements in football. the us tennis association is looking into nick kyrgios‘ win over pierre—hughes herbert at the us 0pen, after the umpire got down from his chair and encouraged kyrgios to try harder. he was losing by a set and a break at the time. he went on to win, after the umpire mohamed lahyani intervened. kyrgios plays roger federer next, and his third round opponent has criticised the umpire, saying encouraging players "isn't in their role". but kyrgios says it wasn't like that. that's all the sport f

stuart broad is the latest wicket to go.vily in the uk. earlier our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones gave us update on this. it is about the share scheme that amazon has. just about everybody in the business gets given shares. they make big profits on those shares, because the share price has risen and amazon is allowed to write that off — in the tax code, it is allowed to write that off against its tax. they are saying a couple of things. they are saying we pay all the tax due, we are complying with all the tax laws everywhere we operate. and it is making the point they have invested billions in the uk and created thousands of new jobs. but what high street retailers are saying is they have got another concern that high street retailers are all paying business rates. amazon pays hardly any of them, they are saying it is not a level playing field. let‘s get more now on that warning from governor of the bank of england, mark carney, who has said that the possibility of a no—deal brexit is "uncomfortably high". mr ca

stuart september second on g.w. . this is d w news live from berlin zimbabwe's new president is sworn in for a narrow victory in july as disputed election and broad took the oath of office before thousands of supporters of the it's a day he now faces the difficult task of uniting the country after an election the opposition says was rigged we'll go live in a second talk in iraq right now. one of the most independent voices in u.s. politics hands folded in silence senator john mccain dying overnight at the age of eighty one losing his battle against brain cancer his wife cindy said this he passed the while he lived on his own terms. pope francis begs for god's forgiveness over the catholic church's sex abuse scandal in on them the pope telling faithful on the second day of his visit that the church must take quote decisive action in the pursuit of truth and justice but his critics say words to enough. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring thanks for joining us zimbabwe's new president amazon manana has taken the oath of office following the country's disputed july election. when god was inauguration in the capital harare comes just a day

stuart? [inaudible conversations] >> yeah. >> you were talking about china and there's broad agreement on the problem. china's forced technology transfer policies and ip theft, but opposition to the remedy, tariffs. so what would with -- what would be the chamber's view of the way to deal with china's serious trade problem? its trade practices? >> yeah. i think it has to start with an analysis that the u.s. leverage, need to find ways to get more leverage. and one of those is to work with our allies. so the approach we've seen this year where we've levied -- in the case of steel and aluminum -- tariffs on pretty much the whole world in the name of saying that steel and aluminum imports are threatening our national security, that we've done that with our closest friends and allies, not just nato and close allies lake ya -- like japan and korea, but canada. you know, canada, by law, is part of the u.s. defense industrial base. so what we should be doing is working with them to form a common front. and the administration is still trying to do that. there have been meetings between bob lite heiser and his

. >> politics of this stuart, are multifaceted actually. on broad scale this is trump base.any swing voters voted for the businessman who promised to drain the swamp and bring business sense to how government works. to them this makes sense. the government is running at a deficit right now. we have debt for many years to come. and it doesn't seem right that two million workers across the board get automatic pay raise. that doesn't happen in the real world. doesn't happen in the business world. doesn't happen in the world of most american employees. couple that president tried to earlier make federal employees to be fired. make it easier for collective bargaining to make place, make the raises tied to merit. that is how we get raises real world. if we're a good employee maybe we get raised, if not we're fired. however there is a problem. that has to do with one congressional district in in area in washington. barbara comstock, republican, she has a whole lot of these federal employees in her district. she could be one of those house seats that could flip to democrats if it do

stuart: russell 2000 hit all time high earlier today, yeah, this is a summer rally, this is a long, long running bull market, the longest in history and the russell 2000 broaduraging a couple thousand stocks? ashley: 2000 but the dow transports hitting high which is another bullish sign for the economy and markets in general. stuart: one of the greatest stories rarely told for prosperity, here it is, growth in prosperity and buried, amazing stuff. president trump going after social media companies for censoring conservatives, trump says too many voices are being detried. he wants free speech on social media. come on in brent bozell, is that what you want? do we want absolutely free speech, you're on facebook, say what you like, you're on twitter, say what you like? >> no, there's limitations, stuart, you can't cry fire in movie theater and can't drop f bomb on license plate, there are certain things you can't do, same rules should apply to the internet. now, that leaves the other social media, that leaves 99.9% of expressions allowable, i think that the media, social media would do well to resolve all of the problems simply by wrapping itself around the fir

stuart: let's get to the markets and very rosy, not a forecast, it's a projection. it comes from goldman sachs. they shea by the end of this year the s&p 500, a broadndicator could be up another 10 1/2%. that's if trade tensions ease, if we keep growing. >>> market watcher scott shellady is with us now. 10 1/2% up from here by the end of the year if we get easing on trade and we still keep growing. what do you make of that? >> i could hear pelosi now. that will be economic terrorism, right? she is going to have to call sitting and it is not going to be common sense. all i have to say, even to myself, stuart, is, you look at the things that president trump has put into place and they're all common sense. and i would say to the left, what took you so long? how come this couldn't -- he is not reinventing the wheel. this could have been done, six, eight, 10 years ago but now we have to wait for donald trump to put them in place, they're taking credit for saying president obama put them in place before he got there. it is common sense reform. it is everything that you and i would have done. he is not reinventing the wheel. what took us so long. stuart: