that we while we never get over you or so much women on the cover exactly are it so let me do that rashid i'm going to play this little clip i'd love to hear what you think about this this is a little clip of of the mothers on patrol and so we remember this is a no go zone it is in the evening i want you to look beyond the moms and their bright orange jackets and see the fight that they break up have a look. at a leg a little. bit of a muslim. you see good for them so how come. we're looking at this. live audience you did that had to get in. there but it. wasn't. oh that's mom power your mom going to break in you probably about this is that. this is the this is the reality of brink of a rasheed so we've gone from the stereotype and it's drugs and it's really scary to the reality of it you live in the next neighborhood along so you know what it's like what is the story that's not getting out about this area in syria. well is a lot of stories actually. you know the mothers are the backbone of the community and so the best story never gets you also the story of the strong civil society and d

to break in you know how embarrassing is that and this is the this is the reality of wrinkle free rashid so we've gone from the stereotype and it's a drug zone and it's really scary to the reality of it you live in the next neighborhood along so you know what it's like what is the story that's not getting out about this area in severe. well is a lot of stories actually. you know the mothers are the backbone of the community and so the best story never gets you also the story of the a strong civil society and drink if you have a lot of n.g.o.s that are engaged in social issue social issues. so there's a lot of story there a lot of football clubs in. there a lot of poetry club general could be there are a lot of extra activities that or that are arranged by the community it so and it's not backed by the government or funded by authorities. or getting economic resources from somewhere else is a vibrant community there is much lobbying kicking so in seeing that clipper community online had thoughts this is andy who writes on twitter i love that they're doing something instead of waiting for

so, step forward adil rashid. rahul bowled for 149 then young pant chanced his arm once too often.oeen ali is under that, isn't he? got it. now the race. could anderson get his magic moment before india were all out? the final wicket of the summer won the match and gave anderson the record — 564 career wickets and no test match has ever done endings quite like this one. joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's emily. tonight we talk to former us secretary of state john kerry about america's failure over syria, and how do we decide when cartoonists cfoss how do we decide when cartoonists cross the line? join me on bbc two. that is newsnight. here on bbc one time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'mjohn watson. anderson the record breaker, jimmy provides the perfect end to england's summer. rashford's king as england end their three—match losing streak. and what a night for gavin whyte as northern ireland ease past israel. hello and welcome. james anderson took the final wicket of england's series with india to become the

england have brought rashid into the test team.ent, and only really at that moment, did england's victory seemed assured. the james anderson, the race to take his week before the close of play. he snuck into get rid of the last man for the final delivery of the summer which ta kes final delivery of the summer which takes james anderson to 564 career wickets, no fast bowler has ever got more. it was the embrace between two friends, anderson and cook at the close here in south london. no test match that i can remember has ever done endings quite like this one. whatjimmy has achieved and what he's capable of achieving is still is outstanding, really, to him is taken as many wickets as he has. the most thing is, he is bowling, in my opinion, probably at his best to wrap this summer, he's been outstanding and we can see that carrying forward and hopefully a long time still. he does it all the time, he's been very relentless with his skills and that's why he stands at the top of the past boulders leaderboard and he deserves it totally be

why we never ever year or so much women in the congress exactly are it's a little let me do that rashid i'm going to play this little clip i'd love to hear what you think about this this is a little clip of of the mothers on patrol and so we remember this is a no go zone it is in the evening i want you to look beyond the moms and their bright orange jackets and see the sights that they break up have a look. and a leg a little. bit behind. you see good for them so how come you. never did you did that had to get in. there but i. wasn't. oh that's mom power your mom going to break in you know how democracy is that. this is the this is the reality of brink of a rasheed so we've gone from the stereotype and it's drugs and it's really scary to the reality of it you live in that the next neighborhood along so you know what it's like what is the story that's not getting out about this area in severe. well is a lot of stories actually. you know the mothers are the backbone of the community and so the best story never gets you also the story of the a strong civil society you have a lot of n.g.o.s

girl and settled and she joins us from stockholm and completing a line up from the swedish capital rashid missa he is a teacher and community activist whose help was key to the production of the mothers of rinky how everybody it's really good to have you here what a vision of sweden you present so that this and this going into a community telling their story allowing them to tell a story when they've already been labeled a no go what makes you want to do that. thanks for having me it's the most awkward serious of the year. and they wanted to do something from sweden that specifically funding to be. it was little bit of a little bit difficult to find in the film is that we make a film on that because we're told that it's difficult to fill in the good be there after you know there is a conflict among journalists because it is possible as long as we have the martin link to be it is anything but. one place where the hardworking people are getting from different cultures and it's it's a place that you could live on home and after spending more time than i can actually i can see that it's home

he's not the only one we actually heard from a fellow al jazeera journalist her name is the hino rashid who is also in exile in sri lanka right now and here's what she tells a stream about how she's feeling so the opposition speak to me instead of a lot of people living in exile can go home now so here in colombia there's more than a dozen people and their families who've been out of the country for several years i've been speaking to some of them here and there's a lot of joy about the possibility of returning but many of them say they're not taking chances until this is the transition of power for me personally i've been outside of them all these some more than two years now and i'm looking forward to seeing my family especially my niece who is one year old and why haven't you. jeffrey what do you make of that comment there are several the number really is not countable but there are people who are in x. i know we're not heard from some of them what do you make about. the number is not countable because a lot of the time these are self-imposed there's no charges against a lot of these

girl and settled and she joins us from stockholm and completing a line up from the swedish capital rashid he is a teacher and community activist whose help was key to the production of the mothers of winter be how everybody it's really good to have you here what a vision of sweden you present so. this and this going into a community telling their story allowing them to tell a story when they've already been labeled a no go zone what makes you want to do that. thanks for having me this the most awkward serious of the year. they wanted to do something from sweden that specifically funding to be. it was a little bit of a little bit difficult to find in the film is the make up on that because we were told that it's difficult to film in the can be done after you know there is a conflict among journalists because it is possible as long as we have the martin link to be it is anything but. one place where the hardworking people are getting from different cultures and it's it's a place that you could live on home and after spending more time than i can actually i can see that it's home and i think

spinner adil rashid and joss buttler are among seven players to be given contracts covering both test's sarah taylor will miss the world t20 in west indies in november as she continues to manage her anxiety. a decision was made by both the player and the ecb who say taylor's welfare is their top priority. england's women have overtaken france to move up to third in the fifa world rankings. they jump just one place after their qualification for next year's world cup. scotland's qualification moves them up two spots, to their best ever position of 19th. well, that's almost all we've got time for, butjust a reminder before we go of a wonderful afternoon for europe and an historic one too. the last time they won all four matches in a session came back in 1989 when seve ballesteros and jose maria olazabal led the way in the four—balls. and, just as this year, europe had been 3—1 down before that comeback too. in 1989, it ended as a iii—all tie. we could have some drama ahead! and you can follow it all on the bbc sport website, with the latest scores, analysis and thunder claps from paris..

all right ahmed rashid thank you very good to talk to you. now the late u.s. senator john mccain is to be buried on sunday a day after america's political elite attended his memorial service leaders from across the political divide remembered the career politician and vietnam prisoner of war he died last week at the age of eighty one former presidents barack obama and george w. bush were among those who paid tribute there was no invitation day for the current president donald trump the america john mccain is generous and welcoming and told she is resourceful confident secure she meets her responsibilities she speaks quietly because she is strong america does not boast because she has no need to. the america john mccain has no need to be made great again because america was always great. president trampas warned congress against interfering with negotiations on a new north american free trade agreement or nafta the president says there's no need to keep canada are in the park today after both countries missed a deadline to revamp the deal talks are set to resum

the bbc‘s haroon rashid was there.olises the growing popularity of the country's television dramas amongst british asian audiences. i have seen the people living abroad are much closer to us because, obviously, all of us are in pakistan, so, yes, the crowd is always very, very loving, very welcoming and so it's great travelling, because you get all that love from the people living abroad. thanks to streaming services like netflix and digital platforms like youtube, pakistani dramas have reached far beyond south—east asia. they are now dubbed in several languages and with english subtitles too. we reach the homes of so many people and we touch so many hearts and so many lives, i think it's really heart—warming. baaghi, which was loosely based on the life of the late social media star qandeel baloch, is one of several drama series to tackle misogyny and pakistani society. it notched up record ratings and also helped change perceptions of liberal women in the country. if you really want to know the impact that baaghi has

it will be down to butler and rashid to take england to a innings total. supporters making their way home may well be missing alistair cooke already. the newly formed uefa nations league continues tonight with italy taking—on poland... italy of course missed—out on the world cup for the first time since 1958, but are hoping to return to form under new coach roberto mancini... they are losing at the moment. as our turkey. and the match between the smallest teams, multi losing to the smallest teams, multi losing to the faroe the smallest teams, multi losing to the fa roe islands. on saturday in new york — serena williams will be hoping to equal margaret court's record of 2a grand slam singles titles when she takes on naomi osaka in the final of the us open. but before that, in the men's semi—finals, rafa nadal is hoping to edge a step closer to roger federer‘s grand slam record. looking ahead to the action is our tennis correspondent russell fuller. we have come inside to grand central terminal because there is a threat of rain in the air in new york. temper

adil rashid falling at the last ball of the day.england 260—8. well, there was quite a performance in monza today, as kimi raikokonnen produced the fastest ever formula one lap to put his ferrari on pole for their home italian grand prix tomorrow. his team mate sebastien vettel was second fastest, as they locked out the front row with championship leader lewis hamilton starting from third. jennie gow is in monza for us. italy the heartland of ferrari, to see their pants —— fans poured to the track in the morning. were they disappointed? not at all. a ferrari front row lock—out, and in some style, and the parent reports. some might struggle to remember ferrari claiming polls in their home race. fresh from winning and elgin last weekend, sebastian vettel looks confident and ending it. most were expecting huge —— lewis hamilton to provide the main challenge to stopping him. but it took to britain until the final session of qualifying get out outpaced battle. mercedes tried to contain their incitement. but it was one more want to go, dr

the pakistanis are farid of one astonished concerned and peace process i think speaking to ahmed rashid who's a journalist and author of several books on pakistan and he says the u.s. hasn't seen the positive results that it wanted. the major u.s. demand is for pakistan to if you like delivered a college band in other words push to college who are living in pakistan to push them into peace talks with the americans and the kabul government and it appears that the americans are very frustrated that pakistan is not doing it's not fulfilling that. pakistan for its part says that we're doing what we can the maximum but the collarbone a very stubborn imran and said that he wants improved relations with the u.s. but he's also very much known for his anti american views and his views certainly fit in very well with the military who's who which is also becoming very anti american now this eight package does represent a significant sum specially pakistan has a lot of u.s. weaponry which is going to need spare parts and things like that now all that meant might now be. to disband and even bill pax

spinner adil rashid has also got a test contract after having previously given up that form of the gamet central contracts to play test and one day cricket. phil neville's england side have overtaken france to move to up to third in fifa's latest women's world rankings, which were released today. they jump just one place after their qualification for next year's world cup... scotland's qualification moves them up two spots, to their best ever position of 19th... wales stay 29th but northern ireland drop five places to 61st. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. good afternoon, you were watching bbc news. let's return to our top story, the parents of a 15—year—old girl, who died after suffering an allergic reaction to a pret a manger baguette, have demanded changes to food labelling laws. natasha ednan—laperouse collapsed during a flight from heathrow to nice in 2016, after buying the sandwich at the airport. in the last hour or so, natasha's father has been speaking outside the court. he said that his daughter's death should serve

ahmed rashid, author of ‘pakistan on the brink', explained the potential consequences of the us cancellingwe have the secretary of state, mike pompeo, and the head of the us military coming to islamabad and clearly this action has been taken as a build—up to us pressure on pakistan to deliver the taliban. the main demand from the us has been that the taliban leaders living in pakistan should be made available for talks with the americans and with the kabul government and the pakistanis say they are doing everything they can to persuade them, the americans say they are not doing enough, and if need be they should evict these taliban and send them back into afghanistan. that is something pakistan is not prepared to do, so i think that will be the main item but there are many other items in which neither side see eye to eye. the authorities in germany say rival protests by pro— and anti—migrant groups in the eastern city of chemnitz passed off without major trouble. the atmosphere in the city has been tense following a series of violent demonstrations after the death of a german man. it's all

by ill hunt omar rashid had to leave both democrats will not only make history as the first muslim women in congress but will undoubtedly be part of an effort to push back against the troubled ministration in michigan's eleventh district two female first time candidates are running against each other it reflects a trend that's been going on for years but one analyst argues trump's victory. over hillary clinton the first female candidate for president was a big reason for the search there is this a long time sense that president trump has not cared about women has not spoken to women has denigrated women said really horrific things about women. history is not on trump's side generally the president's party loses seats in the term elections that means if democrats take control of congress in november women could play an even bigger role in determining trump's future can really help get al jazeera by michigan. at least eight people have been killed in an explosion at a munitions depo in south africa it happened in a suburb of cape town somerset west it's not known exactly what caused the bl

so, step forward adil rashid. rahul bold for 149.rm. now the race, could anderson get the magic moment before india will all out? the final wicket of the summer won the match and gave anderson the record. 564 career wickets and no test match has ever done ending is quite like this one. houses, walls, lanes and tree stumps — they've been hidden for decades underwater in cornwall. but this summer's heatwave has revealed the lost valley near penzance that was once home to a small community of people before they were forced to leave in the early 60s to make way for a reservoir. jon kay is there for us now. it might be the middle of september, but people have told us today they have never seen this reservoir so low. to get this an idea, normally the water would be at the top of the bank, about two metres above my head but over the last few months as the levels have dropped, it has revealed parts of cornwall‘s hidden history. this is how drift reservoir normally looks, the water 50 feet deep, but this summer's dry weather has seen the leve

ahmed rashid, author of ‘pakistan on the brink', explained the potential consequences of the us cancelling couple of days we have the secretary of state and the head of the us military coming to islamabad. clearly this action has been taken as a build—up to us pressure on pakistan to deliver the taliban. the main demand from the us has been that the taliban leaders living in pakistan should be made available for talks with the americans and with the government in kabul. the pakistanis say we are doing everything we can to try and persuade them. the americans say you are not doing enough and you should evict these taliban and send them back into afghanistan. that is something pakistan is not prepared to do. i think that will be the main item, but there are many other items in which neither side see eye to eye. in which neither side see eye to eye. the islamist militant group al shabab says it's carried out a car bomb attack in somalia, killing at least three people. the attack happened in the capital mogadishu when a car containing explosives was driven towards a local government building w

england started the day in trouble on 198 for seven, and then lost adil rashid to lbw.t broad and jos buttler, who's got his half—century has meant that the hosts are looking towards a total beyond 300. good news for alistair cook, watching from the pavilion before he retires from international cricket after this test. england 304—8. serena williams is aiming to win a record—equalling 24th grand slam singles title, when she faces naomi 0saka in the us open final later, just one year after giving birth. meanwhile, a knee injury ended rafael nadal‘s hopes, as he had to retire from his semifinal, against huan martin del potro. it was at the end of the second set. and it could mean another spell on the sidelines for the 32—year—old, who was looking back to his best when he won the french open in may. del potro plays novak djokovic in the final. following the brilliant start by wales in the new nations league, it's the turn today of northern ireland against bosnia, and england who take on spain at wembley. it is the first match for england, since they exceeded expectation an

so, step forward adil rashid. rahul bowled for 149 then young pant chanced his arm once too often.

van esveld is the senior researcher for the children's rights division at human rights watch but rashid band joins us from london he is middle east and north africa caseworker and the international new human rights ngo reprieve and from mount in sweden via skype from nancy senior nonresident fellow and get planty counsel warm welcome to you all now . but let me start with you this saudis sort of gave an admission of error without going into too much details of what happened or who they were targeting do you see that as genuine well i mean i think regardless if it is genuine or not genuine i think the point is that the that there was and there was an investigation despite that in the past they said that the strike was a was justified and was. against a against a target so i think the importance is that with the mounting pressure on the saudi led coalition eventually they did. they did investigate and admitted that the strike did indeed cause civilian casualties and in this case it was clear i was on a bus full of full of full of children and now what will happen next because of this this

the hosts started the day seven wickets down, the one of adil rashid, but joss butler has stood firmael nadal, says he "will keep fighting", after he was forced to retire from his us open semi—final, against huan martin del potro, because of a knee injury. he's now 32, and won the french open earlier this summer but couldn't continue playing after the end of the second set, unclear how long he will be out for. to keep playing, at the same time having too much pain. it was not a tennis match. at the end it was one player playing and one standing on the other side of the court. i hate to retire, but stay one more set out there playing like this... it will be too much for me. in football, scotland suffered their heaviest defeat at home, for 45 years against belgium in a friendly, ahead of their nations league opener against albania on monday. romalu lukaku opened the scoring in the first half, and then three goals after the break did the damage.

is a pretty manageable, believe it a manageable workload for the more spin options come from adil rashidf november. . .. also coming up for you... we hear from triathlon‘s world champion. vicky holland tells me her next challenge is to make it to tokyo. and rachel atherton‘s mountain bike career is going downhill faster than anyone one else. the champions league of darts gets under way this weekend in brighton. the world‘s best players will battle it out for the £100,000 prize. the former electrician rob cross, who beat darts legend phil taylor to win the pdc title injanuary, says the format is a winnerfor the fans. the best eight players in the world will battle it out in groups of four. there will be a round—robin so enough games to see your favourite players sort of notjust once, you will see them three times, guaranteed, and not being funny, if they make the final an win it, which hopefully they support me, it sort of gives them a opportunity and come in and get a feel for it. the atmosphere will be good and it is something that is unique with dart, the atmosphere is amazing. i thriv

afghan rashid is a journalist in the author of several books on pakistani politics he says the u.s. hasn't seen enough progress in pakistan to continue sending aid the major u.s. demand is for pakistan to if you like delivered a college band in other words push to college who are living in pakistan to push him into peace talks with the americans and the kabul government and it appears that the americans are very frustrated that pakistan is not doing it's not fulfilling that. pakistan for its part says that we're doing what we can the maximum but the collarbone a very stubborn imran and said that he wants improved relations with the u.s. but he's also very much known for his anti american views and his views certainly fit in very well with the military who's who which is also becoming very anti american now this eight package does represent a significant sum is specially pakistan has a lot of u.s. weaponry which is going to need spare parts and things like that now all that meant might now be. under this bond and even bill paxon says it will turn to china to provide weapons and to pr

another poor earnings for there store, a duck, it will be down tojoss butler and rashid to take england way home towards alastair cook may well be, missing you already. 0n missing you already. on to football. scotland started their nation ‘s league campaign against albania on monday, but tonight under a new captain robert cindy have a friendly against belgium and losing 1—0. belgian finished third at this year's world cup. ——. there are ten minutes left made made until half—time but can hear commentary on bbc radio five live. england did not have the luxury of a friendly before starting their nation ‘s league campaign. a juicy encounter with spain at wembley tomorrow as england's first game since the world cup injuly. the manager says it is time to move on. the summer was brilliant and it is great that we have got a full house. it is great that everybody will feel the appreciation and that we can step out in front of funds again. for others, the summer is finished. —— our fans. again. for others, the summer is finished. —— ourfans. it is about the next challenges. sport does not stand s

the bbc‘s haroon rashid was there. annual international pakistan prestige awards. the event symbolises the growing population of the country's television dramas amongst british asian audiences. i have seen that the people living abroad are much closer to us because obviously all of us are in pakistan said the crowd is always very, very loving, very welcoming. and all this great travelling because you get all this love from the people living abroad. thanks to streaming services like netflix and digital platforms like youtube, pakistani dramas have reached far beyond south asia, they are now dubbed in several different languages and with english subtitles too. we reach the homes of so many people and we touch so many hearts and so many lives. i think it's really heart—warming, it's overwhelming, actually. baaghi, which was loosely based on the life of the late social media star, qandeel baloch, is one of several drama series to tackle misogyny in pakistani society. it notched up record ratings and also helped change perc

bill van esveld is a senior researcher for the children's rights division at human rights watch but rashid band joins us from london he is middle east and north africa caseworker and the international new human rights ngo reprieve and from mount in sweden via skype from non-serious senior nonresident fellow and get planty council a warm welcome to you all now. but let me start with you this saudis sort of gave an admission of error without going into too much details of what happened or who they were targeting do you see that as genuine well i mean i think regard this is genuine or not genuine i think the point is that the that there was and there was an investigation despite that in the past they said that the strike was a was justified and was. against a against a target so i think the importance is that with the mounting pressure on the saudi led coalition eventually they did. they did investigate and admitted that the strike did indeed cause civilian casualties and in this case it was clear i was on a bus full of full of full of children and now what will happen next because of this th

campaign i pledged to open investigations into journalist ahmed real once disappearance and i mean rashid's murder repeal the anti-defamation act and ensure press freedom jeffrey. the anti-defamation act first of all ensures that there is some measure of democratic responsibility to go along with them very rights one of the biggest problems that we have in multiuse is that there is no true adherents to truett instead there's deference to hyperbole time and time again and it does and they don't write any semblance of honesty in what they're reporting and that is a problem that is something that needs to be interests but that doesn't mean they defend the defamation and you have no need to act like it's any more yeah i mean really really not much you really don't need to defend the death of the you know don't even get part owner isn't getting the rape threats monthly done only not only when you are in and of the you know the end of friends as well and it and i would make it all so evil and gentle frankly i'm going to pull you apart for a moment because i want to bring in this comment live via

the campaign i pledged open investigations into journalist ahmed real once disappearance i mean rashid's murder repeal the anti-defamation act and ensure press freedom jeffrey. the anti-defamation act first of all ensures that there is some measure of democratic responsibility to go along with them rights one of the biggest problems that we have in multiuse is that there is no true adherents to truett instead there's deference to hyperbole time and time again and it doesn't and i don't think that any semblance of honesty in what they're reporting and that is a problem that is something that needs to be interests but that doesn't mean they defend the defamation and you really have no need to act like it's any more ya mean randi randi nama you really don't need to defend the death of me i've been telling him that i'm part owner and. rape threats monthly don't own me not only will you all in and of the you know me and of friends as well and i would make also even and gentle frank i'm going to pull you apart for a moment because i want to bring in this comment live be a youtube tell me what

van esveld is the senior researcher for the children's rights division at human rights watch but rashid band joins us from london he is middle east and north africa caseworker and the international new human rights ngo reprieve and from our more in sweden via skype from nancy senior nonresident fellow and get planty council a warm welcome to you all now. but let me start with you this saudis sort of gave an admission of error without going into too much details of what happened or who they were targeting do you see that as genuine well i mean i think regard this if it is genuine or not genuine i think the point is that they that there was and there was an investigation despite that in the past they said that the strike was a was justified and was. against a against a target so i think the importance is that with the mounting pressure on the saudi led coalition eventually they did. they did investigate and admitted that the strike did indeed cause civilian casualties and in this case it was clear i was on a bus full of full of full of children and now what will happen next because of thi

here's i'm in rashid now advocacy and communications manager for transparency dave's joining us from ali nice to have you with us i know you can't comment on the polls as such or any which way they're leaning but let's talk about the whole process was have you seen today what have you heard today about the actual electoral process going on. there is a statement early this morning come in name the. commenting on the election process and what our comment was that the opening of course was a smoke we were to it during the course of the day there were a number of issues in the electoral process namely the he was along people were waiting in line on every so two or three hours at least to walk across their ballots and election commission extended the war thing from. four pm to seven pm so this is one of the main things that were found and again the polls caused at seven pm now it's eight nineteen pm when one of the main issues that one of the reports of inconsistency is counting process so this is in a nutshell what's happening what's been happening on polling day what is in a consistent

adil rashid brought the turning point and unc much turning like this for a while. bowled.test career of his friend, alastair cook. the two old mates have disagreed at the end about who would walk off in front. cooke went first, england will wantjimmy anderson to hang back as long as possible. whatjimmy has achieved and what he hears stomach is capable of achieving, still, is astounding, really. for him to take as many tickets as he has a. i think the most exciting thing is that he is bowling, in my opinion, at his best. throughout this summer hat he has been outstanding and he can carry that for a long time still. what a great story. england have won their first match since the world cup quarter finals, beating switzerland one— nil in a friendly in leicester. the first 25 seconds of the match was broadcast in black and white to mark 25 years of the anti—racism initiative, kick it out. back in colour, and the winning goal came in the second half, scored by marcus rashford. it ends a 3 match losing streak. northern ireland could have unearthed a new star in their 3—0 friendl

us in the studio along with mairead king, head of partnerships at save the children, and ahmad al—rashid as well my duty and my responsibility, as a player and my responsibility, as a player and now being with arsenal for so long. i want to know where the money goes and what impact it can have. how did you feel about being there and helping these kids who have such different lives from the ones we know and understand ? different lives from the ones we know and understand? would you feel you could bring to them and did you talk to them about their experiences or was it more about the practical business of playing football? we started with practising football but off the pitch, to listen to them and learn from them and learn from their experiences... how they see arsenal, how they see football, what are their dreams and how can we help them to shape that? because as i was there, it looked, to me, pretty limited. refugee camp, dry, hot. a good infrastructure, but then they have no limits, and on the football pitch, they don‘t think as much about the circumstances. we are all the same on the

adil rashid keeps his place in the team whilst at the top, all—rounder moeen ali will bat at 3 with captainjoedefinitely my preferred position. it is further think i will get the best out of myself as a pleasant day captain, so i would have never known that if i didn't give me the opportunity to bat three, and i thought it would give us the best opportunity to win asa team. give us the best opportunity to win as a team. that is obviously change in my mind, so i almost feel it we are ina in my mind, so i almost feel it we are in a better position for having gone through that experience, and you will have to wait and see, it might change again, you never know. england have, of course, already won the five—match series. they lead 3—1. we know that novak djokovicz likes to play tennis in a sonnet! the temperatures have been in the high 30s for the last couple of weeks. hard enough to sit out in let alone play tennis. roger federer and novak djokovic have both struggled in the last couple of days — as much with the temperatures as the lack of fresh air at court level. the arthur ashe stadium has be